Release Date: Dec 28, 1945 Wide
Release Date: Dec 28, 1945 Wide
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The Stork Club, the famed New York nightspot immortalized by columnist Walter Winchell (in return for special favors from its owners), is the setting for this typically brash Betty Hutton musical. Hutton plays a young hat check girl who rescues an elderly tramp (Barry Fitzgerald) from drowning. The old bum turns out to be a millionaire, and expresses his gratitude by setting up Hutton in luxury--asking for nothing in return. Hutton's boyfriend Don DeFore suspects hanky panky, but all is forgiven
Dec 28, 1945 Wide
Jun 18, 2002
Acme DVD Works
Harmless comedy with Betty her usual bundle of energy. She looks great and is for her at times even rather subdued, she also sings some high octane numbers and a lovely old ballad beautifully. Just one word of caution, the film itself is in pretty rough shape often washed out and grainy.
January 13, 2010
Super Reviewer
You don't actually get to see either The Stork Club or Sherman Billingsley. The club you see is a Paramount Studios set piece recreated from hundreds of Stork Club stills. And Billingsley is recreated by actor Bill Goodwin. Given that's the reason I queued it up, the whole thing was pretty disappointing. Early on,
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