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Whoopee! (1930)
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Reviews Counted:4
Fresh:4
Rotten:0
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 1 hr 33 mins
Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Synopsis: Full of slapstick and song-and-dance, this hilarious musical comedy follows the adventures of "nervous wreck" Henry Williams when he sets out for an Arizona dude ranch. The high-spirited... Full of slapstick and song-and-dance, this hilarious musical comedy follows the adventures of "nervous wreck" Henry Williams when he sets out for an Arizona dude ranch. The high-spirited hypochondriac is determined to save a sweet girl, Sally Morgan, from making the biggest mistake of her life. So, Henry takes on the cowboys and tries to stop Sally from marrying a bully -- Sheriff Bob Wells. [More]
Starring: Eddie Cantor, Eleanor Hunt, Paul Gregory, John Rutherford
Starring: Eddie Cantor, Eleanor Hunt, Paul Gregory, John Rutherford, Albert Hackett, Dean Jagger, Betty Grable, Virginia Bruce, Claire Dodd
Director: Thornton Freeland
Director: Thornton Freeland
Producer: Samuel Goldwyn, Florenz Ziegfeld
Screenwriter: William Conselman
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Reviews for Whoopee!
Absolutely charming--and gloriously dated--Cantor vehicle. In two-strip Tech...and Cantor recreating his Broadway sensation.
Probably as close as we'll ever get to seeing what a 1920s Broadway stage musical was like.
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