
Glorifying the American Girl
1929, Musical, 1h 36m
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Movie Info
Eddie Cantor, Rudy Vallee and other Ziegfeld stars appear in the story of a struggling chorus girl (Mary Eaton).
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Genre: Musical
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Original Language: English
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Director: John W. Harkrider, Millard Webb
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Producer: Monta Bell
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Writer: J.P. McEvoy, Millard Webb
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Cast & Crew

Mary Eaton
Gloria Hughes

Edward Crandall
Buddy Moore

Gloria Shea
Barbara, Heimer's Dept. Store Clerk

Eddie Cantor
Self

Helen Morgan
Self

Rudy Vallee
Self

Florenz Ziegfeld
Self

Adolph Zukor
Self

Otto Kahn
Self

Texas Guinan
Self

Ring Lardner
Self

Noah Beery
Self

Johnny Weissmuller
Adonis (segment "Loveland")

John W. Harkrider
Director

Millard Webb
Director

J.P. McEvoy
Writer

Millard Webb
Writer

Monta Bell
Producer

Irving Berlin
Original Music

Walter Donaldson
Original Music

Rudolf Friml
Original Music

James E. Hanley
Original Music

Larry Spier
Original Music

Dave Stamper
Original Music

George J. Folsey
Cinematographer

John W. Harkrider
Costume Design
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Nov 14, 2018Florenz Ziegfeld, THE Broadway impresario, reluctantly nods to upstart Hollywood (at the time) a little in this, as there is some snippet of a story stringing the acts together, but for the most part this is a peek at the tradition of vaudeville and the work that the old-timers had to do to pull off entertaining the old audiences (pre-internet, maybe even pre-radio!). The emphasis, as Flo would have it and as is stated in the title, is the loving (some might say lecherous) gaze on the female form, and not much else. Women's Lib never heard of Flo Ziegfeld and vice versa. Largely seen as a trip back in time for interested viewers.
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