The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929)
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as Himself/Romeo
as Herself/Juliet
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as Stan
as Ollie
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as Himself/Princess Raja
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as Chorus girl
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No semblance of a story, and considering cast nobody is going to care.
It is a talking and singing film free from irritating outpourings of coarse slang or a tedious, sobbing romance.
MGM's entry in the cycle of all-star studio revues that came with the advent of sound; it was by far the most popular, though the waning of some of the celebrities featured makes it seem a little creaky today.
An early sound musical, this plotless revue, emceed by Conrad Nagel and Jack Benny, is a big mishmash with Shearer and Barrymore acting and then spoofing the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet, and Joan Crawford not only dancing but singing too!
It's a sometimes fascinating, sometimes tedious historical artifact.
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