Music in My Heart

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Boasting Tony Martin and Rita Hayworth and bandleader Andre Kostelanitz as its leading players, it's surprising that Music in My Heart isn't better than it is. Martin plays European-born actor Robert Gregory, who while rehearsing for a Broadway musical falls in love with chorine Patricia O'Malley (Rita Hayworth). She likewise falls in love with him, even though she's scheduled to marry millionaire Charles Gardner (Alan Mowbray). The relationship is endangered when Gregory faces deportation to his own country, but baton-wieldig Kostelanitz comes to the rescue by making Gregory a radio singing sensation. Talented child actress Edith Fellows, who in previous films had been given top billing over Rita Hayworth, is somewhat wasted in the role of Rita's kid sister. Of the film's six songs, "It's a Blue World" is the singular highlight.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Classics, Musical & Performing Arts, Romance
Directed By:

Joseph Santley
Written By:

James Edward Grant
In Theaters:

Jan 5, 1940 limited
On Disc/Streaming:

Sep 7, 2004
Runtime:

69 minutes
Studio:

Columbia Pictures

Cast

Rita Hayworth
as Patricia `Patsy' O'Malley

Alan Mowbray
as Charles Specner Gardner III

Tony Martin
as Robert `Bob' Gregory

Edith Fellows
as Mary O'Malley

Eric Blore
as Griggs, Butler

George Tobias
as Sascha

Joseph Crehan
as Mark C. Gilman

George Humbert
as Luigi

Joey Ray
as Miller

Don Brodie
as Taxi Driver

Julieta Novis
as Leading Lady

Eddie Kane
as Blake

Phil Tead
as Marshall

Marten Lamont
as Barrett

Don Beddoe
as Taxi Driver

Andre Kostelanetz
as Himself

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Oct 21, 2010

Minor B picture with Rita on her way up. The best part of this is the supporting cast with old reliables Eric Blore, George Tobias and Alan Mowbray adding a dash of humor to the proceedings.

jay n Super Reviewer