Fun fact the actor who plays the drums is Jack Haley AKA The Tinman from the Wizard of Oz from 1932. My great grandfather met in him once at a club. Told my parents that it was along the greatest honor in his life to meet such a legend RIP Mr Haley.
One of the songs played by the band just moments after it struck the iceberg on the Titanic. Was spoken of being heard in the background by one of the officers (Joseph Boxhall)as he came back up the decks from his inspection of the damage in the fwd compartments.
@@Marcel_Audubon Neither is it yours then, evidently. If you dont care about the comment, why bother commenting in the first place? Just leave it? Clearly people thought the fact was interesting to know, including me...
Tyrone Power playing violin. Alice Faye singing. Film of the same name. Highest grossing picture in the 1930's (1938). Yes, that's Jack Hailey Sr (Tinman) on the drums.
I saw this movie once due to insomnia and channel flippint at 2 in thr morning. Caught it right as it started. Amazing picture! Ive never been able to find it since.
My grandma used to sing and dance to this song for us and never knew the name of the song until I saw a group of tap dancers dancing to it just a month ago 😭 By the way, Tyron Power was my grandma’s crush 🥰 so this video is just the best. I love you and miss you Abe (that’s how I called her) 🥲
The Swanee River musical reference (meaning not just being mention, but a snippet of the Swanee River melody inserted) is a skillful way to instantly popularize your new tune. Irving Berlin and Tin Pan Alley knew how to craft a popular song
Saw this movie many times as a kid on TV. A great song and Alice Faye’s voice is perfect. It’s too bad we don’t seem to see these movies any longer on TV. Lot’s of great music.
Alexander's Ragtime Band film at the Soviet Box Office, which we watched in the Illusion since childhood, the film was handed over to Stalin and the Soviet People from the Friendly American People and US President Roosevelt. That's the way things are chub.
I have just spent some time on YT looking for violin only versions of this song. BUT .. I wanted it to begin exactly as played on the introduction in the movie. I have loved this song since I first saw the movie when I was a kid back in the fifties. And 'this' is my favorite version.
фильм Рэгтайм-бэнд Александра в Советском прокате, который мы с детства смотрели в Иллюзионе, фильм был передан Сталину и Советскому Народу от Дружественного Американского Народа и Президента США Рузвельта. Вот такие дела чубатые.
It's from the 1938 movie "Alexander's Ragtime Band" starring Tyrone Power and Alice Faye, and cost $2,275,000 to produce. The movie takes its name from the 1911 Irving Berlin song "Alexander's Ragtime Band." The film begins in 1915 and features some great shots of the Cliff House in San Francisco, California. The interior of the Cliff House that was built in 1909 was recreated on a Hollywood sound stage for $100,000 which included the importation of seven glass chandeliers from the former Czechoslovakia.
Ich war Hauptschüler, meine Noten lagen im guten Mittelfeld aber als Algebra eingeführt wurde schrieb ich nur noch Sechsen in Mathe! Ergo: Kein Quali...trotzdem habe ich heute mit 50 einen Betrieb in dem 20 Mitarbeiter arbeiten 🤔 man muss wissen: wenn du damals keinen Quali hattest warst du gesellschaftlich dem Untergang geweiht 😊
Fun fact the actor who plays the drums is Jack Haley AKA The Tinman from the Wizard of Oz from 1932. My great grandfather met in him once at a club. Told my parents that it was along the greatest honor in his life to meet such a legend RIP Mr Haley.
One of the songs played by the band just moments after it struck the iceberg on the Titanic. Was spoken of being heard in the background by one of the officers (Joseph Boxhall)as he came back up the decks from his inspection of the damage in the fwd compartments.
who gives a rat's ass? that's a tiny footnote on a footnote in this song's history
@@Marcel_Audubon obviously you cared enough to comment smh
@@julius6889 reading comprehension, not your forté, Julie?
@@Marcel_Audubon Neither is it yours then, evidently. If you dont care about the comment, why bother commenting in the first place? Just leave it? Clearly people thought the fact was interesting to know, including me...
@@julius6889 I was trying to figure out if you were an imbecile, or merely a moron ... imbecile it is! - thanks for clearing that up.
I learned this song back in 1987 for high school choir. Felt a bit nostalgic so I popped in to hear this little gem. ❤️
I am glad to write you and I will like to be your friend
She has the loveliest voice. I could listen to her all day.
They played Ragtime music on the Titanic, on the night it sank. It was dance music for 1912...
Who gives a rat's ass???
@@basil9973 in fact, who gives a rat's ass???
@@Marcel_Audubon I care
@@cale583 giving a rat's ass is a bigger commitment than common caring - the capture and dissection of a rat alone proves that
@@Marcel_Audubon And what great philosopher proved that to be true? WHere is the formula for determining such things??
Still hear this song when wandering through a Disney park and still love it.
Tyrone Power playing violin. Alice Faye singing. Film of the same name. Highest grossing picture in the 1930's (1938). Yes, that's Jack Hailey Sr (Tinman) on the drums.
That’s great. Never would have noticed
I saw this movie once due to insomnia and channel flippint at 2 in thr morning. Caught it right as it started. Amazing picture! Ive never been able to find it since.
My grandma used to sing and dance to this song for us and never knew the name of the song until I saw a group of tap dancers dancing to it just a month ago 😭
By the way, Tyron Power was my grandma’s crush 🥰 so this video is just the best.
I love you and miss you Abe (that’s how I called her) 🥲
The Swanee River musical reference (meaning not just being mention, but a snippet of the Swanee River melody inserted) is a skillful way to instantly popularize your new tune. Irving Berlin and Tin Pan Alley knew how to craft a popular song
Welcome back, my friends to the show that never ends...
Браво от Всей Души!
Какие Любимые Актеры!
above reads Bravo from the Bottom of My Heart What Favorite Actors [tnx google translate]
@@cupjay very well
Excellent hearing Alice Faye and watching Tyrone Powell together.👌💃🕺💯
lol the actor still has a straighter bow than many violinists I have seen.
@@maximusgeorge9595 congratulations
Saw this movie many times as a kid on TV. A great song and Alice Faye’s voice is perfect. It’s too bad we don’t seem to see these movies any longer on TV. Lot’s of great music.
Great movie; great song; and great actors....life is short; enjoy it.
Name of movie?
@@jm-je4tl Alexander's Ragtime Band
@@snowpatriot4045 thanks
"What kinda time is this?"
"4/20"
Explains everything
I LOVE THIS!
I absolutely loved playing this on my trombone
here take this, its music XD
"BAD PARENTING" IS THE BEST GAME EVER
Irving Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band".
POV: Your here because Apollo said this song has a stupid name in The Hidden Oracle
Alexander's Ragtime Band film at the Soviet Box Office,
which we watched in the Illusion since childhood,
the film was handed over to Stalin and the Soviet People from the Friendly American People and US President Roosevelt. That's the way things are chub.
I’m singing this in chorus at school
Ken Follett évoque ce titre ds son œuvre "la chute des géants " p. 285.
very GOOD
I have just spent some time on YT looking for violin only versions of this song. BUT .. I wanted it to begin exactly as played on the introduction in the movie. I have loved this song since I first saw the movie when I was a kid back in the fifties. And 'this' is my favorite version.
фильм Рэгтайм-бэнд Александра в Советском прокате,
который мы с детства смотрели в Иллюзионе,
фильм был передан Сталину и Советскому Народу от Дружественного Американского Народа и Президента США Рузвельта. Вот такие дела чубатые.
Love this movie and song
When you're pretty sure you've just found your one true love but it's an old timey movie and they've been dead for 60 years #TyronePower
Hajjaajhahajajaj very good. 🏆
We used this when we did tap dancing when I wad a kid
Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and Cole Porter had the highest praise for Alice Faye.
I’ve just found the title mentioned in Aldous Huxley’s The Genius and The Goddess (1955).
The drummer is tin man
I love this
Alice Faye was great singing it!!!!
Isnt the drummer the Tin Man from Wizard of Oz?
Yes! That's Jack Haley!
Also, apart from Jack Haley, Tyrone power playing the violin.
I thought it was the Cowardly Lion but I now see I was mistakened
Yes.
Just as handsome.
Alexander's Ragtime Band
1938
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
everything aint about the beatles ferchrissakes
It takes the bartender to save the day with their sheet music!
) "Волга-Волга." Many thanks. Sincerely.
good girl. aint got to tell her twice to sing
I'm here because this was played in Vonnegut's Player Piano
How many times I've whistled it in my bath?
Lol, discovered this song in song book for preschoolers.
haha - pretty sophisticated rhythms for preschoolers!
They play every 28 days
I'm singing this in choir in 2023
"music to drown by"
Titanic
go away
@@Marcel_Audubon He's telling an actual fact, and you tell him to go away 2 years later? grow up man
@@florjanbrudar692 an actual fact? what other kinds of facts are there?
Do you work in the Department of Redundancy Department?
Sanford & Son brought me here
seen the bee gees sing this on bandstand.
Tyrone era muito lindo!
Ima have this song tomorrow for my concert 😆😆😆
As Seen on Family Classics with Dean Richards
Tyrone Power!!!
I didn't know the Lion from the Land of Oz played drums...
that is not the lion
I missed my time
go bears! (after sharing this tubey on bearinsider)
I have to sing this in choir
I'm sure God will like it, maybe even tap his toes.
Apolo said this would never be a hit
Everything is a language and information
Or can be interpreted as such
Splinter cell novel brought me here
Isn't there anyway to watch this one on utube in its entirety???
our public library offers it.. free
Love this movie! Tyrone Power yummy!
Alice Faye!
è un mio parente
Is that the Tinman?
yep, he was on tons of movies
Bee Gees
Joe Biden did say “ Play the Record 📀 📻🎶 Player 🔥🥃🤣 “
What's the film name?
What movie is this from?
lou's place in MTM
Play that funky music, white boy!
slksfca not in 70 or 80 years later after this came out
@@revolverocelot3697 no it actually still is that for some
Hot leed to get here.. cjek this lonk on the wall about 1.5 min
What is a title of the film? I see the Tyrone Power, he was the first artist in the film and I saw but don't now the title.
Alexander's ragtime band(1938)
Ragtime was apparently eaely african American music ,that evolved into jazz
That’s why they couldn’t get the timing
Of course it was
@@OohlalaHolly why ofcourse?
@@jdlc903 cause we are the originators of everything cool and saucy LOL
@@OohlalaHolly No you aren't you white hating loser.
What movie is this?
make women great again!
Isn’t this from Titanic?
It's from the 1938 movie "Alexander's Ragtime Band" starring Tyrone Power and Alice Faye, and cost $2,275,000 to produce. The movie takes its name from the 1911 Irving Berlin song "Alexander's Ragtime Band." The film begins in 1915 and features some great shots of the Cliff House in San Francisco, California. The interior of the Cliff House that was built in 1909 was recreated on a Hollywood sound stage for $100,000 which included the importation of seven glass chandeliers from the former Czechoslovakia.
this song is over 100 years old - it's been used countless times
The Titanic was not the only place the song was played.
👍
Ich war Hauptschüler, meine Noten lagen im guten Mittelfeld aber als
Algebra eingeführt wurde schrieb ich nur noch Sechsen in Mathe! Ergo:
Kein Quali...trotzdem habe ich heute mit 50 einen Betrieb in dem 20
Mitarbeiter arbeiten 🤔 man muss wissen: wenn du damals keinen Quali
hattest warst du gesellschaftlich dem Untergang geweiht 😊
Verschwinde bitte mit deinem Mist unter solch einem tollen Video.
Sei doch bitte nicht so grob! Mir liegst du am Herzen und wir sind doch alle sensible Individuen!
@@bernhardstramann6618 Ich hätte es wissen müssen, aber es gibt offensichtlich auch viele deutschsprachige Verrückte!
Wish the Titanic cultists would go away.
🙄🤦🏿♀️...🤣
What movie is this from?
the answer is out there somewhere, w/initial AsRB
The movie is the name as the song. ‘Alexander’s Ragtime Band’ 1938. But, perhaps you’re being sarcastic and I fell for it.
"They can play a bugle call
like you've never heard before"