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James Cagney stars as a fledgling producer who finds himself at odds with his workers, financiers and his greedy ex-wife when he tries to produce live musicals for movie-going audiences. Co-starring Joan Blondell and Dick Powell with spectacular Busby Berkeley dance sequences. Inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry.
Directed By Lloyd Bacon
Starring James Cagney, Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler
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What in the world COULDN'T James Cagney do??? As brilliant a dramatic actor as comedic... as great a dancer as there ever was and a signing voice to boot. Few people as talented have ever walk god's green earth.
In one word, sing
In the long annals of entertainment man oh man Cagney kicked ass. Born to do it.
They broke the mold when God made Cagney. He's immortal in my book...
AMEN TO THAT
The best
You said it!
"Shanghai Lil" was the name of the B-24 Liberator that my Dad, a nosegunner, flew in the Pacific during WWII. That is what brought me here.
Many plaudits to your dad!!! It was my dad who was a kid during the war that taught me all about B24s and these great musicals!
And don't forget the great camera-work in this. Talented and inventive people, all-around. A truly great number.
Several good songs in this movie that were written by the same two who did other movies such as Lullaby of Broadway. Harry Warren and Al Dubin. I really like this number and one never really associates Warner with putting out musicals. One of the sets if I recall was the most expensive set built in those days (the swimming pool dance number).
i love where the camera does a 360 . very imaginative
30s musicals almost always had one screamingly funny element to them: numbers that were supposedly performed on theater stages, but were on the scale of "The Ten Commandments". Earlier in this very film, there was an incredibly elaborate "aquacade" number where you see the swimmers from above (neat trick), forming all sorts of kaleidoscopic patterns that you would never see or appreciate from eye level. Just take a look at all the camera movements, edits, closeups, and cross-cuts in "Shanghai Lil", and you realize that only a movie could bring this sequence to life. As it does, spectacularly.
Oh, and by the way: Jimmy Cagney WAS A GOD! Compare his musical work here, and in "Yankee Doodle Dandy"; and then watch him play a bone-chilling psychopathic murderer in "White Heat" -- and you feel like crying out to God "Couldn't You have saved some talent for the rest of us?"
I noticed the same since I saw the first Busby Berkeley's musical. Think to the final number in 42 Street for instance, or Remember my forgotten man from Golddigers of 1933. But isn't this stravaganza part of the ipnotical beauty of these films?
Another Busby Berkeley masterpiece
Master scene, Ruby Keeler and James Cagney at the peak of their careers. Amazing choreography, fantastic photography, great Warren-Dubin composition and arrangement and expert direction of Mr. Berkeley!!
You mean peak of youth. Cagney career was just getting started...
@@moriahjacobs6131 indeed. Ruby didn't do much after the 30s. Yet Cagney was still pumping out movies
Up until now, he'd only been known on-screen for his gangster movies. This scene was the first time he really danced in a movie. And, he had to fight to get the part.
‘That Oriental dame is detrimental….She won’t be mine for all of Palestine…’
The whole set-piece is a masterpiece.
Oye
One of the best musical movies ever, the cast is amazing, Cagney, Powell, Joan Blondell, Frank McHugh, Ruby Keeler, Hugh Herbert, etc
He was 5'5" but still pulled off the tough guy.
If only we could rekindle this kind of magical movie making.
Fantastic, this incredible actor, dancer, James Cagney seemed to dance above the ground, so light on his feet..
then be the toughest, meanest man..
That's talent...Mr Cagney looked like my Grandfather., or Visa versa..
Wonderful clip..what a bar room brawl
...👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gotta love the very pre-code last line of the movie: James Cagney proposes to Joan Blondell and then says, "I'll make ya LOVE it!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Masterpiece! Probably my favorite musical number of all time. This one had it all, sex and drugs and Jimmy & Ruby. Busby was a genius...❤❤❤
Jimmy Cagney was a fine dancer - Yankie doodle Dandy 1942 - shows of his dance work to the best advantage - but this is also very noteworthy - and what a surprise to an audience who new him best for his gangster roles
Breathtakingly beautiful and magical
Cagney was tops when it comes to any of the tap dancing numbers as well as his portrayals in gangster tough guy films.
James Cagney R.I.P
☆☆☆☆☆☆
James is the King.
Oh my, he’s beautiful. This scene has it all. I just love that, in a matter of minutes, he goes from starting a bar brawl to singing and dancing - and even in this short clip he blows me away!
Maybe by modern standards he’s not as “handsome” as today’s actors, but to me he’s infinitely more attractive. I hate to say it, but there doesn’t seem to be much more to most of the actors now than just that - looks.
I was wildly in love with Cagney when I was a kid, watching his movies on TV. (I think when I saw this one, they cut part of this scene and edited part of it so the spaced-out opium blondes were not shown, and you couldn't see that one blonde whose boobs were practically hanging out of her dress). Cagney was not conventionally handsome, but his lithe, animal-like grace and extraordinarily expressive face and eyes (not to mention how he said his lines) just floored me. For all his incredible sexiness, he remained married and faithful to one woman, his wife, Frances, for 64 years.
Gale Manning I've loved this man since I was 12. He went Home when I was 19, and even now at 51, I still love him. That smile, those eyes, that grace, just wow! I have heard stories about other actresses in his time that did their best to get in his pants, to no avail. He was a one woman man, and that's really the sexiest thing of all. RIP Jimmy C, you were the bees knees!
Remember today with the help of a make up artist and the right light, anyone can be luscious. You have to something with it. Wow, I haven't been to a movie since....?
@@ChristChickAutistic Spoken like a true lady.
Just watched this. So much sub text in there and social commentary if you want to analyse it but I don't,but you could. But James Cagney. Never seen his gangster movies. Was astonished when I saw him start to dance in a film with Bob Hope. Realised then how talented this man was. It's his face. The obvious intelligence. He doesn't have to say or do a lot because somehow his face says it and it's the tiniest of facial movements too.
As far as I'm concerned James Carney is the sexiest man in the history of movies. He leaves me breathless.
No question about it. When I was a kid, I was soooo in love with him. Still am.
He was my first love, when I was 12, and all these years later, he still is. I think he's why I've always loved gingers, bad boys, dancers, and men who are shorter and compact with hooded eyes and killer smirks.
same when i was a kid i was head over heels for him
Cagney was great in "Yankee Doodle Dandy" of where he won an Oscar for best actor. But too bad he wasn't even nominated for best actor in "White Heat".
☆☆☆☆☆
Me too! The all singing dancing OG! Talk about charisma! Take me away Jimmy Cay...
A Hollywood great....forever.
CagMan was soooo light on his feet, and absolutely did this sequence seamlessly with Ruby..(we had a ginger cat, we named after him..his nickname was CagMan, please forgive..I admired James Cagney hugely)
James Cagney was among my top favorites!
This was the first time Cagney ever danced in a movie, and it stunned audiences.
My favorite actor...my second is Bogey.....but he couldn't dance and sing like Cagney.
An amazing masterpiece that contains all major aspects of the period and its genre. Spectacular. One of those movies that truly becomes more wonderful each time I enjoy. The only drawback is that some people have to pay to view. So many years after release plus as a film enshrined in the National registery should mean footlight parade is forever free to view. Total, worldwide public property. Shame on any company charging any fee to stream this beautiful piece of our human soul.
Just buy it on eBay.
How bittersweet it must have been. Such INCREDIBLE films... But knowing that once it was out of theaters one wouldn't get to see it again.
Absolutely extraordinary! A dream sequence! How bout the gorgeous women and costumes 38 sec? Then Ruby and Cagney’s sublime vocals and dancing
the great james cagney in of my favorite movies of his...too bad for the hayes code...movies just weren't the same thereafter...
Love the pre-code and the talent and majesty or it…
James Cagney was HOT!
singers333 god I know it! My favorite actor ever! These actors now don't compare. I would have loved to have been his girl!
Jacqie Yates me too!!
Me too..his facial expressions, smile, his body movements and style..super hot!
He had it all!!!
One of a kind!
A superb number, a powerhouse!
1:06 - 1:15 Art Deco aesthetic so stunning. looks like de Lempicka painting.
85 years old this year. Looks great. Cagney at his impish peak.
He was born in 1899 and died in 1986, just shy of his 87 birthday....where do you get 85 years old this year...that year would've been around 1984 and you certainly didn't post this 35 years ago.
@@fscap811 -- I think that they meant *Footlight Parade* was 85 years old this year.
@@bricology ok, that makes sense...thanks
That den of girls...wow. the look. This needs to be seen in a revival theater..one with the correct format giant box screen.
sclogse1 the beauties at 29 secs???! That dress!!’
How bout the strung out beauties at 1’05-1”18?
Notta Victim Almost a dress jajajajaja!
@@nottavictim5 Exactly. John Ford did this too in an early film. Awesome mood.
I love James Cagney.
Harry Warren has a fondness for the opera and it shows in this scene. I can almost hear "CARMEN ' in it.
Love the jazzy sound on the bar counter. Starting the swingy music sound. Hes so natural acting like shes the star because he was just subbing unexpectedly for the drunk.
Excellent movie.... pre code were so good.
1933 ... and hardly a single person onscreen can be any younger than 20. It is like watching ghosts. These people are gone, every last one of them.
And so will you be...the circke of life.
I love J Cagneys steppdancing hese balance and very tecnic's footchans
he had a one still!
That old Vaudeville crowd...those folks sure were talented weren't they?
WOW... 1933... GREAT !.... Tribute to all the actors.... espacially to Shanghai Lil !
une scène magnifique !!!
The full scene of Shanghai Lil begins in the dressing room where Cagney finds his lead actor drunk. They struggle and Cagney makes his famous fall down the stairs. Then he comes to life, singing and dancing the role himself. The scene includes American sailors marching in formation and displaying the image of FDR! At the end producers in the audience sign a contract and Cagney, back stage again, proposes to Joan Blondell. The film ends.
If you want to watch the entire Shanghai Lil scene, it should include this complete sequence. If not you are being ripped off!
What a style !
So glad that this has been restored!
absolutely LOVE THIS
Temples reaching to the stars, international bazaars
Chummy little Chinese ladies, drinking at those dinky bars
Balmy breezes rom the sea, blossoms in the cherry tree
Everything is so familiar, but where, oh, where is she
I've covered every little highway
And I've been climbing every hill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
The stars that hang high over Shanghai
Bring back the memory of a thrill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I learned to love her
The little devil was just a butterfly
But you'd discover something on the level
Shining in her eye
Oh, I've been trying to forget her
But what's the use, I never will
I'll be looking high and I'll be looking low
Till I find my Shanghai Lil
Anxiously I cast an eye on each street throughout Shanghai
Plenty Oriental ladies beckon as they pass me by
But my mind just can't erase one outstanding lovely face
So, until the day I find out, I'll never leave this place
I've covered every little highway
And I've been climbing every hill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
The stars that hang high over Shanghai
Bring back the memory of a thrill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I learned to love her
The little devil was just a butterfly
But you'd discover something on the level
Shining in her eye
Oh, I've been trying to forget her
But what's the use, I never will
I'll be looking high and I'll be looking low
Till I find my Shanghai Lil
********************
As performed in the film "Footlight Parade"
by James Cagney, Ruby Keeler & Chorus (1933):
1st WOMAN:
Looking for your Shanghai Lil?
MAN:
No, she ain't your Shanghai Lil
2nd WOMAN:
Don't give him flowers
He'll just take your flowers straight to Shanghai Lil
BARTENDER:
No, I ain't seen Shanghai Lil
SAILOR:
Hello, Bill, you old galoot
Where'd you get that monkey suit?
CAGNEY:
Don't tell anyone you saw me
Or I'll rap you in the snoot
SAILOR:
Hey, you jumped ship. Now what's your game?
CAGNEY:
Oh, just looking for a dame
SAILOR:
Staying here, you're taking chances
CAGNEY:
Yeah? Well I'll stay, just the same
I've covered every little highway
And I've been climbing every hill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low,
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
The stars that hang high over Shanghai
Bring back the memory of a thrill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I learnt to love her
The little devil was just a butterfly
But you discover something on the level
Shining in her eye
Oh, I've been trying to forget her
But what's the use? I never will
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I've got to have another brandy
1st WOMAN: He's shaking like he's got a chill
2nd WOMAN: I know what it takes
To cure him of the shakes
1st MAN: Ah, what he wants is Shanghai Lil
2nd MAN: Oh, she's a fascinatin' heathen
3rd WOMAN: But say! She ain't been through the mill
3rd MAN: Since she met that gob, she's acting like a snob
4th WOMAN: Say, who the heck is Shanghai Lil?
5th WOMAN: That Chinee devil!
6th WOMAN: No, she's on the level, she can't hurt you and me
7th WOMAN: That Oriental dame is detrimental to our industry
8th WOMAN: You said it!
4th MAN: I offered 'er a 'ouse in London
5th MAN: And I a château in the ville
6th MAN: She says she won't be mine for all of Palestine, Oy!
9th WOMAN: They all go for Shanghai Lil
SAILOR:
Come on, let's drink to Lil
He's looking for her still
Drink her down to Shanghai Lil
ALL:
Hey!
ALL:
Here's to the gal who loves a sailor
It's looking like she always will
SAILOR:
She's every sailor's pal, she's anybody's gal
ALL:
Drink her down to Shanghai Lil
SAILORS:
He can knock 'em down
And he can lay 'em low
Fighting for his . . .
CAGNEY:
Shanghai Lil!
KEELER:
I miss you very much a long time
I think that you no love me still
CAGNEY:
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
I think you go with other sweethearts,
And very many tears I spill
SAILORS:
He's been looking high and he's been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
I got new lover
CAGNEY:
You little devil, you're just a butterfly
KEELER:
I like new lover
CAGNEY:
You're still on the level, you can't kid this guy
KEELER:
I pray to Buddha in the joss-house
And Buddha, he bring back my Bill
SAILORS:
He's been looking high and he's been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
Oh please, you take me on great big steamboat
With you across the sea
CAGNEY:
I'd like to take you, but that great big steamboat
Don't belong to me
ALL:
The stars that hang high over Shanghai
Bring back the memory of a thrill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I learnt to love her
The little devil was just a butterfly
But you discover something on the level
Shining in her eye
Oh, I've been trying to forget her
But what's the use, I never will
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Till I find my Shanghai Lil
John Paradise Thanks for commenting the lyrics. ❤️ it!
wow! that tap dancing!!! never saw this film before!!
Did you happen to notice when Sailor Bill snatches Shanghai Lil's corsage, sniffs it, then tosses it away?
He could do it all !!🥰
Wonderful number!
The Cagney and Keeler dance scene was way TOO SHORT!
Absolutely wonderful! Thanks for posting.
Keeping in mind when this was made, I cant believe there was a black man in the scene just hanging out with the rest of the people. He wasn't even a waiter or something or something like that!
pre code was color blind apparently.
@PalmerEldritch666 - You need to get an education and understand the context. The women of ill repute said "that" oriental meaning she as an individual draws more men's attention as she is more attractive. Take the chip off your shoulders and realize that there were racial issues then but that lyric was not one of them.
What a shame they descended into the vileness regarding black people. Only allowed to do cameo type appearances. Even Louis Armstrong wasn't a full cast member.
@PalmerEldritch666 I can certainly agree that American Cinema in 1933 had engaged stereotypes.
@@lorrainepaul5928 What was exactly vile? We can agree stereotypes were used. What drives the movies is entertainment value and $$$. One year later came the Hayes Act that stymied anything that they though was sexually charged and immoral. Meanwhile, 1930's had several films with all black casts and again - designed for entertainment and $$$ with an expected audience that was primarily black. Incidentally, you'll find in the 40's various talented black entertainers doing "cameos" and in some instances are show stoppers. Here is some amazing talent
that is highlighted - ruclips.net/video/JTwy8ruyY40/видео.html
despite saying that this is full scene ,its not, end and start cut, its such a good number,warners would rather have you buy the whole film
I own this on blu ray. Great, great movie!
Lily Savage did a brilliant cover of this
*Take a close look at (**2:13**)...and you'll see John Garfield in an uncredited role as a'sailor in bar-fight'...this must surely be one of his first appearances (maybe first ever) infront of a camera!*
There's some controversy as to whether that bit player is Garfield. In fact film historians say it's NOT him.
I immediately noticed that actor
& thought...I know him!
That piece that she did when she popped up on that bar is *hard!* I can't imagine doing that on a bar!!!
Lol maybe I inherited yellow fever. And to think my therapist tried to blame anime.
A bar with an opium den in the back! I'm in.
Thank you
Fantastic
i love cagney dancing. especially because i grew up seeing him as a gangster
Man, I need to get to that club!
So many stunningly beautiful women in this film
FULL SCENE NOT... it continues into the best bit of jingoism ive ever seen, patriotic fervor...done right.
And, it cuts a little bit off of the beginning as Cagney is forced to take over the role and comes down the staircase onto the stage to start the action.
why did you cut the end ? never-the-less
MAGNIFICENT
Esta barra tan cosmopolita me hace pensar en Casablanca.En la epica de la Gran Depresion cuanto trabajo dio el cine;y q abundante mano de obra.👀🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿
Hay muchos motivos por los cuales esta película es de culto extremo y un clásico, ya casi cumple los 100 años, pocas veces me he maravillado por una película como lo hice con esta, es realmente perfecta.
1st WOMAN: He's shaking like he's got a chill
2nd WOMAN: I know what it takes
To cure him of the shakes
1st MAN: Ah, what he wants is Shanghai Lil
2nd MAN: Oh, she's a fascinatin' heathen
3rd WOMAN: But say! She ain't been through the mill
3rd MAN: Since she met that gob, she's acting like a snob
4th WOMAN: Say, who the heck is Shanghai Lil?
5th WOMAN: That Chinee devil!
6th WOMAN: No, she's on the level, she can't hurt you and me
7th WOMAN: That Oriental dame is detrimental to our industry
8th WOMAN: You said it!
4th MAN: I offered 'er a 'ouse in London
5th MAN: And I a château in the ville
6th MAN: She says she won't be mine for all of Palestine, Oy!
9th WOMAN: They all go for Shanghai Lil
SAILOR:
Come on, let's drink to Lil
He's looking for her still
Drink her down to Shanghai Lil
ALL:
Hey!
ALL:
Here's to the gal who loves a sailor
It's looking like she always will
SAILOR:
She's every sailor's pal, she's anybody's gal
ALL:
Drink her down to Shanghai Lil
SAILORS:
He can knock 'em down
And he can lay 'em low
Fighting for his . . .
CAGNEY:
Shanghai Lil!
KEELER:
I miss you very much a long time
I think that you no love me still
CAGNEY:
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
I think you go with other sweethearts,
And very many tears I spill
SAILORS:
He's been looking high and he's been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
I got new lover
CAGNEY:
You little devil, you're just a butterfly
KEELER:
I like new lover
CAGNEY:
You're still on the level, you can't kid this guy
KEELER:
I pray to Buddha in the joss-house
And Buddha, he bring back my Bill
SAILORS:
He's been looking high and he's been looking low
Looking for you, Shanghai Lil
KEELER:
Oh please, you take me on great big steamboat
With you across the sea
CAGNEY:
I'd like to take you, but that great big steamboat
Don't belong to me
ALL:
The stars that hang high over Shanghai
Bring back the memory of a thrill
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Looking for my Shanghai Lil
I learnt to love her
The little devil was just a butterfly
But you discover something on the level
Shining in her eye
Oh, I've been trying to forget her
But what's the use, I never will
I've been looking high and I've been looking low
Till I find my Shanghai Lil
Neither Cagney or Keeler could really sing, but it didn't matter, they could both act and dance.
Sensational.
This isn't the "full scene!" Where is: "I'd like to take you, but that great big steamboat
Don't belong to me?"
This is NOT the full scene. In fact, it has left out the best part---the three minutes that follows the end of this video.
You're right. And it omits Jimmy falling down the stairs before he begins the number.
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@@ShindlerReal Thank you!!!!!
You won't see any opium dens with scantily clad women in movies made after 1933. Amazing number. Berkleys best work was in the 30s I think.
I wish the whole movie was about this Opium Den !!! Surreal and erotic in a decadent proto- Bob Fosse way.
They stop short of showing any of the ladies actually smoking opium (a little too much even pre-Code, perhaps), but it is obvious that they are meant to be spaced out.
Boy, I wish the dancing segment lasted longer.
*I think, from the perspective of 'Story/Song/ Tandem-Tap/Artistic Interpretation'/that
this is possibly the finest performance of it's kind ever put on film*
(yes, the Nicholas Brothers and many others like 'Fred/Ginger'...and the 'best of them all'
Shirley/'Bojangles' did surpass this single performance...but not in terms of 'conveying the
meaning' of the "Shanghai Lil" number had with Cagney and Keeler. They were 'magic' in
this performance!
(I personally feel much of Cagney's performing abilities were completely wasted or
'mis-Directed' in many of the movies he was in...I think he did them strictly for the money as
well as being in need of 'screen-time' to not be thought-of as 'stale' or 'out-of-date')
"One/Two/Three" was executed brilliantly by Cagney, who proved he still 'had it' as the over-
worked Coke executive...his comedic-timing and 'expressions' were on full display despite
having not played that 'type' of role in decades!
They did it on a 2 1/2ft. bar...Are Your Freakin Kiddin Me!
Lily savage brought me here
素晴らしい映像です。
Beautiful scantily clad women getting stoned in a Chinese opium den, thank God this great film was made before the Hays code.
A Beautiful sequence. One just imagines what it would have looked like without the Hays Office around or if Berkeley had been teamed with Erich Von Stroheim as the sequences Director. Opium Den, Heaven for the theater goers.
forever love for Cagney 💖💖💖💖 but sadly the scene isn't complete
This is NOT the full scene!
Yup....the best part is still to follow!
"She said she won't be mine for all of Palestine, Oy." 🤣🤣
From 上海リル( Japanese version)
I really curious ab thismovie!!
Wish I can watch on Netflix or others!
At 3.12 Cagney looks off camera at someone else.
Small men can pack a powerful punch!
I'm laughing because Cagney is CLEARLY a tenor but they've got him singing lower notes than his natural range like a baritone and sometimes his voice cracks.
Id rather have it be a little cracked and natural in that situation than a say Nelson Eddy. lol
Maybe he cracked simply because he wasn't a great singer. In "Never Steal Anything Small", "The West Point Story" or "Yankee Doodle Dandy", he "talks-the-songs". Maybe in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" too, I'm not sure. In "The Oklahoma Kid" he sings, but nothing extraordinary.
PS: Chris Merritt could sing a low A (A2) without cracking and he was a tenor.
If one pays close attention, a VERY young John Garfield is in the crowd. If you know about old movies he became a big star in the 1940's. He wasn't drafted because he had a bad heart, and died at age 39 of a heart attack. Sad...
why is Ruby Keeler not above-mentioned?
There's a question among film scholars as to whether it's John Garfield in one shot. I believe it's at 0:45.
At 2:13 that's John Garfield.
it's a lookalike, not Garfield.
Whos he winking to in the scene where she jumps out of the barrel? A couple of sailors drop their rifles in the end routine
Who else is here because of The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios?
NOT the FULL SCENE.
During the tap dancing, why did Sailor Bill snatch Shanghai Lil's corsage, sniff it, and toss it away? Didn't anyone catch that?
Cagney. What can you say. Sad, Ruby Keeler is not once mentioned in the caption.
No offence to Ruby Keeler , but i wish Ginger Rogers was sharing this dance duet with the great Cagney...
Philip Halpenny ... Yeah, I don't know what it was about Ruby Keeler that made her so popular. She couldn't sing, her acting was mediocre, and I always found her dancing leaden-footed.
@@Kjt853 All true - but she was cute as a button!
Dom Doot ... She was also married to Al Jolson, which couldn't have hurt her career.
I think this is Warner brothers where they all worked .
An innocent charm and warmth,on and off screen by all accounts,coupled with great beauty is what she had in my opinion.Ginger was great too though.