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The Gang's All Here

Screening on Film
Directed by Busby Berkeley.
With Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, James Ellison.
US, 1943, 35mm, color, 103 min.

Alice Faye plays a nightclub singer who falls for a soldier, much to the dismay of his wealthy parents. She convinces the uptight couple to let her put on a show to entertain their son’s servicemen comrades. Berkeley’s first foray into color is made all the more vivid by banana-wielding chorus girls and the hyper-vivid presence of Carmen Miranda, who steals the show with “The Lady in the Tutti-Frutti Hat.”

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