TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM
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| Harvard educated Danny Collins (Rudy Vallee) and street-wise Mike Armstrong (Richard Lane) team up to form the most successful talent agency in New York. Armstrong is in love with nightclub and Broadway songstress Frances Lewis (Rosemary Lane), determined to make her nationally famous with his and Danny's help. Collins sees her, correctly, as a self-centered opportunist willing to capitalize on Mike's affections to further her career. Eventually, she causes Danny and Mike to split. Danny and his assistant 'Off-Beat' Davis (Allen Jenkins) meet Frances' maid Kitty Brown (Ann Miller), a shy tap-dancing wonder, and try to find her work... but without Mike, their new agency can't get going successfully. Mike is in the same bind.
When Danny has the opportunity to produce a New York television variety show with Kitty and Joan Merrill (as herself), he and Mike make amends. But Frances blackmails Danny, threatening to break Mike's heart if she isn't cast as the star.
Moe, Larry and Curly costar as out-of-work actors trying to find jobs thru Danny's and Mike's agency. They perform the "Maharaja" routine, the "Melodrama" sketch, disguise themselves as inept Western Union messengers to invade the agency, and masquerade as gangsters to trick Frances. The film's musical finale begins with the Stooges and 'Brenda & Cobina' performing a hilarious rhumba number, with Curly costumed as Carmen Miranda. * |
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| Featuring |
| Moe, Larry and Curly |
| Release Date |
| June 05, 1941 |
| Studio |
| Columbia |
| Production Type |
| Feature Film |
| Duration |
| 74.75 min. |
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| Working Title(s): |
SHOW BUSINESS |
| Prod. No.: |
90 |
| Shooting Days: |
24 days From: 1941-02-25 To: 1941-03-24 |
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- "Laughing-yet, we are here!"
(Moe)
- "The Raja will now take the razor sharp knives and throw them at random!" "Are you Random?" "No, I'm not Random!" [SMACK!]
(Moe and Larry)
- "Blind Bat? He can see better than you can!" "Prove it!" "Raja! (holds up silver platter) What's this?" "Half a dollar!" "He's right... I thought it was a dime."
(Moe, Larry and Curly)
- "Telegram for Mr. Collins!"
(Moe, Larry & Curly)
- "Hey, are you sufferin' from clean underwear?"
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Re: TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM
Posted 2010-05-01 08:13:23 by Stoogephilia
This film may featured the best "Maharaja" routine ever played by the Boys.
I Love that routine in here because Curly energy still higher and most dynamic in role as Maha than in "Three Litlle Pirates"
The "Melodrama" sketch are good too...........
Re: TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM
Posted 2007-10-21 05:04:35 by hailstone
This film is surely a treat for those who've only seen the Boys do the Majarajah routine from 3 Little Pirates. Curly's energy level is much higher here, making this skit a standout! Check it out.
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