Duet from 1929 - Inspired by a Ziegfeld Show
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A Duet performed on the stairs. 1930.by perfectjazz781,132 views- 3:07
"You're Always In My Arms" (1929) Bebe Danielsby disco791,104 views
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The Last Ziegfeld Girl "Doris Eaton Travis"by staclynn723,139 views
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Last Ziegfeld Folly performer Doris Eaton Travis interview 4-29-10 part 1by StuartLutz1,648 views
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Singing on the Boatside - From 1929by perfectjazz787,657 views
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Peppy Dance Number at a High Hat Party - From 1929by perfectjazz7815,581 views
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Glorifying The American Girl (1929)by stjn0052,017 views
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Mamma Mia movie Premiere at Ziegfeld NYCby grlewycky9,195 views
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Cinderella's Twin - 1920 - Trailer - Viola Danaby perfectjazz782,808 views
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1929 Dance in a Night Clubby perfectjazz78118,606 views
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"Rio Rita" (1929) Richard Crooksby disco7918,171 views
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A spectacular finale - from 1930by perfectjazz7829,288 views
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Ziegfeld Girls Up Closeby GrouchoBarks25,770 views
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I'm In Love With You (1929) Dance number.by LordWham44,505 views
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Bebe Daniels Vs. Ruby Keelerby cellchild4,914 views
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Ben Selvin's Orch. - I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight, 1925by 24025257,409 views
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Russ Columbo 1929by howyoodoon24,537 views
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John Boles: Fireworksby 4262009AP693 views
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A Party On A California Isle ~~~ Avalon, beside the bayby perfectjazz786,321 views
What a wonderfully versatile artist Bebe Daniels was! She excelled at everything she turned her hand to: comedy (the Harold Lloyd silents), drama (The Maltese Falcon, Counsellor-at-Law, etc), musicals (Rio Rita, Dixiana, 42nd Street), radio and TV (Life With The Lyons). A real star back when the word actually meant something.
aldiboronti 1 year ago
Both John & Bebe are very good singers!!
stlgtrace 1 year ago
One book says he learned fluent German early from his "matron" at home. He also spoke "French and Spanish quite well."
Seems tho he wasn't very good at talkin' Texan.
FoPo4 2 years ago
I bet this has something to do with it:
"During World War I, he was a US spy in Germany, Bulgaria, and Turkey."
perfectjazz78 2 years ago
@ClarasBeau
What I don't understand is why Boles who was from rural Texas sounds so foreign when he sings and speaks in all his early sound films (not just this Mexican role). I guess the studios were playing to the general expectation that all great music came from Europe,
Bebe is one of the few from that era who could be a major star today.
FoPo4 2 years ago
At the time, Bebe Daniels was already a star of the silent film era. With the coming of sound, audiences eagerly anticipated what some of their favorites' voices would sound like. Imagine, if you will, how stunned the moviegoers of 1929 were when they heard Bebe's wonderful singing voice. And when teamed with the equally gifted John Boles, I bet the people in the audience just swooned!
ClarasBeau 2 years ago
Thank you so much, It is simply lovely.I have tried to get the video of the film, but without success.
paxguns 3 years ago
Great stuff, it's a treat to see Bebe anytime. ber784
ber784 3 years ago
I have the Richard Crooks Red Seal Victor of this from 1929. Bebe Daniels retired to the U.K.with her husband Ben Lyon ((Hell's Angels)in 1935 where whe enjoyed her theatrical career. She was an accomplished singer even in the Lloyd days.She was also the niece to Lee DeForest
the pioneer that created the Orthocon Ray Tube which led to Television,& pioneered the Sound on Film process, as early as 1923 (see Eddiie Cantor shorts produced by the Farnsworth/DeForest Laboratories)
78timothy 4 years ago
John Boles what a handsome man and beautiful voice. Too bad hollywood never appreciated him.
650142 4 years ago