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Directed by - Vincente Minnelli
Genre - Musical
Star - Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien
Country - USA
Abstract - St. Louis 1903. The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transfered to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair

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The film now best remembered as a matchmaker that ignited the romance between Ms. Garland and Mr. Minnelli, and spawned two distinguished show-tunes: THE TROLLEY SONG and HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE Christmas. MEET ME IN ST. LOUISE, a Garland-starrer aims to mollycoddle audience with its Technicolor floridity, tuneful schmaltz and provincial self- importance, is undeniably a hoot to watch, but also inexorably suffers from a similar distaste non unlike many a its contemporary when comes to connect with new audience decades later, hobbled by its own antiquated ethos of middle-class complacency and facile "perfect family" propaganda.
One year prior of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904, St. Louise, the local Smith Family will experience some shifting sands during the film's one-year span, but please rest assure that everything will be fine, in fact, a little bit too idealistically fine. Alonzo Smith (Ames) and his wife Anna (Astor) have four daughters and one son, and Garland plays the second daughter Ester, a girl- next-door type who has a yearning for their new neighbor John Truett (Drake) a straight-up young man, unlike her elder sister Rose (Bremer) she will not just sit and wait for her suitor to initiate the move (a long distance call from New York is quite a novelty then) but proactively and tactfully lures her object of desire under her charm, at then, a petite Garland still possesses a child-like countenance but it unfortunately does glaringly contrast her mature and mellow voice, however wonderful it is.
As a former child star sinking her teeth into breaking the girlhood mold, Garland finds a mirroring presence in the brood, Margaret O'Brien, the then seven-year-old singing-and-acting prodigy as Tootie, the youngest daughter of the family, indulges in a somewhat queasy persona as a pampered princess who could be a prototype ghoul girl, on top of her innocuous affectations. That set piece where she willfully razes their snow sculptures into the ground solely because she doesn't want to anyone else to have them except herself, is alarmingly disagreeable with the sweepingly genial atmosphere (what a petulant, spoiled brat, not to mention the mischief and blatant lies she has chalked up at her risk-prone whims, one cannot help thinking. and the whole business to elicit her emotion comes near to an unwholesome exploitation of a child in hindsight. If there is any positively edifying message from this saccharine tale, surely it is that parental competence is so important for those procreation-prone families, otherwise, please check out Mervyn LeRoy's THE BAD SEED (1956) for a possible outcome.
Among others, Mary Astor's stern but sensible mother is a rare breeze among the childish state of flux and Leon Ames is beguilingly affable as a chafed father bristled with humor and frustration, although the former is betrayed by a blooper of fake-fingering the piano and the latter is barely able to clinch that the-eleventh-hour changeover without veering into cavernous incredulity. For all its obsolete making-merry and conventional worldview, what this small-town fanfare can still impress us is Mr. Minnelli's outstanding command in his director's chair, freewheels amongst variegated demands: family symphony, larking musical, cheesy romance, Halloween scares and jovial festivity, and most significantly he also safeguards Ms. Garland's screen transformation into adulthood, although their eventual wind-up would ruefully overshadow this stage of inchoate rapport.

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This website uses cookies to provide you with a better experience You can adjust your cookie settings through your browser. If you do not adjust your settings, you are consenting to us issuing all cookies to you. Help me find cinema meet me in st. louis area. Help me find cinema meet me in st. louis park. Release Date: December 8th, 2019 PG, 2 hr 0 min Plot Summary In the year leading up to the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, the four Smith daughters learn lessons of life and love, even as they prepare for a reluctant move to New York. Cast: Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien, Mary Astor Director: Vincente Minnelli Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family Production Co: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Distributors: Fathom Events.

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Nominated for 4 Oscars. Another 6 wins & 1 nomination. See more awards  » Videos Learn more More Like This Comedy, Drama Family 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 7. 9 / 10 X When a nice old man who claims to be Santa Claus is institutionalized as insane, a young lawyer decides to defend him by arguing in court that he is the real thing. Director: George Seaton Stars: Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Hara, John Payne Romance While trying to secure a 1 million donation for his museum, a befuddled paleontologist is pursued by a flighty and often irritating heiress and her pet leopard, Baby. Howard Hawks Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, Charles Ruggles Adventure Fantasy 8 / 10 Dorothy Gale is swept away from a farm in Kansas to a magical land of Oz in a tornado and embarks on a quest with her new friends to see the Wizard who can help her return home to Kansas and help her friends as well. 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The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transfered to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair. Written by Mattias Thuresson Plot Summary Plot Synopsis Taglines: A cast of favorites in the Charming. Romantic. Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s! See more  » Details Release Date: January 1945 (USA) Also Known As: Meet Me in St. Louis Box Office Budget: 1, 700, 000 (estimated) Opening Weekend USA: 225, 684, 8 December 2019 Cumulative Worldwide Gross: 485, 932 See more on IMDbPro  » Company Credits Technical Specs Sound Mix: Mono (Western Electric Sound System) See full technical specs  » Did You Know? Trivia Portions of the elaborate four-horse fountain in the final scene at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition were later recycled as the centerpiece of Gene Kelly's climactic ballet with Leslie Caron in An American in Paris (1951) also directed by Vincente Minnelli. See more » Goofs During the Trolley Song the location of the fair was mentioned as at Huntington Park. The actual location of the World's Fair was Forest Park. See more » Quotes [ first lines] Mrs. Anna Smith: Best ketchup we ever made, Katie. [ she tries to tasting ketchup, it is too sweet] Katie (Maid) Too sweet. Mr. Smith likes it all the sweet side. All men like it on the sweet side. Too sweet, Mrs. Smith. See more » Alternate Versions A rare version, dubbed in Spanish, exists, which was issued on VHS in Spain several years ago. 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Arthur Freed discovered Lucille when she was working in a nightclub doing a specialty dance act, and decided to cast her as Rose Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis, and began building up her career which never really took off despite being put in 3 big musical productions at MGM. When she married, she decided to retire. See full bio » Born: February 21, 1917 in Amsterdam, New York, USA Died: April 16, 1996 (age 79) in La Jolla, California, USA. Love this movie. Saw it a while ago on TCM. Very charming and sweet. Great ensemble.

Meet Me in St. Louis Broadway promotional poster Music Hugh Martin Ralph Blane Lyrics Hugh Martin Ralph Blane Book Hugh Wheeler Basis 1944 film Meet Me in St. Louis Productions 1989 Broadway 2004 Off-Broadway 2006 Off-Broadway revival 2009 St. Louis, Missouri 2013 London Meet Me in St. Louis is a 1989 musical based on the 1944 film of the same title, about a family living in St. Louis, Missouri on the eve of the 1904 World's Fair. The musical varied from the film with additional songs and some additional character development; the focus is not primarily on the character of Esther, as in the film. The musical ran on Broadway in 1989. Productions [ edit] Dancers in a stage production of the musical The musical opened on Broadway at the George Gershwin Theatre on November 2, 1989 and closed on June 10, 1990, after 252 performances. [1] It was directed by Louis Burke with choreography by Joan Brickhill. [2] The show was performed Off-Broadway by the Irish Repertory Theater in December 2006 through February 2007, with direction by Charlotte Moore (the mother in the Broadway production) choreography by Barry McNabb and sets by Tony Straiges. The cast featured George S. Irving as Grandpa Prophater. [3] The musical has been produced by Musicals Tonight! New York) in October 2004 [4] the Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn, New Jersey in November to December 2007, with Brynn O'Malley as Esther, Gregg Edelman as Alonso Smith, and Donna English as Anna Smith, 5] and The Muny, St. Louis in July 2009, with Lewis J. Stadlen as Grandpa Prophater, Brynn O'Malley as Esther Smith, Max von Essen as John Truitt and Stephen Bogardus as Mr. Alonzo Smith. [6] The musical has also had its UK professional premiere at the Landor Theatre, in Clapham, London. The show ran from 11 December 2013 to 18 January 2014. Plot [ edit] The musical opens in the summer of 1903. The family is going about their daily businesses – Tootie is playing with her dolls, Agnes is practicing her stilt walking, Esther is playing tennis, Rose is relaxing, Lon received his Princeton catalog in the mail, Mrs. Smith and Katie, their maid, went shopping, Grandpa is playing with Agnes, and Mr. Smith was at work ( Opening. Meet Me in St. Louis. Upon request from Esther, Katie asks Mrs. Smith if they could have dinner an hour earlier because her sister is having trouble with her husband. We soon learn that the real reason is that Warren Sheffield, a Yale scholar and heir to a grand fortune, is calling Rose long-distance at 6:30, when they usually eat dinner. Esther was trying to get dinner to be an hour earlier so the family would be out of the room when he called. Soon Rose enters and tells Esther that John Truitt, their neighbor and the boy that Esther has a crush on, is outside with his friend. They pretend to want to go to the pool, and try to attract the boys' attention. However, Agnes enters looking for her cat, and John leaves, causing Esther to lament about how John Truitt never notices her ( The Boy Next Door. A little later that day, Mr. Smith comes home in a bad mood, because he lost his case. He refuses to eat an hour earlier and storms offstage to go take his cool bath. Meanwhile, Tootie and Agnes begin to fight over a doll, causing the older siblings to have to break them up and remind them that they're all friends (Whenever I'm With You. Everyone exits except for Ester and Mrs. Smith. Esther asks if she is too young to fall in love, and her mother is shocked by the question. She proceeds to tell of how she fell in love with Mr. Smith ( You'll Hear a Bell. Dinner is approaching, and by now everyone in the family knows about Warren's telephone call except for Mr. When he joins the family at the dinner table, everyone gulps down their food so they can leave before Warren calls. Unfortunately, they are not fast enough, and the telephone rings. Mr. Smith answers, but is confused when the operators tell him that someone is calling from New York. He hangs up, and Esther accidentally tells him everything out of anger. He soon figures out that he was the only one who didn't know about the call, and tries to put his foot down, but when the phone rings again he tells Rose to answer it. Her phone call turns out to be less than successful, because he was only calling to ask how she was, and he said if his parents knew he was calling, they would kill him. Katie tries to lighten the mood ( Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise. A few months later, we are at Lon's going-away party, right before he leaves for Princeton. Warren tries to apologize to Rose, but she refuses to accept ( Raving Beauty. At the party, Esther is formally introduced to John Truitt, pretending not to know who he is. She takes his hat and hides it in the piano. The guests then participate in a square dance called by Lon and Warren ( Skip to My Lou. Agnes and Tootie have crept to the landing to see what was going on, and after being caught, perform a dance they do with Esther ( Under the Bamboo Tree. Afterwards the guests leave, but Esther asks John if he would like to come with them to the Fairgrounds on Friday. He agrees, and then she asks him if he will help her turn off the lights, because she's afraid of the dark ( Over the Bannister. He leaves, leaving Esther slightly disappointed. On Friday, they get on the trolley to the fairgrounds, where John Truitt just barely makes it on ( The Trolley Song. Act II opens on Halloween, where Tootie and Agnes are getting ready to go trick or treating. After they leave, Katie asks the older sisters why they won't go out to the Halloween Social. They both respond that men are too bothersome and they'd rather not. Katie gives them some advice ( Touch of the Irish. Immediately following the number, a scream is heard offstage. Tootie comes in with a bloody lip, saying John Truitt hit her. When he comes by to ask if she's alright, Esther beats him up for hurting her little sister. Agnes enters soon after, telling what happened. They stuffed one of Katie's dresses so it looked like a body, then put it on the trolley tracks so when the motorman had to put on the brakes, the trolley would come off the tracks. Tootie then reveals that it was not John who hurt her, but she fell. Esther is ashamed and goes to apologize to John. He forgives her ( The Boy Next Door" Reprise. Mr. Smith comes home and breaks the news to the family that they are moving to New York. He thought the family would be happy, but they all are shocked and upset. He tries to convince them that it will be fun, but it doesn't work ( A Day in New York. They all exit, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Smith alone. Mrs. Smith tries to comfort him, reminding him that as long as they are together, they can be happy ( You'll Hear a Bell" Reprise. Wasn't It Fun. Now it is winter and their last Christmas in St. Louis is fast approaching. Both Rose and Warren are left without dates. Rose didn't respond to Warren's proposal to the dance, so he decided to go with Lucille Ballard who is Lon's girlfriend. Esther and Katie persuade them to go with each other, and Rose and Esther make a plan to fill out Lucille's dance card with the worst people imaginable. Unfortunately, John Truitt comes by and tells Esther that he can't take her to the dance because his tuxedo is locked up in the tailor's. Grandpa comes to the rescue, inviting Esther to the dance with him. At the ball, Lucille suggests that Warren and Rose and she and Lon be partners for the evening. Esther doesn't realize that, and ends up taking Lucille's dances. Lon leads everyone in a dance he learned at college ( The Banjo. John comes, in his tuxedo, after calling every Jones in St. Louis until he found who ran the shop. After the dance, John proposes to Esther, but she feels bad about it because he would have to give up going to college to be with her in New York ( You Are for Loving. Esther enters the house to find Tootie sitting on the couch. She's upset about leaving St. Louis, and has been waiting for Santa to come so she can tell him that they're moving. Esther tries to convince Tootie that New York will be fun ( Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Smith sees how upset Tootie is and decides that they can't move to New York. After hearing the good news, the family goes to the fair and everything works out well ( Trolley Song" Reprise. Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise II. Finale. Characters and Original cast [ edit] Character Broadway production Esther Smith Donna Kane John Truitt Jason Workman Mr. Alonzo Smith George Hearn Mrs. Anna Smith Charlotte Moore Sarah Mahala Redway "Tootie" Smith Courtney Peldon Katie the Maid Betty Garrett Alonzo "Lon" Smith Jr. Michael O'Steen / David Gunderman Rose Smith Juliet Lambert Grandpa Prophater Milo O'Shea Agnes Smith Rachael Graham Warren Sheffield Peter Reardon The Broadway production also included Tony Award winner Rachel Bay Jones in the ensemble. It was her Broadway debut. Songs [ edit] Act I "Meet Me in St. Louis" Be Anything But a Girl" The Boy Next Door. "Skip to My Lou" "Under the Bamboo Tree" "Banjos" Ghosties and Ghoulies and Things That Go Bump in the Night" Halloween Ballet" Wasn't It Fun" The Trolley Song. Act II "Ice" Raving Beauty" A Touch of the Irish" You Are for Loving" A Day in New York" The Ball" Diamonds in the Starlight" Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. "Paging Mr. Sousa" Songs from the film also in the stage version As of the late 90's the order of songs was changed, some were removed and some added. The current version is as follows: Overture" – Instrumental "Meet Me in St. Louis" – Ensemble and Smith Family Octet "The Boy Next Door" – Esther "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – Tootie, Agnes, Esther, Rose and Grandpa "Whenever I'm with You" – Smith Family Octet "You'll Hear a Bell" – Mrs. Smith "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – Smith Family Octet and Ensemble "A Raving Beauty" – Warren and Rose "Skip to My Lou" – Lon, Warren, Rose and Ensemble "Drunk Song" – Tootie "Under the Bamboo Tree" – Esther, Tootie and Agnes "Over the Banister" – John "The Trolley Song" – Esther and Ensemble "Entr'acte" – Instrumental "Touch of the Irish" – Katie, Rose and Esther "Boy Next Door" Reprise) – John and Esther "A Day in New York" – Smith Family Octet "You'll Hear a Bell" Reprise) – Mrs. Smith "Wasn't It Fun. – Mr. Smith "Christmas Waltz" – Instrumental "The Banjo" – Ensemble "Auld Lang Syne" – Instrumental "You Are for Loving" – John and Esther "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" – Esther "Trolley Song" Reprise) – Ensemble "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – All Note The Smith Family Octet – Tootie, Agnes, Rose, Esther, Lon, Mrs. Smith, Katie and Grandpa Awards and nominations [ edit] Original Broadway production [ edit] Year Award Category Nominee Result 1990 Tony Award Best Musical Nominated Best Book of a Musical Hugh Wheeler Best Original Score Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane Best Choreography Joan Brickhill Theatre World Award Won References [ edit] "IBDB Entry. Retrieved 16 March 2012. ^ Rich, Frank. "Review/Theater; Meet Me in St. Louis' Movie Brought to Stage" New York Times (abstract) November 3, 1989 ^ Suskin, Steven. "Legit Review: Meet Me In ST. Louis. Variety, December 25, 2006 - December 31, 2006, p. 26. Meet Me In St. Louis' listing" Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machine, accessed April 19, 2011 ^ Gans, Andrew. "Paper Mill's Meet 'Me in St. Louis' Begins Nov. 6; Theatre Names New Executive Director" Archived 2012-10-20 at the Wayback Machine, November 7, 2007 ^ Gans, Andrew. Meet Me in St. Louis' Plays St. Louis' Muny Beginning July 6" July 6, 2009 External links [ edit] Meet Me in St. Louis at the Internet Broadway Database Meet Me in St. Louis at the Internet Off-Broadway Database Tams-Witmark plot synopsis Meet Me in St. Louis Internet Theatre Database Synopsis, Songs and Scenes at Meet Me in St. Louis at.

Zing, when the heartstrings of my heart. Nothing brought me here, I just love Judy <3. This movie and A Christmas Story. A must for our family every Christmas. Help me find cinema meet me in st. louis 2017. No. its called math rock. She was so beautiful. And talented.

Her voice is mesmorizing, and she was perfect in her age. Finds little gifts on her breakfast tray. DANVILLE — With period costumes and realistic sets, “Meet Me in St. Louis” will transport the audience into another time. DLO Musical Theatre will present the heartwarming play at 7:30 p. m. Saturday and 2 p. Sunday in Dick Van Dyke Auditorium at Danville High School. The play is based on the film starring Judy Garland. In fact, director Jennifer Hess said, “This classic musical has been a favorite with my family, starting with my mother, for years. Its a family tradition to watch the movie every Christmas. “I am very pleased to have the opportunity to share the stage version with our community. ” “Meet Me in St. Louis” takes the audience on a musical journey back to the early 1900s, on the brink of the 1904 Worlds Fair. In the shows center are the Smiths, a humble middle-class family made up of Mr. and Mrs. Smith (portrayed by Beckey Burgoyne and Rick Welchans) their four daughters Rose, Esther, Agnes and Tootie, and their son Lon. During the course of a year, the familys mutual respect, tempered with good-natured humor, helps them through romance, opportunity, and heartbreaks. This musical features memorable musical numbers such as “The Boy Next Door, ” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, ” “The Trolley Song, ” and “A Day In New York. ” Burgoyne had a lot of praise for the orchestra, under the direction of Dave Schroeder. "Dave put together all-star musicians. she said. "If you come for nothing else but the music, you'll get a treat. One difference between the movie and the play, she said, is that there are more singing parts in the stage version. In the movie, Judy Garland does almost all of the singing. The production isnt dance-heavy, Hess said, but the audience will enjoy a cute dance number, “Skip to My Lou, ” and an Irish jig. Also, Hess said, the set will be a feast for the eyes. For example, a big trolley was designed by Gary Lickfett, and Heather Miyagi helped with the sets. Theres also a Worlds Fair set at the end of the show, which should be fun, Hess said. “Its a fairly big set with the (Smith) house, trolley and fair at the end, ” she added. The costumes, which were rented from Parkland Community College, are beautiful, she said, adding, “Theyre period accurate and well-made. ” Burgoyne said the young cast members love the old-time costumes. "The young girls went crazy over the gloves. she said. "They've had the best time with the pretty clothing. The musical will appeal to all ages, Burgoyne said. "The older audience will absolutely adore it. It will be a great reminiscing of simpler times. she said. "The young people will enjoy it, too. Most of the focus is on the kids and their love dramas. It's definitely a family-friendly show, she and Hess said. While the audience will enjoy the show, the cast is having a good time, too. Hess said, “The cast loves it — the show and their characters. Theyve been a delight to work with. ” Burgoyne agreed, saying of the young cast members, They have so enjoyed it. It's not too old-fashioned for them. They've been the best to work with. The cast features 20 local performers, including Tom Bianco, Katie Westin, Emily Whitman, Laramie Zeigler, Lee Bridgman, Polly Norton, Amber-Christine Reed, Kelli Carlton, Jayyn Hess, Colin Hess, Brittany Thomas, Aubrey Falconio, Sebastian Skinner, Lorenzo Skinner, Amanda Brown, Emily Everett, Kylie Moubry and Zander Nolan. The original Broadway production was nominated for four Tony Awards in 1990, including Best Musical. FYI Tickets are 20 for adults and 7 for students and may be purchased online at, by phone at 431-1660, or at the Village Mall weekdays from 9 a. to noon. For information, call the box office or email.

Date & Time:  Sunday, February 16, 2020 - 4:00pm Add to Calendar Library Cinema. Meet Me In St. Louis" Door 3:30. Show 4pm. Admission 10. Popcorn free. A disarmingly sweet musical led by outstanding performances from Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, Meet Me in St. Louis offers a Valentine treat for all ages. 100% Rotten Tomato rating. “An unmissable big-screen experience. ” – Guardian “A musical that even the deaf should enjoy. ” - Time. “Three quarters of a century later, the film still beckons the miracles of love and family; it's a fine-tuned, pastel romp, worthy of its place among the best of the big brass Hollywood musicals. ” – Film Inquiry. I havent written here about the plot. It isnt even important, this is one of the great films of Hollywoods Golden Age and it will look beautiful on the Librarys big screen. Dont miss it. 125 min. Trailer.


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"Personally, I wouldn't marry a man who proposed to me over an INVENTION! It's the best line in the whole film and nobody could have delivered it like Marjorie Main (Katy the maid. She was born just a few miles from where I live. I've loved this film since I first saw it in black and white on TV in 1957. A couple years ago while passing through St. Louis I drove down Kensington Ave. to the site of 5135. The house no longer stood and a hundred years had taken it's toll on the neighborhood but it was a nice experience since the book and film were based on the real Smith family at that address.
No way I could do that after pulling a all nighter. Love this musical/film.

Great flick thx for sharing. Help Me Find Cinema Meet Me In st louis du rhone. Help me find cinema meet me in st. louis theaters. Help Me Find Cinema Meet Me In st louis. Its officially Christmas time when you hear Bing Crosby White Christmas & Judy Garland. 🎄🎅🎄.

There are so many Judy Garland movies that I love, For me and my Gal, Easter Parade, Harvey Girls, The Wizard of Oz, many of the Garland/Rooney movies, but I really think this has to be one of my all-time favorite movies period. Only 1 other musical ties for first place, and that is The Sound of Music. I ❤ musicals. Help Me Find Cinema Meet Me in st. louis. Emo×mathrock. A lady loves her phobias. The chorus of this song is permanently imprinted in the heart of every St. Lousian. Always loved the dancing in this scene and cracked up when she screamed after the kiss, lol.

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Jason Stratham the king of bald headed men? Pffft. This is the bald headed God right here. Charmian Carr is one of the most talented actresses and singers of her time, i love her with all of my heart❤️. I love this 😂. This IS a touching scene. Sentimentality such as shown here is passe now, but it still strikes a chord with me. The movie reflects back forty years before the year of release. Times were not great for everyone in 1904, but there was a certain grace and style among the middle classes now gone. Margaret O'brian aged gracefully and is a senior citizen now in her early 70s. Thanksd. @kissmefool789 Dont. You'd be a stiff by now.

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Watching a vincente Minnelli film was like looking at one of the world's great paintings full of great colours and great composition. ANYBODY who thinks that film is not art should see this as well as minellis other films as well as the works of John Ford and Michael WOULD DEFINITELY CHANGE THEIR MIND. Judy garland and Margaret obrien where a great pair of performers. And they and Joan Carroll and Mary astor are the stand outs in that great cast. Don't miss this great film. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it.

 

 



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