The premise is that if movie theatres, to attract customers, go in for prize-winning ‘Bank-Nights,” than banks should have entertainment days. Gus , acting as the emcee and singing a couple of songs, is the president of a bank that does just that, and exposes his depositors to pop singer Bernice Parks; dancer Ruth Daye; Minor & Root, skilled dancers and The Five Ames Sisters who are acrobatic dancers; the Barton Parks Quartete do some warbling, and the grand finale fins The Three Wiles doing a routine based on “The Dance of the Wooden Soldiers.” |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | March 5, 1939 | |
Runtime: | 20 min | |
Genres: | Short Musical | |
Cast: | Gus Van Bernice Parks Ruth Day Barton Harp Quartet | |
Crew: | Gus Van Milton Schwarzwald | |
CJ'sGirl : That was a tough one. Edge of my seat beginning to end.