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Love seeing Clark Gable too. They dressed so beautiful.

Guys the long decline is over

Such as striking couple, Irving & Norma! A great actress with a stunning aura -was always so exquisitely gracious in public.

(Fain-Kahal) Rec. LA, early 1932. Transco ET. A real hot take on the same chart is Howard Thomas' on this ultra-rare Superior 78. ua-cam.com/video/-_CxlHAD6bk/v-deo.html

The song comes from College Couch - a 1933 film starring Dick Powell - but (besides this song) is remembered today for an unbilled actor saying a couple of lines, before disappearing from the movie - not known for musicals the young man in question would become world known as John Wayne

I think Welles plays multiple parts, can’t be sure but it seems so!

Quite the adaptation. It certainly captures the spirit. I continue to try to finish the book, must power through. Orson Welles, 22 years old, wow.

A very funny movie

Wonderful seeing the great Irving Thalberg having a nice time

Thank You so much for sharing this enchanting piece of history, Hollywood of today could never recapture this magic.

As of 2024 April 20, this deserves more views than 72!

With Irving Thalberg , Clark Gable , Tyrone Power , Louis B Mayer

Stage 6 is pouring out of this song as we speak.

Take me back Clarence!

A wee bit too fast

What a lovely lady!

I love this tune and am delighted that you have devoted your keen audiophile energies to improve this old mono performance! Im listening to it on my phone so none of your brilliance shows, but I appreciate its clarity already! Delighted to know there is software that extracts instruments now! Hope you keep doing these! Bravo

Heard this recently on KPFK 90.7 FM at night. Thank-You! for uploading it all here. Love these Old Time Radio Shows!

2:29 That piano is clear on stage 6, and personally hits me the most...

Singers maybe the Merry Macs

The vocalist, Dick Webster, is my late grandfather!

Thanks for uploading this! My aunt gave me this as a gift back in the '90s. It was a 4-cassette set. I lost the tapes and was wanting to listen to this again, so I checked UA-cam, and sure enough, it's here, thanks to you!

Thank you for posting this!

I am surprised at size of this band. There’s no way it would make economic sense now.

Very nice tune, violinist could’ve even worked Bob Wills orchestra, but it needs a vocal.

My word I wonder if that hotel register with all those signatures still exists.

She must have been Jewish. She's not pretty at all and just saw a clip from one of her films, and she was terrible. Her eyes are too close together and slant down.

L1, Q1 and R1 moment

All of those brothers and she really had three more siblings. 12 in all. The other 3 must've gotten out of there away from their father and lost their inheritances.

This is my grandmother singing ❤️🙏❤️🙏

Gorgeous woman and lovely hairstyle. She and Joan Crawford were two of MGM's loveliest in the 1920s and 1930s.

Also known as Down South

This is good but I prefer Leo Reisman's version...

2:06 - Personal #1 2:31 - Personal #2

Great segments. Ty.

2:31 Wait, was THAT where the "heart" chord in Q1 came from?!

I feel like my long decline is over

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A grand lady that was chic, elegant, smart and a tough cookie when she had to be!

2:33 One clarity that hit us the most

She was STUNNING

Pretty lady.

Married to Irving Thalberg and mother of I think, three children. A divine actress - such a shining intelligence and spontaneity that surpassed the common standards of glamour. Gorgeous without being beautiful. Adored Thalberg who died so young with a bad heart, had some big-time romances, and then remarried to the young escort with her - not Tyrone Power, the other one. He was fifteen years or more younger than she. He adored her. I believe she went to a sanitarium with Alzheimer's and her big blue eyes went dim with blindness. She enquired of everyone: "Are you Irving?" Bless her soul, what a film legacy she left behind.

Dick Webster is my great grandfather. It’s so surreal knowing my direct family Produced the Tonight show and sang music like this. So sad I never got to meet him.

Vallee and Jolson had the hit records on "Brother..." But this transcription (I Suppose) version is just as poignant, if a bit too long. Thanks.

I wish they would do to this what they did to these shots of the same event: ua-cam.com/video/fDy6ETGfPTY/v-deo.html

Is this 'whispering Jack?'

Wife material !

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