Let's Sing Again (1936) BOBBY BREEN
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- tars: Bobby Breen, Henry Armetta, George Houston
Director: Kurt Neumann
An orphan (Eight-year-old boy soprano Bobby Breen) gets a chance to sing opera in New York. - Фільми й анімація
Absolutely love this movie, Bobby Breen Beautiful voice.
GREAT OLD MOVIES BUT.....I CAN BARELY HEAR IT. . THANK YOU 1928 gerry FOR THE FOR THE DETAILS OF BOBBY BREEB'S LIFE. I CAN REMEMBER WHEN I WAS ABOUT 12 YEARS OLD, LIVED IN BROKEN HILL, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. A MAN ACROSS THE ROAD FROM US USED TO LET ME LISTEN TO BOBBY BREEN ON RECORD. SOME THINGS ONE NEVER FORGETS. THANK YOU PIZZAFIX YOU CERTAINLY HAVE A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF PROGRAMMES YOU MAKE AVAILABLE TO US. YOU ARE A TRUE BLESSING AND I AM ONE OF THE BLESSED, XXXX CHEERS .. TRIXIE.
1928-2016 RIP Being the same age, I heard Bobby sing on radio and in the movies. Didn't know until I read his 19 Sept. 2016 obituary that he was born in Canada. Bobby Breen, was born Isadore Borsuk in Montreal, the son of Hyman and Rebecca, poor Jewish immigrants from Ukraine, on 4 Nov. 1928. Soon after, the family, including his three older sisters, moved to Toronto. His sister Susan, a music student, noticed the boy’s singing talent as early as the age of three. After lessons with her music teacher, he began to sing in public, winning prizes at competitions. By the age of six, little Isadore, who had become Bobby Breen, was singing in shows around the US. In New York, he enrolled in the Professional Children’s School and got the part of Bob Hope’s newsboy son in the Broadway musical Say When (1934). Finally landing in Hollywood, he appeared regularly on Eddie Cantor’s weekly radio show. This led to the film producer Sol Lesser offering him the starring role in Let’s Sing Again (1936).
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Thank you for that wonderful information, I'm a fan of bobby Breen also I never new he was a Canadian, as I am , thank you so much for sharing in what you no !!
I'm sorry, the math doesn't work if Breen's birthyear was 1928 and this movie was 1936, then he would have been only 8yrs old. Otherwise, thanks for the background info. Beautiful voice and tender story.
Thank you for sharing such a heartwarming film!
Ol' man Rip is a great number! Breen lets loose, HOTCHA!
boy, did Henry Armetta sound just like my grand papa. The only time grandpa ever got mad at me was when I was imitating him, not making fun, but just talking like him and he asked. You makin a fun ah dah way a speak?
"Let's Sing Again" the song starts at 27:55
Grant Withers later played "Street" in the Wong series.
Wonderful movie and I loved the ending! Sorry the sound was so poor.
59:12 Some guy sings the least folksy version of "Farmer in the Dell" you've ever heard.
Where is the song Bobby Breen sang called Happy As A Lark? I saw the movie but forgot the name of it.
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Boy, we’re we a thin lot back then. Hard to believe how fat so many of us are today.
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