James Cagney Goofs Around With Dixon and Boyle

For his 1937 film "Something to Sing About," Cagney hired two of his old vaudeville buddies: Harland Dixon, who had been famous on Broadway but never became a movie star, and Jimmy Boyle, who would later coach Cagney for "Yankee Doodle Dandy"

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Thank you SO much for posting this. JAMES CAGNEY, you'll never stop astounding and delighting us!
Harland Dixon and Johnny Boyle (THANKS for "Yankee Doodle Dandy coaching -
and you hurt your foot for life that way! Saad!): you're no slouches, either!

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PPS: And they're doing Soft Shoe, so they don't even have to re-dub the taps (nor really kill their joints - lol)! 3, sharing in the sound-making.
BEAUTY. Such lovely choreography!

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PS: And aren't the camera angles NEAT?! They're having such fun! (while working HARD.)