Manhattan Love Song
Manhattan Love Song | |
---|---|
Robert H. Planck | |
Edited by | Carl Pierson |
Music by | Bernie Grossman Edward Ward |
Production company | |
Distributed by | Monogram Pictures |
Release date | April 30, 1934 |
Running time | 73 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Manhattan Love Song is a 1934 American
Plot summary
Although sisters Geraldine and Carol Stewart live luxuriously in a Park Avenue apartment in New York City, their money has run out due to some bad business investments. Their servants, Williams and Annette, expect to be leaving, but the sisters invite them to remain as paying tenants. They agree, then surprise the haughty sisters by expecting them to share in performing the household chores.
Geraldine looks for work, but receives no offers except for a
Carol elopes with a rich acquaintance, Garrett Wetherby, which leaves Geraldine on her own, needing money. She accepts the job doing a striptease, but is arrested when the club is raided. Williams decides to accept Pancake Annie's offer to go West in her employment. Geraldine realizes she loves Williams and asks to go along.
Cast
- Robert Armstrong as Tom Williams
- Dixie Lee as Geraldine Stewart
- Nydia Westman as Annette
- Franklin Pangborn as Garrett Wetherby
- Cecil Cunningham as Pancake Annie Jones
- Harold Waldridge as Phineas Jones
- Helen Flint as Carol Stewart
- Herman Bing as Gustave
- George Irving as Kenbrook
- Emmett Vogan as Doctor
- Harrison Greene as Joe Thomas
- Eddie Dean as Sam
- Nick Copeland as Al Kingston
- Tom Ricketts as Rich Man
- Edward Peil Sr. as Employment Agent
- Hal Price as Gil, Taxicab Driver
- Frances Morrisas Chorus Girl
Soundtrack
- Dixie Lee - "A Little Shack on Fifth Avenue" (Music by Edward Ward and Bernie Grossman, words by David Silverstein)
- "Daisy" (uncredited player) - "Hang Up Your Hat" (Music by Edward Ward and Bernie Grossman, words by David Silverstein)
References
Bibliography
- Bradley, Edwin M. Unsung Hollywood Musicals of the Golden Era: 50 Overlooked Films and Their Stars, 1929-1939. McFarland, 2016.
- Goble, Alan. The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.
External links
- Manhattan Love Song at IMDb