Place au rate/rhythm

Place at the rate/rhythm ( Babes in Arms in English) is a American Musical comedy of 1937 adapted in 1939 like Musical film. He tells the history of a group of teenagers who assemble a spectacle to avoid going to work in a farm. The music is of Richard Rodgers and the words are of Lorenz Hart.

Songs

  • Babes In Arms
  • I Wish I Were In Coils Again
  • Johnny One Note
  • The Lady Has Tramp
  • My Funny Valentine
  • Where Or When
  • You Are So Fair

The musical comedy

The musical comedy begins the April 14th 1937 with the Shubert Theater from Broadway and counts 289 representations. The distribution is the following one:
  • Mitzi Green : Billie Smith
  • Ray Heatherton: Valley Lamar
  • Duke McHale: Peter
  • Wynn Murray: Baby Pink
  • Harold Nicholas: Ivor DeQuincy
  • Beech Nicholas: Irving DeQuincy
  • Alfred Drake: Marshall Blackstone

The musical film

Synopsis

Data sheet

  • Title: Place at the rate/rhythm
  • original Title: Babes in Arms
  • Realization: Busby Berkeley
  • Scenario: Jack McGowan, Kay Van To scrape according to the musical comedy of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Binder
  • Production: Arthur Freed for Directing Subway-Goldwyn-Mayer
  • Photograph: Ray June
  • Music: Nacio Herb Brown
  • musical Direction: George Stoll
  • Decorations: Cedric Gibbons
  • Costumes: Dolly Tree
  • Assembly: Frank Sullivan
  • Format: Black and white
  • Coming out date: 1939
  • Lasted: 96 minutes

Distribution

Around film

The filmographic version joins together Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Charles Winninger, Guy Kibbee, June Preisser, Grace Beam and Betty Jaynes on a scenario of Jack McGowan, Kay Van Riper and Annalee Whitmore and a realization of Busby Berkeley. Turning begins the May 12th 1939 and finishes the July 18th 1939. The first of film will be presented the October 13rd 1939.

The original script of Broadway is re-examined to conform to the standards of Hollywood. It describes a group of young people trying to set up a spectacle at Broadway to prove with their parents that they of it are able. This version adds several stories of love and various additional scenes.

The majority of the original songs of Rodgers and Hart are drawn aside, except for the opening and of " Where gold When ". Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown writes new titles for film, in particular " Good Morning " (which will become famous later in Singin' in the Rain) and " God' S Country " .

The original version of film includes a final scene during which the actors make fun of Franklin D. Roosevelt and of its wife. This scene will be withdrawn thereafter and only in 1990 will be restored.

The film was nominated for two Oscar of the cinema: the Oscar of the best actor for Rooney (19 years old at the time) and the Oscar of the best film music

External bond

Cartoon

A Cartoon putting in scene Roger Rabbit and Baby Hermann of 1947 also bears the name of Babes in Arms .

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