Hollywood Hotel News

Mae West rarely appeared on radio. When she did, the sole purpose was to promote one of her films.

He has written lyrics to some of the most famous songs to ever come out of film including 'Accentuate The Positive,' 'On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe,' 'That Old Black Magic,' and 'I'm Old-Fashioned' - just to name a few.

COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN is an exceedingly silly comedy about an animal-phobic singing cowboy , made worthwhile by some pleasant musical numbers and the fun of watching a number of up-and-coming actors in small roles.

VARSITY SHOW is a fun entry in the "Let's put on a college show" musical subgenre.

Busby Berkeley's GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935 takes the "Let's put on a show!" concept to a high-end summer resort, where Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart, and a cast of thousands -- or at least hundreds -- appear in a charity fundraising production.

Films of Ronald Reagan. Love Is on the Air, 1937 Submarine D-l 1937 Sergeant Murphy, 1938 Swing Your Lady, 1938 Hollywood Hotel, 1938 Accidents Will Happen, 1938 Cowboy From Brooklyn, 1938 Boy Meets Girl, 1938 Girls on Probation, 1938 Brother Rat, 1938 Going Places 1938 Secret Service of the Air, 1939 Dark Victory, 1939 Code of the Secret Service, ...

In jazz terminology, it's known as "call and response": The trumpet section plays a few notes, which are answered immediately by the saxophones.