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Paramount on Parade

Year:
Duration:
USA:102 min (original version) | USA:77 min (existing print)
Genres:
Musical
IMDB rate:
6.3
Director:
Dorothy Arzner
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1930-04-22
Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Maurice Chevalier
Himself / Apache (Origin of the Apache) / Paris Park Gendarme (In a Park in Paris) / Chimney Sweep (Finale)
Richard Arlen
Hunter (Dream Girl)
Jean Arthur
Sweetheart (Dream Girl / In a Hospital)
William Austin
Partygoer (Impulses)
George Bancroft
Mug (Impulses)
Clara Bow
Herself (True to the Navy)
Evelyn Brent
Bedroom Apache Dancer (Origin of the Apache)
Mary Brian
Sweetheart (Dream Girl)
Clive Brook
Sherlock Holmes (Murder Will Out)
Nancy Carroll
Herself (Dance Mad)
Ruth Chatterton
Floozie (The Montmartre Girl)
Gary Cooper
Hunter (Dream Girl)
Leon Errol
Himself / Master of Ceremonies / (In a Hospital)
Stuart Erwin
Marine (The Montmartre Girl)
Kay Francis
Carmen (Isadore the Toreador) / Party Girl (Impulses)
Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher
Himself / Master of Ceremonies
Harry Green
Toreador (Isadore the Toreador)
Mitzi Green
Herself (In a Park in Paris)
James Hall
Hunter (Dream Girl)
Helen Kane
Schoolteacher (The Schoolroom)
Dennis King
Man to be Hanged (The Gallows Song)
Abe Lyman
Himself - Orchestra Leader (Dance Mad) (as Abe Lyman and His Orchestra)
Fredric March
Marine (The Montmartre Girl)
Nino Martini
Gondolier (Song of the Gondolier)
Mitzi Mayfair
Toe-Dancer (Prologue)
Jack Oakie
Himself / Master of Ceremonies / Fu Manchu's Victim (Murder Will Out) / Girls Gym Instructor (In a Girls' Gym)
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu (Murder Will Out)
Zelma O'Neal
Gym Sweetheart (In a Girls' Gym)
Eugene Pallette
Sergeant Heath (Murder Will Out)
William Powell
Philo Vance (Murder Will Out)
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
Himself / Boy Singer (Love Time)
Lillian Roth
Herself / Girl Singer (Love Time)
Stanley Smith
Marine (The Montmartre Girl)
Fay Wray
Sweetheart (Dream Girl)
Frankie Genardi
Iris Adrian
Chorus Girl
Mischa Auer
Thug (Murder Will Out) (uncredited)
Ludwig Berger
Supporting Role (The Gallows Song) (uncredited)
Ljubinka Bobic
Minor Role (uncredited)
Mozelle Britton
Chorus Girl
Virginia Bruce
Chorus Girl
Lorena Carr
Chorus Girl
Wong Chung
Minor Role (uncredited)
Cecil Cunningham
Society Woman (Impulses) (uncredited)
Jack Dart
Boy (uncredited)
Dubravko Dujsin
Minor Role (uncredited)
Henry Fink
Minor Role (uncredited)
Edmund Goulding
Himself / Director (uncredited)
Robert Greig
Minor Role (uncredited)
Phillips Holmes
Sweetheart (In a Hospital) (uncredited)
Jane Keithley
Chorus Girl
Rosina Lawrence
Chorus Girl
Barbara Leonard
Chorus Girl
Jack Luden
Minor Role (uncredited)
Lucille Miller
Chorus Girl
David Newell
Sweetheart in Gondola (Song of the Gondolier) (uncredited)
Al Norman
Eccentric Dancer (uncredited)
Joan Peers
Chorus Girl
Jack Pennick
Marine (The Montmartre Girl) (uncredited)
Russ Powell
Minor Role (uncredited)
Ernst Rolf
Minor Role (uncredited)
Jackie Searl
Student (The Schoolroom) (uncredited)
Rolfe Sedan
Minor Role (uncredited)
Gay Sheridan
Chorus Girl
Prudence Sutton
Chorus Girl
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Trivia
One of over 700 Paramount productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since. The television version only ran 77 minutes and contained no Technicolor footage.
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Marlene Dietrich was originally announced to host the German language version of this film, but that never materialized. She allegedly filmed a sequence with her trademark tuxedo and top hat directed by Josef von Sternberg but whereabouts of this footage remain unknown.
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"I'm True To The Navy Now" performed by Clara Bow, in a rare singing performance, was also the title of one of her 1930 "talkies". The song was later reprised by Carmen Miranda for the Fox film Doll Face (1945), though it was cut from the film as Paramount owned the rights and would not give permission for its performance. This (Navy) song is strikingly similar to the Irving Berlin song titled "You Can't Get A Man With A Gun", written, coincidentally in 1945, for the Broadway show "Annie Get Your Gun, the same year the earlier song was dropped from "Doll Face".
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