♫ Red hot rhythm, red hot rhythm, like a forest fire, fills me up with one desire. Red hot rhythm, red hot rhythm, roaring through my brain, makes me dance ‘till I’m insane ♫
Red Hot Rhythm was a 1929 film by Leo McCarey ("I thought it was awful--it's one of the worst films I ever made"). The film is believed to be lost with the exception of the, severely damaged, multicolor musical number "Red Hot Rhythm" preformed by James Clemmons. The only reason this snippet of the film is in existence is because it was accidentally placed onto the end of Vivian Duncans personal copy of It's a Great Life (1929).
















