#orchestra wives

[thursdaymurderbub]

Lux Toilet Soap advertised in Australian Women's Weekly magazine by Joan Blondell (1940), Carole Landis (1943), and Rita Hayworth (1946)

[so-this-is-my-blog-i-guess]

Glenn Miller Orchestra - I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (featuring Tex Beneke in the 1942 movie, “Orchestra Wives” - and the Nicholas Brothers tap dancing)

[lesbiancolumbo]

carole landis interrupting a conversation with grace and tact in orchestra wives (1942)

[innervoiceart]

Orchestra Wives - I've Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (HQ)

Ending of 1942 "Orchestra Wives" with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, featuring Tex Beneke (saxophone), the Modernaires (vocals) and the Nicholas Brothers (tap dance), composed by Harry Warren and written by Mack Gordon.

[therealashleydionne]

Ashley Dionne - At Last

[keepasonginyourheart94]

Movie: Orchestra Wives

Year: 1942

Studio: 20th Century Fox

Starring: George Montgomery, Ann Rutherford, Glenn Miller {in his final film appearance}, Lynn Bari, Carol Landis, & Cesar Romero

Uncredited Appearances: Jackie Gleason, Harry Morgan, Dale Evans

Credited Performers: Marion Hutton, The Modernaires, The Nicholas Brothers, Dorothy Dandridge, & Bobby Hackett

Dubbing: Pat Friday dubbed for Lynn Bari; George Montgomery's on-screen trumpet playing was done by Miller sideman Johnny Best

Top: This is the original theatrical poster when the film was released on September 4, 1942

Bottom: This is the 1954 re-release theatrical poster.

all rights belong to 20th Century Fox // cast list & dubbing came from Wikipedia

[keepasonginyourheart94]

I have to say, as a movie & music fan, I LOVE this! "Orchestra Wives" is a must-see for any music/movie fan, especially fans of the 'big band era' (like me).

[musicalnumbers-blog]

At Last, Orchestra Wives (1942)