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George White's Scandals (1934)

A very thin plot guides this ensemble film to a grand finale where wedding bells ring. George White brought his showgirls from Broadway to Hollywood and handpicked the film's leads.

Kitty Donnelly (Alice Faye) and Jim Martin (Rudy Vallee) find love on and offstage.

Faye Performances

Nasty Man
Music by Ray Henderson
Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Irving Caesar
Performed by Alice Faye and chorus

Sweet and Simple
Music by Ray Henderson
Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Irving Caesar
Performed by Alice Faye and Rudy Vallee

Hold My Hand
Music by Ray Henderson
Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Irving Caesar
Performed by Alice Faye and Rudy Vallee

My Dog Loves Your Dog
Music by Ray Henderson
Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Irving Caesar
Performed by Alice Faye, Rudy Vallee, Jimmy Durante and Dixie Dunbar

Reviews

"'Scandals' is a devastating array of beauty, melody, wit and eye-popping ensembles."

- Oakland Tribune, April 6, 1934

Availability

Very rare film. Not commercially available.

Resources

George White's Scandals on IMDb

Fast Facts

Lillian Harvey was originally chosen for the leading role and was a bit of a diva about the move from stage to screen. Alice was personally chosen to replace her by Sidney Kent.

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