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42nd Street (1933)

Broadway director Julian Marsh needs just one more hit show so he can retire and recover his health. It looks like he just may pull it off until temperamental star Dorthy Brock breaks her ankle on the eve of the show's premiere and has to be replaced by her understudy Peggy.

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Danny S 16 Jun 2011

Naughty, Bawdy, 42nd Street... Musicals in the 1930's were the early salvo's fired in the war between MGM & Warner Bros. for domination of Hollywood. Columbia had short reels, Paramount has a few grenades to drop starring Gary Cooper and Fox was there... but MGM & Warner's were the powerhouses. In the end, MGM ruled musicals while Warner's led in Gangster films and later 'Action' films... but '42nd Street' along with the early 'Goldigger's' films were the blockbusters of the musical line. Sporting Busby Burkley's direction (choreography), the film delivers us into the depression era world of starving stage actors with the realism of the actual depression era it is filmed in. Introducing us to an already budding Dick Powell and fresh faced awkward seeming Keeler, as well as a young pre-MGM Ginger Rogers. Well paced in story song and dance, the film is lively and carries itself exceptionally well. If you have an opportunnity to see it on the big screen... do so.

Mary H 05 Feb 2008

There was not as many musical numbers as I was expecting after seeing the stage version, but that probably is a good thing. The final two numbers are exquisite however.

Stevee T 13 Jan 2009

the acting hasn't aged well but other than that a splendid film. there's such urgency and desperation in the film it's amazing. "fame" meets "the grapes of wrath". great visuals also and a great last scene.

Nikolai E 03 Feb 2008

Non-stop rapid-fire entertainment in a more cynical vein than many of its contemporary musicals, and broken up by some of the most stunning pieces of stage choreography ever filmed.

Brian M 24 Sep 2007

In Glorious B&W.. Warner Brothers bet the farm on this in 1933. If it had tanked the studio would have gone under! Busby Berkely made arguably the best musical of all time. The score by Warren and Dubin is top notch even today and the camera weaves about eh set like a dancer.. An all round great film.. Al Jolson's wife Ruby Keeler steals the movie as the girl from the chorus who becomes a Broadway star..