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Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962)

The daughter of a circus owner fights to save her father from a takeover spearheaded by the man she loves.

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Lynne N 08 Jan 2007

Really cute and any guy who sings to me that I'm the most beautiful girl in the world...... well.......

Paul D 30 Sep 2010

An innocent pleasure, its nothing plot derived from a minor Broadway attraction: up until the introduction of dullo Boyd as a tightrope walker/love interest - and incidentally, it's no wonder some viewers have been keen to claim Day as a Sapphic icon, if this was the calibre of leading man the actress was obliged to pine for - it's basically a succession of skilful big-top turns set to pleasant, if not entirely memorable Rodgers and Hart songs; you'd think you'd know a number entitled "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World", but it turns out you don't. (And it's, well, all right, if hardly a match for Day pouring out "Little Girl Blue" to an empty tent.) It perks up whenever the elephant is on screen; the show, inevitably, goes on.

Ruth L 29 May 2007

lovely orchestrations from Leo Arnaud and Conrad Salinger

Michael T 14 Sep 2018

MGM's colorful circus musical is an old-fashioned delight marred only by an over-the-top finale with a pedestrian song ("Sawdust, Spangles & Dreams") by Roger Edens; Rodgers & Hart's songs, from the original 1935 production at the Hippodrome, include "My Romance," "Over and Over Again," and "Little Girl Blue." Doris Day's final on-screen musical.

Lee M 30 Sep 2010

The circus hijinks are fun, though awfully predictable (the elephant (the titular Jumbo) is hidden in a bale of hay!), and none of the songs get anywhere near classic status.