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Lady Be Good (1941)

Married songwriters almost split up while putting on a big show.

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Melissa H 30 Jun 2008

Not good, but not bad. The piece in which Eleanor dances with the dog was great!

Amanda M 24 Dec 2008

Worth it for the dancing. But, kind of long winded plot wise

jay n 23 Sep 2013

Charming, fluffy musical with good music and sprightly performances. That Eleanor Powell sure could dance.

Russell G 26 May 2008

Some dang good dancing in this one, despite the kinda crap plot. Sadly it's a bit song heavy when it should be tap dancing heavy.

Michael T 15 May 2015

Snappy MGM musical uses the title song from the famous Gershwin Broadway musical and little else except "Fascinating Rhythm," which becomes a monstrous Busby Berkeley-directed production number for Eleanor Powell; Ann Sothern sings the Oscar-winning Kern-Hammerstein song "The Last Time I Saw Paris."