Lillian Russell (1940) |
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Other InformationAwardsBest Art Direction, Black-and-White Academy Awards [1941] (Won/Nominated: Nominated) Plot SummaryHelen Leonard, who was born in Clinton, Iowa at the beginning of the Civil War, moves with her family to New York where, under the tutelage of music teacher Leopold Damrosch, she develops into a talented singer. While returning home from her lessons... DiscographySinglesKünstlerleben (Artist`s Life), Op.316 Waltz Is King He Goes to Church on Sunday After the Ball Ma Blushin` Rosie Come Down Ma Evenin` Star The Band Played On Brighten the Corner Where You Are Battle Hymn of the Republic Comin` Thro` the Rye Suffragette Marching Song The Battle Cry of Freedom Under the Bamboo Tree Back in the Days of Old Broadway Blue Lovebird Adored One |
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Trivia and QuotesTrivia "The Last Rose of Summer" (a traditional Irish folk song), sung by Alice Faye, was cut from the movie.
After the huge success of The Great Ziegfeld (1936) MGM wanted to make a movie of Lillian Russell starring Jeanette MacDonald, but that project fell through. Twentieth Century Fox then decided to make a movie about Russell. | ||
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