Let's Sing Again
(1936)
Country: USA
Genre: Musical Drama
Synopsis
Eight-year-old boy soprano Billy Gordon runs away from an orphanage to join a traveling show, where he's taken in by washed-up opera singer Joe Pasquale. Joe helps Billy develop his singing voice. When he becomes ill, Pasquale takes Billy to New York and during an opera performance Billy is reunited with his real father.
Cast
- Bobby Breen
(Billy Gordon) - Henry Armetta
- George Houston
- Vivienne Osborne
- Grant Withers
- Buster Slaven
(Orphan washing dishes)
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This was the era of the professional boy soprano, as documented by Stephen Beet; Breen was already a radio star, and this, his first film, is rather more carefully made than his subsequent ones, as nobody knew yet if he'd prove a box-office draw: there are some nicely composed shots, a sweet and simple plot and reasonable attention paid to the musical-training side of things.
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