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Good morning, Eve!

1934, regia di Roy Mack

Scheda: Nazione: USA - Produzione: The Vitaphone Corporation, Warner Bros. Pictures - Distribuzione: Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Home Video - Soggetto: da - Sceneggiatura: Cyrus Wood, Eddie Moran, A. Dorian Otvos - Fotografia: Ray Rennahan - Montaggio: Frank Magee - Art Direction: John Hughes - Costumi: Milo Anderson - Formato: Technicolo, corto - Durata: 19'.

Cast: Leon Errol, June MacCloy, Vernon Dent, Maxine Doyle, Martha Merrill, Loretta Andrews, Mildred Dixon, Bill Elliott, Eddie Foster, Donna Mae Roberts, Harry Seymour, Fred 'Snowflake' Toones.

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb - movies.nytimes.com - freemasonry.bcy.ca - biblefilms.blogspot.it - weirdwildrealm.com - answers.com - allrovi.com: «This wacky Warner Bros. two-reeler was only the second live-action short to be filmed in three-strip Technicolor, and the hues are still vibrant today. It's an odd little film -- Leon Errol and June MacCloy play Adam and Eve (Errol wears spats with his fig leaves). Once Eve partakes of the forbidden apple, the couple embarks on a trip through the ages -- a singing, dancing, and wisecracking trip, of course. Most amusing is the scene in ancient Rome where Vernon Dent plays Nero and warbles a tune. Also represented are the days of Greece, Camelot, and finally they reach modern times (or as modern as they could get in 1934), in which a group of bathing suit-clad dancers perform a tightly choreographed number with beach balls. Overall, the short is only mildly amusing, and the fact that it is in color is really its biggest selling point» (Janiss Garza).

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