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Banjo on My Knee. Where the Lazy River Goes By. (1936) Music by Jimmy McHugh. Lyrics by Harold Adamson. Played on harmonica by Joel McCrea and sung by Barbara Stanwyck. Performed also by Barbara Stanwyck and Tony Martin. There's Something in the Air. (1936)
22 de nov. de 2017 · a banjo on my knee I’m gwine to Louisiana · my true love for to see. It rained all night, the day I left the weather, it was dry the sun so hot, I froze to death Susanna, don’t you cry. Oh! Susanna! · oh, don’t you cry for me I come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee. The piece is not, as I assumed all my life, an anonymous folk song.
BANJO ON MY KNEE (20th Century-Fox, 1936), directed by John Cromwell, teams Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea for the second of six times on screen. It may not be the first motion picture in which Stanwyck sings and dances (barely), but her initial one to be classified as a musical. Following the pattern taken on the idea from Edna Ferber's ...
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Banjo on My Knee es una película dirigida por John Cromwell con Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen .... Año: 1936. Título original: Banjo on My Knee. Sinopsis: Ernie Holley huye en su noche de bodas porque piensa que ha matado a un invitado a la boda. Su padre Newt y su novia Pearl lo encuentran en Nueva Orleans y le convencen para volver a casa.
"Banjo on my Knee" is a 1936 film that will keep you guessing as to which direction it's headed nearly every time there's a scene change. McCrea plays a shantytown boy who marries a land girl (Stanwyck). The patriarch of McCrea's family, played by Walter Brennan, is desperate for a grandchild.
8 de ago. de 2012 · Banjo on My Knee and Saint Louis Blues pop up here and there in the film, and also get full treatments. (By the way, this film was an Academy Award nominee for Best Sound Recording; the soundtrack is well preserved, sharp at times. And the print is good, but may profit from a crankup of Brightness.) 1. [on the shanty boat] Banjo on My Knee.
