Phil Spitanly and his Musical Queens (1934)

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Phil Spitanly and His Musical Queens (1934) is a lively musical revue from the golden age of cinema, showcasing energetic performances, stylish choreography, and the vibrant sounds of the early swing era. Led by bandleader Phil Spitanly, this classic short film highlights a talented ensemble of performers whose music and stage presence capture the glamour and rhythm of 1930s entertainment. A delightful watch for fans of vintage music, classic performances, and early Hollywood musical showcases.

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00:00The End

00:30The End

01:00The End

01:30The End

02:00The End

02:29The End

02:59What is this thing, love?

03:05Let's fall in love

03:11Why shouldn't we fall in love?

03:21Our hearts are made of ears

03:28Let's take a chance

03:30Why be afraid of ears?

03:37Let's go, go, go, go, go

03:39Let's close our eyes

03:53And make our own paradise

03:59Little we know of it

04:05Still we can try

04:07To make a joy of it

04:15We might have been men

04:22For each other

04:25Go, go, go, go, go

04:29To be, or not to be

04:33Let a horse

04:35Bum, be

04:39Bum, scubber

04:43Let's fall in love

04:54Why shouldn't we fall in love

05:03Now is the time for it

05:10While we are young

05:15Let's fall in love

05:25In love

05:32In love

05:34To be, or not to be

05:36Ho, go, go, go

05:40Go, go, go, go

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