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1935년의 황금광들 (Gold Diggers Of 1935)
< Cast >
Dick Powell as Dick Curtis
Adolphe Menjou as Nicolai Nicoleff
Gloria Stuart as Ann Prentiss
Alice Brady as Matilda Prentiss
Hugh Herbert as T. Mosely Thorpe III
Glenda Farrell as Betty Hawes
Frank McHugh as Humbolt Prentiss
Joseph Cawthorn as August Schultz
Grant Mitchell as Louis Lampson
Dorothy Dare as Arline Davis
Wini Shaw as Winny
미국 | 뮤지컬 (1935)
생계를 이어가기 위해 필요한 일이라면
돈 많은 얼간이들에게서 황금을 캐내는 일이라도
다 해야 하는 브로드웨이 쇼걸들의 분투를
외설적이고 거친 대사로 표현해 낸 작품.
 
 
Dick Powell - Lullaby Of Broadway
[1935년의 황금광들] 중 (아카데미 08th (1936) 주제가상)
주제가 : Lullaby Of Broadway
가수명 : Dick Powell
Chorus 1:
Come on along and listen to
The lullaby of Broadway,
The hip hooray and ballyhoo,
The lullaby of Broadway.
The rumble of the subway train,
The rattle of the taxis,
The daffodils who entertain
At Angelo's and Maxie's.
When a Broadway baby says, "Good-night."
It's early in the morning,
Manhattan babies don't sleep tight
Until the dawn;
Good-night baby,
Good-night, milkman's on his way.
Sleep tight, baby,
Sleep tight, let's call it a day, hey!
Chorus 2:
Come on along and listen to
The lullaby of Broadway,
The hi-de-di and boop-a-doo,
The lullaby of Broadway.
The band begins to go to town
And ev'ryone goes crazy,
You rock-a-bye your baby 'round
Till ev'rything gets hazy.
"Hush-a-bye, I'll buy you this and that."
You hear a daddy saying,
And baby goes home to her flat
To sleep all day;
Good-night baby,
Good-night, milkman's on his way.
Sleep tight, baby,
Sleep tight, let's call it a day!
Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway.
Gold Diggers of 1935 is a Warner Bros. movie musical
directed and choregraphed by Busby Berkeley and
starring Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart, Adolphe Menjou,
Winifred Shaw, Alice Brady, Hugh Herbert and
Frank McHugh.
The film is best known for the famous "Lullaby of Broadway"
production number, which features Shaw singing the song
which won Harry Warren (music) and Al Dubin (lyrics) an
Academy Award.
Gold Diggers of 1935 was the third film of
the Gold Diggers series of movie musicals,
after Gold Diggers of Broadway in 1929 (now lost)
and Gold Diggers of 1933 a remake of the earlier film.
Both the original and the 1933 film made a great deal
of money for Warner Bros., and Gold Diggers of 1935
was an attempt to repeat that success.
It was followed by Gold Diggers of 1937 and
Gold Diggers in Paris.
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