Music for Madame

Name: Music for Madame
Released: 1937
Rating: 57.33
Cast: Lee Patrick, Billy Gilbert, Jack Carson, Alan Mowbray, Joan Fontaine

1937

Romance, Comedy

1h 21m

A singer arriving in Hollywood is tricked by jewel thieves to distract a wealthy audience. After running away he'll have to find a way to prove his innocence to both the police and the young girl composer he's fallen in love with. One of the few films made by operatic tenor Nino Martini. (imdb)

Music for Madame

1937

Romance, Comedy

1h 21m

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Rated 16 Dec 2016

Nino Martini was a Italian tenor who tried his luck in Hollywood. He was perhaps a little too European for the Hollywood audience to catch on and this ended up being his last for a decade. He had one more attempt in the 1940s, but that was it for him. A good operatic voice, and a fairly energetic guy, he's alright. Funny seeing him and Erik Rhodes together for the two sound so much alike! The plot is straight nonsense with a solid comic cast to heighten the enjoyment. Good fun, if nothing more.

Rated 16 Dec 2016

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