Everything Is Rhythm

Name: Everything Is Rhythm
Genre: Musical
Released: 1940-08-07
Duration: 1 h 5 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Harry Roy, Princess Pearl, Dorothy Boyd

1936
1h 5m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

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Musical

Harry Roy/Wade and his band finally find their way to success when they are hired to perform at a big hotel. There he meets by chance the Princess of Monrovia and they fall for each other. W... Read allHarry Roy/Wade and his band finally find their way to success when they are hired to perform at a big hotel. There he meets by chance the Princess of Monrovia and they fall for each other. When she is ordered to return he takes a tour around the world which will eventually take t... Read allHarry Roy/Wade and his band finally find their way to success when they are hired to perform at a big hotel. There he meets by chance the Princess of Monrovia and they fall for each other. When she is ordered to return he takes a tour around the world which will eventually take the band to Monrovia.

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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The "Make Some Music" jazz performance was featured on a reel-to-reel film in the movie haus of an old World War 2 era Nazi Kriegsmarine torture ship in the 1980 horror movie "Death Ship".

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Featured in Death Ship (1980)

Soundtracks
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words and music by Jack Meskill and Cyril Ray
Sung by Harry Roy and Mabel Mercer
Danced by Johnny Nitt

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Featured review

8/10

lively British musical

This is the first of the 2 films starring Harry Roy and his then wife Princess Pearl of Sarawak's,who is billed as Mrs Harry Roy.The acting and the plot are quite irrelevant to consideration of this films merits.It is of course the musical numbers.This features no less than 8 in its 75 minutes running time.They are all very engaging numbers with some very reasonable production values.Whilst not up to Berkley standard nevertheless they are well above what you would get in a Hollywood B musical of the time.Although not an actor in the strict sense Harry Roy does have an engaging personality.On a personal note his real name was Roylanski and my mum knew his family when they lived in Stamford Hill.