Jumbo

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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby anialek36 » Sat Oct 15, 2011 1:07 pm

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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby anialek36 » Sat Oct 29, 2011 6:10 pm

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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby Doris Martin » Tue Jul 03, 2012 5:27 pm

webmaster wrote:Jumbo is one of my favourite Doris films! 8)

Doris sings "My Romance":

http://stage6.divx.com/user/bryanjamesl ... My-Romance
My too dear Bryan..fantastic how she does her own horseback riding...not easy..Doris you are fantastic
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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby Johnny » Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:59 pm

Billy Rose's Jumbo was on Turner Classics about a week ago. I had not watched this charming, funny and endearing film in a long time. I realized how good it made me and my family feel. The great comedy of Jimmy Durante and Martha Raye elevated this above the norm. The kids' favouite moment was the scene where Jimmy was trying to sneak Jumbo away and was asked, " Where are you going with that elephant?". Jimmy's priceless response was , "What elephant?". The kids roared with laughter. Imagine this, a fifty year- old film that produce this kind of emotion.

Regardless of wheter musicals or circus films are in fashion, we are fortunate that Doris, Stephen, Jimmy and Martha put this treasure on film. This is a film that is timeless and has aged well due to great performances, terrific music and great comedy. It was a good story.

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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby jmichael » Thu Oct 11, 2012 6:47 am

Johnny wrote:Billy Rose's Jumbo was on Turner Classics about a week ago. I had not watched this charming, funny and endearing film in a long time. I realized how good it made me and my family feel. The great comedy of Jimmy Durante and Martha Raye elevated this above the norm. The kids' favouite moment was the scene where Jimmy was trying to sneak Jumbo away and was asked, " Where are you going with that elephant?". Jimmy's priceless response was , "What elephant?". The kids roared with laughter. Imagine this, a fifty year- old film that produce this kind of emotion.

Regardless of wheter musicals or circus films are in fashion, we are fortunate that Doris, Stephen, Jimmy and Martha put this treasure on film. This is a film that is timeless and has aged well due to great performances, terrific music and great comedy. It was a good story.

What elese does an audience need?


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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby Doris Martin » Tue Dec 11, 2012 6:42 pm

I have just seen JUMBO..again...and I still think Doris is wonderful...what she does..what she sings and dances is more than fantastic..it is UNIQUE..I love her,,,MM
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Re: Jumbo

UNREAD_POSTby howard » Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:06 pm

Here's the Hedda Hopper announcement about DD in "Molly Brown," as it appeared in the Chicago Tribune:

Doris Day Slated to Star in 'Molly Brown'
Friday 2nd March 1962

LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD

Doris Day Slated to Star in 'Molly Brown'

Hollywood, March 1---Tammy Grimes' heart will be broken when she learns that Bob Wellman has bought "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" for Metro and that Doris Day is going to star. Tammy did a fine job with it on Broadway, but Doris is the No. 1 gal in movies. It was a great story when Gene Fowler first wrote it, and Meredith Wilson's music is among his best. Larry Weingarten will produce this big one. . .
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