Directed by Lloyd Bacon
Written by Robert Lord and Peter Milne
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Chester Kent (James Cagney) produces staged musical comedies. With the beginning of talking pictures, he switches to producing short musical prologues to stage before a movie. He has to constantly come up with new ideas and his rival keeps stealing his material. He has to find the leak, while his secretary (who is in love with him) tries to protect him from her gold digger friend.
While I was not a huge fan of the songs in this movie, the musical numbers that were loaded into the end of the movie were all visually awesome. The plot is pretty funny and very fast-paced. Chester Kent lives in a state of disarray as he tries to produce these short musicals.
This was a very well directed movie. Busby Berkley directed and choreographed the musical numbers, which are great. Really, the main story of the film is very well made with good editing, which seems to be the biggest flaw in many 30s movies. Definitely watch this.

9.5/10