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Producer
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1953
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One of the more popular movie-review paperbacks sums up Paramount's Isn't it Romantic? with a terse "No." There's actually...
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Producer
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1948
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Producer
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1947
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Producer
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1947
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Road to Rio was the first of three "Road" pictures jointly produced by stars Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. On the run from the...
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Producer
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1947
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This story of two young hopefuls who come to Hollywood is merely a thin device to feature almost every star working for...
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Producer
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1947
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Our Hearts Were Growing Up is the sequel to Paramount's surprise 1944 hit Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The first film was...
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Producer
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1946
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The first "Road" picture in three years (the last was The Road to Morocco), Road to Utopia is set during the Alaskan gold...
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Choreography
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1946
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Incendiary Blonde is a highly entertaining if historically suspect biopic of "Queen of the Nightclubs" Texas Guinan. As...
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Choreography
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1945
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In this high-spirited musical comedy, J. Newport Bates (Eddie Bracken) is a millionaire who finds women are only interested...
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Choreography
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1945
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Several of Paramount Pictures brightest stars make cameo appearances in this comedy set in "Duffy's Tavern," a favorite...
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Producer
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1945
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It is said that producer Sam Goldwyn had a habit of addressing his new star of the 1940s, Danny Kaye, as "Eddie", confusing...
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Choreography
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1944
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And The Angels Sing is an odd smorgasbord of musical-comedy and romance -- part screwball comedy, part backstage musical,...
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Choreography
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1944
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Rainbow Island is a lavish Technicolor confection designed to show off the physical attributes of star Dorothy Lamour. This...
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Choreography
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1944
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No relation to the 1950 Frank Capra film of the same name, the 1943 Technicolor musical Riding High is a by-the-numbers...
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Choreography
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1943
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Choreography
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1943
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In one of their most genial comedies -- based on a Damon Runyon story -- Bud Abbott and Lou Costello have to help one friend...
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Choreography
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1943
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Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire star in Holiday Inn as a popular nightclub song-and-dance team. When his heart is broken by his...
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Choreography
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1942
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Choreography
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1942
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The combination of Ann Sothern and Red Skelton pays off in giggles, chortles and guffaws in Maisie Gets Her Man. Broke and...
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Choreography
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1942
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Star-Spangled Rhythm is a typical wartime all-star musical-comedy melange, this time from Paramount Pictures. The slender...
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Choreography
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1942
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In this musical, the second entry in a five-film series, a thrift shop owner sells his business and buys a small time radio...
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Choreography
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1940
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Director
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1938
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Start Cheering is Columbia Pictures' idea of a college musical: Practically everyone in the cast is past the age of 30....
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Choreography
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1938
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This musical chronicles 15 years in the life of a New York City Street. In 1912, 52nd Street is a peaceful residential...
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Choreography
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1937
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In this musical, a young lady is sent to an East coast finishing school. She doesn't realize that it is a bogus school run by...
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Choreography
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1936
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In the first years of the talkies, every studio drew up plans to release annual "all-star" musical spectacles, but only Fox...
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Choreography
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1930
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In this romance, a young woman aspires to have a huge church wedding with all the trimmings, but first she must find the...
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Choreography
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1930
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In this backstage musical, an aspiring actor comes to Hollywood to get his big break. Trouble ensues when he is mistaken for...
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Choreography
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1930
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