Three Little Girls in Blue

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Jon S @jonchristopher May 1 Three sisters (June Haver, Vivian Blaine and Vera-Ellen), working on their aunt's chicken farm in 1902 New Jersey, dream of a big inheritance after she passes--followed by a man-hunting vacation in Atlantic City!--but receive just under $3000. They decide to go anyway, with one sister posing as a wealthy lady and the other two as her servants (this doesn't make much sense, but let it pass). By their second night at a fancy hotel on the boardwalk, the gals already have men serenading them from the street! Charming Fox musical had quite a show business history--from Stephen Powys' play to 1938's "Three Blind Mice" to the Betty Grable remake, "Moon Over Miami", from 1941. The film also had some trouble behind-the-scenes with Bruce Humberstone replacing John Brahm as director and George Montgomery as a potential suitor replacing Victor Mature. The results, however, are breezy and the three leads enchanting. See more RICHARD S @RT70538590 10/07/2024 As a Fox musical from the forties, this is as good as it gets! The warmth, beauty, and talent of lovely June Haver stands out -- underrated for her nice voice and excellent dancing; the superior dancing of Vera Ellen, and the overall work of Vivian Blaine. An amusing tangle of love stories of three sisters off the farm in Atlantic city. George Montgomery is surprisingly delightful as one of the suitors and, if that's his true singing voice, very nice musical contribution as well. "On the Boardwalk of Atlantic City" introduced in this film -- you'll be humming it for a day or two! See more 10/25/2015 Bright, breezy Technicolor Fox musical (a remake of Moon Over Miami) introduced the song standards"You Make Me Feel So Young" and "On the Boardwalk in Atlantic City." See more 03/17/2015 feels like a remake but it isn't See more Read all reviews

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