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All Girl Revue is a 1940 short film in the Music genre, produced by Warner Bros. Pictures. It features a plot where women take control of city government for a day, leading to comedic situations surrounding an opera singer's arrival.
All Girl Revue is a bit of an oddity in the collector's realm, primarily due to its obscure director and the scarcity of physical copies. It often pops up at niche film festivals or during retrospectives focusing on women in cinema. Many collectors appreciate the film for its light-hearted take on gender roles, and while it might not command the same attention as more mainstream musicals of the era, it holds a certain charm that draws in enthusiasts of vintage cinema.
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All Girl Revue is classified as a Music genre film.
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The top cast includes June Allyson, Betty Mae Crane, and Beverly Crane.
The film revolves around women taking charge of the city government for a day, with the mayor going to greet an opera singer at the train station.
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