Babes in Arms

About This Movie

Babes in Arms is a vibrant glimpse into the world of vaudeville, directed by Busby Berkeley who really knew how to stage a number. The film breezes along, with Mickey Moran trying to carve out his own niche despite the competing ambitions of Rosalie, who brings a more dramatic tension to the mix. The performances have a genuine charm, especially the interplay between Mickey and Patsy, who embody youthful aspiration. The musical numbers are bright and full of energy, showcasing that Berkeley flair for choreography. It captures that sense of longing and the bittersweet tug of trying to hold onto dreams, which is really what makes it stand out in the genre. You'll find a mix of humor and heart, all wrapped in a nostalgic package.

Fun exploration of vaudeville's heyday · Strong musical performances, typical of Berkeley's style · Interesting character dynamics between Mickey, Patsy, and Rosalie