Co-operette

The film features the talents of Debroy Somers and his Band, along with comedian Hal Walters and the dance troupe 'The Six Co-Operettes'. One highlight is the whimsical 'carrot and onion dance', which adds a lively touch to the proceedings.

Stanley Holloway, known for his comic monologues, appears in the film but never delivers his routine, leaving viewers with an intriguing cliffhanger. The film is presented in full color, enhancing the lively performances and engaging visuals. As an extremely rare piece, Co-operette represents a unique moment in the history of promotional filmmaking and is a notable entry for collectors interested in musical comedies and early cinema.