Hollywood on Parade No. A-1

This short film features performances by a talented ensemble, including Fredric March as the master of ceremonies. The film opens with a lively dance number from a troupe of chorus girls and includes a range of acts such as a young Mitzi Green singing "Was That the Human Thing to Do?" and Ginger Rogers alongside Jack Oakie in a musical number.

The Three Brox Sisters contribute with a clever imitation of Marlene Dietrich, while Jack Duffy brings humor with his drunken hillbilly routine. The film concludes with Eddie Peabody's banjo performance alongside the chorus girls, creating a vibrant showcase of early 1930s entertainment. As a short film from the early sound era, it highlights the transition of Hollywood into a new format of musical performances, making it a unique piece for collectors.

Available formats include VHS, which allows collectors to appreciate this piece of cinematic history in its original context. The blend of music and comedy, along with its notable cast, makes this a noteworthy title for any collection focused on early American cinema.