Streamlined Swing
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About This Movie
Streamlined Swing is a 1938 music short film directed by Louis Lewyn. It features a story about African-American waiters on a railway who set up a diner on Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles and use their singing to attract customers.
Streamlined Swing exists in somewhat of a liminal space among collectors; it's not widely available, which adds to its allure. The scarcity of prints and lack of comprehensive documentation means that finding a decent copy can be quite the hunt. There’s a growing interest in films from this era focusing on African-American narratives, and Streamlined Swing, while lesser-known, fits neatly within that niche, making it a fascinating find for those focused on film history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Streamlined Swing?
Streamlined Swing is a music short film.
Who directed Streamlined Swing?
Streamlined Swing was directed by Louis Lewyn.
What year was Streamlined Swing released?
Streamlined Swing was released in 1938.
Who are the top cast members in Streamlined Swing?
The top cast members include Richard Cramer, Lester Dorr, and Walter Soderling.
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