Dames

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Dames is a 1934 Warner Bros. musical comedy film famed for its elaborate, visually inventive song-and-dance sequences choreographed by Busby Berkeley.

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Dames canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Warner Bros. film
film
choreographer Busby Berkeley
cinematographyBy Sidney Hickox
countryOfOrigin United States
director Busby Berkeley
Ray Enright
distributor Vitaphone (short subjects and sound system brand)
linked to: Vitaphone

Warner Bros. Pictures
editedBy George Amy
featuresSong Dames
I Only Have Eyes for You
Try to See It My Way
filmFormat black-and-white
genre comedy film
musical film
hasFilmSequence Dames finale production number
I Only Have Eyes for You Busby Berkeley number
The Girl at the Ironing Board number
lyricsBy Al Dubin
motionPictureRating pre-Code era film
musicBy Harry Warren
notableFor elaborate song-and-dance sequences
visually inventive choreography
originalLanguage English
partOf Busby Berkeley Warner Bros. musicals cycle
producer Hal B. Wallis
Harry Joe Brown
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseDate 1934-09-01
releaseYear 1934
runtimeMinutes 90
screenwriter Delmer Daves
Robert Lord
linked to: Robert H. Lord

Sidney Skolsky
setIn New York City
setInPeriod contemporary 1930s
stars Arthur Vinton
Dick Powell
Guy Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
Zasu Pitts
storyBy Robert Lord
linked to: Robert H. Lord
title Dames

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Guy Kibbee notableWork Dames
Dick Powell notableWork Dames
Ruby Keeler notableWork Dames
Ned Sparks performedIn Dames
Dames title Dames
42nd Street featuresSong Dames
subject linked to: Broadway musical "42nd Street"
Ruby Keeler notableWork Dames
subject linked to: Ethel Ruby Keeler