"Too Much Harmony"

[Heisuke]

This is an old EUF/hidden nudity clip I found this week - I started reading a blog on pre-code (roughly 1929-1934) movies over the weekend, and when I started looking for pre-code musicals I found a clip I hadn't ever seen before from a Bing Crosby movie called "Too Much Harmony". It's a musical number from the end of the film that features the girls in the chorus getting their skirts blown up (and eventually their dresses and panties blown off) in a high wind. It's amazing to think that Hollywood was doing scenes like this 80 years ago!

[Lotfw]

This is great that these things are being found.

I tried to respond to you on the LSS site but the stupid new yahoo groups wouldnt let me.

I have to try and find the book but I read about a precode film where they staged a fire in order to have the women run out of dressing rooms or showers...I think it was called Paris....I did a bit of a search a while ago but not recently. Keep an eye out for it

[Lotfw]

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This is interesting. Has similar features of what I read.

Lots of nudity!

Originally Posted by Lotfw

This is great that these things are being found.

I tried to respond to you on the LSS site but the stupid new yahoo groups wouldnt let me.

I have to try and find the book but I read about a precode film where they staged a fire in order to have the women run out of dressing rooms or showers...I think it was called Paris....I did a bit of a search a while ago but not recently. Keep an eye out for it

[hindemith1974]

Originally Posted by Heisuke

This is an old EUF/hidden nudity clip I found this week - I started reading a blog on pre-code (roughly 1929-1934) movies over the weekend, and when I started looking for pre-code musicals I found a clip I hadn't ever seen before from a Bing Crosby movie called "Too Much Harmony". It's a musical number from the end of the film that features the girls in the chorus getting their skirts blown up (and eventually their dresses and panties blown off) in a high wind. It's amazing to think that Hollywood was doing scenes like this 80 years ago!

And, if you check at about :50 ..... well, who knew they were doing the running man way back then?


Seriously, though, good find.

[Heisuke]

Here's a scan someone did of some promotional photos from this scene from the December 1933 "Film Fun" magazine. For some reason these were the only interior pages in their auction ad