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Contents:

• TAG: THE GAY DIVORCE (1932 BROADWAY MIL)
• GAY DIVORCE, MIL
• NIGHT AND DAY, SONG (OM THE GAY DIVORCEE)
• ALL THE TIME — COLE PORTER SONG FROM THE 1932 MIL GAY DIVORCE CROSSWORD CLUE
• THE GAY DIVORCEE
• FRED ASTAIRE AN INTIMATE MIL FARCE ENTLED "GAY DIVORCE."
• GAY DIVORCE, THE MIL LYRICS
• GAY DIVORCE

TAG: THE GAY DIVORCE (1932 BROADWAY MIL)

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An echo of what was to e wh Fred and Gger their great film dance numbers, such as “Night and Day, ” “Let’s Face the Mic and Dance” and “Never Gonna Dance, ” the dramatic set-piec that were the highlights of “The Gay Divorcee” (1934), “Follow the Fleet” (1936), and “Swg Time” (1936). Fred Astaire’s last Broadway mil h of the 1932-33 season, The Gay Divorce, was adapted  1934 by RKO and renamed The Gay Divorcee so as not to appear to make light of “divorce” as a legal or moral matter. Gay Divorce was a mil edy wh a book by Dwight Taylor and mic by Cole Porter.

GAY DIVORCE, MIL

Gay Divorcee opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theater on November 29, 1932. The tle was also changed to The Gay Divorcée, to echo the earlier h The Merry Widow.

" Taken om the 1932 mil Gay Divorce, the song was first sung by Fred Astaire.

NIGHT AND DAY, SONG (OM THE GAY DIVORCEE)

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ALL THE TIME — COLE PORTER SONG FROM THE 1932 MIL GAY DIVORCE CROSSWORD CLUE

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THE GAY DIVORCEE

Somehow, "The Gay Divorcée" is one of their bt llaboratn.

After their h dancg of the "Car" "Flyg Down the R, " RKO gave the teamg of Fred Astaire and Gger Rogers a star role "The Gay Divorcée" 1934.

"The Gay Divorcée" was based on a Broadway mil (of which the only number retaed is "Night and Day") and appears that a few of s plot vic were adopted later Astaire-Rogers films as well. The superb Fred and Gger seri always end wh a big, big set piece where the two of them uld dance, and 'The Gay Divorce(e)' is no exceptn.

FRED ASTAIRE AN INTIMATE MIL FARCE ENTLED "GAY DIVORCE."

They're ably supported by Edward Everett Horton (as 'Aunt' Egbert), Alice Brady (the towerg matriach, Rogers' nt), Eric Blore (as an irratg waer who lik talkg about rocks and playg wh words), Erik Rhos (as a daft Italian), and Betty Grable (as a hotel gut who has a terrific number wh Horton, 'Let's K-knock K-kne') you might gus, the story revolv around a divorce, which might be a gay one ( the 1930s fn of the word, of urse), and, as so often this seri, mistaken inti.

The Gay Divorcée is the answer to the trivia qutn of which of Fred Astaire's and Gger Rogers's is one that Fred Astaire had prevly done on Broadway. When Astaire did on Broadway, the Cole Porter mil had been entled The Gay Divorce.

Only The Gay Divorcée was he asked to repeat a stage basic plot is still the same, the ual Astaire-Rogers se of mistaken inty. It's what The Gay Divorcée is remembered for today. It's a rather long, between ten and fifteen mut of screen time, but as magil as everThe Gay Divorce ran for 248 performanc on Broadway durg the 1932- 1933 season.

GAY DIVORCE, THE MIL LYRICS

Even before The Co was place, seemed that the powers that be emed that his work was way too sophistited and nghty to be seen and heard as wh the film beg othy romance stead of social mentary, The Gay Divorcée is still great entertament. Hartley Manners' play 'The Gay Divorce'. The Hays Office sisted on shovg an 'e' on the end, for how uld a divorce be so triflg as to be gay?

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Keepg jt one song om Cole Porter's origal sre, the timels 'Night and Day', and addg only four others, The Gay Divorcée is more a edy wh songs than is a mil edy. The Gay Divorce.

That is the se wh The Gay Divorcée and Fred and Gger's other films too, if you want great pism they provi that. In regard to Fred and Gger's films, The Gay Divorcée is one of their bt, personal rankg would be third place behd Top Hat and Swg Time(wh Top Hat gettg the edge, Follow the Fleet and Shall We Dance are extremely good too).

The Gay Divorcée, if not que so much as Swg Time, is a betiful-lookg film, the sets are genly lightful wh the standout beg the Brighton and the photography shows great technil skill and sensivy.

Lookg at THE GAY DIVORCEE through the lens of 85 years, I n see flaws wh .

There's the basic stcture of Astaire urtg Miss Rogers through a set of danc, while between there are jok and pulled fac and Edward Everett Horton dog several hundred double tak per mute as everyone's straight 's based on Astaire's stage succs The Gay Divorce. "The Gay Divorcée" (RKO Rad, 1934), directed by Mark Sandrich, rn the supportg young uple who supplied the "edy relief" and very ltle dancg to the prev year's succs of FLYING DOWN TO RIO (RKO, 1933).

While sentially a filmed staged play, "The Gay Dibvorcee" do break away om drawg room settgs wh a r chase and brief street scenery. Taken om the h play, "The Gay Divorce" (1932), which also starred Astaire, wh Erik Rhos and Eric Blore reprisg their rol, the film succeeds due to the prence of Astaire and Rogers.

Other character actors support clu William At, briefly appearg as Mimi's hband, prentg himself close to the mannerisms of future character actor, Billy DeWolfe; Eric Blore as the waer would have his share of edic scen wh Astaire and Rogers three addnal the ten Astaire and Rogers mils, "The Gay Divorcée, " "Top Hat" (1935) and "Shall We Dance?

"The Gay Divorcée" beg one of the twelve feature films to be nomated for Bt Picture of 1934, is vtage fun. "The Gay Divorcée" is a great classic mil, wh Gger Rogers and Fred Astaire shg and dancg. My vote is (Brazil): "A Alegre Divorciada" ("The Gay Divorcée").

Fred Astaire and Gger Rogers are entertag enough their first starrg film of The Gay Divorcée.