Sing, Baby, Sing
Year: 1936
Runtime: 90 mins
Language: English
Director: Sidney Lanfield
A mad, merry musical spoofing the famous “Caliban‑Ariel” romance, with Adolphe Menjou as a boozy, womanizing former star and Alice Faye as a publicity‑hungry nightclub singer. Her scheming agent (Gregory Ratoff) engineers a fake romance with Menjou, but she eventually pairs with Michael Whalen, leaving Menjou to enjoy his carefree, wine‑filled bachelor life. The film marks the Ritz Brothers’ feature debut, showcasing their comic numbers and a curtain‑call encore after the credits.
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