Miles Kreuger presents us with a vivid prism in which to see SHOWBOAT. Much thanks to him for explaining SHOWBOAT's importance so succinctly and engagingly.
Do you know show bout on 1936 universal studios hollywood movieshe or Allen Jones family fan club universal studios hollywood movies on Netflix with oasr awesome picture awards TCM channel interview with oasr awesome picture of the same place looks like new ride of magic of the day away magic
I wish the 1936 version were available on DVD or TH-cam, even to buy. You would think the Copyright holder would want the production more widely available, if for no other reason than its excellence, for its historical place in the American Musical.
it's been shown on t.c.m and it's on DVD . The unrestored 1928 version also exists, for years half of the talking sequences dialog was lost so time warner had to use subtitles for what the people were talking about .recently the dialog for the rest of the talking was found, but has not been remastered yet. this is typical of warner home video.
Show boat,j.kern,o.hamerstain a e .ferber.male dejiny ameriky.27.12.1927 _zasadny medznik v dejinach muzikalu.kernova hudba je stylovo cisto americka.prekrasne melodicke piesne,dokonala choreografia.hudba sa stava rovnocennou dramaturgickou zlozkou dejovej linii.tri filmove verzie:1929_l.de plante a j.schildkraut,1936-j.whale a p.robeson,I.dunneova a h.morganova a 1951-g.sidney _h.keel,a.gardner a k.grayson.fantasticke adaptacie.este jeden medznik v dejinach_31.3.1943-oklahoma_r.rodgers a o.hamerstain.tu citit v rodgersovej hudbe aj europsky styl.treba podotknut,ze muzikal je,_kdyz se spiva,mluvi a tanci.vsetky dramaturgicke zlozky musia byt rovnocenne a hudba a tanec musia posuvat dej.bradwaysky muzikal mozno zaradit do kulturnej pamati ludstva.vdaka za to.peter ragac,slovakia
when was this made? why does this man think he can say that julie left the show boat as an act of love for the people on the show boat....honey no. she was forced to leave because it was illegal for black people to perform alongside white people. and why does this man say the n word.....more than once? i'm-
He's quoting the lyrics to the verse of "Old Man River" which is sung by the character Joe, an African-American laborer in the show. It's a song about racial inequity.
MooPotPie just because he isn’t going to go to jail or something doesn’t mean it’s okay. It is not okay for a white person to say the n word. It is an offensive slur. If you can’t understand that then you are racist.
@@febe1895 While I agree that the word is potent and offensive, one must always consider the context in which it, or any other potentially toxic word, is uttered. When Chevy Chase used it in an SNL sketch with Richard Pryor, it was hilarious. When a bigot uses it to insult someone, it is hate speech. Funny as a punchline, but never as a punch. It's all about context and intent. As for "white" people -remember that this is an English word which predates its application as a slur against African people. You cannot insist that a European not use a word invented by Europeans, even if it offends you. Separate rules for different people is the opposite of equality.
Miles Kreuger presents us with a vivid prism in which to see SHOWBOAT. Much thanks to him for explaining SHOWBOAT's importance so succinctly and engagingly.
Do you know show bout on 1936 universal studios hollywood movieshe or Allen Jones family fan club universal studios hollywood movies on Netflix with oasr awesome picture awards TCM channel interview with oasr awesome picture of the same place looks like new ride of magic of the day away magic
I wish the 1936 version were available on DVD or TH-cam, even to buy. You would think the Copyright holder would want the production more widely available, if for no other reason than its excellence, for its historical place in the American Musical.
It's on dailymotion
It has now been restored & released on DVD with a series of extra features-fantastic DVD from Criterion. Available anywhere.
it's been shown on t.c.m and it's on DVD . The unrestored 1928 version also exists, for years half of the talking sequences dialog was lost so time warner had to use subtitles for what the people were talking about .recently the dialog for the rest of the talking was found, but has not been remastered yet. this is typical of warner home video.
It's available through The Criterion Collection right now! beautifully restored
It's on criterion now!
Fascinating! Pretty certain the Al Jolson musical of 1925 included blacks and whites performing together on stage.
Interesting!
Show boat,j.kern,o.hamerstain a e .ferber.male dejiny ameriky.27.12.1927 _zasadny medznik v dejinach muzikalu.kernova hudba je stylovo cisto americka.prekrasne melodicke piesne,dokonala choreografia.hudba sa stava rovnocennou dramaturgickou zlozkou dejovej linii.tri filmove verzie:1929_l.de plante a j.schildkraut,1936-j.whale a p.robeson,I.dunneova a h.morganova a 1951-g.sidney _h.keel,a.gardner a k.grayson.fantasticke adaptacie.este jeden medznik v dejinach_31.3.1943-oklahoma_r.rodgers a o.hamerstain.tu citit v rodgersovej hudbe aj europsky styl.treba podotknut,ze muzikal je,_kdyz se spiva,mluvi a tanci.vsetky dramaturgicke zlozky musia byt rovnocenne a hudba a tanec musia posuvat dej.bradwaysky muzikal mozno zaradit do kulturnej pamati ludstva.vdaka za to.peter ragac,slovakia
when was this made? why does this man think he can say that julie left the show boat as an act of love for the people on the show boat....honey no. she was forced to leave because it was illegal for black people to perform alongside white people. and why does this man say the n word.....more than once? i'm-
He's quoting the lyrics to the verse of "Old Man River" which is sung by the character Joe, an African-American laborer in the show. It's a song about racial inequity.
@@MooPotPie it doesnt matter if he's quoting a song. He. Can't. Say. That.
@@febe1895 The First Amendment of the US Constitution disagrees with you.
MooPotPie just because he isn’t going to go to jail or something doesn’t mean it’s okay. It is not okay for a white person to say the n word. It is an offensive slur. If you can’t understand that then you are racist.
@@febe1895
While I agree that the word is potent and offensive, one must always consider the context in which it, or any other potentially toxic word, is uttered.
When Chevy Chase used it in an SNL sketch with Richard Pryor, it was hilarious. When a bigot uses it to insult someone, it is hate speech. Funny as a punchline, but never as a punch.
It's all about context and intent.
As for "white" people -remember that this is an English word which predates its application as a slur against African people. You cannot insist that a European not use a word invented by Europeans, even if it offends you.
Separate rules for different people is the opposite of equality.