DIME A DANCE [1937] - Imogene Coca, Danny Kaye

[@theswampangel3635]

A very funny comedy. Imogene Coca is quite charming. Danny Kaye’s Russian character would reappear in some of the excellent two reelers he made teamed with Charles Kemper.

[@kevink973]

It took me almost 10 minutes to recognize June Allyson!

[@allengumm1157]

Just read about this clip on the Wikipedia page on Imogene Coca. Thanks heaps for posting!

[@ericalbany]

Delightful to see Coca at her youthful prettiest. Fun to see Kaye with his pre-Goldwyn hair.Took a bit of time to place Hank Henry - his voice stayed the same over time though.

[@DerBingle1]

Imogene Coca is absolutely adorable here. That's the only word for it.

[@drednm]

Can you find Imogene Coca's first short film BASHFUL BALLERINA? Do you know if Clifton Webb's THE STILL ALARM (1930) or Vivian Vance's PATENT LEATHER PUG (1925) survive?

[@comedyshorts2]

I have seen a 16mm of THE STILL ALARM 1930

[@Downecker]

Imogen as the " Shy Stripper " is hilarious from the Sid Caesar show !!😂😂

[@cruisematt8585]

“Trip the light sarcastic” 😂😂

[@perriharper8212]

7:08 Love that gag!

[@kenowens9021]

Wow, Barry Sullivan, at a young age.

[@drednm]

Interesting to see June Allyson as a peroxide blonde.

[@RRaquello]

Another interesting credit on the film is one of the writers, Arthur Jarrett, who was a popular radio crooner of the time. That is, if it's the same Arthur Jarrett.

[@megankumamoto3645]

5:04 13:49 15:25 wow Danny Kaye in his 20's 19:41

[@K-R-C69]

Bad grammar goes way back. Books aren't "entitled'.