A Night in Casablanca (10-May-1946)
Director: Archie Mayo Writers: Joseph Fields; Roland Kibbee Musical Score by: Werner Janssen Producer: David L. Loew Keywords: Comedy, Morocco
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CAST REVIEWS Review by Marlene Blummis (posted on 27-Oct-2007) Fabulous fantasy film in the midst of a raucous Marx Bros. comedy. Their vaudevillian shtick is either your cup of darjeeling or not, but in the midst of this film is a fantasy sequence starring Harpo that is one of his best moments in film. He finds a secret doorway in the elevator shaft and inside is a room filled with treasure and, of course, a harp, which is his cue and excuse to play a classical piece on that instrument to the joy and edification of the audience. Today's audiences don't have the sitzfleisch to sit through such a performance.
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