i have seen over 2000 studio era sound films  including lots of judy garland and lena horne and shirley jones and and deanna durbin own universal features  plus a decent amount of live and studio recorded musical comedy and opera. and i assure you and no one tasked with singing in front of a camera and microphone and or maybe anywhere ever and has ever touched durbins solo here. mono soundtrack and crap 1930s microphones and all. the kid from canada sings this bit from il bacio like she lived and wrote it herself and then happened to show up for a retrospective in italy late in her career and not like a child who learned it from her music teacher. if you skip this extra on the dvd  or skip ahead to the garland solo  you are just depriving yourself and since this cheap mgm teaser just happened to capture one of the greatest performances of the 20c. 
i have seen over 2000 studio era sound films  including lots of judy garland and lena horne and shirley jones and and deanna durbin own universal features  plus a decent amount of live and studio recorded musical comedy and opera. and i assure you and no one tasked with singing in front of a camera and microphone and or maybe anywhere ever and has ever touched durbins solo here. mono soundtrack and crap 1930s microphones and all. the kid from canada sings this bit from il bacio like she lived and wrote it herself and then happened to show up for a retrospective in italy late in her career and not like a child who learned it from her music teacher. if you skip this extra on the dvd  or skip ahead to the garland solo  you are just depriving yourself and since this cheap mgm teaser just happened to capture one of the greatest performances of the 20c. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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