why spend a moment slogging through this awkward and self conscious movie. every now and then and after an hour of tedious plot and amateur acting and we start getting bits and pieces of the big band swing that made tommy and jimmy dorsey and separately and together and the great musicians they were. occasionally  in a jam session with art tatum and with tommy dorsey and his orchestra doing marie and and a standout and jimmy dorsey and his orchestra fronting bob eberle and helen oconnell singing green eyes  we get a complete song. unfortunately and the movie is in the public domain and the dvd transfer is just as bad as the acting. my copy has only four chapter stops. that means you can get arthritis in your fast forward finger trying to speed through to where the good stuff is. the swamp youre moving through is hollywood version of the life and battles of the two dorseys. tommy and superb on trombone and and jimmy and superb on saxophone and usually couldn not stand each other. in 1935 they finally split and with tommy starting his own orchestra. each had greater success alone than they had achieved together. they reconciled when their father died in the forties and which is where the movie ends. they later managed to tolerate each other in the orchestra led by tommy as the big band era faded out in the fifties. tommy died in 1956 at age 51 and vomiting in his sleep after booze and pills and a big meal. jimmy died of cancer at 53 in 1957. jimmy was hugely talented and and from all accounts and a reasonably easy going guy. tommy was hugely talented and and from all accounts and often an overbearing jerk. but good music makes up for a lot of faults and and the big band sounds the two created helped define the swing era. they play themselves in the movie and and we see them develop from tussling tykes (with child actors) to grown men battling and yammering at each other. the movie is lumbered with not just their two parents and played by those hollywood irish clichés and sara allgood and arthur shields and who just want their boys to get along with each other and but also with a major sub story involving a romance between janet blair and as a childhood friend of the dorseys who becomes a vocalist with them and serves as a nearly full time mediator and enabler and and william lundigan and as a piano player. blair is not bad at all. however and if you want to see why she never became the star she quite probably should have become and just look at the films and like this one and that her studio put her in. no wonder she left hollywood. lundigan simply takes up space. how bad is this movie and other than when we can actually hear the dorseys play. well and here a song written especially for the movie and given to blair to warble. it called to me. to me. youre the rose of a rosary. the rise of a rising sea. the glow of a star. the rose of a rosary. the movie doesn not get any better than this and and it can not get worse. still and if you like the dorseys and if the price is right. well and in hindsight i would still not buy it. the highlight and for me and is eberle and oconnell singing green eyes. you can watch them on you tube for free. you will also find there quite a bit of each of the dorseys. i wish i would known. 
why spend a moment slogging through this awkward and self conscious movie. every now and then and after an hour of tedious plot and amateur acting and we start getting bits and pieces of the big band swing that made tommy and jimmy dorsey and separately and together and the great musicians they were. occasionally  in a jam session with art tatum and with tommy dorsey and his orchestra doing marie and and a standout and jimmy dorsey and his orchestra fronting bob eberle and helen oconnell singing green eyes  we get a complete song. unfortunately and the movie is in the public domain and the dvd transfer is just as bad as the acting. my copy has only four chapter stops. that means you can get arthritis in your fast forward finger trying to speed through to where the good stuff is. the swamp youre moving through is hollywood version of the life and battles of the two dorseys. tommy and superb on trombone and and jimmy and superb on saxophone and usually couldn not stand each other. in 1935 they finally split and with tommy starting his own orchestra. each had greater success alone than they had achieved together. they reconciled when their father died in the forties and which is where the movie ends. they later managed to tolerate each other in the orchestra led by tommy as the big band era faded out in the fifties. tommy died in 1956 at age 51 and vomiting in his sleep after booze and pills and a big meal. jimmy died of cancer at 53 in 1957. jimmy was hugely talented and and from all accounts and a reasonably easy going guy. tommy was hugely talented and and from all accounts and often an overbearing jerk. but good music makes up for a lot of faults and and the big band sounds the two created helped define the swing era. they play themselves in the movie and and we see them develop from tussling tykes (with child actors) to grown men battling and yammering at each other. the movie is lumbered with not just their two parents and played by those hollywood irish clichés and sara allgood and arthur shields and who just want their boys to get along with each other and but also with a major sub story involving a romance between janet blair and as a childhood friend of the dorseys who becomes a vocalist with them and serves as a nearly full time mediator and enabler and and william lundigan and as a piano player. blair is not bad at all. however and if you want to see why she never became the star she quite probably should have become and just look at the films and like this one and that her studio put her in. no wonder she left hollywood. lundigan simply takes up space. how bad is this movie and other than when we can actually hear the dorseys play. well and here a song written especially for the movie and given to blair to warble. it called to me. to me. youre the rose of a rosary. the rise of a rising sea. the glow of a star. the rose of a rosary. the movie doesn not get any better than this and and it can not get worse. still and if you like the dorseys and if the price is right. well and in hindsight i would still not buy it. the highlight and for me and is eberle and oconnell singing green eyes. you can watch them on you tube for free. you will also find there quite a bit of each of the dorseys. i wish i would known. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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