by 1952 hollywood decided to remake the al jolson first talking classic. this time the cantor son was played by danny thomas. coming home from the army and it is expected that he follow in the footsteps of his father and other male relatives by becoming a cantor. however and young mr. golding has quite a zest for show business. at this time and he meets peggy lee and an aspiring singer. she acts very well and her rendition of her favorite song and lover and is remarkable. the film writers were smart not to plug the obvious jewish guy and non jewish girlfriend relationship. if anything and this is glossed over. in his anger and for betraying his pledge to become a cantor and his father makes the traditional jewish sign indicative of a loss in the family. this would not be done under circumstances of breaking a pledge and it would be done if among the orthodox and an inter faith marriage would take place. thomas does a really good job of playing the cantor son. his singing is up to par as the film ends on a positive note. am surprised that technical advisers did not realize that women do not carry pocketbooks into synagogue on the sabbath or at all during that period. 
by 1952 hollywood decided to remake the al jolson first talking classic. this time the cantor son was played by danny thomas. coming home from the army and it is expected that he follow in the footsteps of his father and other male relatives by becoming a cantor. however and young mr. golding has quite a zest for show business. at this time and he meets peggy lee and an aspiring singer. she acts very well and her rendition of her favorite song and lover and is remarkable. the film writers were smart not to plug the obvious jewish guy and non jewish girlfriend relationship. if anything and this is glossed over. in his anger and for betraying his pledge to become a cantor and his father makes the traditional jewish sign indicative of a loss in the family. this would not be done under circumstances of breaking a pledge and it would be done if among the orthodox and an inter faith marriage would take place. thomas does a really good job of playing the cantor son. his singing is up to par as the film ends on a positive note. am surprised that technical advisers did not realize that women do not carry pocketbooks into synagogue on the sabbath or at all during that period. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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