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Binding: DVD-R
EAN: 0883629081847
Format: Color
Label: Reel Enterprises
Manufacturer: Reel Enterprises
Publisher: Reel Enterprises
Release Date: November 13, 2006
Running Time: 99 minutes
Studio: Reel Enterprises
Theatrical Release Date: January 01, 1953
Editorial Review:
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Vaudeville hodgepodge of variety numbers, based on Leonard Sillman's popular Broadway revue, which was a springboard for much new talent. One of the writers was Mel Brooks.
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OK, this "movie" isn't for everyone, but it's historical value can't be denied. It may be the first B'way show pretty much filmed in its entirety ... and the way it looked on stage. "New Faces of 1952" ran nearly a year and was the most successful of Leonard Sillman's many "New Faces" revues. (It was even briefly revived some 30 years later, with a different cast doing the same material.) Eartha Kitt was the show's breakout performer, but many other newcomers went on to memorable stage and tv careers, ... Read More
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enjoyable and nostalgic but i really need to buy the cd for a more intense enjoyment. i loved, loved, loved the original cd.
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NEW FACES is essentially a filmed stage show. There is little of anything cinematic. The cast sings and performs sketches in front of the camera, with a few backstage scenes.
The film works as a time capsule of the early 50's. Of the faces, only a few (Eartha Kitt, Paul Lynde and Alice Ghostley) are well known today. Mel Brooks, who was one of the writers, seemed to become the biggest star.
We do get to see Kitt perform "Santa Baby" and three other numbers, which should make ... Read More
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this is a great insight into the material on the cd, but different from that material
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I purchased this product for nostalgia--I saw the stage show in San Francisco in 1953. As nostalgia, it was most enjoyable; as theater in today's high tech expectations, it is underwhelming. If you would enjoy seeing these fledging stars in their professional infancy (Eartha Kitt, Paul Lynde, Robert Clary, Alice Ghostley9, I heartily recommend it. The technical quality is uneven; some scenes are, in a word, terrible. I also bought the separate music on a CD and the sound quality on it is much better. ... Read More
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