It's an assortment of songs and production numbers with Lilian Roth, backed by the Vitaphone chorus line. It's given some structure by casting it as a movie story conference, looking for a vehicle for Miss Roth, and some pep by a Busby-Berkeley shot in the finale.
Raised by a couple of stage parents, Miss Roth was on Broadway by age six; when she was 17, she was a headliner for Ziegfeld, with some early, good roles in movie musicals. Her personal life was far more chaotic, and she went through six marriages and a lot of liquor before she published her memoirs and they were made into a movie. She re-established stage credits, but her roles in movies were more in the nature of cameos. She died in 1980 at age 69.
Raised by a couple of stage parents, Miss Roth was on Broadway by age six; when she was 17, she was a headliner for Ziegfeld, with some early, good roles in movie musicals. Her personal life was far more chaotic, and she went through six marriages and a lot of liquor before she published her memoirs and they were made into a movie. She re-established stage credits, but her roles in movies were more in the nature of cameos. She died in 1980 at age 69.