Acetate AL JOLSON My Mammy / Toot Toot Tootsie 1939
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ACETATE
AL JOLSON
My Mammy / Toot Toot Tootsie
for /from the 1939 movie
20th Century Fox Movie
ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE
in Dead Wax: B-7402 /B-7403
Condition: VG+
BELOW IS A REVIEW OF Rose of Washington Square FROM AMAZON
AL JOLSON STEALS THE SHOW
By
James Morello
This review is from: Rose of Washington Square [VHS] (VHS Tape)
This movie used to appear on television from time to time and I couldn't wait to see it when I was a kid in the 1960's. Now with this video edition, complete with deleted musical scenes, Al Jolson is a joy to watch. Alice Faye and Tyrone Power were originally given this as a vehicle, and Al Jolson's career was at a low point. He was thrown a bone and was given an opportunity to appear alongside these two other fine actors. When reviewers first previewed the movie they said Jolson stole the movie from the other two. The Jolson stage sequences are PURE MAGIC. When filming The Jolson Story in 1945, it is said Larry Parks picked up a lot of Jolson's way of putting over a song by studying this movie. Take a look at California Here I Come and compare it to Parks' remarkable version in the latter movie. When this video first came out I was amused that it was part of the Alice Faye collection. I like Alice Faye, but lets be serious. This movie is JOLSON, JOLSON, JOLSON from beginning to end.
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ACETATES,PROMOS,TEST PRESSING
NM: Near Mint. Record and cover appear virtually unmarked. Cover still in shrink.
VG++: A hair under near mint may have only a couple of very insignificant surface only lines that should not affect sound.
Cover out of shrink otherwise close to perfect.
VG+: A cared for record. Some surface lines. No actual scratches. May still play perfectly or will have very slight audible
imperfections. Some normal cover wear.
VG: There will be visual imperfections and some audible ones . May be a number of surface only lines or there might be a
small scratch but not one that repeats, Cover will be worn or have some kind of defect. In this condition flaws will be pictured
or noted.
VG-: Usually the lowest rating I will list an LP at. Same as VG but defects are more pronounced. May have more than 1 scratch
but still not one that repeats. This record will still be enjoyable but there will almost definitely be background sound. I have
sold many rare 78s and older acetates at this grade and buyers have almost always been pleased. In this condition flaws will
be pictured or noted.
G+: There may be skips or some other major defect or the background sound is so loud that listening might be a chore.
Covers will have major defects that need to be stated.
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