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Clang clang clang… the movie was shot in Santa Barbara so Judy Garland was here.
They were the Grimm sisters, Garland was Judy’s stage name. Love this video, thanks for posting. One of the years I rode at the Bowl Leo Carrillo had the lead in the play. He rode in the Fiesta parade for years, with bags of confetti to toss about. Always a huge crowd pleaser.
I stand corrected. **Thank you.** IMDb states that one filming location was the El Paseo Mexican Restaurant. I bet they were happy to have their restaurant be the film setting, apart from where people were stomping on cucarachas. (¡Olé!)
Gumm Sisters
Those who have seen “That’s Entertainment” may recall it includes this clip. This was one of the earliest films shot with the 3-strip Technicolor process and served as a vehicle to promote the process. Judy and her two sisters’ surname was Gumm but I guess they thought Garland was a better sell. One online source I found believes the film short was shot on an MGM lot (as opposed to on location in SB). Had no idea a cucaracha is a cockroach! ….. http://www.thevintagecameo.com/2014/01/la-fiesta-de-santa-barbara-1935/ …… http://www.thejudyroom.com/gummsisters.html
MIsleading headline. Clang clang clang. Judy wasn’t here. She was in a *video clip* titled “La Fiesta de Santa Barbara.”
Enjoyed regardless of provinance. Thanks!
If you see the whole video it looks like it was at the El Paseo. Thanks for the correction on Judy Garland’s family name of Gumm. I knew it wasn’t Garland but took a (wrong) guess.
The final line they sing sounds like “marijuana se fumar “. That can’t be right. Also, the guy to the left of the bull looks like Trump but might be Andy Devine.