| Studio | 20th Century Fox |
| Running Time | 97 minutes |
| Production | Kol Nidre sequence - 6th July 1939 |
| Release | 13th October 1939 |
| Director | Irving Cummings |
| Producer | Darryl Zanuck |
| Screenplay | Ernest Pascal |
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Molly Adair - Alice Faye Michael Linnett Connors - Don Ameche Dave Springold - Edward Bromberg Nicky Hayden - Alan Curtis Pete Tinney - Stuart Irwin |
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| Jolson Songs | |
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Kol Nidre |
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| Background | |
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Jolson played himself in a recreation of the Kol Nidre scene from The Jazz Singer (1927). |
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| Reviews | |
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Surefire...should score heavily in theatres of evey type. (Variety) |
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| Verdict | |
| In a fairly short but good cameo Jolson is a really minor player in this movie though he is the most entertaining thing about its second half in which it degenerates into melodrama. The first half has some entertaining restaging of early film comedy in this very fictionalised though thin veiled version of the story of the love affair between Mack Sennett and Mabel Normand. | |
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