… that distinguishes The Barkleys of Broadway from other Astaire/ … above, divorce in The
Barkleys of Broadway functions as a … The Barkleys of Broadway conveys this message most …

How do we compare a Broadway musical to its Hollywood counterpart? A Fine Romance:
Adapting Broadway to Hollywood in the Studio System Era answers this question by exploring …

… Yet Garland’s impact on the writing of the screenplay and score of The Barkleys of Broadway
was too dominant simply to be written out, leaving the movie with an interesting patina of …

… In The Barkleys of Broadway, Ginger Rogers has to learn thatmusical comedy actingis just
as good as serious dramatic acting, and besides, it is more “fun.” The Band Wagon goes even …

… The Barkleys of Broadway opposes strained, artificial "serious" performances to spontaneous
and natural musical comedy performances. Dinah Barkley's sparkling costume and …

… hefty) part--which less successfully propels the thesis--examines some of the films that Rogers
and Astaire made separately before reuniting in their last film, The Barkleys of Broadway (…

… Later in his life, Astaire became very famous in London as a dancer and vocalist--whose
made art relates in the words of his character in The Barkleys of Broadway (1949), which …