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Biography. A gifted, vivacious Broadway soprano, the red-haired Jeanette MacDonald entered films in 1929 under the auspices of Ernst Lubitsch at Paramount and showed a flair for sophisticated comedy in a number of his spicy Continental musicals, especially opposite Maurice Chevalier. In such films as "The Love Parade" (1929), "Oh, For a Man ...
Jeanette MacDonald nació el 18 de junio de 1907 en Philadelphia (Estados Unidos). Cinco años después de su debut en un coro de Broadway en 1920, trabaja en algunas películas. Aunque cantó ópera de vez en cuando, era más conocida por sus interpretaciones junto a Nelson Eddy en musicales como Naughty Marietta (1935) y Rose Marie (1936).
Originally broadcast, November 12, 1952, live on NBC. This new digitization is from the original film presented to Jeanette MacDonald after the program. Pro...
Jeanette MacDonald sings San Francisco'.
Jeanette MacDonald discography. American actress/singer Jeanette MacDonald (1903 – 1965) recorded over 50 songs during her film career for RCA Victor and its foreign counterparts. Due to the limited statistics released to the public, it is not certain how many songs and singles she has released or their exact popularity in music charts ...
23 de sept. de 2020 · Jeanette MacDonald backstage in a costume for the Broadway show “Sunny Days,” 1928. (Photo: Unknown / Wikipedia) She won improving rôles alongside Mitzi in The Magic Ring (1923, Iris Bellamy), and (sporting two ‘n’s in her Jeannette in the playbill) as Sylvia Metcalf, the second female part to Queenie Smith, in Tip-Toes (1925), accompanying another fine voice, Robert Halliday, in the ...
In San Francisco. Singer Mary Blake (played by Jeanette MacDonald) arrives in town and meets Blackie Norton (Clark Gable), owner of the Paradise gambling hall. Norton offers Blake a contract to sing at the Paradise, which she accepts. Later, however, Nob Hill socialite Jack Holt (Jack Burley) encourages her to join the Tivoli….
