
ESTO ES EL EJÉRCITO
(This Is the Army, 1943)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036430/
Director: Michael Curtiz
Guión: Casey Robinson & Claude Binyon
basado en la obra de Irving Berlin
Productor: Hal B. Wallis y Jack L. Warner

Música: Irving Berlin
"It's Your Country and My Country"
Sung by Gertrude Niesen
"My Sweetie"
Sung and danced by George Murphy
"Poor Little Me, I'm on KP"
Sung by George Tobias
"We're on Our Way to France"
Sung by George Murphy, Chorus
"God Bless America"
Sung by Kate Smith, Chorus
"What Does He Look Like"
Sung by Frances Langford and ensemble
"This Is the Army, Mr Jones"
Sung by Sydney Robin, William Roerick, Henry Jones and Chorus
"I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep"
Sung by James Burrell, Chorus
"Mandy"
Danced briefly in the "Yip Yip Yaphank"
rehearsal by George Murphy
Sung by Ralph Magelssen and Chorus
"The Army's Made a Man Out of Me"
Sung by Ezra Stone, Julie Oshins, Philip Truex, and Chorus
"Ladies of the Chorus"
Sung by Alan Hale, Chorus
"That's What the Well-Dressed Man in Harlem Will Wear"
Performed by James Cross and Chorus
"How About a Cheer for the Navy"
Sung by Chorus
"I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen"
Sung by Earl Oxford
"With My Head in the Clouds"
Sung by Robert Shanley, Chorus
"American Eagles"
Sung by Robert Shanley, Chorus
"Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning"
Sung by Irving Berlin, George Murphy,
George Tobias, Charles Butterworth and chorus
"This Time"
Sung by Robert Shanley and Chorus
"Alexander's Ragtime Band"
Danced by George Murphy and chorus
"Hostesses of the Stage Door Canteen"
Performed by Chorus
"Good-Bye France"
Sung by Chorus after the armistice
"I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y.M.C.A."
Sung by Chorus at the tavern after the armistice
"The Girl I Left Behind Me"
Traditional
Played briefly when Johnny makes Eileen close early
"Hail to the Chief"
(uncredited)
Fotografía: Bert Glennon y Sol Polito
Actores:
George Murphy
Joan Leslie
George Tobias
Alan Hale
Charles Butterworth
Dolores Costello
Una Merkel
Stanley Ridges
Rosemary DeCamp
Ruth Donnelly
Dorothy Peterson
Frances Langford
Gertrude Niesen
Kate Smith
Ronald Reagan
Joe Louis
Alan Anderson
Ezra Stone
Tom D'Andrea
James Burrell
Ross Elliott
Alan Manson
John Prinze Mendes
Julie Oshins
Earl Oxford
Robert Shanley
Philip Truex
James MacColl
Herbert Anderson
Ralph Magelssen
Tilestone Perry
John Cook Jr
Larry Weeks
The Allon Trio

Argumento
Jones es un bailarín profesional reclutado por el ejército durante la
Primera Guerra Mundial A petición de su comandante en jefe, y en
con la oposición a de su sargento instructor, McGee, Jones produce
una revista musical llamada Yip Yip Yaphank con música de Irving Berlin.
Años después su hijo se encarga de llevar a cabo una producción similar,
pero más grandiosa para inspirar a las tropas en la Segunda Guerra Mundial
Datos técnicos:
Video
Formato : AVI
Tamaño del archivo : 1,37GIB
Duración : 2h 5min 23seg.
ID Códec/Pista : XviD
Duración : 2h 5min.
Tasa de bits : 1363Kbps
Ancho : 640pixeles
Alto : 480pixeles
Relación de aspecto : 4:3
Velocidad de cuadro : 23,976fps
Audio
Formato : AC-3
Tipo de tasa de bits : Constante
Tasa de bits : 192Kbps
Velocidad de muestreo : 48,0KHz
Idioma : Inglés
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