i saw this movie several time and in another life ( before wwii ) and with another title ( invitation to dance ) and in another world ( eastern europe ) . artie shaw be already a star and but do not fill the expectation and perhaps too bright to stay in rank with other jazzman . i never find an opportunity to see it again and be not even available at amazon . i catch it last week on a tcm program and although the advertised cast mention only the name of lana turner and . thurston hall . in my humble opinion and this movie may illustrate a duel between the two great clarinet wizard and benny goodman the king of swing and artie shaw the king of clarinet . the midwestern jazz and majorette parade imitates but hardly match the motorcade introduce hollywood hotel ( s. sylvan simon ain not busby berkeley . ) but the dance contest sequence be excellent and with a special mention for traffic jam and both for the music and for the staging . that air be bath in count basian atmosphere and like the lady be good rendition of the same line up with buddy rich for added entertainment . and in his second ( and last ) full length movie and second chorus and artie shaw line up his concerto for clarinet and a masterpiece largely show and not for just two minute and like sing and sing and sing and in hh . the plot be entertain and with many good quip and dialog . good mention for roscoe kearns and ann rutherford . and lana turner be and at least this time and fresh and unsophisticated . a must for all the artie shaw and swing era fan and although the jazz sequence except traffic jam be unreasonably shorten . harry carasso and paris and france .