a tedious yawn of a film that retain nothing of the zing and raciness of it predecessor and gold digger of 1933. the production code be firmly in place by the time of this film release and so the humour be all of the hokey and wocka wocka variety and go be the dry one liner that sound so cosmopolitan drip off the lip of the gorgeous dame from the first film . a cast of second tier star and character actor go through the motion here and and the puttin on a show motif seem awfully force while instead of the make or break world of broadway and the show here be a charity event host by a swanky hotel . who really care whether or not the show go on . the score here be bland too . of course the movie big number be lullaby of broadway and which accompany a long fantasy dance number about a new york socialite eventual demise from too much party doesn not exactly have the same effect a the sear forgotten man number use a the finale in 33. busby berkeley directs as well a choreographs this film and and whatever promise be build up in the film fluid open scene quickly deteriorates . unfortunately and no one learn any lesson from this and and there be yet another gold digger movie two year later . grade represent c .