Early Movie Musical Showcases Cantor & Merman
"Kid Millions," made in 1934, stars Eddie Cantor as Brooklyn tugboat worker Eddie Wilson, bullied by his tough-guy father and stepbrothers.  When he inherits $77 million from his uncle, con artist Dot (Ethel Merman), determined to get her hands on the money, masquerades as Eddie's mother even though she's 20 years too young.  Dot plots to have her brother Louie knock off Eddie at the first opportunity.<br /><br />George Murphy and Ann Sothern appear as young lovers; the Nicholas Brothers perform a nifty specialty dance number; Our Gang members Stymie Beard, Scotty Beckett, and Tommy Bond are among the featured players; and Lucille Ball is in the chorus as one of the Goldwyn Girls. Shot mostly in black and white, the film boasts a vibrant Technicolor extravaganza finale set in an ice cream factory where Eddie has invited dozens of tenement kids to enjoy themselves.<br /><br />Cantor made several big-budget musicals for Sam Goldwyn in the early 1930's.  His trademark pair of huge rolling eyes -- his nickname was "Banjo Eyes" -- along with an exuberant combination of the risque and the naive gave him an appeal that endured for nearly half a century.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Who's that dodging his murderous mama, an equally murderous sheik, and the temptations of a harem full of beauties? It's Brooklyn's own Eddie Wilson, who comes to Egypt to claim an inheritance and finds that lots of other folks want a slice of his $77,000,000 pie. In one of his famed Samuel Goldwyn movie extravaganzas, Eddie Cantor sings, clowns and wows 'em as Eddie. Kid Millions also boasts dynamo Ethel Merman as Eddie's supposed mother (let's see, Eddie's twenty-five, she's nineteen hmmm), George Murphy and Ann Sothern as young lovers, and a standout Technicolor finale. The fun is irresistible, thanks largely to Cantor's screen charisma. "Those big rolling banjo eyes, that good-natured exuberance, that combination of the naive and the risque, gave him an endearing appeal that carried him through a career of almost fifty years and is still effective today" (David Thomson, The New Biographical Dictionary of Film)..