CLASSICS-Ringing in 2024 with Busby Berkeley

Happy New Year from Front Row Classics! We're kicking off the new year in style with something fun and frothy. Our friend Emmett Stanton joins us to celebrate the work of choreographer/director, Busby Berkeley. Brandon and Emmett are taking a look at three films with the Berkeley touch. All three films were, miraculously, released in 1933. 42nd Street, Golddiggers of 1933 and Footlight Parade remain as fresh and fun as they did 90 years ago.

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