100 Men and a Girl (1937)
Movie Info
Cast
as Patricia "Patsy" Cardwell
as John Cardwell
as Mrs. Frost
as Michael Borodoff
as Himself
as John R. Frost
as Garage Owner
as Mrs. Tyler
as Marshall, the Doorman
as Jed Prouty
as Tommy Bitters
as Russell
as Johnson
as Taxi Driver
as Gustave Brandstetter
as Stevens, the Butler
as Rudolph, a Bearded Musician/Boarder
as Music Lover
as Manager
as Butler
as Theater Patron
as Guest
as Guest
as Guest
as Pianist
as Ira Westing, Music Editor
as Girl
as Party Guest
Critic Reviews for 100 Men and a Girl
All Critics (8) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (1)
Universal survived the Depression thanks to Boris Karloff and Deanna Durbin, the latter horror being a reedy-voiced child star who infected a number of late 30s musicals before creeping puberty ended her career. This is one of her more tolerable vehicles.
My idea of a musical film. Joe Pasternak, first guide of Deanna Durbin, has done a beautiful job in developing her.
Conductor Leopold Stokowski and Prodigy Deanna Durbin collaborate in an unusually fine picture.
Music by Mozart, Verdi and others, plus songs sung by the youthful Deanna, fill a brisk and rather charming 85 minutes.
There are many child stars who have been horrors to work with, but that was not the case with Deanna Durbin, who was surely one of the most agreeable tykes ever to don greasepaint.
The film doesn't pack any surprises, but ... there's sometimes a happy reassurance that comes from watching a movie you know won't surprise you.
Audience Reviews for 100 Men and a Girl
It was probably very cute back in the 30s but now it comes across as being a bit dated. For those who want a bit of sentiment and not a heck of a lot of substance.
Super Reviewer
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