Three songs in one production number, and "Boa Noite" is one of the loveliest and simplest of all of Harry Warren's melodies. Starts with the unpublished "The Baron Is In Conference," followed by a second titled piece called "The Conference," also unpublished, which is essentially a replacement verse for the song "Boa Noite," which is the final song here. Beautifully filmed, though Ameche's singing was dubbed. "The Conference" and "Boa Noite" were transposed from their original key of C to B-flat, "for Don Ameche," so his singing here appears to be his own.
The colors are so brilliant, and the film is crisp and sparkling:-)
For years I've especially liked how the four "secretaries" go into swing in the finale of their segment: "He can't be seen today! He's busy."
My favorite part of That Night In Rio, Thank you
What,the credits going up?
@songplugger That's what stands out in this clip! This is the reason the '40s are my favorite period for fashion!
Three songs in one production number, and "Boa Noite" is one of the loveliest and simplest of all of Harry Warren's melodies. Starts with the unpublished "The Baron Is In Conference," followed by a second titled piece called "The Conference," also unpublished, which is essentially a replacement verse for the song "Boa Noite," which is the final song here. Beautifully filmed, though Ameche's singing was dubbed. "The Conference" and "Boa Noite" were transposed from their original key of C to B-flat, "for Don Ameche," so his singing here appears to be his own.
Travis Banton fashions on parade!
@patoman881 Love those '40s colors especially on those ladies fashions!
A bevy of beauties.
Very Good
Nice Number this film nostalgic
Who is the model with the blue hat? I think she's the prettiest!
She's a actress and singer. Not a model.