The Second of the trio of Broadway Melodies and compared to Broadway Melody of 1936, 1936 has a much more detailed and entertaining storyline than BM of 1938.
The Finale of Broadway Melody of 1938 has to be the most memorable and true zest and meaning of Broadway. Eleanor Powell, manages to display this Broadway Rhythm perfectly.
George Murphy and Buddy Ebsen are also a funny duo with fine chemistry between Robert Taylor and Eleanor Powell. Judy Garland makes her appearance along with famous Sophie Tucker with the numbers "Everybody Sing" and "You made me love you", the famous song written for Judy Garland to sing to the well known charming actor Clark Gable
The Finale of Broadway Melody of 1938 has to be the most memorable and true zest and meaning of Broadway. Eleanor Powell, manages to display this Broadway Rhythm perfectly.
George Murphy and Buddy Ebsen are also a funny duo with fine chemistry between Robert Taylor and Eleanor Powell. Judy Garland makes her appearance along with famous Sophie Tucker with the numbers "Everybody Sing" and "You made me love you", the famous song written for Judy Garland to sing to the well known charming actor Clark Gable