Hollywood party

Movie
German title	Hollywood Party (D) / The Lions of Hollywood (Ö)
Original title	Hollywood party
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1934
length	68 minutes
Rod
Director	Richard Boleslawski ; Allan Dwan ; Edmund Goulding ; Russell Mack ; Charles Reisner ; Roy Rowland ; George Stevens ; Sam Wood
script	Howard Dietz ; Arthur Kober
production	Louis B. Mayer ; Irving Thalberg
music	William ax
occupation
	Jimmy Durante : Schnarzan ; and as herself; Stan Laurel; Oliver Hardy; Jack Pearl; Polly Moran; Charles Butterworth; Eddie Quillan; June Clyde; Mickey Mouse (voice of Walt Disney , no mention); Magnifying glass Velez; George Givot; Richard Carle; Robert Young; Arthur Treacher; Joe E. Brown; Frances Williams; Ben Bard; Anna May Wong; Tom Kennedy; Ted Healy and The Three Stooges ;

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Hollywood Party , and The Lion of Hollywood , is a musical film from 1934 with Jimmy Durante and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer . The film consists of several parts, each part has its own actor, director and screenwriter; similar to Paramount's episode film If I Had a Million .

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The film star "Schnarzan" Jimmy Durante is commissioned by his manager to get new lions for a new film, since his old ones are used up. At a wild Hollywood party with many well-known guests, he also meets a lion supplier. Schnarzan gets sick. When everything slips out of his hands, he wakes up and realizes that he is really just Jimmy Durante, who had a strange dream.

Web links

Hollywood Party at theInternet Movie Database(English)