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** To convince him to allow her to live in the mansion, she takes off her heels and [[ShesGotLegs stretches out her leg]] to him to feel how cold and wet her feet are from the rain.
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** To convince him to allow her to live in the mansion, she takes off her heels and [[ShesGotLegs [[LegFocus stretches out her leg]] to him to feel how cold and wet her feet are from the rain.
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* [[TitleDrop A Title Is Dropped]]:
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* [[TitleDrop A Title Is Dropped]]: TitleDrop:
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* CatchPhrase: Comedian Hugh Herbert (Professor Twingle) gets his traditional "Woohoo!" in at the end, as Honey and Frisbee kiss.
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* CatchPhrase: Comedian Hugh Herbert (Professor Twingle) gets his traditional catch phrase "Woohoo!" in at the end, as Honey and Frisbee kiss.
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* CatchPhrase: Comedian Hugh Herbert (Professor Twingle) gets his traditional "Woohoo!" in at the end, as Honey and Frisbee kiss.
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* TalkToTheFist: After the professors and musicians get the drop on the gangsters, Frisbee says he'll settle his differences with Crow "man to man." Crow responds by sucker punching him. Hobart responds by giving him one of his own though, and then gives him a curb stomping for good measure.
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** Jimmy Dorsey isn't in the film, but his brother Tommy mentions him at one point.
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** Jimmy Dorsey isn't in the film, but his brother Tommy mentions him at one point.point (he introduces himself as "Jimmy's brother").
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for lovers of classical music) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and eventually, her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for lovers of classical music) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for older, un-hip squares, often of a musical bent) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for older, un-hip squares, often lovers of a musical bent) classical music) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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* {{Supergroup}}: And how! Some of the biggest names in Jazz and Big Band are in the film.
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* {{Supergroup}}: And how! Some of the biggest names in Jazz and the Big Band era are in the film.
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** The musicians mention Benny Goodman at one point, but [[IdenticalStranger Professor Magenbruch]] has never heard of him...
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* CluelessChickMagnet: Not only is Ms. Totten interested in Frisbee at the start of the film, but later on Honey falls for him as well.
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* CluelessChickMagnet: Not only is Ms. Miss Totten interested in Frisbee at the start of the film, but later on Honey falls for him as well.
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* AfricanChant: Called in the movie a "Polynesian love chant" but it's basically the same trope, a bunch of nonsense words sung to the beat of tribal drums.
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* AfricanChant: Called in the movie a "Polynesian love chant" but it's basically the same trope, a bunch of nonsense words sung to the beat of tribal drums.drums with a silly dance.
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* JungleDrums: The "Polynesian love chant" Hobart Frisbee gets Miss Totten to dance to with him; the main instrument used is a conga drum, with the other professors accompanying with various other tribal drums.
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* JungleDrums: The "Polynesian love chant" Hobart Frisbee gets his foundation's benefactor, Miss Totten Totten, to dance to with him; the main instrument used is a conga drum, with the other professors accompanying with various other tribal drums.
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* AfricanChant: Called in the movie a "Polynesian love chant" but it's basically the same trope, a bunch of nonsense words sung to the beat of tribal drums.
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* JungleDrums: The "Polynesian love chant" Hobart Frisbee gets Miss Totten to dance to with him; the main instrument used is a conga drum, with the other professors accompanying with various other tribal drums.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Almost. Miss Totten's lawyer tries to convince her to cancel the encyclopedia of music the institute is working on.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Almost.Almost an in-universe example. Miss Totten's lawyer tries to convince her to cancel the encyclopedia of music the institute is working on.
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* DaddysGirl: Miss Totten. Her father died prior to movie events and left the endowment behind the encyclopedia project. Miss Totten wants to see it completed but is convinced by her lawyer that the money is being wasted, but is persuaded by Frisbee to let the work continue after he gets her to re-enact a "Polynesian love chant" with him.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Almost. Miss Totten's lawyer tries to convince her to cancel the encyclopedia of music the institute is working on.
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** Dropped in the opening credits song, of the same name.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a reprise of the title song, in the middle of the film.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a reprise of the title song, in the middle of the film.
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** Dropped in the opening credits song, song of the same name.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a reprise of the titlesong, song in the middle of the film.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a reprise of the title
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** Dropped in the opening credits song.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a song in the middle of the film.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a song in the middle of the film.
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** Dropped in the opening credits song.
song, of the same name.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in asong reprise of the title song, in the middle of the film.
** Virginia Mayo sings the title (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a
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** Dropped in the opening credits song
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** Dropped in the opening credits songsong.
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* [[TitleDrop A Title Was Dropped]]: Virginia Mayo sings the title song (in past tense, "was" rather than "is") in the middle of the film.
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** Dropped in the opening credits song
** Virginia Mayo sings the titlesong (in the past tense, "was" rather than "is") in a song in the middle of the film.
** Dropped in the opening credits song
** Virginia Mayo sings the title
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[[caption-width-right:350:Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton playing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12TFi5wVRs8 "Stealin' Apples"]]. Drummer Louie Bellson (left of Virginia Mayo), bassist Harry Babasin and pianist Mel Powell (to Virginia's right), and Louis Armstrong and Tommy Dorsey (behind Danny Kaye to his left and right, respectively) can be seen in the background.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton playing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12TFi5wVRs8 "Stealin' Apples"]]. Drummer Louie Bellson (left of Virginia Mayo), Mayo, center), bassist Harry Babasin and pianist Mel Powell (to Virginia's right), and Louis Armstrong and Tommy Dorsey (behind Danny Kaye to his left and right, respectively) can be seen in the background.]]
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for un-hip squares) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for older, un-hip squares) squares, often of a musical bent) [[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by seven "longhair" (1940's slang for un-hip squares) professors. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by seven [[Literature/SnowWhite seven]] "longhair" (1940's slang for un-hip squares) professors.[[Literature/SnowWhite professors]]. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].
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A FemmeFatale and [[TheChanteuse nightclub torch singer]] on the run from the law (and her gangster boyfriend) hides out in a music institute run by seven "longhair" (1940's slang for un-hip squares) professors. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity]] (and a lot of great music) [[HilarityEnsues ensues]].