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* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Shake, Rattle & '''Rock!'''''
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn, starring Mike Connors,[[note]]billed as "Touch Connors"[[/note]] Lisa Gaye, and Creator/SterlingHolloway.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn, starring Mike Connors,[[note]]billed Creator/MikeConnors,[[note]]billed as "Touch Connors"[[/note]] Lisa Gaye, Creator/LisaGaye, and Creator/SterlingHolloway.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn, starring Mike Connors,[[note]]billed as "Touch Connors"[[/note]], Lisa Gaye, and Creator/SterlingHolloway.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn, starring Mike Connors,[[note]]billed as "Touch Connors"[[/note]], Connors"[[/note]] Lisa Gaye, and Creator/SterlingHolloway.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn.
Cahn, starring Mike Connors,[[note]]billed as "Touch Connors"[[/note]], Lisa Gaye, and Creator/SterlingHolloway.
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* ActorAllusion: Dick Miller plays Officer Paisley in the remaked, named after his character, Walter Paisley from ''Film/ABucketOfBlood''.
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* TheRemake: Had a made for [=TV=] one, directed by Lou Arkoff in 1994.
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn.
A group of concerned adults try to ban that newfangled RockAndRoll music in their town because they think that the music promotes juvenile delinquency. It's now up to a disc jockey and his {{Beatnik}}-ish right-hand man to defend the music in a televised trial. The movie also features several rock and roll performances, most notably from Music/FatsDomino.
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!!This film features examples of:
* TheFifties: The movie is a window to the early days of rock 'n' roll in the '50s, in the vein of ''Film/RockAroundTheClock'' and ''Film/GoJohnnyGo''.
* AsHimself: There are some rock 'n' roll acts who appear, most notably Music/FatsDomino.
* {{Beatnik}}: Axe is an example in that, while he doesn't have the stereotypical look, he has the language down to a T, daddy-o. He seems to be what would have been called a {{Hipster}} at the time the film was made.[[note]]A white guy who [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy emulated]] the lifestyles of black {{jazz}} musicians, as opposed to its modern meaning of 20-something-year-olds interested in "alternative" culture.[[/note]] This is what makes him express empathy towards the rock 'n' roll cause.
* DancePartyEnding: Of ''course'' the film ends with the youngsters dancing after rock 'n' roll is saved, with the older people (now convinced that they had nothing to worry about) joining in.
* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Shake, Rattle & '''Rock!'''''
* MoralGuardians: The older people who try to ban rock 'n' roll.
* TheNewRockAndRoll: The elder people preach against the evils of rock music and attempt to have it forbidden, thinking that it promotes juvenile delinquency.
* ThePowerOfRock: Played straight.
* SlobsVersusSnobs: The snobbish elder adults antagonize the rock 'n' roll-listening youth. The film's {{Tagline}} is in fact, "Rock 'n' Rock vs. the 'Squares'".
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''Shake, Rattle & Rock!'' is a 1956 [[TheMusical musical]] [[{{Dramedy}} comedy-drama]] film directed by Edward L. Cahn.
A group of concerned adults try to ban that newfangled RockAndRoll music in their town because they think that the music promotes juvenile delinquency. It's now up to a disc jockey and his {{Beatnik}}-ish right-hand man to defend the music in a televised trial. The movie also features several rock and roll performances, most notably from Music/FatsDomino.
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!!This film features examples of:
* TheFifties: The movie is a window to the early days of rock 'n' roll in the '50s, in the vein of ''Film/RockAroundTheClock'' and ''Film/GoJohnnyGo''.
* AsHimself: There are some rock 'n' roll acts who appear, most notably Music/FatsDomino.
* {{Beatnik}}: Axe is an example in that, while he doesn't have the stereotypical look, he has the language down to a T, daddy-o. He seems to be what would have been called a {{Hipster}} at the time the film was made.[[note]]A white guy who [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy emulated]] the lifestyles of black {{jazz}} musicians, as opposed to its modern meaning of 20-something-year-olds interested in "alternative" culture.[[/note]] This is what makes him express empathy towards the rock 'n' roll cause.
* DancePartyEnding: Of ''course'' the film ends with the youngsters dancing after rock 'n' roll is saved, with the older people (now convinced that they had nothing to worry about) joining in.
* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Shake, Rattle & '''Rock!'''''
* MoralGuardians: The older people who try to ban rock 'n' roll.
* TheNewRockAndRoll: The elder people preach against the evils of rock music and attempt to have it forbidden, thinking that it promotes juvenile delinquency.
* ThePowerOfRock: Played straight.
* SlobsVersusSnobs: The snobbish elder adults antagonize the rock 'n' roll-listening youth. The film's {{Tagline}} is in fact, "Rock 'n' Rock vs. the 'Squares'".
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