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[[caption-width-right:350:"When the moon is new, I always make a little wish or two, and when I want someone to tell them to, what do I do? I page Miss Glory!"]]

''Page Miss Glory'' is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1936]] ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' cartoon, directed by an uncredited Creator/TexAvery and with art direction provided by Leadora Congdon.

In this cartoon, a hick town is preparing for the arrival of someone known as Miss Glory. While everyone is preparing, a country boy named Abner who works in a rural hotel aspires to be like the bellboys seen in the more upscale, urban hotels. He takes a nap and suddenly finds himself in an art deco moderne-style hotel, where he is the polished, upscale bellhop he dreams of being...and has to contend with musical numbers and slapstick from the other hotel staff in order to meet Miss Glory.

[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Should not be confused]] with the 1935 romantic comedy starring Creator/MarionDavies, which the cartoon is presumably named after.

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!!Tropes:
* AbsurdlyLongLimousine: This might be the first appearance of the staple Avery gag.
* AllJustADream: Most of the cartoon is Abner the bellboy dreaming about meeting Miss Glory.
* ArtDeco: The short is distinctly designed in this style except in the beginning and ending. (The title card mentions "moderne art" in its sole credit for Leadora Congdon.)
* ArtShift: When Abner falls asleep, the film shifts from a traditional 1930s cartoon look to a more stylized Art Deco design.
* BigEater: Subverted. A fat man at the restaurant is given a huge meal, but then he just eats half an olive and pushes himself away.
* BingeMontage: A low-key and compressed one when the "Page Miss Glory" song is sung. It's started by three nattily-dressed gentlemen, with three glasses in front of them. The song is intercut with drinks being prepared, coming back to the gentlemen on the chorus. The second time there are a lot more drinks in front of them and they're not quite as in sync in their dancing; the third time they're reeling behind a huge pile of drinks and their BlackBeadEyes have been replaced by WingdingEyes (crosses).
* BusbyBerkeleyNumber: An abbreviated version, but we do get the overhead shot.
* CreatorCameo: Rural caricatures of the uncredited crew, including Avery himself, Creator/ChuckJones, Creator/BobClampett and writer Melvin 'Tubby' Millar, can be seen outside the hotel at the end of the cartoon.
%%* {{Fainting}}: Abner after TheReveal.
* GrandDame: There's one in the dream sequence-- but she turns out to be NotSoAboveItAll after Abner accidentally steps on her dress train, tearing off the whole dress and leaving her in a (patched!) slip: she quickly grabs some big leaves from a nearby potted plant and does a little fan dance [[BreakingTheFourthWall for the audience.]]
* MouthCam: There's a shot of a customer drinking a martini shot from inside the customer’s own mouth, followed by an AlcoholHic.
* TheReveal: Miss Glory finally arrives... [[spoiler:and she's a little girl]].
* SceneryPorn: The Art Deco backgrounds are gorgeous, especially when you consider the low budgets the animators had to work with.
* ShoutOut:
** The ending has the eponymous girl quipping, "Play, Don," a Jack Benny catch phrase, referring to Don Bestor, who led the orchestra for Benny's show in 1934-35.
** The Cosmopolitan Hotel in it was a reference to William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan Pictures, which at the time had moved from MGM to Warner Bros. The studio was basically a vehicle for Hearst to promote his mistress/common-law wife Creator/MarionDavies' film career.
** ''Page Miss Glory'' came from the title of the 1935 live-action movie starring Davies.
** The human characters in the dream sequence are drawn in the style of Jazz Age cartoonist and illustrator [[Creator/JohnHeldJr John Held, Jr]].
* VocalDissonance: Abner, being tall, lanky and bucktoothed, you would expect him to speak in a hillbilly-like SimpletonVoice. Instead, he's voiced by a ten-year-old Tommy Bond.