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* SomethingElseAlsoRises: During the “Turn on the Heat“ number, the scantily-clad chorus girls perform a dance that causes palm trees to shoot straight up from the ground and bananas to instantly sprout and ripen.
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''Sunny Side Up'' (1929) is an [[ThePreCodeEra early]] RomanticComedy Musical, starring Creator/JanetGaynor and Creator/CharlesFarrell, directed by David Butler. The songs and script were written by [=DeSylva=], Brown, and Henderson.
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''Sunny Side Up'' (1929) is an [[ThePreCodeEra [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra early]] RomanticComedy Musical, starring Creator/JanetGaynor and Creator/CharlesFarrell, directed by David Butler. The songs and script were written by [=DeSylva=], Brown, and Henderson.
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[[caption-width-right:288:''Let your laughter come through, do/Stand up on your legs/Be like two fried eggs/Keep your [[TitleDrop sunny side up!]]'']]
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It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off big time, and Jack is impressed with her singing, so he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her talents for a carnival show and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
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It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently accidentally meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off big time, and Jack is impressed with her singing, so he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her talents for a carnival show and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
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* LetsPutOnAShow: Two examples: the neighbourhood block party for the poor people in NYC, and the Carnival show for the rich in Southampton.
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* LetsPutOnAShow: Two examples: the neighbourhood neighborhood block party for the poor people in NYC, and the Carnival show for the rich in Southampton.
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* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this rumour.
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* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this rumour.rumor.
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* TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the carnival show his family is putting on.
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* TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, neighborhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the carnival show his family is putting on.
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* LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies” as performed by Ed and Bea. They both pick actually daisies and make it half song, half vaudeville act.
* MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s and he finds Molly in her slip. She’s angry and embarrassed until she finds out who he is.
* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this development.
* MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s and he finds Molly in her slip. She’s angry and embarrassed until she finds out who he is.
* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this development.
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* LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies” as performed by Ed and Bea. They both pick actually actual daisies and make it half song, half a vaudeville act.
* MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s andhe finds Molly in her slip. She’s angry and embarrassed until she finds out who he is.
* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with thisdevelopment.rumour.
* MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s and
* TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this
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* TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the Carnival show his family is putting on.
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* TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the Carnival carnival show his family is putting on.
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* TheOner: The film begins with a tracking shot of the tenements as kids run around on the street and the camera goes in and out of people’s windows during the hot Fourth of July.
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* TheOner: The film begins with a tracking shot of the tenements as kids run around on the street and the camera goes in and out of people’s windows apartments during the hot Fourth of July.
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This is the fifth team up (out of their 12 films) between Gaynor and Farrell, and it’s the first film to show off their voices, too. Unlike other musical films of the time, this one has the distinction to have decent camera work for the early sound era, and four [[BreakawayPopHit hits]], including “(Keep Your) Sunnyside Up,” “I’m a Dreamer, Aren’t We All, “Turn on the Heat,” and “If I Had a Talking Picture of You.”
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This is the fifth team up (out of their 12 films) between Gaynor and Farrell, and it’s the first film to show off their voices, too. Unlike other musical films of the time, this one has the distinction to have decent camera work for the early sound era, and four [[BreakawayPopHit hits]], including “(Keep Your) Sunnyside Up,” “I’m a Dreamer, Aren’t We All, All," “Turn on the Heat,” and “If I Had a Talking Picture of You.”
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* ShoutOut: Bea mentions Creator/JohnGilbert as an example of the unattainable she's usually infatuated with. Jack Cromwell becomes the next one when she seems him in the newspaper.
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* ShoutOut: Bea mentions Creator/JohnGilbert as an example of the unattainable she's men Molly's usually infatuated with. Jack Cromwell becomes the next one when she seems him in the newspaper.
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*BluffTheImposter: Jack has brought over Molly under the ruse that she's the daughter of important motor magnates from Detroit. Jane decides to quiz her and asks Molly who she knows in Detroit. Molly stupidly starts naming car brands: the Dodges, the Fords, etc, and it isn't very convincing.
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* LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies”.
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* LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies”.O’Daisies” as performed by Ed and Bea. They both pick actually daisies and make it half song, half vaudeville act.
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It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off, and impressed with her singing, he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her for the upcoming carnival of the season and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
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It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off, off big time, and Jack is impressed with her singing, so he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her talents for the upcoming a carnival of the season show and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
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!!Sunny Side Up demonstrates the following Tropes:
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''Sunny Side Up'' (1929) is an [[ThePreCodeEra early]] RomanticComedy Musical, starring Creator/JanetGaynor and Creator/CharlesFarrell, directed by David Butler. The songs and script were written by [=DeSylva=], Brown, and Henderson.
It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off, and impressed with her singing, he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her for the upcoming carnival of the season and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
Musical numbers and WillTheyOrWontThey ensues.
This is the fifth team up (out of their 12 films) between Gaynor and Farrell, and it’s the first film to show off their voices, too. Unlike other musical films of the time, this one has the distinction to have decent camera work for the early sound era, and four [[BreakawayPopHit hits]], including “(Keep Your) Sunnyside Up,” “I’m a Dreamer, Aren’t We All, “Turn on the Heat,” and “If I Had a Talking Picture of You.”
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!!Sunny Side Up demonstrates the following Tropes:
*BetaCouple: Bea (Molly’s friend and roommate) and Ed.
*CrowdSong: After singing “(Keep You) Sunnyside Up”, Molly invites the crowd to sing the chorus with her. They all join, but she stops the show when she sees one man isn’t smiling and makes him smile to continue the song.
*LetsPutOnAShow: Two examples: the neighbourhood block party for the poor people in NYC, and the Carnival show for the rich in Southampton.
*LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies”.
*MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s and he finds Molly in her slip. She’s angry and embarrassed until she finds out who he is.
*TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this development.
*TheMusical: One of the early ones.
*TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the Carnival show his family is putting on.
*MsFanservice: Not only do we see Ms. Gaynor in her slip, but the big production number of “Turn on the Heat” is ripe with scantily clad dancers and not too subtle imagery.
*TheOner: The film begins with a tracking shot of the tenements as kids run around on the street and the camera goes in and out of people’s windows during the hot Fourth of July.
*OperationJealousy: Not only does Jack want to bring Molly to Southampton to star in the carnival but also to help him make his fiancée jealous. It works, but Jack ends up not disliking the choice he made.
*ShoutOut: Bea mentions Creator/JohnGilbert as an example of the unattainable she's usually infatuated with. Jack Cromwell becomes the next one when she seems him in the newspaper.
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''Sunny Side Up'' (1929) is an [[ThePreCodeEra early]] RomanticComedy Musical, starring Creator/JanetGaynor and Creator/CharlesFarrell, directed by David Butler. The songs and script were written by [=DeSylva=], Brown, and Henderson.
It’s the Fourth of July, and the New York tenements are having a block party; before the party really gets going, Molly (Gaynor) accidently meets her crush, millionaire Jack Cromwell (Farrell). They hit it off, and impressed with her singing, he invites her to Southampton, where he can use her for the upcoming carnival of the season and, most importantly, to make his fiancée, Jane, jealous.
Musical numbers and WillTheyOrWontThey ensues.
This is the fifth team up (out of their 12 films) between Gaynor and Farrell, and it’s the first film to show off their voices, too. Unlike other musical films of the time, this one has the distinction to have decent camera work for the early sound era, and four [[BreakawayPopHit hits]], including “(Keep Your) Sunnyside Up,” “I’m a Dreamer, Aren’t We All, “Turn on the Heat,” and “If I Had a Talking Picture of You.”
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!!Sunny Side Up demonstrates the following Tropes:
*BetaCouple: Bea (Molly’s friend and roommate) and Ed.
*CrowdSong: After singing “(Keep You) Sunnyside Up”, Molly invites the crowd to sing the chorus with her. They all join, but she stops the show when she sees one man isn’t smiling and makes him smile to continue the song.
*LetsPutOnAShow: Two examples: the neighbourhood block party for the poor people in NYC, and the Carnival show for the rich in Southampton.
*LovesMeNot: The song “You’ve Got Me Pickin’ Petals O’Daisies”.
*MeetCute: Jack walks into Molly and Bea’s apartment instead of Eric’s and he finds Molly in her slip. She’s angry and embarrassed until she finds out who he is.
*TheMistress: Since Jack’s footing the bill during Molly’s stay in Long Island, everyone thinks Molly is his little affair before marrying Jane. Molly isn’t pleased with this development.
*TheMusical: One of the early ones.
*TheMusicalMusical: Molly is a performer for her neighbourhood, so naturally Jack wants her to be in the Carnival show his family is putting on.
*MsFanservice: Not only do we see Ms. Gaynor in her slip, but the big production number of “Turn on the Heat” is ripe with scantily clad dancers and not too subtle imagery.
*TheOner: The film begins with a tracking shot of the tenements as kids run around on the street and the camera goes in and out of people’s windows during the hot Fourth of July.
*OperationJealousy: Not only does Jack want to bring Molly to Southampton to star in the carnival but also to help him make his fiancée jealous. It works, but Jack ends up not disliking the choice he made.
*ShoutOut: Bea mentions Creator/JohnGilbert as an example of the unattainable she's usually infatuated with. Jack Cromwell becomes the next one when she seems him in the newspaper.
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