Carnival in April
Universal released this short in both 3-D (production number 9101) and 2-D (production number 9301) format, the latter for theatres not equipped to show 3-D films. The Carlos Molina Orchestra plays for all of the musical numbers which include Toni Arden singing "I'll Remember April", easily one of the most-used pop songs in films, and "I'm Shooting High"; "I Go Siesta" is sung by Josephine Premice and "Pachito Eche" by Fernando Rodriguez; Margaret Brown dances to "Jealousie" and Manolo Mera sings "Granada", and The Robinsons perform their trampoline act while the Molina Orchestra plays "El Cumbanchero."
- Rated
- Approved
- Runtime
- 18m
- Released
- 1953
Details
Release year: 1953
Storyline
Universal released this short in both 3-D (production number 9101) and 2-D (production number 9301) format, the latter for theatres not equipped to show 3-D films. The Carlos Molina Orchestra plays for all of the musical numbers which include Toni Arden singing "I'll Remember April", easily one of the most-used pop songs in films, and "I'm Shooting High"; "I Go Siesta" is sung by Josephine Premice and "Pachito Eche" by Fernando Rodriguez; Margaret Brown dances to "Jealousie" and Manolo Mera sings "Granada", and The Robinsons perform their trampoline act while the Molina Orchestra plays "El Cumbanchero."
Top credits
- Carlos Molina — Carlos Molina - Orchestra Leader
- Toni Arden — Toni Arden - Singer
- Josephine Premice — Josephine Premice - Singer
- Fernando Rodríguez — Fernando Rdriguez - Singer