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This year 2004 marks the first appearance of this substantial Judy Garland film (one of her last for MGM) on DVD. This film is based upon an earlier James Stewart film THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER and was recently remade as YOU’VE GOT MAIL. This current restored print is an improvement over the previous VHS release. The describe has been cleaned up and colors survey brighter and bolder than ever before, as we question with 3-strip Technicolor, though there are mild a FEW age related artifacts explain, but I am forgiving enough to sight beyond this. In general, the original transfer is exquisite. The soundtrack sounds equally as impressive and has been cleaned up very nicely for this release.
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Included on the disc are trailers for this film, THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER, and YOU’VE GOT MAIL. I really don’t know why the latter was included here, it lends nothing whatsoever to this release, and practically everyone in the country has seen it by now. There are no other “extras” to teach of. We wish that the deleted musical number, “Last Night When We Were Young,” sung by Judy Garland, had been included as a bonus on this disc. Both the footage and soundtrack for this number survive, and it was included in the Outtakes fragment of the fourth disc of the recent That’s Entertainment 4-disc boxed place, released this past October. Why wasn’t it included here?
On the whole, this is a very commendable release from Warner Home Video, but if you smooth have the VHS tape there’s no trusty special reason to hurry out and acquire the DVD.
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Look for an 18 month dilapidated Liza Minnelli during the closing scenes, making her film debut.
Despite this charming film’s misleading title the majority of the account takes status in winter in the lead up to the Christmas season. It does however feature one of Judy Garland’s best later performances made in an all to rare trauma free moment in the gradual 1940’s for this legendary actress/singer when her health problems were affecting her ability to accomplish before the camera. Amazingly none of that is evident in “In the Agreeable Frail Summertime”, which finds her delivering a wonderfully controlled and at times wistful performance as a young employee of a music store in turn of the century Chicago who is having a romantic letter correspondance with a penpal who addresses himself simply as “dear friend”. Given its setting of a music shop “In the Friendly Outmoded Summertime”, also offers Judy Garland a number of opportunities to demonstrate some pleasing musical interludes in her original style.
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It was a stroke of genius by MGM to choose to remake as a musical it’s earlier 1940 classic “The Shop Around the Corner” which starred James Stewart and another highly strung female performer in Margaret Sullavan. The results here are almost as effective as in the earlier film and Garland and Van Johnson effect a luscious cover team. Based on the play “The Shop Around the Corner “, by Miklos Laszlo, the action this time has been moved from note day Budapest to turn of the century Chicago. Indeed this blooming film bares a strong resemblance to Garland’s earlier classic “Meet Me in St. Louis”,and here the atmosphere is objective as rich where the action centres around Oberkugen’s Music Store speed by the memorable Otto Oberkugan (S.Z.Sakall), and his colourful group of employees in the store. Chief among them is Andrew Larkin (Van Johnson) who is a promising store clerk. Andrew however has a very prickly relationship with recent employee Veronica Fisher (Garland) and both seem to always win something to disagree about. However what both dont realise is that the romances they are respectively enjoying via the mail out of work hours and which have progressed from “quick-witted topics” to precise worship, are actually with each other! As the pen pal letter exchange deepens into admire it is agreed that the two will meet. Andrew however sees Veronica already waiting in the restaurant and in his disappointment decides not to go in. Thinking about it longer and realising Veronica is his pen pal Andrew decides to give her a hard time about it and in a droll space enters the restaurant and engages her in conversation noteworthy to Veronica’s consternation as she believes her “date”, will be due to turn up at any miniature. Succor at the store however things slowly open to thaw between the two and when Andrew gets into deep inconvenience with Mr. Oberkugan for lending his prize violin to friend Louise (Marcia Van Dyke), for an audition he finds himself fired. The staff rally around him and its up to Otto’s long suffering secretary Nellie (Spring Byington) and Veronica to earn him glimpse the error of his ways. Otto relents for his behaviour and Andrew is made the unique manager however Veronica decides she must be the one to leave and its only during a romantic interlude alone in the darkened shop on Christmas Eve that Andrew reveals his trusty savor for her. Veronica also confesses her deep admire for her musty antagonist and the scene cuts away to the couple in a warm summer setting happily married and with a fair young two year extinct daughter (Liza Minneli) .
“In The Generous Frail Summertime”, boasts many memorable musical numbers including the title song, “I Don’t Care”, “Establish Your Arms Around Me Honey”, the funny “Play The Barbershop Chord”, and my personal favourite “Merry Christmas”. In all of these numbers apart from her delicate singing style Judy Garland proves what an exceptional talent she was in comedy, pantomine and more energic pieces such as the barbershop number. Here is a talented actress in the pudgy bloom of her capabilities who was unfortunately fair about to exit the musical movie stage for quite some time. The supporting cast is exceptional with such delicate amusing talents as S.Z. Sakall and Spring Byington providing the top level succor that they delivered in film after film in this period. Some rarities also pop up in “In The Valid Faded Summertime”, as we peer primitive Buster Keaton play Otto’s brow beaten nephew to beautiful accomplish in his last MGM appearance and in the final scene reality and movie fantasy putrid as Judy Garland’s trusty life daughter Liza Minnelli plays her and Johnson’s movie child in the last scene. Mute star Anna Q. Nilsson also has a microscopic portion as a woman buying one of the infuriating harps that reoccur in the yarn. MGM talent is abundantly on indicate in all departments here. The director Robert Z. Leonard who helmed the classic “Maytime”, for MGM, was only brought in after Garland nixed plans by the studio to give the assignment to her husband Vincente Minnelli as the pair were having difficulties at the time. The choreography is top rate and was handled by Robert Alton who was responsible for the innovative dance numbers in Garland’s previous film “Easter Parade”. Cedric Gibbons’ beautiful work in residence develop also deserves mention for giving the film its aesthetic appearance and period flavour.
After this anxiety Judy Garland sadly went into a steep decline health wise and after completing only one more film “Summer Stock”, and being released from an aborted attempt to film “Royal Wedding “, with Fred Astaire her MGM contract was terminated. None of this sadness is evident in “In The Honorable Primitive Summertime”, thankfully and what we have here is a movie with graceful technicolour, many ravishing musical numbers delivered by Garland and a comic, and touching tale status against a elegant “MGM”, Christmas. Bask In Judy Garland at the top of her talents in MGM’s “In The Great Weak Summertime”.
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