Jimmy Durante's "Schnarzan" movies are losing popularity to a competing studio's "Liondora" (George Givot) series. Hearing that the famous Baron Munchausen is coming to town, complete with lions captured in an African safari, Durante throws a huge Hollywood party in the Baron's honor, hoping to buy the lions for his films. Ted and the Stooges appear as photographers hoping to get photos and autographs of the celebrities attending the party, with a funny scene where three professors argue over the Stooges' proper place in the evolutionary ladder.

HOLLYWOOD PARTY had a troubled production that took 7 months (August 1933 - March 1934), involving reshoots, several Assistant Directors, re-edits, etc. Healy & The Stooges filmed their scene sometime during August - October 1933 (exact date unknown).

In spite of the rivalry between MGM and Disney, Walt Disney accepted Louis B. Mayer's request to supply the film's Technicolor animated sequence "The Chocolate Soldiers," with an introduction by Mickey Mouse voiced by Walt Disney.

Laurel and Hardy costar as the Baron's lion deliverymen; they engage in a hilarious tit-for-tat routine with Lupe Velez.

The Stooges' scene, as well as scenes with Durante and Laurel & Hardy, were reused in the MGM compilation feature MGM'S THE BIG PARADE OF COMEDY (1964).

View the original theatrical trailer at TCM.com

 

Avg. Rating: [7.00/10]

 

Jimmy Durante
Himself / Schnarzan

Lupe Velez
Herself / Jaguar Woman

George Givot
Liondora

Polly Moran
Henrietta Clemp

Charles Butterworth
Harvey Clemp

June Clyde
Linda Clemp

Eddie Quillan
Bob Benson

Richard Carle
Mr. Knapp

Stan Laurel
Stan

Oliver Hardy
Oliver

Ted Healy
Ted

Larry Fine
Larry

Jerry Howard
Curly

Moe Howard
Moe

Jack Pearl
Baron Munchausen

Jed Prouty
Theatre manager

Edwin Maxwell
Buddy Goldfarb

Ray Cooke
Theatre patron

Tom Kennedy
Beavers

Arthur Treacher
Valet butler

Frances Williams
Hollywood Party singer

Baldwin Cooke
Arrivals valet

Ben Carter
Hotel elevator operator

Florence Wix
Hotel guest in elevator

Tenen Holtz
Bald man in elevator

Eddie Tamblyn
Bob's friend

Leonid Kinskey
Jake the cabbie

Gene Morgan
Radio MC

Robert Young
Himself

Shirley Ross
Feelin' High singer

Harry Barris
Feelin' High singer

The Kings' Men
Feelin' High quartet

Edward Thomas
Butler assisting drunk

Sidney Bracey
Butler

George Beranger
Barber

Ray Corrigan
Gorilla

Sherry Hall
Butler mixing drinks

Henry Roquemore
Chef

Tom Herbert
Bartender

Ernie Alexander
Waiter

Clarence H. Wilson
Pedant scientist

Ferdinand Gottschalk
Pedant scientist

Nora Cecil
Pedant scientist

Frank Austin
Pedant scientist in conference

Scotty Mattraw
Pedant scientist in conference

Richard Cramer
Pedant scientist in conference

Phyllis Crane
Eve

Tom London
Paul Revere

Ben Bard
Charley

Walt Disney
Voice of Mickey Mouse

Don Brodie
Party guest asking Mickey to perform

Art Jarrett
The Hot Choc-Late Soldiers singer

Jack Hill
Doorman

Bert Young
Doorman

Hugh Saxon
Doorman

Jeanne Olsen Durante
Herself / Mrs. Durante

Bess Flowers
Party guest

Jay Eaton
Party guest

Larry Steers
Party guest

Julia Griffith
Party guest

Jack Byron
Party guest

Russell Hardie
Party guest

Bill Elliott
Party guest

Florine McKinney
Chorine

Ruth Channing
Chorine

Martha Sleeper
Chorine

Celeste Edwards
Chorine

Iris Lancaster
Chorine

Kay Gordon
Chorine

Irene Hervey
Chorine

Pauline Brooks
Chorine

Claire Meyers
Chorine

Muriel Evans
Chorine

Marcia Ralston
Chorine

Greta Garbo
archive footage

Margaret McConnell

Agnes Anderson

Jean Parker

Dorothy Short

Herman Bing

David Landau

Linda Parker

Jean Howard

Max Baer
Himself, scene deleted

Mary Carlisle
Herself, scene deleted

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 1
Pedants

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 2
Onlookers

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 3
Theater patrons

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 4
Man on elevator

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 5
Drunk guest

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 6
Butlers

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 7
Doormen

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 8
Party guests

Unidentified HOLLYWOOD PARTY 9
Chorines

Harry Rapf
Producer

Howard Dietz
Producer

Louis Lewyn
Producer

Roy Rowland
Director

Charles F. Reisner
Assistant Director

George Stevens
Assistant Director

Allan Dwan
Assistant Director

Russell Mack
Assistant Director

Sam Wood
Assistant Director

Edmund Goulding
Assistant Director

Richard Boleslavsky
Assistant Director

Howard Dietz
Screenplay

Arthur Kober
Screenplay

Herbert Fields
Screenplay

Bert Green
Screenplay

Edgar Allan Woolf
Screenplay

Charles F. Reisner
Screenplay

Richy Craig Jr.
Screenplay

Edmund Goulding
Screenplay

Henry Myers
Screenplay

Robert E. Hopkins
Screenplay

Harvey Gates
Screenplay

James Wong Howe
Photography

George Boemler
Film Editor

Fredric Hope
Art Director

Edwin B. Willis
Set Decoration

Douglas Shearer
Recording Director

Walter Donaldson
Original Music

Richard Rodgers
Original Music

Nacio Herb Brown
Original Music

William Axt
Original Music

Jimmy Durante
Original Music

Lorenz Hart
Lyrics

Arthur Freed
Lyrics

Howard Dietz
Lyrics

Gus Kahn
Lyrics

W. Donn Hayes
Music Editor

Roy Isnor
Orchestrator

Seymour Felix
Choreographer

Carlos Romero
Choreographer

David Gould
Choreographer

George Hale
Choreographer

Adrian
Costumes

Natalie Kalmus
Technicolor Consultant

Production Notes   (3)

Working Title(s):	HOLLYWOOD REVUE OF 1933 and STAR SPANGLED BANQUET
Prod. No.:	695
Shooting Days:	0 days   From: 1933-08-14   To: 1934-03-16

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MGM/UA : Hollywood Party
Published by MGM/UA Home Video (1993)
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• VHS
• Laser Disc

Warner Brothers : Hollywood Party
Published by Warner Archive Collection (2011)
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• DVD

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Fan Reviews   (5)

Re: HOLLYWOOD PARTY
Posted 2010-07-15 11:51:50 by Final Shemp

What it lacks in plot it makes up for in entertainment, Hollywood Party is a lot of fun to watch even if I doubt I'll remember it tomorrow morning.The film plays out almost as a sketch comedy, with Jimmy Durante's plot playing the string that hooks random segments of party guests together. The funniest moments go to Jack Pearl, who is reprising his radio personality of Baron Munchausen."This is the son of King Kong! His name…is Ping Pong!"Laurel and Hardy get some strong laughs for their climatic bout with Lupe Velez. Ted Healy and the Stooges have a terrific scene in which a group of professors deduce their place on the evolutionary ladder. Mickey Mouse's cameo is gold, along with The Hot Chocolate Soldiers animated segment that follows.By the end of its runtime, Hollywood Party runs very tired. It's a little sad, since it's barely an hour long, but it has enough steam to keep its wacky situations going for such a short period.Final Shemp's Final Word: 2 1/2 Pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (6)

Re: HOLLYWOOD PARTY
Posted 2001-11-24 22:47:00 by Nicole
Edited 2006-03-27 10:04:28 by shemps#1

I didn't enjoy this film. The Stooges barely got a part in it. Plus, when I first saw this, the word that came to mind was, "fluffy," because it doesn't have much of anything to it, only stars of the day showing one-by-one, doing their thing, and getting on with it. Good to be seen for reference, not good for entertainment.

Re: HOLLYWOOD PARTY
Posted 2003-02-18 04:23:00 by Bruckman

A very brief Stooge/Healy appearance, though production stills indicate they may have had a more extended turn at annoying various partygoers (one still, printed in MOE HOWARD AND THE THREE STOOGES, shows them with boxer Max Baer, who's also missing in action from the final print). HOLLYWOOD PARTY, originally planned as THE HOLLYWOOD REVUE OF 1933, was a film with a long and erratic filming history; the fact it wasn't in general release until the Stooges were at Columbia and already at work on their second short there is a clear indication of the delays which beset this movie. One critic wrote that the picture was in production during 2 presidential terms (accurate if you consider that Hoover was still president during pre-production in early '33). Laurel and Hardy show up fairly late in the film w/an extended turn and the film overall manages to sustain a wacky 30s sensibility despite uneven pacing and some overlong musical numbers. Probably more interesting as a cross-section of early 30s popular comedy, ranging from the sight-gags (virtually silent) of L&H to the knockabout of the Stooges to Durante and radio comics like Jack Pearl (Baron Munchausen) and Ben Bard, plus character comedy from Polly Moran and Charles Butterworth and some requisite titillation from Lupe Velez. Plot is negligible (they took 9 months to film and all they could come up with was something about buying lions?), some pretty good camerawork (James Wong Howe), and almost every director under contract to MGM (plus a few like George Stevens who weren't) took a hack at a scene or 2.

Reviewer's Rating: (8)

Re: HOLLYWOOD PARTY
Posted 2002-06-10 18:18:00 by sickdrjoe

Stoogaholics will find this disappointing, but fans of this era of movie history will be fascinated by this one-off curio's curio. I think this was scheduled to be a much bigger & more-ballyhooed production at first. Somewhere along the line, Plan A got abandoned; the truncated half-fish/half-fowl that got released became sorta the first Allan Smithee production (no director is listed). Worth watching just to ogle Lupe Velez in a dress that surely had Johnny Weissmuller doing a full-blooded Tarzan yell later that night.

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: HOLLYWOOD PARTY
Posted 2001-08-30 04:30:00 by [Deleted Member]

Good film. Durante and Laurel & Hardy were show stealers. I can't say enough good things about L&H, but this IS a Stooge site. This is the least favorite of all Stooge performances I've seen, but I still like it. The above mentioned line of Moe's was hilarious. It made me think of Moe's line from "Malice in the Palace", "Hey, spinach-chin!" (talking to another bearded man). The presence of Mickey Mouse and the cartoon they showed was anadda good highlight. I recorded this, but I may be keeping it more for L&H than the Stooges.ISLIPP- dogs YIPP. ©2001Edited by - ISLIPP on 8/30/01 4:39:05 AM

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