Fiesta /
Fiesta /
Also known as: Gaiety
Hal Roach presents ; screen play by Cortland Fitzsimmons ; adaptation by Kenneth Higgins ; produced and directed by LeRoy Prinz.
, United States
- 1 online resource (1 video file (43 min.)) : sound, color.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1941.
Cinematographers, Alfred Gilks, Robert Pittack; editor, Bert Jordan; music, Edward Ward. Cinematographers, Alfred Gilks, Robert Pittack; editor, Bert Jordan; music, Edward Ward.
Anne Ayars, George Negrete, Armida, George Givot, Antonio Moreno; José Arias and his Mexican Tipica Orchestra, Guadalajara Trio.
A girl returns to her father's hacienda from Mexico City with her fiancé, a radio star, breaking the heart of her hometown boyfriend who's been waiting to propose. A plot develops to scare the big city man out of town.
In English.
Popular music--United States--1941-1950.
Popular music--Mexico.
Man-woman relationships--Drama.
Mexico City (Mexico)--Drama.
Feature films.
Musical films.
Internet videos.
Streaming video.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1941.
Cinematographers, Alfred Gilks, Robert Pittack; editor, Bert Jordan; music, Edward Ward. Cinematographers, Alfred Gilks, Robert Pittack; editor, Bert Jordan; music, Edward Ward.
Anne Ayars, George Negrete, Armida, George Givot, Antonio Moreno; José Arias and his Mexican Tipica Orchestra, Guadalajara Trio.
A girl returns to her father's hacienda from Mexico City with her fiancé, a radio star, breaking the heart of her hometown boyfriend who's been waiting to propose. A plot develops to scare the big city man out of town.
In English.
Popular music--United States--1941-1950.
Popular music--Mexico.
Man-woman relationships--Drama.
Mexico City (Mexico)--Drama.
Feature films.
Musical films.
Internet videos.
Streaming video.
