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Bubbles (1930)

Director(s) Roy Mack
Producer(s)

No producer listed for this movie

Top Genres Fantasy, Short Films

Bubbles Overview:

Bubbles (1930) was a Fantasy - Film directed by Roy Mack .

Bubbles BlogHub Articles:

Bring Out the Bubbles!

Wahooo! This calls for a champagne celebration! It isn't every day that two sisters from Cleveland start a classic movie blog. It isn't everyday that they start a blog, period. But before you pop that cork we better warn you that we start a lot of things with very high expectations which slowly... Read full article


Bring Out the Bubbles!

Wahooo! This calls for a champagne celebration! It isn't every day that two sisters from Cleveland start a classic movie blog. It isn't everyday that they start a blog, period. But before you pop that cork we better warn you that we start a lot of things with very high expectations which slowly... Read full article


Bring Out the Bubbles!

Wahooo! This calls for a champagne celebration! It isn't every day that two sisters from Cleveland start a classic movie blog. It isn't everyday that they start a blog, period. But before you pop that cork we better warn you that we start a lot of things with very high expectations which slowly... Read full article


Bring Out the Bubbles!

Wahooo! This calls for a champagne celebration! It isn't every day that two sisters from Cleveland start a classic movie blog. It isn't everyday that they start a blog, period. But before you pop that cork we better warn you that we start a lot of things with very high expectations which slowly... Read full article


Bubbles(1930): with young birthday girl Judy Garland.

In this movie short, Judy Garland(age7), who was known as Baby or Frances Gumm, is performing with her older sisters (Mary Jane Gumm, Virginia Gumm). This may have been her film debut. The future Betty Boop (Helen Kane)sang at the beginning. left to right: Mary Jane, Frances Ethel and Judy... Read full article


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Bubbles Facts
Vitaphone production reel #3898.

One of a series of 2-Strip Technicolor one-reel shorts featuring an ensemble of children known as The Vitaphone Kiddies. The Three Gumm Sisters ('Mary Jane Gumm, Virginia Gumm and Frances Gumm - aka Judy Garland) were featured performers in the group.

This short film is featured on Warner Brothers' "Two-Disc Special Edition" DVD for Meet Me in St. Louis, released in 2004.

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