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The Heart of New York (1932)

Director(s) Mervyn LeRoy
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Top Genres Comedy
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The Heart of New York (1932) was a Comedy - Film directed by Mervyn LeRoy .

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Discovering Smith and Dale: "The Heart of New York"

By David on Jun 8, 2013 From The Man on the Flying Trapeze

When teenagers Joe Sultzer and Charlie Marks wanted to form a comedy team, they got a deal on business cards from another team that had already broken up. So Sultzer and Marks became Smith and Dale, and they performed together for almost 70 years, from vaudeville to "The Ed Sullivan Show." Their ac... Read full article

Discovering Smith and Dale: "The Heart of New York"

By David on Jun 8, 2013 From The Man on the Flying Trapeze

When teenagers Joe Sultzer and Charlie Marks wanted to form a comedy team, they got a deal on business cards from another team that had already broken up. So Sultzer and Marks became Smith and Dale, and they performed together for almost 70 years, from vaudeville to "The Ed Sullivan Show." Their ac... Read full article

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The credits for Joe Smith and Charles Dale include a parenthetical statement "members of the Avon Comedy Four." That group, which included Irving Kaufman and Harry Goodwin, was founded about in 1901 and continued as a vaudeville comedy team for 30 years.
The play originally opened in New York City, New York, USA on 25 November 1929 and ran for 216 performances. Joe Smith and Charles Dale originated their roles in the play.
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