Review of 1933

Savannah Road began a long run on Broadway. Ruby Keeler was dancing in the movie's 42nd Street. And Janet Leiner, Will Rogers and Lou Ayers were appearing in St. Paul's. And in the Broadway hit, as thousands cheer, you heard a song that was destined to become one of Irving Berlin's most famous melody.

With all the thrills upon it, you'll be the grandest lady In the east they look you over I'll be the proudest fellow for you On the Avenue This Avenue The photographers The snapper

She's right, it's not it How could you reach the front And all the girls I'm thinking Ever saw you, baby I could hardly my heart be sent, as I came through the door, having you the photographer was now taking.

The year in which Franklin D'Awhoreau's house was inaugurated President of the United States. and in the lives of many men, family, queen, then, and now.

And many stars. It was in 1933 that you first heard your own current eloquence, an unforgettable ballast, most get in your eyes. Oh, how are you? I'm the end of the world of sport, and we're in Germany.

And by October the 14th, an announcement came from Germany. He's German-like, he's withdrawing from the disarmament from the late old nation. Yes, the world was nervous, but everyone was trying to take an optimism issue and hope for the best. There was still hope back in 1933 that war might be avoided, and that the storm brewing behind the German borders might

be a temper in the deep-iron. And so there was still after there was still dreams, there was still young people in love making plans for the future, and of course there was music, dramatic, exciting, wonderful music.