When My Baby Smiles at Me

RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first in recorded music, first in television, proudly presents... Screen Director's Playhouse, star Betty Graybell, production when my baby smiles at me, director Walter Lang. The Hollywood Screen Directors present a lovely area of show business.

The motion picture musical romance when my baby smiles at me, starring Betty Graybell in her original role of Bonnie. This is a story of a boy and a girl who met in Burlesque in the wonderful ridiculous 1920s.

The 1920s, a time all of its own with the language all of its own. Speak or speak easy. Speak easy, a secret place known to everybody where the gin-rummies of the 20s got set. Whoopee!

A noisy product that people were always making. See, canter, eddy. Eddie, cake either, and elegant fella's smooth number, a wolf in sheik's clothing. Perlesque. The West Point of some of our greatest entertainers, including Skid Johnson and Bonnie Kane.

I was Skids and Bonnie's boss, I saw this happen. The 1920s, Perlesque, curtain going up. We... we... Ma-ree... If you do zis for me, then I'll do that for you. We, we, Ma-ree! Hiya, Bonnie!

Lefty. I skipped showing up yet. I had the boys combing every speakeasy in Kansas City. Bonnie, this is the third time this week's kid's gone on a bat. But he's on the wagon. Yeah. Oh, he promised me.

Yeah, yeah. Hey, did you see your good-looking admirer in Row 3 again? Yeah, he's a swell guy, but I told him I was married. Oh, he's gonna bad-bond. And he's a cattle king with a ranch out west, and he's got...

I had seen him, lefty. I had skid. Hi, Bonnie, you miss me. And where have you been again? Shooting pool. I suppose that's pool room error on your breath, too. Great day. Excuse me, kids.