Ruth Etting in Favorite Melodies Trailer (1929)
Singer Ruth Etting sings two popular tunes of 1929. The whole short is filmed in one take.
Watch the official Ruth Etting in Favorite Melodies 1929 trailer in HD below.
Singer Ruth Etting sings two popular tunes of 1929. The whole short is filmed in one take.
Watch the official Ruth Etting in Favorite Melodies 1929 trailer in HD below.
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Ruth Etting as Herself
Joseph Santley Director
United States 15 March 1929
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