Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dancing Co-Ed (1939) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dancing Co-Ed (1939) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dancing Co-Ed (1939).

About the movie: Right before the dancing Tobius' ought to film a new production, his wife tells Freddy Tobius that she's pregnant...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dancing Co-Ed (1939)?
a.		During the 1920s and 1930s, photographer Edward J. Kelty took a succession of group photographs of members of the Barnum and Bailey freak show. What is interesting is how many cast members can be spotted in them (this film is the only movie credit for most of them). Familiar faces include Harry Earles (Hans), Daisy Earles (Frieda), Peter Robinson (human skeleton), Elvira Snow (pinhead), Jenny Lee Snow (pinhead), Elizabeth Green (bird girl) and Olga Roderick (bearded lady).
b.		Other members of Artie Shaws orchestra who appear in this film, without individual screen credit, include Hank Freeman (alto saxophonist), Georgie Auld (tenor saxophonist), Bernie Privin (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Harry Rodgers (trombonist), Les Jenkins (trombonist), George Arus (trombonist), and Bob Kitsis (piano).
c.		A rendition of "Down in the Valley" by Erin OHara was featured on the soundtrack CD, but not in the film.
d.		The haunting theme music by Bronislau Kaper was actually introduced two years earlier in MGMs A Life of Her Own, but became a jazz standard under the title Invitation, especially associated with tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dancing Co-Ed (1939)?
a.		Director Irvin Kershner provided the voice of Darth Vader himself in the temporary mix of the film, before James Earl Jones recorded the final version.
b.		Ron Perlmans character (Sayer of the Law) is blind, so Perlman had lenses put over his eyes so he actually played the role blind.
c.		Was originally planned as an Eleanor Powell movie, but studio executives decided to use it as a vehicle for Lana Turner.
d.		To broaden the films appeal, Garrison Keillor considered retitling the film "Savage Love". Bob Berney, President of Picturehouse, was adamant that the film should retain its original title of "A Prairie Home Companion".

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