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Blondie Goes Latin Reviews

  • 1941
  • 1 hr 10 mins
  • Comedy
  • G
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On a cruise to South America, Dagwood (Arthur Lake) is obliged to masquerade as a female drummer in the ship's orchestra. Blondie: Penny Singleton. Baby Dumpling: Larry Simms. Lovey: Ruth Terry. Dithers: Jonathan Hale. Alvin: Danny Mummert. Directed by Frank R. Strayer.

A cruise to South America provides the framework for this one, with Lake sneaking aboard by disguising himself as the drummer for the ship's conga band. Singleton gets a good chance to show off her Broadway origins by singing and dancing her way through several numbers that provide good reason to see another BLONDIE picture.