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Notes: There are a few movie databases that list the incorrect Plot lines for this movie with the 1924 movie of the same name. According to Ethel Merman, the film's elaborate Technicolor ice-cream factory finale, in which Eddie allows dozens of tenement kids to gorge themselves on his tasty confections, posed censorship problems: while producer Sam Goldwyn was allowed to show the little boys with comically extended stomachs, he was not permitted to do so with the little girls, for fear that the audience might think the female moppets were pregnant! File Name File Size Date Parent directory/-SHA1SUMS: 599 B: 2021-Aug-03 11:10: SHA1SUMS.gpg: 819 B: 2021-Aug-03 11:10: SHA256SUMS: 791 B: 2021-Aug-03 11:10: SHA256SUMS. Notes: Lucille Ball plays a blonde Goldwyn Girl in the harem sequence. Though hardly reliable as history, Affairs of Cellini scores on its comic content, including the hilarious performances of Frank Morgan as the cuckolded Duke and Fay Wray as the monumentally stupid artist's model. Notes: Affairs of Cellini is based on Edwin Justus Mayer's popular stage play The Firebrand, which in turn was based on the life and times of Renaissance artist/political reactionary Benvenuto Cellini. Today, most prints omit this production number all together. It got past the censors because at the time the film was made, the drug was not illegal. Notes: This is the film that contains the 'Sweet Marijuana' song and dance number.

Look for Lucille Ball in the nightclub scenes. Notes: Moulin Rouge was withdrawn from circulation in the early 1950s to avoid confusion with the more famous Toulouse Lautrec biopic of the same name. Notes: Russian actress Anna Sten was brought to America as a protégé of producer Samuel Goldwyn, who sought to make Sten the 'next Garbo.' The resounding box office failure of Nana and Sten's next two vehicles led Goldwyn to drop her contract two years after bringing her to Hollywood, though she continued to work sporadically in films for another 25 years.