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The Singing Marine (1937) |
US Marine becomes radio singing star with cash and coins rolling in
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The 1937 film "The Singing Marine" is about Bob Brent (Dick Powell), a Marine stationed at the
San Siego Marine Base. He has a good singing voice and is invited to appear on the "Amateur Hour"
radio program. Soon be becomes a big radio star with the money rolling in and develops a big ego
to match.
Bob's riches as a radio performer are shown by piles of cash and piles of coins.
1. Piles of cash and coins
Various prop coins, coin rolls, and the usual Mexican Revolution prop notes appear.
The bills are standard Mexican Revolution motion picture stage or prop bills.
For more information on these bills please visit: Mexican Revolution Currency Notes.
2. Piles of cash and coins
Another view of the prop coins, this time without the hand.
Some of the coins have a right-facing head and a circle of stars on them.
Cast, Directors, Writers:
Dick Powell as Bob Brent
Director: Ray Enright, Busby Berkeley
Writers: Delmer Daves
Writers: Delmer Daves
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