Ridiculous comedy where Connie Francis showed that it was a good thing that she had such a marvelous voice. Other than that, she could forget it.
The story is absolutely inane. Is Francis a singer or inventor? They really should have made up their mind. She belts out her tunes in her usual way, and perhaps the film would have been better if she sang her greatest Yiddish favorites.
The best part of the picture were the guests she encountered when being on their shows. Danny Thomas was wonderful there and Jesse White is his usual bossy self as her agent.
Jim Hutton came across loud as the guy Francis thought she loved. Nice to have seen Jay C. Flippen and Charles Lane as their careers were winding down.
The usually sensuous Barbara Nicholls shed that ridiculous voice of hers and came off as a pretty nasty creature.
The story is absolutely inane. Is Francis a singer or inventor? They really should have made up their mind. She belts out her tunes in her usual way, and perhaps the film would have been better if she sang her greatest Yiddish favorites.
The best part of the picture were the guests she encountered when being on their shows. Danny Thomas was wonderful there and Jesse White is his usual bossy self as her agent.
Jim Hutton came across loud as the guy Francis thought she loved. Nice to have seen Jay C. Flippen and Charles Lane as their careers were winding down.
The usually sensuous Barbara Nicholls shed that ridiculous voice of hers and came off as a pretty nasty creature.