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From my Facebook archives, January 12, 2015:
This film didn't do very well on its initial release, but apparently has acquired a bit of a cult following. With Judy, of course this was quite entertaining. The plot is fun as well, and the Nicholas Brothers have a routine with Gene Kelly. But still I'd have to place this well down my list of Judy's films. The music isn't up to par and the costumes in that clown routine at the end were downright scary.
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