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Tootie is displeased with the relocation away from St. Louis when she returns home. Esther attempts to console her ("Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"), but Tootie remains adamant. Mr. Smith cheerfully reveals that the transfer has been canceled, and everyone rejoices. The setting and time shift to spring, as everyone gears up for the World's Fair ("The Trolley Song/Meet Me in St. Louis"). The singing is abruptly cut off by a darkness. However, the lights come on swiftly, and the Smith family gapes in awe at the magnificent panorama of the 1904 World's Fair.
Meet Me in St. Louis, 1944 American musical film that starred Judy Garland and included some of her hallmark songs.
Margaret O'Brien (right) and Judy Garland in Meet Me in St. Louis (1944). 1944 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.; private collection image
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Garland, who was under contract with MGM, first balked at the prospect of appearing in this sweet family drama. The job required her to play a teenager, and at the age of 21, she yearned to escape the juvenile parts in which she had been placed in the past. She ultimately agreed when director Vincente Minnelli persuaded her that the picture would be a career highlight. Garland was not only happy with the end result; she also fell in love with and married Minnelli. Margaret O'Brien got a special Academy Award for finest child actor in 1944, mostly for her exceptional portrayal as the youngest Smith kid.
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Esther arrives home to discover Tootie excitedly awaiting Santa Claus and fretting about whether she will be able to transport all her presents to New York. Following Esther's moving performance of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," an inconsolable Tootie smashes the snowmen they are forced to leave behind. Esther promises Tootie that they will always be together regardless of where they go. Mr. Smith starts to have second thoughts after seeing the girls outdoors. After some deliberation in the living room, he calls the family downstairs and reveals, much to everyone's astonishment and excitement, that they would not be relocating to New York. Warren runs into the Smith residence, confesses his love for Rose, and announces their impending marriage. The Smiths rejoice in the fact that it is now Christmas. At the World's Fair, the family gathers overlooking the Main Lagoon as the grand pavilion is lighted by thousands of lights.
PS - Her rendition of 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' was also pretty moving.
PPS - I had no clue that around the start of the twentieth century, Halloween in St. Louis was celebrated by disguised youngsters who built bonfires out of destroyed furniture and attacked their neighbors with flour before retiring to cake and ice cream!
Meet Me In St Louis Original Poster
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,(1944)
The prosperous Smith family has four lovely daughters. Esther, seventeen, has fallen in love with John, the neighbor who has just moved in. He, on the other hand, first pays her little attention. The family is taken aback when Mr. Smith informs them that he has been moved to a wonderful post in New York, which requires them to leave St. Louis and the 1903 St. Louis Fair. Vincente Minnelli is the director. Irving Brecher Judy Garland as the lead role Arthur Freed, producer
Garland, who was under contract with MGM, first balked at the prospect of appearing in this sweet family drama. The job required her to play a teenager, and at the age of 21, she yearned to escape the juvenile parts in which she had been placed in the past. She ultimately agreed when director Vincente Minnelli persuaded her that the picture would be a career highlight. Garland was not only happy with the end result; she also fell in love with and married Minnelli. Margaret O'Brien got a special Academy Award for finest child actor in 1944, mostly for her exceptional portrayal as the youngest Smith kid.
PS - Her rendition of 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' was also pretty moving.
PPS - I had no clue that around the start of the twentieth century, Halloween in St. Louis was celebrated by disguised youngsters who built bonfires out of destroyed furniture and attacked their neighbors with flour before retiring to cake and ice cream!
Meet Me In St Louis Film Poster
"Minnelli succeeds in (...) transforming the most bizarre and enthralling history into an exquisite work worthy of contemplation with a smile (...) The filmmaker elevates the insignificant to the necessary. (...) una necesidad de exhibici3n de nostalgia" "Fantastic musical (...) awe-inspiring (...) Vala y escochela en su original versi3n con subtitulos, las lgrimas de felicidad corriendo por sus mejillas como una bendici3n."
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Minnelli's panoramic city symphony, framed as a sepia-toned postcard come to life, investigates the implications of nostalgia and memory while providing a charmingly sarcastic portrait of Middle American conservatism, where sex is banned, supper is at six, money is wicked, and father knows best. A lovely bit of brassy Hollywood romance that will have you swooning till the trolley arrives.
,(1944)
The prosperous Smith family has four lovely daughters. Esther, seventeen, has fallen in love with John, the neighbor who has just moved in. He, on the other hand, first pays her little attention. The family is taken aback when Mr. Smith informs them that he has been moved to a wonderful post in New York, which requires them to leave St. Louis and the 1903 St. Louis Fair. Vincente Minnelli is the director. Irving Brecher Judy Garland as the lead role Arthur Freed, producer
