Termites of 1938

A group of amateur performers attempt to put on a musical revue. The film follows their chaotic rehearsals and the eccentric personalities involved as they strive to bring their show to the stage. Despite numerous setbacks and comedic misunderstandings, they persist in their efforts to create a memorable performance.

As a B-movie musical from the late 1930s, 'Termites of 1938' received modest reviews, generally seen as a lighthearted if somewhat unpolished diversion. Critics often noted its energetic musical numbers and comedic performances, though some found the plot predictable and the production values limited.

• Praised for its lively musical numbers and comedic talent.
• Considered a typical, low-budget musical of its era.
• Some viewers found the plot thin but enjoyed the escapism.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this vintage film, but what little exists suggests appreciation for its period musical charm and the lighthearted performances, often viewed as a nostalgic piece.

The film's title is a playful, albeit slightly inaccurate, reference to the popular Broadway revue 'The Boys from Syracuse' which premiered the same year and was based on Shakespeare's 'The Comedy of Errors'.