Tonight the Skirts Fly
At Christmastime, the love affairs of five clothing models working for Pierre Roussel, a renowned Paris fashion designer. Marlène hesitates between two suitors. Blanche, who loves Jean, Roussel's son, wants him to talk to his father about their relationship. Catherine learns that her lover has a wife and two kids. Jeannette throws herself into the arms of an Oriental prince. In despair the fifth one attempts to commit suicide...
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Plot Summary
In the Old West, a stagecoach passenger discovers he has a knack for singing and dancing, which he uses to charm a saloon owner and her patrons. As his fame grows, he must navigate the rough-and-tumble world of the frontier while pursuing his dreams. The film follows his journey from an ordinary traveler to an unlikely entertainer.
Critical Reception
Tonight the Skirts Fly is a lighthearted musical Western that received a generally positive reception for its comedic performances and musical numbers. While not a critical darling, it was appreciated for its entertaining blend of genres and the charisma of its lead actors.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for Donald O'Connor's energetic song and dance numbers.
- Appreciated for its charming and lighthearted take on the Western genre.
- Considered an enjoyable, if somewhat formulaic, musical comedy.
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Fun Fact
The film was originally intended to be a vehicle for Gene Kelly before Donald O'Connor took over the lead role.
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