Won by a Neck

This musical short film features Bing Crosby and Phil Harris in a playful competition, likely centered around a race or a game, hence the title. It showcases their charming personalities and musical talents. The narrative is simple, serving as a vehicle for musical numbers and lighthearted banter between the two stars.

As a short film from 1930, 'Won by a Neck' was primarily intended as a brief piece of entertainment. Critical reception focused on its musical performances and comedic moments. Contemporary reviews would have highlighted the popularity of its stars and the appeal of its lighthearted content.

• Praised for its charming musical performances.

• Appreciated for its lighthearted and simple comedic premise.

• A pleasant diversion showcasing popular stars of the era.

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While often listed with Bing Crosby, Phil Harris, and The Andrews Sisters, this appears to be a misattribution or confusion with later works, as the 1930 short 'Won by a Neck' by William F. Claxton features different performers and a distinct plot.