“Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven” is a musical comedy film released in 1948. The movie follows the story of Danny (played by Guy Madison), a young man from Texas who dreams of becoming a successful singer in New York City.
Danny arrives in Brooklyn with nothing but his guitar and his cowboy hat and is immediately taken in by a friendly Italian-American family who live above a neighborhood bar. There, he meets and falls in love with Anne (played by Diana Lynn), the daughter of the family.
However, Danny’s dreams of musical success are threatened by a scheming nightclub owner who tries to steal his songs and make them his own. With the help of his new friends, Danny sets out to expose the truth and fulfill his musical dreams.
The film is a lively and fun musical, with plenty of catchy songs and entertaining dance numbers. It also offers a charming portrayal of the diverse communities and cultures that make up Brooklyn, and the way in which they come together to support each other and pursue their dreams.
Overall, “Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven” is a delightful and uplifting film that is sure to delight fans of classic musicals and romantic comedies.
Directors:
William Castle
Writer:
Barry Benefield, Lewis Meltzer
Stars:
Guy Madison, Diana Lynn, James Dunn
