The Kid from Spain

A portion of the big bullfight sequence, in which incompetent Eddie (Eddie Cantor, a.k.a. "Don Sebastian") discovers the tame bull he's arranged for has been replaced, in Leo McCarey's The Kid From Spain, 1932.

Eddie (Eddie Cantor) in horrible black-face to escape villains, in Kalmar and Ruby's "What a Perfect Combination," staged by Busby Berkeley (said to feature Goldwyn Girls Betty Grable, Jane Wyman and Paulette Goddard) in The Kid from Spain, 1932.

First event in Leo McCarey's The Kid From Spain, 1932, is the Busby Berkeley staging of Kalmar and Ruby's "Look What You've Done," said to feature Goldwyn Girls Paulette Goddard, Betty Grable and Jane Wyman.

Opening credits for Samuel Goldwyn's production of Eddie Cantor's 3rd Hollywood vehicle The Kid from Spain, 1932, directed by Leo McCarey, numbers by Busby Berkeley, songs by Burt Kalmar and Harry Ruby.