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DESCRIPTION:In the mid-‘50s\, as rock and roll was blooming\, the first w
 ave of so-called jukebox musicals also hit\, B-movies that existed not so 
 much to tell a story as to string together footage of the popular bands of
  the time. They were promotional vehicles\, pre-cursors of MTV\, and\, gen
 erally\, pretty bad. But *The Girl Can’t Help It* rose up as the widely 
 accepted gem of that genre. In addition to showcasing stellar acts — Lit
 tle Richard\, Fats Domino\, Julie London\, Gene Vincent\, and Eddie Cochra
 n among others — the cast was strong\, too. Headlined by a very young Ja
 yne Mansfield and the somewhat older Tom Ewell (*The Seven Year Itch*)\, t
 he film\, while sometimes a bit silly and broadly brushed\, is well-writte
 n\, well-acted and a lot of fun. And\, interestingly\, it played a role in
  the subsequent creation of a little band called The Beatles. – *Craig H
 olden*
LOCATION:Philanthropy Theatre
SUMMARY:The Girl Can't Help It
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