Artists and Models (1937) - (Movie Clip) Illustrators, Rube Goldberg

Artists and Models (1937) -- (Movie Clip) Brewster Agency

Grumbling Ad-man Mac Brewster (Jack Benny) drops by his office where he encounters unimpressed assistant Stella (Cecil Cunningham) in an early scene from Artists and Models, 1937.

Artists and Models (1937) -- (Movie Clip) Opening, Sasha Pasha

Opening credits from Paramount's Artists and Models, 1937, followed by a portion of "Sasha Pasha," written and performed by "The Yacht Club Boys" with Ted Koehler.

Artists and Models (1937) -- (Movie Clip) Judy Canova

Judy Canova (as "Toots") does her bathtub rendition of "Pop Goes the Bubble" by Ralph Rainger and Ted Koehler then receives roommate Paula (Ida Lupino) in Paramount's Artists and Models, 1937.

Artists and Models (1937) -- (Movie Clip) Patterson's "Personettes"

Fictional Miami stage show from Paramount's Artists and Models, 1937, features Russell Patterson's "Personettes" (modeled on Paramount stars) and Ben Blue as "Mr. Esquire."

Artists and Models (1937) -- (Movie Clip) Public Melody Number One

Martha Raye and Louis Armstrong in a widely-censored production ("conceived" by Vincente Minnelli) of "Public Enemy Number One" by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler from Artists and Models, 1937.