The Quintana family (Don Ameche and "Dad"... Henry Stephenson) are shipping horses to be raced and perhaps sold afterward. But for some reason, they must not be sold to the Crawfords (Betty Grable, Charlotte Greenwood). When Glenda (Grable) finds this out, she's all fired up angry. And follows the Quintanas back to Argentine. For some reason. We don't know why Grampa is so mad at the Crawfords, but he keeps throwing them off his property, and they keep acting surprised when it happens. They must be saving the explanation for the grand finale. The always talented and energetic Carmen Miranda does a couple of fun numbers. Although she was born in Portugal, and moved to Brazil. Not Argentine. Anyway. Film directed by Irv Cummings. The picture was nominated for three oscars. It's okay. So much singing. Betty Grable, Don Ameche, and Charlotte Greenwood would meet again, making Moon Over Miami.
Review of Down Argentine Way
