Talk:Mondo Cane

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Excellent work. --AStanhope 21:26, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Moved from "Mondo cane" to "Mondo Cane"

Moved per anon suggestion. --AStanhope 14:48, 19 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Moved back per proper Italian film grammar regarding capitalization. Helltopay27 (talk) 23:15, 18 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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"Lifesavers Girls"-Erroneous?

"A parade of the "Life Savers Girls Association" make their way to Sydney's Manly Beach to put on a surf carnival, including demonstrations of CPR on young men."

I believe this is incorrect and is showing two different organizations. The young women marching at the beginning of the segment/song are members of various marching girls organizations. These were started in Australia in the late 1930s or 1946 depending on the source, and also took root in New Zealand. Though it's possible some of these marching girls were also lifeguards, it's pretty clear at the end of their march where the camera looks out onto the beach and ocean, the various lifesavers girls squads are already assembled there with their characteristic organization pennants.

The confusion is understandable as the title track "Lifesavers Girls" is subtitled "More" and indeed the song starts playing when they are showing the marching girls squads at the beginning, not the lifesavers girls. It seems that the film makers themselves confused the two organizations.

While I'm here, I'm less sure if it was a "surf carnival" or not? ANZAC Day is a possibility as this event in the film drew in an awful lot of people including marching girls squads and lifesavers girls squads from all over so would surely have been a big event. It's also obvious that there was much coordination with the film crew and both groups. But I have no idea if they were all invited just for the filming of a motion picture, which is a possibility. It appears that the maching girl squads were directed to march down the street and then stop and mark time at a dead end as the camera was lifted up to show the beach beyond. RRskaReb talk 01:02, 1 July 2025 (UTC)[reply]