Meet Me in St. Louis

Factual error: When Judy Garland is walking around with the neighbor from next door turning down the gas lights throughout the house, the first gas chandelier in the living room that they turn off has a regular light bulb worked with a black plastic switch. (00:39:00)

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Suggested correction: The Smith family has electricity only in their living room in 1903. The large gasolier has had its lower set of arms converted to electric lamps. Esther turns these off with the wall switch next to the door and then she hands the gas lighter to John to reach up and turn out the gas jets. All of the other gasoliers and wall brackets are burning gas as well - you can see the flames and also turn out throughout the scenes. The wall light switch is missing in other scenes.

Factual error: There are mountains in the background in several of the scenes, but there aren't actually any mountains in or near St Louis.

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Trivia: The address - 5135 Kensington Ave. - sung about by Judy Garland in "The Boy Next Door" was a real St. Louis address located near the World's Fair grounds. The house, torn down just a few years ago, was a row house, though, not the sprawling Victorian mansion shown in the film.

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Question: What is the name of the last song they dance to at the Christmas dance? I know I've heard it before, but I can't put a name on it.

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Chosen answer: Auld Lang Syne.

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