It Was All That Jazz Number

Plus, Hoyt playing a nicer, misunderstood villian, seemed like he was trying for a Vincent Price slant there.

But that music playing while they were climbing the phone cord, running across the floor, that was magnificent. It wasn't camp, it was maintaining the seriousness of the story. Only problem was it was '58 and the women had to sit out. It would have been priceless had they been doing something, but as it was, I now see why this movie has always been singled out.

The dolls trying to escape like that to a jazzy number was fantastic!