Based on the 1925 play THE JAZZ SINGER by Samson Raphaelson, and the 1927 screenplay of that name by Al Cohn.

Reddo Velvet-Melodavitz is a young woman who is caught between her devotion to the family and a deep love she has for the music that is popular, which her father views as sacreligious; she is disowned by him and thrown out of the house, but continues to rehearse for the ultimate goal she has: a Bridleway show. Her opening night is Yom Kippur eve, but that night, her father falls ill, so Reddo comes back home to appear in his place.