Basically a lovely fairy tale about a clean, kind-hearted doctor, kind inspector, unthinkable in our days. Puppies and rainbows at the pink house in black and white. Thank you for the upload.

fun to see this again! been a few weeks an still luv watching!!!!!

I guess I missed it somehow, but did they catch the hit man? The guy who killed the dentist and the nurse

Fantastic!!! The ladies were very " CLASSY " and flawless. I love all the Black/White Movies! Thank You!!!!

On a hunting vacation in remote upstate New York, criminologist Robert Ordway (Warner Baxter) gets caught up in what appears at first to be a typhoid outbreak. The disease causes a culture clash between the town's only doctor, folk-remedy-espousing Sam Millerson (Griff Barnett), and modern county health officer Dr. Wickersham (Addison Richards). But, when Ordway looks into the illness of barber Ward Beechy (Trevor Bardette), he begins to suspect that the sick man may have been poisoned. Release date: May 29, 1947

A portly gourmet detective (J. Scott Smart) ties the death of a dentist to robbery and a circus clown. Initial release: May 19, 1951

This movie made me want oatmeal. 😂 And so much more.

“I’ve giving you one face”? Google it 😂

There's an evident, almost alarming laissez faire attitude in the police force and the munching Fat man....but I liked that comment at 8 17..."Will you join me Miss adams?".............." well...I begin to see why they call you the Fat Man..."

Ok, maybe that tooth extraction hurt a lot, but totalling the dentist is not the answer!

The actor who made the most total income from Hollywood in the 1930's decade was Warner Baxter. Thats because he was a star when the decade began and also when it ended. Just a phenomenon of odd timing. Others (even the biggest stars) were either unknown in early 1930's or had declined/died by 1940, or just didn't negotiate good contracts.

Such beautiful classical movies ❤

The phrenologist at 12:28, later played the first victim in Steve McQueen's, "The Blob". Also, the taller, dumb crook played the stupid cop on the 'Boston Blackie' series.

William Castle was also noted for some B Movie type horror fims

Yeah, I know this is hollywood, but these early movies mirrored their times. Here in 2024, I mourn the loss of who we were.

It's like Joe Pesci stole his character for Die Hard 2 from this movie. Or rather, it was stolen for him? They're too similar not to have a connection. I swear.

Nero Wolf comes to mind..

That was Roy Clark before he took up the guitar.

I'm sure the crime doctor is billing Medicare appropriately.

Now we know what Michael Anthony was up to before he started giving out checks for $1,000,000 from John Beresford Tipton.

This doctor should have checked the patients blood sugar level before giving insulin as “passing out” usually is caused by low levels.

The lack of seatbelts concerns me.

Thanks for uploading this excellent movie in bnw screen it sure is worth watching it even in the middle of the night keep it coming 😀 😊 🙂 😄 👍 😉

Splendid movie love The Fat Man, being Canadian I see the great John Candy playing this role. Thanks for sharing.

Have watched several of Crime Doctors with Warner Baxter. Absolutely love all his movies.❤❤❤❤

"Pat there's something i've got to tell you....i did time for six years in federal prison" oh, thank goodness, Roy. I thought you were going to say that you were..that you were..well you know.

Who likes Cary Grant more than Rock Hudson? I do

Total John Candy. My Grandparents used to stay at the beverly wilshire when visiting in LA. They are gone now

I love the Meadowses and Wilma Flintstone

Warner Baxter’s career was cut off way to early by a deadly disease. Terrific actor ❤

Crime Doctor is a great series of movies starring Warner Baxter❤

Lôve these old movies. ❤. Classics.😊

I love watching these crime series solved by a psychologist it's a brilliant series, mysterious n yet so intriguing thanks so very much 😀 👍 😊 ☺️ 😄 🙂

Used to watch these bnw mystery thriller with my parents from way back since then fhdy both passed on but im still watching these movies thanks for posting it on you tube 😅😅😅😅😅😅

It's so nice of you to post these bnw old classic movies they aren't done like this at fhis time n age keep it coming 😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊

26:24 did they just drug her?

wow, Rock Hudson in an early role.....

Just discovered this. I love it. Beautiful film.

Yes the sets were always nice. Nice clothes. Nice cars. The best of everything ❤

Lôve ❤these black and white movies ❤ Thank you 🙏.

@4:02, the cop declines to take the newspaper saying, "We have pictures of it". Even back then there was a principle of law known as "best evidence", which held greater weight than a mere photograph.

Rock Hudson wow this might have been his first movie he is still so handsome

I was a kid in the 70’s as well This movie was on tv the night when I was a kid, and reminds me of when I was a little boy. I walked in on my parents having sex when I was 11. At the time I didn’t know I was jut a kid. mommy was on her hands and knees pretending she was a horsey and daddy was riding her from behind pretending he was a jockey . But what I didn’t get was, why they were naked? So at Sunday school the following Sunday I told Mother Maria my Sunday school teacher the game mommy and daddy were playing and I asked why they had no clothes on? She had no idea either!🤔

Every time I watch one of these Baxter films, I remember Michael Caine & Ben Kingsley, who having shed himself of the incompetent "Sherlock", tried to take his place as "The Crime Doctor". "Without a Clue" (1988) was one of the funniest films I ever saw.

Were country doctors really so backward (not to say stupid) in the ''old" days.

Very stuoid movie. VERY!!

Glenn Ford doing what he did Best! Acting his you know what off!!

Great movie.

I love these classic old movies esp. In bnw they're marvelous 😍 👌 😀 thanks for the uploading 😀 😋 😄 😊 🙌 👌

Genuine everything. Sets; actors; acting.