1938 ROMANTIC COMEDY The Young in Heart ~ Billie Burke Paulette Goddard Doug Fairbanks Janet Gaynor

Hello :D This story will take your heart by surprise, wrapping itself around you like a warm blanket...
Better than anything on cable, this Classic is wonderfully family-friendly, with LOVE and HOPE weaved throughout. You'll be glad you took the time to watch it :D
It is apparent, once (or more) watched, why this film was adapted from a serialized novel which appeared in The Saturday Evening Post from February 26 to March 26, 1938!
This Classic movie has something for everyone! (Including an amazing 1938 gorgeous Prototype Car!**)
Not to give too much away, this movie's a very touching Depression-Era story that is one of my all-time favorites! (I've added a tad more info on this movie below ;)
**So, are you a Classic Car enthusiast? Well, get ready to be introduced to a very special car! It's a beauty--and so advanced for the late 1930s! Watch for other futuristic inventions in this movie, as well!
A tiny story hint?
As a movie poster from UA put it very well, "Charming to Meet...Expensive To Know!" This loving family of four find they're at the end of their finances, and, ideas for grifting their way from one beautiful (wealthy) world-destination to another. Then, a perfect "grift" almost falls into their laps. But, instead of "taking" from another "mark", they fall in love with they're "target". Through this wonderful, unexpected encounter, they are tested and tried, learning very valuable life-lessons which we share in as we watch this memorable Classic Movie.
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Cast:
Janet Gaynor as George-Anne Carleton
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. as Richard Carleton
Paulette Goddard as Leslie Saunders
Roland Young as Col. Anthony "Sahib" Carleton
Billie Burke as Marmy Carleton
Minnie Dupree as Ellen Fortune
Henry Stephenson as Felix Anstruther
Richard Carlson as Duncan Macrae
Lawrence Grant as Mr. Hutchins, the Flying Wombat managing director
Walter Kingsford as Inspector
Eily Malyon as Sarah, Miss Fortune's servant
Tom Ricketts as Andrew, Miss Fortune's butler
Irvin S. Cobb as Mr. Jennings
Lucile Watson as Mrs. Jennings
Margaret Early as Adela Jennings

[@one4allfour1]

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[@p1dru2art]

Man I love your work I wish I was more of a computer geek

[@one4allfour1]

@@p1dru2art I just saw your comment-just the boost I needed from your kind words:)

[@Ourladyrules]

this has been a much loved movie of mine for years, i was delighted to stumble on it here tonight. thank you for all your hard work bringing these forgotten films back to us , as seniors it brightens our lives 🎬🎥🥂🧓

[@dogmom6380]

Fairbanks Jr. Was definitely a lady's man. So handsome. Men back then we're sharp and groomed, took pride in themselves. Woman's clothing was glamorous, silks and satin. No hair out of place. I'm a mad hatter, hat's are so classy. Those were the days. Love these movies .

[@wendellmazzarelli1407]

Thank you U-Tube for sharing these movies with everyone , for me it gives an old man peace of mind ❤

[@one4allfour1]

I wanted to upload this film for you and others, hoping you would love it as much as I do. I’m happy to hear that you appreciate this sweet film, also.

[@90FF1]

Billie Burke was a natural comedian and a national treasure. Great cast and swell movie.

[@Ourladyrules]

Roland and Billie were a magical pair❤❤❤❤ thank you 🎬🎥🥂😃

[@Ourladyrules]

PS mustn't forget the awesome Paulette Goddard ❤❤❤ the whole cast is stellar 😍🤩

[@l.5832]

I just finished watching them in all three Topper movies! I'm looking forward to this one! Love their chemistry!

[@Ddax-td7qy]

Basically, will watch Roland Young anytime.

[@gordonstroup882]

Why in the world would 22 people give this movie a thumbs down? Didn't they watch it to the end? It truly was a learning experience, and it has a happy ending. Cynics will say, in life there are never happy endings like in the movies. And I would say, "It's a Movie, for Pete's Sake"! "Try to enjoy life and have an imagination"!

[@kennethlongsr4009]

I love a happy ending. We need these so much in life now that it's great to be able to escape into a fantasy world where there are happy endings

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

No taste to just no taste

[@mackethridge]

A movie that depicts the hidden treasures in the heart of man. Dormant, asleep, but, as Edgar Rice Burroughs once wrote: "Deep within the heart of man dwells the germ of Righteousness." That germ of Righteousness is the sacred, holy Love of God for others. Selfless, pure, astonishing in its beauty and loveliness! The whole meaning and purpose of existence! The Miracle of True, Noble, Divine Love in man! May that seed germinate and blossom forth throughout all mankind, now, and forevermore! Amen.

[@one4allfour1]

Inspirational!

[@kmterpin]

How fun life would be to have a Billie Burke & a Roland Young in one's family! A worthy & charming movie, truly!

[@Rawshella]

Such wisdom comes from the lines the old lady speaks about what she's learned by being alone in life!

[@one4allfour1]

I so agree!

[@irenedow5665]

Those crazy actors from Toronto? How marvellous to have Canada mentioned way back when. Love the silly movies.

[@AnnoyedNoodles-fb8hw]

Hollywood just cannot make them like this movie anymore. To he caliber of professionalism in the film industry I fear, is lost FOREVER!!! The "verve" for cinematic pictures has definitely been thrown out the window with no 'hope' left!!! Treasure these films as they shall without a doubt, GO DOWN IN HISTORY!!!!!

[@beckv8526]

I did really love this movie. Billie Burke is a favorite . The entire cast was wonderful.

[@ernijackson9797]

This story I loved and enjoyed! They learned to be the right kind of people. They learned to love unselfishly! A great story!

[@gordonstroup882]

This is a terrific movie, I've watched it at least 5 times and love it just as much as the first time. The learning experience about morality and love really gets to you. I simply love these type of old movies, you can truly see the actors be that person of whom they play the part of and their passion for a career that they love. We are so very lucky to have these old movies to watch, to enjoy, and to also take in a small part of the past, a past that I enjoy so very much. Thank You so very much for doing what you do to bring us these magnificent moments in time.

[@catherinehees1625]

Lovely and sweet movie! Billy Burke always cracks me up!!

[@teresaalbrecht2283]

What a charming movie. I loved it!

[@marksuits4379]

"I raise my glass for the first time gladly_ to Miss Fortune." What a great comic line !

[@GladysAlicea]

I absolutely love these old movies and actors, especially Janet Gaynor, one of few who went from silent films to talkies. Her 1927 silent movie, "Sunrise," is a treasure. I would't consider this one a "screwball" comedy, but its warmth, wonderful acting and the story are simply sheer joy-sadly absent from today's films. Truly appreciate you sharing.

[@zeldasmith6154]

Billie Burke had an amazing voice. She trilled.

[@SuziQ.]

Billie Burke is always so much fun to watch, and hear. I really love her with Roland Young in the Topper movies. Thank you for the upload.

[@one4allfour1]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@sailendrayalamanchili4126]

Thanks for posting this marvellous classic, which pulls at the heart strings, and restores once faith in the innate goodness of people.

[@goldensmamma]

I watch a lot of classic movies all the time and I never seen this before. Yes can you believe that ! I almost quilt watching cause honestly I thought this family was going to swindle all this lonely women's money.But there was a change of heart and it was a great story ending.This one will be high on my movie watch list.

[@one4allfour1]

Wonderful! I’m so glad you gave the movie more time to (rewardingly) unfold👍🏼

[@janethartwig774]

A delightful film from beginning to end; not one single f bomb, murder, nor sexual activity, just four swindlers becoming honest friends. The costumes, automobiles, homes, hairstyles and moral standards were combined into fine entertainment. Thank you so much for sharing this gem.

[@sailendrayalamanchili4126]

These timeless classics made during the great depression, are meant to cheer and encourage the discouraged and unemployed people, to fight back and get back on their feet again.

[@TKKrueger-py5jb]

Nope. Primarily, it was just escapism.....

[@None-zc5vg]

The only way to get back on their feet was to get roped eventually into the ranks of the factory- and cannon-fodder needed for the coming war. If they survived the war, they'd be paying for it ten times over through their taxes. As for self-improvement/self-enrichment, that's apple-pie-in-the-sky stuff: as someone else said: "money goes to money and poverty goes to the grave".

[@doreekaplan2589]

Depression was 1 year from ended when this was made

[@falcon664]

The Flying Wombat, (36:27). Actually, a 1938 Phantom Corsair. Only one prototype was built. This movie gave the car the nickname Flying Wombat.

[@kimkauffung7687]

At the end when the dear ol' lady is speeding along in the Wombat with her lawyer it reminded me of a tune, "It's the Little old lady from Pasedena, Go Granny Go Granny Go Granny Go......" Lol

[@nbrown8464]

Exactly!!🤣

[@HeidemarieZeyfangBeck]

Another beauty with a great lesson for many to be learned.... "judge not" Thank you!

[@nbrown8464]

What an excellent movie from 1938. This was definitely one of the better movies I have seen in a long time. A sweet little old lady changes the hearts of a family full of grifters. Well done! And thank you for sharing this wonderful movie!

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

Yes, in memory of the year that I was born great movie

[@kathyh4804]

Lovely lovely lovely movie! If only they were made with meaning and talent like they used to be This one is charming in every way.... it actually brought tears down my cheeks a few times

[@pamtebelman2321]

The dialogue is hilarious in this show, the acting is great, and I'm only half way through it!

[@elainedaprano9130]

Lol! Nobody outdrinks a Scot! 😄 Wonderful movie!

[@lopa2828]

Very warm movie. I don't mean it in literal sense of course. It's that type of movie which make you feel loved and desired. So underline moral also in it. I love the "Topper" couple Billie Burke and Ronald Young.

[@sakuratanaka7295]

Surprisingly good! better than I could even imagine! I loved this movie.

[@one4allfour1]

Sweet!

[@adiconstantin4598]

Rich comedy, good story and all, thank you! Also, debut movie for Richard Dutoit Carlson (as Duncan Macrae)

[@patriciaoconnell488]

😊

[@martinsalas9127]

Wonderful movie...Young in heart..so happy to catch this classic...peace

[@lynn2thecore]

what a wonderful movie! love and faith can move mountains and give you the support to choose again.....what a refreshing movie. thank you for uploading and sharing God Bless!

[@one4allfour1]

Ohhh, you thoroughly understood this movie! I loved it and wanted to share it with everyone. Thanks for your kind comment, Shimestherlynn, Corlette :D

[@lindakelly9250]

This touched my heart. This is one of the best movies I've ever seen. I love it so much.

[@one4allfour1]

I am so glad you loved this movie-that’s why I needed to share it ! (I love it, too!😃)

[@olive3700]

Great cast. Janet Gaynor is delightful and Billie Burke is a princess, and the "ugly" one is very cute.

[@rebeccaherschman3069]

Wow Hollywood made movies with morality....I can't believe it! Great movie thanks for posting!

[@one4allfour1]

Rebecca, I can't agree with you more. (And you're so welcome :D--thank you for watching) These Classics--I'd say most, if not all, up through the mid to late 40s (ok, some '50s movies)--did have decent messages. In fact, most were, what people today call, "morality tales". Movies were often "made" from plays, screen plays and books that were well received by viewers and readers. It seems that as morals slid down, so did Hollywood...or... visa-versa :-/ I've been looking online at early 30s-40s magazine covers lately. In many cases you can see how the articles pushed onto the public were obviously used to soften up (or unravel) the safety "lines" and "boundaries" that most families taught their children. And I'm sorry to say, young women seemed to be the target--"lighten up, the women on the screen are doing ______" was almost shouted (in one form or fashion) from the covers of these beautifully illustrated magazines. So, do enjoy these still "moral" movies (stories) Rebecca. These Classics of Hollywood usually offer warnings weaved throughout their stories, as well as almost always offering a way out or back, or forgiveness :))

[@rosajimenez7777]

different type of people back then.

[@arabspring5218]

Wonderful film! Thank you so much for sharing it here! I will watch it over and over again!

[@one4allfour1]

I’m so glad you enjoy it as much as I do! And thank you for taking a moment to let me know :D

[@AdvancedBoerboels4.24.7]

This one sure pulls at the heart. The old lady reminds me of my late grandmother. You never really appreciate someone until it is too late. So glad they were able to realize this and enjoy the wisdom and true gifts they all actually possessed all along. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@one4allfour1]

Kathy, I'm happy this film reminded you of your Grandma. I can tell you loved her very much. You definitely understood why I wanted to share this wonderful Classic :) Make yourself at home on my Channel, Kathy--there are many more great Classics to enjoy. The ones with the hearts in the beginning of their titles are my favorites. My list keeps growing :)

[@pinkdaisywigsboutique4717]

Thank you so much for posting this most excellent movie I really enjoyed it and I love the message at the end of the movie that it is better to walk in love and integrity! God bless you

[@jacquesvandermeer6668]

Charming movie. The clever story of a disingenuous clan of cons slowly confronted by their own mischief. This is a classic with a wonderful cast. By the way, is anyone else struck with the resemblance of this comedic performance by Douglas Fairbanks jr. and Cary Elwes’ as the ‘Dread Pirate Roberts’ in the Princess Bride? Oh, and Paulette Godard (27 or 28 years old here) was so sly, gorgeous and savvy as his wake-up call. Really the whole ensemble gave delightful performances. THE YOUNG IN HEART (1938) director: Richard Wallace, screenplay: Paul Osborn, producer: David O. Selznick starring: Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fairbank jr., Roland Young, Billie Burke, Minnie Dupree, Paulette Goddard, Richard Carlson, Henry Stephenson

[@steplumpkin5432]

SHE HAD FAITH, IN PEOPLE. GOOD STUFF!!!!!!! THANKS 3MILL UPLOADER.

[@candy9986]

I will watch anything with Roland Young. 😊

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

That makes you a very smart person. I'm sure you've seen topper a great movie

[@candy9986]

@@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc His Topper is Excellent 🤩

[@monicacortez7788]

Absolutely enchanting !!!

[@msmltvcktl]

That Phantom Corsair, (billed as the Flying Wombat) however... 😳 Beautiful, beautiful car!

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

Isn't the flying wombat a beautiful car?

[@adelemol]

I absolutely love that movie could watch it over and over

[@AxarquiaAnimalRescue]

Warm, sweet and sentimental... A perfect way to spend a cosy evening.

[@one4allfour1]

One of my very favorite stories :))

[@monjiaitaly]

A movie with morals, cant we get back to those? Lovely movie, thank you so much for posting.

[@one4allfour1]

Thank you so much for stopping to watch this really wonderful, heartwarming story! I'm so glad you feel the way you so about entertaining, moral movies. Isn't it great that we at least have these inspirational Classics to watch? Have a great week :D

[@janet8418]

Thanks a lot! Great movie! Fantastic story.

[@one4allfour1]

So glad you enjoyed it 🤗

[@everettwhite9874]

This movie made my day. ❤️🥂

[@bonnieskinner9181]

I am in love with this wonderful ole picture.

[@BRKJNH1929238]

Thank you. A delightful, uplifting movie.

[@nonprofitgirl]

Billie Burke ? Yaaaaaaas!😊

[@one4allfour1]

😄👍🏼

[@lopa001]

What a wonderful movie! Thank you so very much for uploading it.

[@brittlizzzzzz]

Adorable movie!

[@victoriah.3491]

Tesla's got competition with the FLYING WOMBAT! ☺️🏎️🚘

[@90FF1]

The Flying Wombat was an actual car called the Phantom Corsair. If interested, you can search the web and learn more.

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

​@@90FF1Yes, the car is in a museum.Somewhere I mean, even great britain, but i'm not sur

[@southernwanderer7912]

First time I've seen this movie. Wonderful. Love the pups at the end.

[@lyndalowe8872]

How lovely this movie is. Thank you.

[@jeangriffin1391]

Thank you. What a pleasure to watch such a sweet movie. Great actors

[@one4allfour1]

I'm so glad you appreciated this story, and it's wonderful actors, Jean. I really think this Classic stands out among the gems of the 1930s. Have A great weekend!

[@kennethlongsr4009]

I'm a "Happy Ending" addict and this is one of the best "fixes" on the market, lol

[@one4allfour1]

Kenneth, my family and I, like you, love the “happy ending✨” films, too. We seek them out! We’ll even, gladly, take an emotionally weighty, complicated story, if it ends with the hero/heroine landing on their feet (so to speak😉). So much the better if we learn a thing or two through them, along the way! Simple (simplistic?) as it may be, life’s just too hard to choose entertainment that doesn’t result in making us feel just a little better by the time we see “The End” up on our television screen👍🏼

[@GabbyCito]

What a perfect movie and story. Tender, funny and well acted, as so much was back then. Thank you for posting. Completely delightfjl.

[@victoriah.3491]

So wonderful 💓💓💓💓. Could be remade today & still be au currant. Luved it.🎥

[@thomashallerbuchanan4288]

Absolutely wonderful

[@luckybaring3907]

Amazing tear jerker. It's a good lesson for many people who thinks that everyone is after their money and loose family and friends on the way. There are many good people in this world who put love first of all things. Fantastic casts. Very well done movie. God bless them all. 🙏 🌹

[@donnaeturner]

This movie hit the spot! Thank you so much!

[@one4allfour1]

I'm happy to hear that, Donna! Thank you for letting me know :D. Please make yourself home and enjoy my playlists--there is nothing today that hits the spot like Classic Movies!

[@1949LA-ARCH]

Thanks for the movie !

[@maryannsinopoli1751]

What a splendid sweet joyful puppy ending, Just loved it….❤

[@deb7457]

This is a lovely movie! A great find❣️Thanks!

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

I love billy birch.She always makes so much sense when she speaks

[@tooty2shoesmetz909]

What a super cute and moving move. Loved watching it.

[@one4allfour1]

So glad you enjoyed it, Tooty2shoes :D

[@derrytaylor7417]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video !!!!! ❤️❤️❤️⚘️

[@one4allfour1]

I’m so very glad you loved it too!!🤗

[@malkaringel7864]

I found this slow to start....then realized I am rewatching. The theme is universal n in the end, a feel good flick. Thanks!

[@one4allfour1]

Malka Ringel So glad you hung in there and watched it again! Every time I re-watch this Classic I appreciate it more. It's one of those movies where you pick up or catch new things with each viewing.

[@katherenewedic8076]

so wonderfully clever and heartwarming, many chuckles

[@jewelturner8650]

A Sunday afternoon well spent!

[@barbarawhittall2311]

Never saw this film was quite interesting slant on con artists who found dignity and love a new slant on life very enjoyable!!!

[@one4allfour1]

Hi Barbara! How fun that you found a new Classic! I love this story. It's sad that it's not played on cable for everyone. I have noticed that TCM is trotting out many more public domain films than they used to (I have some ideas as to what this means...). Maybe this sweet film will be up-coming. I've uploaded several more Classics that are new to me. As soon as I finish gathering info to share on each film they'll be added to my Playlists for you to watch :)) I hope they'll be new discoveries for you, too! Have a great day, Barbara :)

[@sueszooinmizzousueszooinmi2613]

What a delight to discover on a long, sleepless night! It warmed my 💙, thank you!

[@one4allfour1]

You’re so welcome! Can I empathize with you regarding sleepless nights... I’m happy that this Classic warmed you’re heart :))

[@ritasjourney]

Amazing movie!!!!

[@robinthomas4213]

thank you. this was a sweet an endearing story with a few life lessons.

[@one4allfour1]

+Robin Thomas Hi Robin! I'm so glad you took the time to watch this great Classic. It's so entertaining--a very good story! Definitely family-friendly. And I'm glad you commented about the life-lessons. I can see kids being able to tap into those life-lessons, as well as us (we?) adults ;)) Thank you for watching, Robin! Don't forget to Subscribe, Share, and Support if possible--more wonderful "Spotlighted" Classics to come :D Please feel free to dig down into my Playlists--they're always growing!

[@rosajimenez7777]

I LOVED THIS MOVIE

[@ShaliniSingh-gc6mp]

Such A Delightful Film. One Can Learn From It. SS .

[@terriepeterson7795]

Thank you. This movie was a delight in every way.

[@one4allfour1]

+Terrie Hayes You're so welcome! I really think this is one of the best stories in 1930s Classic Movies. It goes straight to your heart and stays there :)

[@carlospita7]

Thank you so much for posting this move!! It was beautiful! Thank you

[@one4allfour1]

I’m so glad you thought it beautiful, carlospita7! This Classic is wonderful in that it shows how 1 person can turn around the lives of many, with genuine Love. It also shows how, in turn, those people changed in such a definite way for good can’t help but effect the lives of more people! It somewhat resembles a tree; from one seed a strong trunk emerges, and from that healthy trunk many branches grow and expand. A beautiful movie, indeed! Thank you for watching this great Classic on my Channel. Your watching my spot-lighted Classics means more than you know :D

[@vistulagibsoncooper2420]

I LOVE THESE MOVIES!!!

[@dogmom6380]

O4AF1, thank yoou for the GREAT Classic movie's. I fell in love with old movies at age 11. Mom thought it odd. Old soul I guess. Would of loved experiencing those day's. 30 years to late. Who knows maybe I did. Sometimes I feel as though I have. One of my favorites is the 'The Great Ziegfeld''. Billy Burke was his wife, and had they had a daughter. She was behind the movie. Just now discovered you and definitely subscribe. Again, Many Thanks.❤

[@one4allfour1]

I’m so glad you’re enjoying these wonderful Classics!

[@Hortondlfn1]

A wonderful movie! Thank you for uploading it.

[@one4allfour1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@leahmariewatson6194]

Thank you, great movie........they just don't make them like they used to!

[@one4allfour1]

No they don't, Leah :) I'm so glad you liked this Classic Movie!

[@miasalazar1980]

This was well acted and wonderful to watch so I rate this a 9.

[@eamestv]

Really good movie. Love and character are so powerful and important.

[@nancygiordano9053]

Wonderful movie.

[@tolkienmom3]

This movie is a HOOT! Well done! Thanks for the upload!

[@one4allfour1]

I'm so glad you liked, "The Young at Heart"--it took me by surprise, Annette (I laughed and admittedly needed a Kleenex). It's my pleasure to spotlight such a good story with actors who really seemed to feel the parts they played. Hollywood doesn't make Treasures like this anymore! Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great day, Annette :D

[@pattygonzales9605]

Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed it.

[@wyesjcbnwr8606]

very nice. Thank you for this gem.

[@bullydefense]

So considerate in those days. They would stay with you after something bad happen.

[@johannacannata1090]

I really loved this picture ...Such a happy ending ......

[@gloviegordon9256]

Much appreciated!

[@janejames9173]

What a beautiful, beautiful movie. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@one4allfour1]

+Jane James Hi! I'm so glad you thought it "beautiful"--I do, as well. How I wish there were creative writers today--and money people with vision and good hearts--that would film stories like this that younger people would want to see! It's story-lines are as important and meaningful today as they were almost 80 years ago! Thank you for taking a moment to let me know what you thought of "Young In Heart", Jane James. Have a great evening and please feel free to peruse my several Classics Playlists! If you click on "Subscribe" and then click on the bell you'll know when I upload or find "new" Classics for you to enjoy :)).

[@poetcomic1]

The Sahib and Marmee: what an adorable couple of phonies.

[@meierstudio]

Puppies! This movie even has puppies! Have ever SEEEEEN such a kennel?

[@one4allfour1]

David Scott Meier Haha ;D Yes! This Classic has PUPPIES! In addition to being a wonderful story, how can you not watch and L-O-V-E the Pups? Thank you for bringing that FUN attribute of this movie to the forefront! I've noticed, as you have, that dog kennels are quite spectacular in the 30s and early 40s Classic Movies. People, especially the wealthy, often bred dogs and competed in Dog Shows. The more money you had, the more elaborate your pooch's housing could be. They often hired a person just to oversee and care for their dogs! The wealthy were also able to pay for bringing their pampered pups with them when they traveled. Furry friends were noticeably well cared for in most early Classic Movies, indeed!