Burns and Allen in Your Hat (1932)

George Burns and Gracie Allen in "Your Hat", a Paramount short from 1932.

[@paulsimmons3211]

My eyes were tearing up from laughing so hard...George and Gracie's on-screen chemistry was like no one else's...

[@jnr8er]

Thank you for finding this and sharing it. These two were great :)

[@inkyguy]

I wish there were many more of these.

[@rufust.firefly2474]

The video biography of Gracie, it says there were 12 made over five years, I believe.

[@susanboylefanable]

Even after this many years, they're still pretty funny.

[@chakahenry2770]

Great

[@Veggieman87]

Gracie's just so cute.

[@Bixfan78]

Wow! This one is not listed in the Burns & Allen filmographies! Many thanks.

[@sandradee4914]

Thanks for posting. Memories

[@fromthesidelines]

Chester Clute is "Joe" (he appeared in several of George & Gracie's shorts).

[@sddweller]

Classic.

[@schwei56]

Regarding the Story Credit, “George N. Burns” : Georgeʼs **real** name was Nathan Birnbaum. Gracie called him “Nattie”.

[@macsnafu]

Clever bit if film direction at 6:09, where you can see Gracie's face in the mirror!

[@fartkerson]

How do ya like this hat? Oh, it's too big. Too big... alright then -- how do ya like this hat? Oh, it's too small. Too small -- how do ya like this hat? It's too tall. How do ya like this? No, I don't like it, it looks like a hat. How do you like this? No. How do you like this? No... LOL

[@111jimi]

all these movies and no cigar...........strange.........

[@markharrington8988]

1932?!? MCMXXXI is 1931! Please go back to school and learn at least Roman Numerals ;)

[@rrgomes]

Notwithstanding the on-screen date, IMDB claims that this film was released in November of 1932.

[@thehernandezmediacorporation]

Or perhaps U.M.&M. got the date wrong when they were altering the opening titles as part of their clause with Paramount.