I'll Name The Murderer (1936) THRILLER

[@davidbrown-xk8zl]

The middle 1930's-----Formal nightclubs with hat check and cigarette girls,neon,art deco furnishings,diamonds,martini's,pencil thin mustaches,goldddiggers with style,and no more prohibition.A great era.Wish I could go back to that time for just a little while.I do have a brown double breasted suit,fedora hat,and two-tone brown and white wingtips I wear from time to time.I am 73 and have been fascinated with this time for as long as I can remember.I think I came into this world a generation late.

[@mauragarofalo8884]

I wish I know you: you must be cute in your dress

[@davidbrown-xk8zl]

@@mauragarofalo8884 What the hell is wrong with you?What does a dress on a grown man have to do with my straight observation of the 1930's?

[@scallopohare9431]

@@davidbrown-xk8zl She may have meant garb, clothing, a simple mistranslation.

[@653j521]

And the Hays Office censorship.

[@misskim2058]

I love seeing a dapper man! It brings joy to us all! Wonderful! I, too, feel like I was born generations off. The only thing that I like about this century is the fact that I can communicate with people from anywhere, I have more access to both what I want to learn, and to like-minded people who have also completely turned off from the current mindset and forms of “entertainment” that are being created now. And now that I can see why so much effort has been made to misrepresent and bash the Bible and its true message, with all kinds of counterfeit Christianity, from Catholicism, to Mormonism, which have both paganized it, Rome grafting a modified version to their very pagan root stock, which thus contaminates all the fruit thereof, and all the other isms that strip it out like a car with no engine, might look nice to some people, the exterior can be all shiny and pretty, with the cozy seats and gadgets… but it isn’t actually gonna get you anywhere, and pushing with your own accord won’t get a relationship with God or a spot in heaven…..I like that I can study and learn from various preachers and teachers all over the world, of course always weighing what they have to teach against what is actually written. A lot of things are taught that do not align with what is written, but so much can be learned by people uploading saved sermons and lessons, even those taught 80 years ago. And that wasn’t possible in the time periods i otherwise wish I had lived. People still had a healthy respect for God and for each other.

[@johnshifflette1218]

1936 is my mom's birth year. I look at her at 87 and realize both how old these movies are and also how old these actors and actresses would be if the human lifespan would allow it. Times were truly hard back then compared to our spoiled pampered life styles of today. I got a feeling times are about to repeat this era. Are we as strong as this generation was then. Highly doubtful. ❤ 🌬💀🏴‍☠️

[@kl13_]

Agree with you. Compared to past generations, we are kinda pampered.

[@Kimberly-r4n]

Agree… An Era when People Cared about Appearance, Gentlemen & Ladies The kids too…

[@mariehaikal3048]

My mom's too. She passed away 3 years ago, sadly.

[@fayedobbins9324]

I simply love these old black-and-white movies they are so much better than some of the movies we see in today’s time

[@nancyrobles1005]

You're right🕵

[@leelarson107]

Absolutely. No nude scenes/sex scenes/obscene language. **All that's coming out of Hollywood today is Politically-Correct 'woke' garbage. So-called 'actors' and 'actresses' these days are nothing but overpaid porn stars.

[@melissabrandt2759]

There's nothing like the old black and white mystery films. No flash or distraction- just good acting; and plot portrayal. I could watch these movies forever ,and never get bored. Thanks so much for sharing .

[@maryrozario397]

#metoo

[@denisecollins-hughes6567]

@@maryrozario397~~ me 2!!! anytime!!!!

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

Ditto!

[@nancyrobles1005]

You know it🕵

[@petergoddard262]

No sex, no violence and no special effects to ruin a good black and white movie.

[@garrettkelly623]

I think these b/w 30's & 40's mystery whodunnit are brilliant, any1 else agree with me out there

[@QueenBee-gx4rp]

Garrett Kelly Absolutely! Thought I’d seen them all till You Tube.

[@maryrozario397]

Everybody!

[@Pattiepies55]

Garrett Kelly absolutely agree with you !

[@maryrozario397]

@@Pattiepies55 and I agree with thee.

[@peanut24cute49]

Agree !!!

[@robertmcdougall3166]

An excellent way to spend an hour and ten minutes. Great characters and certainly can't fault the quality of acting. Thanks for posting.

[@rossklatte7073]

I liked that crack about a gossip columnist--"he burns the scandal at both ends."

[@leelarson107]

Sounds like today's politics.

[@hannahgriffits9692]

Discovered your channel while recovering from an operation last year and have been hooked ever since ... keeping me sane during lockdown. Thank you

[@shelleynobleart]

Astounding to think that in just three years after this film, with voices echoing around the sets, the sprocket hole jumping, art deco graphics, Delsart style acting, and black and white photography, etc., The Wizard of Oz would be made! What a leap of technology in those particular years. It mirrors the speed of our tech leaps.

[@lannypanlock]

This is a public domain copy of a poverty row film, that’s all. There are films from this year and earlier that are more artistically impressive than The Wizard of Oz. You’re just comparing a film with very limited resources to one with an extensive budget and lengthy production schedule.

[@cvanprooyen]

Interesting

[@four4eyes]

And EVERYBODY smokes, wonder why we don't see 'em around much anymore....lol

[@101Volts]

@@four4eyes The 1937 film "Charlie Chan in Monte Carlo" has an innkeeper saying that her husband smoked himself to death in his 40s, so where did that line come from? Were there people who didn't trust smoking then? Probably.

[@fromthesidelines]

Puritan had one tenth the production budgets that MGM had. But they worked for their income- and theatre owners depended on them and other "Poverty Row" studios to provide a steady supply of "double feature" films for their patrons. At times, they could accomplish more than big studios with TEN TIMES their resources.

[@gc4282]

Superb mystery movies from the 30's & 40's. Love them all and just can't get enough of them.

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Made the same year as me, 1936, so, it must be good. I really did enjoy it. July 2023.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Hi Ronald 🍕Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you 🍕

[@robertahubert9155]

The opening of this movie was very relaxing. None of that crazy hype music that makes your nerves go crazy.. going to sit back with a cup of jo and enjoy this movie taking me back in time. 1 hour of me time.

[@nancyrobles1005]

I agree🙂👁🕵

[@TheKonga88]

A nice cup o Joe and a moon pie 🌃☺😷☕☕🌕🌕🌙🌙🙌🌃

[@i.m.a.nonymous8232]

I grew up watching these old movies on T.V. in the 50's and 60's. I still love them and the music!

[@chirellealanalooney7895]

L

[@ksr7271]

Serious murders, but the whole movie is done in a humorous vein. Short, but packed. Nice ending too. You are challenged to spot the murderer before the end! The voices (speech) were harder for me to decipher for me. Pay attention. Thanks for making this gem available.

[@MandyStMarie]

I agree. So much better than today's garbage that they fling at us. No nudity or cursing. Love the gowns and costumes and specialty acts.

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

Do you think these actresses and actors didn’t curse.do you think people back the. Were never naked and never cursed? Look up the Mitford sisters and their lifestyle back then. This is a movie, I’d recommend watching some documentaries or reading som e books about the reality of this time. There is also a video full of bloopers of old movies where actresses and actors swear like sailors.

[@leelarson107]

@@OrangeTabbyCat It's still FICTION. It's still ENTERTAINMENT. Of course people cursed and fornicated back then. But unlike today, they didn't idealize adultery, perversion, drugs, or pornography. That's why people miss 'the good old days'.

[@hiedigilbert3354]

They had real style men and women especially in the 30s and early 40s

[@leelarson107]

And today it's all 'gender equality' and 'woke' and 'critical race theory' and Political Correctness. My ex-wife divorced me because I was too strong as a leader and the head-of-household, and then she married a parasitic wimp. Go figure.

[@leelarson107]

That's before the trend was toward breaking up the nuclear family and having women having 'careers' rather than children. Later on children were a bother and men were to blame for everything. That's how we got to the mess we have today.

[@Flame44]

Every Christmas Eve, Christmas night I always enjoy watching old movies! Family tradition 🍿

[@michaelsutherland8548]

“He couldn’t track an elephant across a wet tennis court”. I love it!

[@misskim2058]

It would’ve been a better line to say he couldn’t track a wet elephants across a tennis court. A wet tennis court would actually disguise foot prints, especially if it were very wet. A dry tennis court and a wet elephant, that would be extremely easy to track, and therefore more of an insult.

[@lindagorun4161]

Excellent! Thanks for sharing this one. Loved it.

[@jameswebb4593]

Those 1930's nightclubs must have been bloody expensive, A full orchestra , dancers and singer , as many employed as customers.

[@leelarson107]

In those days nobody aside from the stars made real money. Studios often ran 'on the cheap'.

[@soniavadnjal7553]

There's so much style in these b/w's.

[@Ryansghost]

A cinematic masterpiece! Thoroughly deserved all its oscars! I can't wait for the sequel!

[@leelarson107]

I'm working on it.

[@clocktowerhill8760]

"Hello Mertle ~ Ever Green." Amazingly prophetic.

[@aalexander928]

This is wonderful. Thank you to PizzaFix.

[@sissytacsiat548]

Only That I'm 25 Years Old!! I Really Enjoyed This Movies!! Your One Off My Favorite Channel !! Thank You PizzaFlix For Sharing😄

[@flyinspirals]

Sissy tacsiat You're sweet, Sissy, but please don't use all those Capitals.

[@lilitaylor9682]

fly; Obviously Sissy is of German origin (or some such). Anyway, she is not American born.

[@gildamarlowe9493]

Maybe she's German--they use capitals-ck it out!

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

Gilda Marlowe I wonder why they use so many capital letters...do you know?

[@nancyrobles1005]

At last ! a young person with good sense😉🕵👁

[@patrickoneill8707]

Outstanding video quality for a movie released nearly 82 years ago.

[@台獨萬歲-h4l]

The garden of Allah played by Marlene deitrieche was also filmed in 1936 which was a high quality color film!😨😨😨

[@naguerea]

thanks for the tip.@@台獨萬歲-h4l

[@jimalexander1896]

Love these old movies!...they are great!

[@lavernedotson9062]

I love these black and white also. And because of the current virus and stay at home,they are better than TV

[@nancyrobles1005]

Same here😉🕵👁they're irreplaceable !

[@midwestslotdiva]

What a gem!! Thanks!

[@dominicpiscopo7915]

Yes sir yes sir there will never be a repeat of all the great black n whites n all the wonderful actors n producers directors who make it all possible

[@leelarson107]

Just remember that the Real World is still in Technicolor. Always has been.

[@four4eyes]

I too love the oldies, my favorite genre is the old sci-fi films of the pre space race time in history . It's great to be among b/w film buffs of any genre. Oh, gotta get back to my seat, see you after the show .

[@murielcoppage5122]

Yes, I agree with you GK about the movies of the 30's & 40's & I even enjoy certain movies of the early to mid 50's!!

[@Theswerethebestthebest]

I really enjoy the movies at this scale, what I mean is if you watch it carefully the film itself. I don't mean the people the quality of the film. You can see that this was one of the first 5000 voice films this movie here could clearly be a silent movies. There is so much of personal identity to this particular film, the way they introduce the players that's another way of saying the actors and actresses. In the beginning they were more like plays, than movies..... The production of this play/ movie is more on the line of a silent movie but it being a voice movie -- moving pictures that's why I enjoy this more than the late 1940 - 50s movies again the personal identity to each player in this production Many other people in their comments said basically the same thing that I'm saying but more in a modern language so not as precise as how I'm saying it. The person that uploaded this movie thank you very much I really enjoyed it.

[@tessaducek5601]

I don't even notice the black and white film. I just tune into the great acting. The tap dancer is much more enjoyable then a lounge singer.

[@leelarson107]

Seen one, ya seem 'em all. Yawwwwwn.

[@SuperIliad]

I'll Name the Murderer, released 27 January 1936 (USA), 24 June 1936 (London, UK), 26 October 1936 (UK). Ralph Forbes as Tommy Tilton; Marion Shilling as Smitty; Malcolm McGregor (as Malcolm MacGregor) as Ted Benson; James Guilfoyle as Lou Baron; John Cowell (as John W. Cowell) as Capt. Flynn; William Bailey (as Wm. Norton Bailey) as Hugo Van Ostrum; Agnes Anderson as Nadia; Charlotte Barr-Smith as Vi Van Ostrum; Claire Rochelle (as Mildred Claire) as Valerie; Gayne Kinsey as Walton; Harry Semels as Luigi; Al Klein, Waiter; Buster Brodie, Nightclub Cook; Jack Cheatham as Police Officer Burns; Lester Dorr, Driver; Phil Dunham as Ed - Newspaper Editor; Karl Hackett as Bill - Ted's Friend; Gene Johnston, Club Orchestra Leader; Louise Keaton as Myrtle Michaels - Baron's Secretary; Murdock MacQuarrie, Wreck Witness; Miki Morita, Tato.

[@marthaperdew]

I love the old movies , too much trash on the screen today

[@MichaelGunner123]

I love CLASSIC FILMS!

[@ARKH76]

My auto record list gets shorter and shorter!! There are some things we just won't put up with!! I love the oldies!!

[@jeremybear573]

Exactly 💯

[@annanimity5606]

...Love this, love the acting, great plot!

[@robertdesantis6205]

Love that "Quaker Oats" Puritan logo at onset of film.

[@TheKonga88]

🌃🌃🙌🙌🙌☺☺🎅🎅🎁🌕🎊🎄🎄🎄🚶😂😂😷🎥🎥🌲🌲😁😁😁🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜

[@pamplayer4086]

Oh my God if have to see another ad with Commila I’m gonna spit can’t wait till Nov when this country will start to get back on track 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@marymayer2282]

Then we have to suffer from whomever is next president heaven help us 🙏🙏🙏🙏!!!!!!

[@pamplayer4086]

@@marymayer2282 just hope not comrade Harris 🙏

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I've seen this before, but like so many of these old black and whites, I love to enjoy them all over again. Thank you, Pizza Flix!😊

[@thomasknight1190]

I was old black-and-white films are certainly brilliant always a good laugh and entertaining 10 out of 10

[@Rosey01222]

A poverty row studio production with no star names, yet, a neat little murder mystery. The type of movie that represented the movie shown as second on the bill to the main feature.

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

If only there were nightclubs like the ones in the old movies.

[@joelonzello4189]

Today the customers are often the floor show 😝

[@misskim2058]

If they were built, people would come. More people are fed up with the general offerings, and people, businesses just aren’t offering enough alternatives. We have a silent film “theater” in town, which is really just an old chicken coop that got expanded and expanded, until it became a reception hall. It’s very community-style, like you are watching it in a room with friends and family, and it has the old Wurlitzer organ, with a wonderful organist who has been begging to find other people to teach so they can carry on, as he is older. He always wears a tux when he plays. During the autumn, winter and spring season, when they’re open, and play their film selections for 3 days every two weeks, it is always packed. These days it is all the more so packed quickly, because of the growth in the area. People want morals and class, not evil in every form that can be mustered. If there were a big-band night clubs, dinner clubs, people would absolutely attend. Tue world is starved for that, especially America. They are desperate for good examples to be set, and for quality activities to be offered. And people miss old days, and are nostalgic for days that they weren’t even alive to experience the first time. My grandpa played in a big band, and I miss him terribly. Until he was too sick to do so, he continued to date my grandma, and take her dancing to dance clubs. There are local dance clubs that teach ballroom dance. They are nothing like this show, but there are people out there who are doing it on a very small scale. But if it were offered on a larger scale, people would come. They are looking for the whole experience, not just some tiny little room with a few people. That’s where people go to get ready and learn to dance, to go to the dinner club.

[@leelarson107]

It wasn't all that long ago. It is THE PEOPLE----hint-hint-hint----that make the times, not the calendar. The modern nightmare is the product of 'the wrong people'.

[@ladydianepoet]

Actually, I loved it! Thanks for these movies, a real treat! bb*

[@brigitkarlsen4294]

When people spoke full sentences. Amazing

[@leelarson107]

And without teleprompters.

[@Magnetron33]

Agood one! Thank you!

[@TheKonga88]

These black and white movies make it feel like Christmas 🙌🙌🙌🎄🎄🎄🎥🎥🏃🌃🌃🌃🎁🎁🎁🎥🎅🎅🎅🎅🏃🏃🚶🚶🙌🙌🎄🌲🎁🎁😏🎊🎊☺☺😘🌃

[@pinkbeautytwinkle]

Nowadays mystery movies or shows are so dark, full of violence, lots of swearing, unnecessary sex. Horrible! We want to be entertained, not depressed! Even my favorite Poirot, in the latter episodes, they made so dark when production was taken over by Americans.

[@thisravenhasflown010]

Movies today are filled with what the audience asks for. Life matures and grows, thus the complexity of what people desire to watch does. For someone who can enjoy both genre of movies I am confused why people don't understand this concept.😊 Have a lovely day

[@richardvarndelljr1756]

Another, Outstanding flick!! Haven't watched the channel, in awhile. Thanks!!

[@davidgeel9343]

Nothing like movies from the 30.s

[@brendaleverick3655]

I also love old black and white films!😀😀

[@PizzaFLIX]

Then you landed in the right place. Welcome to PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you!

[@laurelvanhouten7924]

This was my third movie with a similar plot tonight.

[@misskim2058]

Plots rarely change all that much.

[@Sailontodawn]

Whatta treat! "Reel" talent!!

[@swallin19]

Got to love the films with the cast introduced one by one or two by two for minors players, it was a good idea that seems forgotten nowadays, helping with remembering the names and faces. It did seem to go with B movies as the players were desperate to be spotted by the bigger studios, which often explains the wild over acting involved in the film.

[@653j521]

stephen wallin Or...they came from the Silents? Or...they weren't very good at acting?

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

A Excellent Movie.. Highly Recommended.. Thank You Very Much For Sharing..

[@sheilabloom6735]

Such fun and nothing to hurt the brain; a relief from serious matters. Love these old ones.

[@wrqnine7675]

This one is a tad obvious, but it's way better than a cold write in. Back then they respected the audience a little more, it's no fun if you don't get a chance to solve it. The hard part is keeping it from enough of the audience to make you question your own solution. To me, that's the hallmark of a great mystery! It's a brave thing to do to produce something like this, a kind of collaboration you rarely see in professional circumstances. They are hard to write, hard to direct, hard to act in, but they demonstrate craft as well as any art form. There's no place to hide in one of these, and if you're good, there's no need to.

[@mrdanforth3744]

"that's enough to buy a pint of bootleg gin" "Such depravity! You'll go blind" "That's not why I can't see you!"

[@lindarocco9974]

PizzaFlix thanks for another fun film, full of surprises till the very end.

[@janetosborne538]

I love them! I go to sleep watching usually a Charlie Chan movie. CC in Monte Carlo is my new favorite.

[@waderaney7]

A good mystery 🎥 in a fine clear print 😀

[@ZAINALABIDIN-kc4es]

CLASSIC. GOOD TIMEPIECE GOOD STORY AND PLOT. I THINK THE BACKGROUND IS THE SAME LIKE CHARLIE CHAN IN RIO FILM. CLEAR PICTURE. AND THANKS.

[@moviemeows4466]

Wow, the opening dance is the 30s' dirty dancing!

[@winstonpoole9906]

Solves the case and gets the girl. Classic Hollywood.

[@STORMY0O]

These dance forms need to come back! Intimate, sensual , artistic, beautiful! Unlike the jungle jumping there doing today!

[@cynthiatucker2147]

There’s a Stranger in Town is another good black/white to watch.

[@jeffaltier5582]

These B movies are kind of beyond "good" or "bad". You simply can't judge them by today's films. This isn't the most talented cast you'll ever see. But it moves along at a good pace and everyone gives it their all. That makes for an enjoyable 70 minutes.

[@miapdx503]

The film is an hour and eight minutes long...but 70 minutes must have been your favorite. 😏 jk

[@GazGuitarz]

2:23 What a peculiar strumming style the guy in the band playing the arch top guitar has.

[@clocktowerhill8760]

The music the band is playing doesn't match the music dubbed into the scene.

[@leelarson107]

@@clocktowerhill8760 Good observation. For that matter, I've seen that most people dancing------in movies or in real life------pay no attention to the tempo of the music. I don't dance, so it's easier for me notice that.

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

I like the spooky movies from back then better but a murder mystery now and then is good too. Especially British ones.

[@wsuegeiger8362]

I love the old movies. I don't have to filter the inappropriate language that Hollywood became so fond of in the Las 30 years. I find the language very offensive. Especially the f--' word. I think Hollywood should be held responsible for the deterating of the use of proper language

[@leelarson107]

Ever notice how many of these old murder mysteries have romantic music as the opening theme?

[@msnovice043]

Gossip columnist turned amateur detective in order to help his friend who is accused of murder.

[@williambrown7475]

AaA

[@NancyDrewe]

But said shtick works in this flick, even with corny “South American” costumes. ;)

[@stephaniehand503]

Thank you

[@amycarmichael2748]

Good movie!!💞

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

Ralph Forbes was great in The Phantom Broadcast.

[@EvolvedJewel]

Love old films!!

[@itsyagirlred_]

I really love your olds mystery an who whodunit. And i wake up 3 an 4 early in the morning. Just too look at my black and white movies.

[@DizGuys]

Genius, loved it 😊

[@leilaniwemheuer7029]

Love the clothes and the way things were done. A visit back in time would be great.

[@Prof.Tarfeather]

Wbat a Delightful Film!

[@peasblossom1973]

I love Ralph Forbes.

[@lainieslaght8293]

peasblossom1973 I have to second that, so do I. He was gorgeous!!! And he could also sing. At least it looked like he was in the last movie I watched him in, it was called The Phantom Broadcast. A very good movie. I would recommend it to anybody that likes watching these types of movies.

[@javert24601]

I discovered Phantom Broadcast and Forbes about a year ago and have been since tracking down everything he's ever been in, and on the lookout for other people who are fans of his! I've read a few excerpts from books about Phantom Broadcast, and all the film historians seem to think there is an uncredited singer for the film, and that Forbes is just lip syncing. I used to assume they were correct, but now I'm not so sure... Do you also think it's Forbes's real voice?

[@joycejordan1114]

I agree. I'm hooked on them.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.

[@cassandrahanner8195]

Yes. I agree. I love the blk and white movies.their the best!!

[@leelarson107]

But the real world is in Technicolor.

[@barrycowen627]

Not a bad movie 🍿 8/10

[@lorifarias-hamel4460]

I love these movies

[@Lethgar_Smith]

The vast majority of these old matinee B-thrillers all seem to be about 1 hour and 8 or 9 minutes long. Such an odd length but was likely to allow time for cartoons, newsreels and other features of going to a movie theater back then. People went to the movies back then the way we watch TV. The evening was filled with an entire program of entertainment. Enough to fill about 3 hours.

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

I do there's no comparing modern films w no story no talent no nothing same way with swing music manners men were men women knew how to act like ladies n clean language

[@keithharvey7230]

The black dancers dance is called the magic mushroom.

[@leelarson107]

Is that what he was smoking?

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

"Oh, what's 20¢?" "A pint of gin!" 😂

[@Ourladyrules]

🥂😀

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

@@Ourladyrules $20 today. 🥺

[@leelarson107]

20 cents today wouldn't buy an ice cube.

[@rhondae8222]

I really enjoyed this great movie. Thanks!

[@JOEXBELL47]

Love these older movies, good lines , and the women look like women.

[@pravinasings8098]

As opposed to men looking like women?

[@denisecollins-hughes6567]

love the fashions of this era, they really know how to dress. some of the jewelry a bit tacky tho!!!

[@TheKonga88]

@@pravinasings8098 As opposed to women looking like freaking Dock workers, tattoos and all.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😯😯😯👦👦👦👦👦

[@jimbeekman4863]

And Larry Thunderfish as Mr Crabtree.

[@elliebellie7816]

"There's no definite date. Of course, I'm very happy" , she says while looking anything but happy.

[@ksr7271]

great!

[@mimimc8685]

Thanks!

[@chasse123b9]

Anyone recognize Buster Keaton's sister Louise as secretary Myrtle?

[@lauracollins4195]

Good catch, thanks! At 39:10. :D

[@toroon]

Better than average "B" flic. Second stringers always give it their all.

[@KennethJDeVries]

Trivia: Lou Baron's secretary is played by Louise Keaton, sister of Buster.

[@findingnino]

I LOVED IT.

[@kathleencondon6665]

Great movies. Thank you

[@marjorieallworth6172]

They don't make 'em like that anymore 😢 ✨🎶