Loretta Young, Joel McCrea & David Niven in "Three Blind Mice" (1938)

[@luzvaldes1030]

Zany, delightful film! David Niven, and Joel McCrea play so well off each other, the sisters are a triad of coordinated antics and special mention to Binnie Barnes. Thank you for this new year treat!

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Loretta Young was beautiful and a very smart woman. I used to beg to stay up on the night her TV show came on (just to see her come down those stairs wearing another beautiful dress, then I had to go to bed). Little girls had their idols also.

[@juliehoffman6292]

I did the same thing! I believe her husband designed her clothes.

[@diannemiller1895]

I was n grade schl back then too and loved her show. Yes, fun glamour watching strutting her elegance in sophisticated fashion of the day. Mostly impressed with her acting in each story.

[@doreekaplan2589]

Nothing "smart" about deceiving her daughter Cruel

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[@alicebarton27]

​@@doreekaplan2589what happened? I heard nothing about this?

[@elisetanner3089]

Thanks for all you do to share these movies. Black & white movies are tbe only ones i will watch. Strange phase i am going thru at 58 yrs old

[@Down_with_Plutocrats]

Myself at 60. Same situation

[@clarissejones9353]

I don’t think you’re going through strange face I think you were looking for when there was actual glamour and cleanliness of speech and these people really knew how to do the dances on the floor it was part of what they learned growing up. I’m totally with you I love these black-and-white movies

[@victoriagoforth9748]

Not a strange phase.. You have just realized that nothing else is worth watching.. I watch an old movie every night!

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[@victoriagoforth9748]

@@clarissejones9353 I started watching when I was 17! My first was Errol Flynn/Olivia de Havilland in The Adventures of Robin Hood..

[@revvyhevvy]

If memory serves, in my youth there were Ms Young's records in my home. This film gives quite a different picture of her! Thanks, DPB!

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[@jenniferjohnson4913]

Thank you for posting this charming film.

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[@alicebarton27]

A real classic with beautiful Loretta Young.

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[@saintclic]

i so enjoyed this a 2nd time in a few months... it was made 5 years before i was born an luv the humor in santa barbara do to me living near bye in ventura... fun movie!!!

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[@purfect85132]

Dito..such beauty and elegance back then..l loved all of them .. wanted to grow be like them.. but how the world changed by the time l was a young lady.. Watch old movies all the time ❤ ❤❤

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[@dalanmanbros8311]

A joyful and funny romantic film, with three great leads - Young, McCrea and Nivens - and an excellent supporting cast. B & W cinematography was gorgeous. I love Loretta Young, but those gorgeous long and glistening nails on a chicken farmer?! hehe Thanks for sharing this gem.

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[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

Great movie ... all the actors were wonderful . Including the entire team . 😊😅😂❤🎉 ✨️🌟⭐️💫

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[@sharonnitschneider8699]

Loretta Young became more beautiful with every passing year. I loved David Niven and Joel McRae was a favorite western star. This is when movies made you laugh out loud and feel good!

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[@j.w.2391]

Love to see these "Gold-digger Movies" and how they borrowed Narrative tropes with each other...compare Three Blind Mice with The Greeks Had a Word for Them (32), Ladies in Love (37), Moon Over Miami (41) starring Betty Grable and How to Marry a Millionaire (53). Loretta was truly one of the great beauties of the screen, and beautiful speaking voice.

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[@Janet-n9k]

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[@13699111]

Great movie great cast of actors

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[@irenedow5665]

Love the cameo of the boy Romeo at the bench. I knew him as a little old man or gangster roles. Elisha Cook jr.

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[@1LSWilliam]

Better by far than "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend," because it is real

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[@kmterpin]

A book by David Niven reveals he lived with Loretta Young & her 2 sisters when he first arrived in Hollywood, and that she was instrumental in getting him roles. This must be an example of what he was referring to...

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[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Absolutely. Top. 🎞 classic. Comedy. Movie. Whit. A. Strong. Caracter. Movie. To. See. 🎥 👌

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[@TgSunny-i8u]

Film noir special way to enjoy.

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[@douglasfaatiliga3939]

Black and white classics

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[@celesteaida48]

Weren’t they at their farm? Not at his ancestral home? Of course in perfect night gowns with zippers on the sides? Hollywood…..🙊 Oh his chickens, same scene as theirs. 😂😂😂

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[@carmenfoote7999]

Interesting movie. A great black and white classic. Loretta Young was beautiful, but I would rather have Marjorie Weaver. She was just as lovely but did not put on airs and act like she was better than everyone like Loretta. Still, a good movie. Joe S

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[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

I love Marjorie weaver

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[@philfletcher3434]

Not a lot's changed in the last 80+ years has it?

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[@Lauren-vd4qe]

I LIKE a preamble about a movie, but this detective pinpoints about the whole thing depletes the appetite for watching it altogether! its TOO MUCH information!!!

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[@rosalinablanco7764]

En español por favor!!

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[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

What a Contrast e voux

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[@jimcrawford3185]

Nothing spends like dough

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