Louisa (1950)

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[@user-kc1ol8so3e]

Satan.

[@cmcb09]

Back atcha sunshine.

[@PAn-su3wy]

"The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help. " Ronald Reagan

[@MadTracker]

It was a clever quote, but nonsense. Reagan was a part of the movement conservatives who wanted to dismantle the work done by the Roosevelts. Such a silly hypocritical theory, that shrinking government somehow fixes corruption or lessens the load on taxpayers (all while deregulating + cutting taxes for the rich, and raising them for those at the bottom).

[@Veronica.John10-10]

​@@cmcb09why would you pin this comment so that the first thing we read before the movie is that??! Now I won't watch it.

[@lisawentworth6831]

referring to whom??

[@alisonbarratt3772]

I am single and 64 .I just loved this movie.thank you.maybe this year i will find a suitable companion too.😃

[@RedRonFJB]

DID YOU?

[@vernonheil426]

where do you live?

[@charliesmith_]

I wish you three good honest, gentlemanly male best friends. Worth their weight in gold 💰 x😉

[@Summer73343]

It is never too late….. I met my husband at 69 and we married at 70. We met on line ( this process is time consuming and sometimes disappointing) and are very blessed in having done so. Have faith. It will happen for you.

[@Victorious_Camilla]

​@Summer73343 Thank you, Summer. I too want to be married. I'm 70 yrs old starting over. After 30 yrs of an abusive marriage, my husband ended up with his gay hair dresser. I never thought anyone could hurt as deeply as I hurt over that betrayal. My broken heart nearly did me in. But I still have my faith to lean on God. Love never fails, right? I'm a good catch. I trust God will bring true love before my days are up. ❤🕊❤

[@spirit-walkerwaters4521]

Ronald Reagan was an earthy, normal looking American with ruddy handsome looks. He was so natural acting in front if the camera. What a charm and this was an excellent entertaining movie with great acting all around. The script was awesome.

[@janet8418]

Love, love those classic movies! Spring Byington was a beautiful woman.

[@yakky6052]

OMG! I truly feel so happy happy happy after seeing this film! So wonderful and romantic and charming! "Sigh" . Just saw this after Mr Belvedere rings the bell. Both are beautiful films about being young and happy at any age. Wonderful. 👏👏👏❤

[@soniarena5250]

I was born in 1980 and I was a little girl when Regan was in office, I was 7 mins in before I realized that was Ronald Reagan!!! This is the first movie I've watched with President Reagan in it!!

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

AAAAW Ronald Reagan.. what a great and wonderful sweet Man.. RIP Ron and Nancy

[@davewarwicker2512]

Read Ronnie's memoirs (if you have not already). The way he writes about Nancy is as lovely as this film.

[@PanteA..]

Things were so different back then. Why did everything have to change so much??? Most of all, the sense of family... it was lovely back then.

[@linasepulveda60]

Yes why? 😂

[@AdeleD1]

SIN and the enemies.

[@tonyboloni64]

I asked my grandfather why it was so much better back then. He told me not to idealize the past.

[@GD-rd6ig]

WW2 was a hoot!

[@janka482]

​@@tonyboloni64my grandparents have passed away a long time ago when i was a young adult. They had very difficult marriages, but what we perceive today as serious abuse, was all considered normal those days. Back then ppl showed only good things in movies. So ppl would watch. How would ppl have watched movies, if they had been just as common as their lives?

[@SuperIliad]

Louisa, released 31 May 1950 (USA). Ronald Reagan as Hal Norton; Charles Coburn as Mr. Burnside; Ruth Hussey as Meg Norton; Edmund Gwenn as Mr. Hammond; Spring Byington as Louisa Norton; Piper Laurie as Cathy Norton; Scotty Beckett as Jimmy Blake; Jimmy Hunt as Chris Norton; Connie Gilchrist as Gladys; Willard Waterman as Dick Stewart; Marjorie Crossland (as Marjorie Crosland) as Lil Stewart; Martin Milner as Bob Stewart; Terry Frost as Stacy Walker; Dave Willock as Joe Collins; John Albright, Party Guest; Bob Bowman, Bit Part; Laura K. Brooks, Clubwoman; Ralph Brooks, Party Guest; Beulah Christian, Party Guest; Bill Clauson, 'Charleston' Dancer; Chuck Courtney, Delivery Boy; John Cullum, Boy; Helen Dickson, Wedding Guest; Neal Dodd, Minister; Charles Drake, Voice of Radio Broadcaster; George Eldredge, Policeman; Ella Ethridge, Party Guest; Frank Ferguson, Park Attendant; Bess Flowers, Wedding Guest in Park; James Gonzalez, Party Guest; Herschel Graham, Party Guest; Scott Groves, Bit Part; Dell Henderson, Bit Part; Sherry Jackson, Little Girl in Park; Howard Keiser, Kid in Jeans; Anne P. Kramer As Miss Cartwright; Perk Lazelle, Party Guest; Richard Mickelson, Teenager; Robert J. Miles, Hot Rod; Charles Morton, Party Guest; Forbes Murray, Party Guest; William Newell, Movie Usher; Diana Norris, Twin; Donna Norris, Twin; William H. O'Brien, Waiter; Eddie Parker, Motorcycle Cop; Foster H. Phinney, Party Guest; Gabrielle Rossillon, Bit Part; George Washburn, Boy on Line; Barbara Wittlinger, Girl.

[@gemoftheocean]

Thank you for the complete cast list!!!

[@SuperIliad]

@@gemoftheocean That's kind of you. Some of us care about the lesser knowns and unknowns that support the finished project.

[@merediththomas8429]

Delightful. Spring was a lovely older woman. Probably very pretty when she was a young lady.

[@morbisch]

Great to see clean wholesome films.Really enjoy the black & white old shows.

[@user-oz2eu9in3i]

What brilliant golden oldies in LOVE! Thanks.

[@lyndageorge4440]

Ronald Reagan is in this movie; a big part! Was surprised it didn’t show his name!haven’t seen it before;enjoying it !

[@susannaCdonovan23]

RIP Mr. President Reagan. Great movie! I'm 62. I was rooting for Louisa and the Grocer.

[@shernandez2276]

I truly love these black and white movies. Lighthearted and well written. Thank you!

[@RainMan221]

This movie is such a fine piece of work, good old American English!

[@tinacharles451]

Spring Byington was a fun actress to watch. I liked the movie she's in You can't take it with you.

[@pamelaancar3675]

What a great movie, wonderful actors. I love these old black & whites. Thanks for posting this.

[@jackiemarini3203]

You go grandma !!!!!!!!!!!!💜I love these old movies .👍👍👍

[@suzannerobbins6293]

President Reagan was terrific in this sweet movie! He was wonderful as a movie star, and a president! Good cast!

[@kennethramsey4699]

He certainly was❣️💯

[@mtnman3MTA3]

He was a horrible president and Nancy was terrible too.

[@mojoboo41]

He was a HORRIBLE President

[@mjb2416]

President Reagan liked this movie himself.

[@lisawentworth6831]

he was surprisingly good at both, and very likeable

[@louisescanlon7478]

I really enjoyed this movie. They dont make them like that anymore. Thank you. 🤗

[@sweetlovep3946]

This was the cutest, and the sweetest classic movie I’ve seen. Love never ages. Today’s movies do not compare in anyway.

[@michaelsnider8611]

Please check out the movie"Charly" on KZbin, emotional film.

[@judemorales4U]

So right sweet love!❤ Adorable film! (So cute when she stuck the needle in her finger and sucked it) @50:05

[@louisemiller2774]

.....so much fun to watch these old black and white movies.....delightful...easy on the mind....” Pleasantville “

[@ciannaguillen8541]

I loved this film!!!! I just know I was born too late...😪💙😏

[@irmalauradiamantini]

What a delightful, fun film with great acting all round - not forgetting the dog!.....

[@carolbohn1864]

I saved this movie in my favorites so that I could watch it again. It was funny and entertaining. I enjoyed this one!

[@anamiles6666]

Ronald Reagan was a great actor, as well a great President. I really enjoyed this movie. They don't use foul language like the do now days.

[@patriciahaskins1956]

Terrific movie! So sentimental and sweet. While Reagan wasn't my President of choice, he was a fine actor and did a great job in this! Thanks so much! 🌈🌈🌈

[@jeannecarpenter6204]

This is a great movie! I think I have watched this at least 3 times. Great actors, especially Ronald Reagan!! A great watch. I highly recommend!!

[@Hadassahtexas]

I thought that looked like RR!😊

[@katherineparize5978]

OOOH MY DID I HAVE FUN, I AM DELIGHTED!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@dianajean8600]

I absolutely loved this movie! Spring Byington ... a always Adorable! ❤🥰❤

[@marvinabigby6801]

Ladies looked so pretty in hats.i love seeing the styles in these movies.

[@christinehorner1856]

WOW! Spring Byington and Ronald Reagan. When Reagan became Gover'nor then Pres., all movies he had been in were "put away" somewhere. It was feared his portrail of different characters would cast an unfavorable bias all around. But Spring Byington has and always will be truly one of a kind. Someone to love in anything she did.

[@petercrossley2956]

How sweet... absolutely charming

[@phillipsmom6252]

Thanks for posting, I love this movie. 👍😀

[@margaretroselle8610]

Watched this movie from New Zealand, and just loved it! So refreshing and absolutely delightful. Many thanks for sharing!

[@amsbestunderstanding1646]

Lovely old film. Thanks for sharing.

[@Shamimsie797]

first time i have watched Ronald Reagan's film, and i wasn't disappointed, it was so entertaining and funny, the camera work was just brilliant, they showed the house from every angle without moving the camera too fast, i loved their house.

[@wuodalhasani8014]

You are a big girl ,we trust you😂😂😂..I love those old movies....such a fun

[@emmortem4844]

Ronald Reagan was such a good actor and very handsome.

[@sunshinebetweentheclouds6077]

Wow, what a beautiful movie.....love it

[@pumpkinspice7097]

Sweet and very enjoyable movie. 👍👍

[@ljubowschwarz4679]

Какая добрая мягкая женщина эта Луиза! Она защитила друга, когда его побили! Бросила вызов всей семьи и вышла замуж! И это в её годы! Зрелая сладкая справедливая женщина!

[@chrisunderwood2466]

A fun movie. Makes one think how great those times were. My life started in the 50's and a lot of good things when on. Thanks for bring back good memery's.

[@gracyaugustin7103]

That was a very sweet movie, ,,😍😍

[@charlenemaclellan8919]

Great movie! Too bad Hollywood can't make movies like this anymore.

[@bluecollarlit]

They "can," but they choose not to.

[@exomake_mehorololo]

There is movie channels with wholesome entertainment.

[@gailrupprecht9481]

Delightful! Promotes family and marriage.

[@winniewildflower3540]

a charming gracious delightful move .... thank you

[@monicaclark9581]

Yes, thanks for this enjoyable film. I think like this Reagan movie better than any of his others so far.

[@vistulacooper6802]

"We PARKED, Son."😂😂😂😂😂😂😂And when he's "riding up and down the street in his grocery truck stalking!!"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dolphinm3639]

Great movie and great actors.

[@susanrussell1555]

This is the most delightful movie! Thanks for no ads.

[@cindydufala7646]

Delightful movie. Bravo ⚘

[@joselopezmoya9786]

THESE MIVIES FROM THE 50'S AND 60'S ARE JUST GREAT. JUST WORTH WATCHING.

[@linasepulveda60]

💯🤍🖤🤍🤎🤍💜🤍💙🤍💚🤍💛🤍❤🤍👍👏👏👏

[@only1pinuchi]

Love love love this movie.....thank you.....

[@selvarasanrangasamy7483]

Very Funny and Fantastic Movie . I couldn't control laughing ..Fantastic Performance by all the actor and acresses .. I became a fan of Charles Coburn after watching the movies "The more the merrier " and this one . He must be a Genius ........

[@nancymoreno9955]

What a "Wonderful/Beautiful" Movie!! It's really sad the movie industry can't make movie's like this!!

[@angelacarleton9575]

They feel unless sex and dirty language are in the script no one will want to go to the movies anymore.

[@JESUSISLORDforever888]

8/5/2021: Oh, they can MAKE them, but our society, for the most part, is so “raunchy and polluted” now that MOST would not go to see a movie like this and the industry would lose 💰 money.

[@JESUSISLORDforever888]

@@angelacarleton9575 ABSOLUTELY, sister Angela, ABSOLUTELY

[@bobsanders9114]

They do: it's called The Hallmark Channel. Unwatchable by most thinking adults, but there they are. For my part, I believe it's a tragedy Spring Byington, such a great artist, never got a chance to tackle an honest, meaty script. Filled with truth and, yes: bad language. Same with Doris Day: great artist, hobbled by a self-censoring era of bland entertainment choices that discouraged critical thinking.

[@exomake_mehorololo]

​@@bobsanders9114all adults are thinking adults as being homo sapiens. It's embarrassing to think you're better or more intelligent for disliking an entertainment channel. The whole industry is all about money first and second and whatever else after. Plenty movies sold to the public as meaningful, full of worthy messages or thought provoking are full of lazy cynicism of arrogant movie makers laughing at their supposedly educated thinking audience

[@melvina628]

A great, clean, and sensitive movie for grown folks.

[@sandiknotts7645]

Great movie. The best I've seen in a long time. Thank you for the upload.

[@sunithadavidson8427]

Splendid movie. Couldn't agree more with Cathy's mother, " it's beautiful at any age" love. ❤️

[@marvinabigby5509]

I enjoyed this movie so much ty.

[@heartscontent]

Such a great movie. Just loved it. Thank you.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

This is the wonderful world into which I was born. For anyone born after 1970, there is no way to explain how great it was.

[@Papa-o33963]

Exactly, I was born April of 1963, I remember the late sixties,seventies,those years were great for us...

[@Laura-Lee]

Hard to get younger people to believe this way of living wasn't just in the movies but in our homes. But I'll keep at it. 👍🏻🤨LL

[@haviskam]

@@Laura-Lee true.

[@aleejones7508]

I was born into the world in the forties: It was a terrible world, children were taken away from young unmarried mothers; Blacks were lynched; Blacks and Browns were not allowed to vote because of Jim Crow. Gays were beaten up and murdered. Women were raped and it was blamed on the victim. Bosses could grab your tits and if you said anything you were fired. I could go on and on, It was a horrible time unless you were white and upper middle class. It was not a wonderful world, It was bigoted, hateful, tawdry. Vets were treated terribly; Scientific experiments where STD were given to human beings and never told about it. I could go on, but why

[@simonf8902]

So true. Anyone born in 1950s can relate to this.

[@kkormanik]

Throughly loved this movie……such a splendid time in movie history. Nothing to hide if someone walked in the room. Little eyes and ears can watch with grandma.

[@conniekrick4447]

I was 11 when "Louisa" came out, and I vaguely remember seeing it in my hometown movie theatre, and enjoying it even then. At that time I didn't give a second thought to that Limbo game played by the people at the square dance. Now, however, I was so impressed at those "old" folks (in their 60's) being able to get down so low! Watching that today, I marveled at Spring Byington and Charles Coburn and their supple joints each time they went under the bar. Great scene, so much fun to watch! Did anyone else notice the brief appearances of Willard Waterman (AKA the great Gildersleeve) and an impossibly young looking Martin Milner?

[@vickywhitesell5261]

Great show! Ronald Regan was a really good actor. A good prez too.

[@rootsrockers109]

Pure pleasure . Louisa was so modern in her ways for that time and very attractive too. A great comedy for all the family to enjoy

[@MrSari504]

this was the first of piper laurie and also her first sexual relation with a man who was the lucky ronald reagan and not instead tony curtis

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Thanks for posting this great movie

[@Laura-Lee]

Charming, funny, and poignant movie. You uploaded another winner. I hate to say it again but, "Ah. The good 'ol days". But I'm remembering all the weddings I've attended and didn't believe in. Usually couples "shacked up" for many years with kids, or clueless couples with no concept of the commitment required as they bounce from marriage to marriage. Or a "bridezilla" intent on spending massive amounts of Daddy's or their fiance's hard earned money so she can be a spoiled "princess" for ONE day. NONE of those a reason to celebrate or rejoice. However, I have witnessed older couples (whose weddings were before ME) that lived their entire lives together without cheating. They endured many tough times and had to work hard at being selfLESS but stayed happily married to their last day together. Their deathbed partings were more beautiful than the weddings I've been at. But at least I know LOVE FOR A LIFETIME is very possible. It's not merely a fairytale or the stuff found in movies. It gives hope to those of us who have held out, sometimes against overwhelming loneliness, in order to do it right and to pass on that torch of hope to the following generations so they have a chance at not being broken, abused wrecks but will KNOW that true love exists and is WORTH the sacrifices. Thus my sermonette is ended. 😔 Love Laura-Lee 🙋🏻‍♀️😊

[@user-yc3jy7kf7r]

Laura, You are so right about the way marriage was treated so differently in our generation. I graduated in 1960 when we had prayer and Bible reading on the PA system every morning. All the students were not Christians but God was still honored as the Creator of men and women. Then they kicked God out, started teaching kids they came from animals and there was no God. I have watched our country steadily going downward ever since, and today they are teaching young children porn in the public schools. Garbage in, garbage out. We sow and we reap what we sow and more than we sow. I do not attend a wedding unless I can witness it with joy. People who live together and have a large wedding and the bride wears a white gown are mocking marriage to me. I like that they are finally marrying, but they have already put the cart before the horse.

[@LLStark]

😊😊😊😊😊 I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS MOVIE! IT MADE ME SMILE AND LAUGH ALL THRU IT! IT WAS WONDERFUL! 😍😍

[@thraciangrapes]

I adore this movie! ❤ Thank you for sharing, I haven't laughed this much in years. My mother used to have the same exact hairdo as Mr. Reagan's wife. Men wore suits every single day, and women wore dresses every day, even to do the daily cooking and daily cleaning. A better world all the way around. Very sad that all the young generations will never know how very decently people used to live and treat each other.

[@shaharazon2449]

true but im glad i dont have to be all dolled up to cook. Lol.

[@katherineelman9756]

Year by pro comes dat Colous stat Star Colour

[@anidaralopez5676]

You are so right. While I never wanted to wear a shirt dress and pearls to clean house, the way young people dress today is downright whore'ish. Saw a girl at a nice restaurant come walking by with her male 'friend'. She had taken an old, threadbare tshirt and cut it straight up the middle, then tied it up under her big saggy boobs (no bra) and looking like she would spill out of it at any time. Maybe he was her pimp, but I was shocked to see that in my home area that used to be relatively upscale people and not the trash this girl and her pal represented.

[@janoirmoon5099]

These were wealthy people who could afford a maid. Hollywood rarely represents the poor who were decent too. But I too miss President Reagan. I agree he was the last decent president we've had and will probably ever have again.

[@exomake_mehorololo]

No one wore their dresses for cleaning 😂?? Have you cleaned anything before!? No one would waste and destroy their good clothes doing chores. Clothing was more expensive than it is today. People weren't fools. Please you guys need to know you are watching a fake fantasy not real life? All these people are wealthy upper middle class... That's not what average people looked like or did

[@carolynnash1508]

This is truly a refreshing,, funny, clean movie. Nothing like them these days.

[@Ellie-nn6bh]

What happened over the years

[@susanhudak7393]

@@Ellie-nn6bh The internet.

[@Celisar1]

I find it depressing how people treated each other and especially seniors here and am happy that times have changed. It is absolutely not their business what the mother does or doesn’t. So despite some disadvantages reg. movies I rather choose our times.

[@exomake_mehorololo]

Have you never seen any Hallmark movie or Great American Family channel? They make a lot of nice movies

[@maryreyes9806]

Playing President was Mr. Regent's best roll; he was a very sweet person.i always liked he's movies.

[@janiesippel225]

Loved it! That was the cutest movie! 💒

[@suzih.6687]

Well this is the most charming little story I have seen in a long time. With the events of the world going on as they are, I want a movie with less grief than most. Very enjoyable!

[@ChrisWhiteAroundTheGround]

Such fun, easy viewing that puts a smile. on your face. Reagan is great in this.

[@gplourdes]

As a child of the 60s who missed the sweet gesture...flowers and chocolate should never get old. Smiled through most of this movie. A pleasure to see our former President in his acting days. His unique humor...that smile and twinkle in his eyes.

[@catherineannelockman3805]

I was born in the 50's...miss those times...

[@dawnbritt6215]

I so enjoyed this sweet movie thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@robertdesantis6205]

Mr Reagan's interaction with his little son at the dinner table around 37:00 is priceless as he sees his son slowly go over to the "enemy camp." I don't gush easily over these old B&W's, but this is a real gem!

[@gemoftheocean]

I caught that Expression too. "You traitor!" :)

[@kathyflorcruz552]

I love these old movies. People fling their hearts, flutter their eyelashes & fall MADLY in love in about 2.5 minutes AND get married.

[@stevewoodson4635]

However long it takes to get the opportunity to interview GM

[@nlcrme]

And oddly enough they last and withstand the test of time.

[@light-yi2me]

My sentiments exactly;))

[@ZafarKhan-jn6xp]

hahahhha fall in love in about 2.5 minutes .

[@nancyhowell4505]

@@nlcrme 👏👍😊

[@hilaryc3203]

Lovely film, I really enjoyed it.

[@diannehart6720]

thanks for the posting it`s a great movie for all the family to see loved it

[@janjbowman]

I love this movie!!! These are he kind of movies I grew up with.

[@elizabethpoulsen]

Thank k you. We all need happy light movies during this traumatic moment in history. Family funny moments make us laugh balancing the anxiety

[@michekids]

Yes, thank you

[@REALcatmom]

Who in the heck gave this a “Thumbs Down?” Wonderful movie!

[@Papa-o33963]

Yes indeed.

[@sherouet]

Just wonderful thank you so much 😊

[@SuperAngela1226]

This is a wonderful movie!

[@bunnybastille1]

I love old movies and am not ashamed to say so. MOvies had class back then, the plots were intelligent, there was not political correctness shoved down the viewers' throats, women knew their places and men actually worked outside the home and took care of their families. I wish old movies were more available.

[@Papa-o33963]

Yes indeed Sra.

[@linasepulveda60]

💯🤍🖤🤍🤎🤍💜🤍💙🤍💚💛🤍👍👏🙌💯

[@pseudopuppy160]

“Women knew their place”. Thank gawd that generation of men are de@d so women don’t have to put up with them & their abuse. 🤢🤢🤮

[@mariocisneros911]

I've been looking for this for a long time. I copied this on vhs, but for a long time its obsolete and DVDs aren't made with many older films

[@watchgoose]

1950, the year I was born. Who knew Ronnie would "grow up" to be President? Wow.

[@oanas7681]

My mom is born in '53 ! I was born in '77 and I simply adore these classics!!! Greetings from Paris :>)

[@Papa-o33963]

@@oanas7681 I agree too my mom was born in 1939 n I was born in 1963. The older movies r the best... Have a good one n may GODJESUSHOLYSPIRIT BLESS ALL, ALWAYS N FOREVER AND EVER...

[@MrFishfinatic]

One of My favorite actors Charles Coburn, thanks for uploading.

[@iignorerepliesfrombores4010]

You might like "Colonel Effingham's Raid"

[@doonewatts7155]

Thank you for posting these films. When I was 12 they used to show 'grey' - my teenage neice didn't know they are called black and white lol - films every Saturday afternoon. It was a real treat to watch them every week and to be able to revisit them now. I always feel incredibly relaxed after them too

[@kyahstewart1135]

Thank you Chris Johnson for this delightful movie. It is so nice to see wholesome old movies instead of the filth that's out there in today's world.

[@stevewoodson4635]

D'envoyer. Sting vous souhaite operations manager and the rest

[@wally1452]

Many of the films from this "Chris Johnson" are very good, partly because he puts out many of the stories from the 1940's & 1950's...the Golden Hollywood " years.

[@user-wc7mo9uo9o]

Future President of United States. How handsome he was. Great comedy, loved it! Had so much fun watching it. Thank you.

[@debbieedwards420]

Great movie 1 st time seeing it.

[@LittleRedSlipper]

.....very very cute. Wish our movies would come back up to this level.

[@kathyjohnsen165]

Delightful movie. Spring Byington, Edmund Gwynn, Charles Coburn, Ronald Reagan, Ruth Hussey, and the entire cast were fantastic. A wonderful movie to watch on Christmas Eve.

[@janehickling1244]

I really enjoyed this movie. The plot, the acting and the amusing, witty dialogue. All first rate. Thank you.

[@Francine01946]

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, remembering a more gentle, innocent, family oriented time. How the world has changed.

[@seanmccann8368]

I wonder? I think the world and the people were just the same, it was just easier to hide the less pleasant aspects of humanity and society back then; bad things didn't happen to 'nice people like us' (insert your own socio-economic, racial, religious, political identity here) only to 'those people' (insert your own personal prejudice here).

[@carmensaify]

@@seanmccann8368 that is 100% correct- there was no coverage of the less desirable elements in movies like this.

[@angelacarleton9575]

People don't sit at the family table but scattered to do their own particular thing. That's what sad.

[@upwk7]

@@seanmccann8368 the truth

[@bernardbeaudreau7330]

And not for the better!!

[@cristineconnell7803]

Wasn't until I was older that I saw Reagan's movies! Such a talented actor! He cracks me up! All the cast was excellent! Great plot! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@katherinehogan6622]

Does anyone know exactly what year this 🎥 film was made ??? Pls repl!!! Than you!!!!!

[@cristineconnell7803]

@@katherinehogan6622 I believe 1950, I enjoy all of Reagan's films! His great comedic timing was not noted enough!

[@jmccracken1963]

@@katherinehogan6622 The movie was released by Universal/International in the U.S. on 31 May 1950, so I would presume that it was made in early 1950.

[@thehair1474]

Excellent movie. The night Reagan was elected President in 1980, this movie was played in celebration, in Los Angeles.

[@nlcrme]

Reagan was a wonderful President 👏 ❤ 💖 💕

[@thehair1474]

@@nlcrme Reagan was the best President of our lifetime.