Someone to Remember 1943

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[@miapdx503]

An older lady once told me "when I was a child everyone had horses. Only rich people had cars. Now everyone has cars and only rich people have horses" 😏

[@doberman1ism]

When I was little my Italian immigrant grandmother would scold me when suntanning outdoors. In her day only peasants who worked out in the fields had dark skin. Grandma was very light skinned and would apply white talcum powder to her face before getting dressed up. The lighter the skin the more the money you had. Also if you were thin you were poor. A bucksom woman signified your husband could afford feed you.

[@sylviaibarra8293]

Tru dat my family in Mexico have horse's and goats and chickens and 🐂 s pig's etc etc we have a ranch in Mexico but we're not rich only trying to survive 😢😮 I live in Texas whit my roommate but live in an apartment . but I love farming life 😁🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@miapdx503]

@@sylviaibarra8293 Same here! My dream is to own some land, just a few acres, and have a horse, some chickens and a milk goat. And of course grow lots of vegetables and fruits. That's my dream...🤔 🥰

[@charliesmith_]

One goes without a lot of things to have a horse. Was very happy to go without everything everyone else had - for 20 years - just to have the love of my best 🐴 friend with me, in my life.

[@winonamassingill7895]

About the comment of cars and horses:In peacetime sons buried their fathers, in wartime fathers buried their sons. 🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢

[@paulheffron4836]

This movie opened my eyes to realize how far down society has gone and how even basic civility has deteriorated in these times now. People from the era of this movie would be so shocked if they could see things as they are today. I'm so glad I grew up when I did in the 1950's. Thanks for posting this charming story.

[@respecthewoman]

Indeed, however, Im realizing that evils did exist during these times as well however, they were ashamed unlike today when people are happy to celebrate their evil. We pray for guidance and blessings as the promised punishment is due, due to our actions. smh

[@saberzer094]

U know it’s a movie right and not a documentary?

[@bisedwards6985]

@@saberzer094 U know that shallow people make dumb comments like yours right.

[@springsogourne]

@@saberzer094movies reflect the values and norms of the times. Just like today’s movies, so what’s your point?

[@jenniferzanoni2874]

Society goes down with every new generation

[@glennchristie2316]

Did you notice while watching this incredible movie - There was RESPECT, UNDERSTANDING - AND NOT FILTHY LANGUAGE..

[@homegown1234]

I rather watch movies that inspires people to be better individuals. I love old films and believe me what I learned if it inspires you to have better morals and ethics - please continue to watch movies like this one.

[@daisy4750]

Yes movies today are meaningless.

[@operadog2000]

Also, this movie did not have a deviant political agenda.

[@lilcricket4379]

We don't build with love any longer or with good product. Everything's crumbling like the georgia guidestones with its rot.

[@s.tranger1074]

FILMS MADE BEFORE ABOUT 1965 NEVER HAVE FILTHY LANGUAGE!

[@novaricos]

My Nova Scotian Grandmothers, both born in 1899, whom I was lucky enough to have still in 1999, told me that "a real lady is a woman who knows how to allow a man to be a gentleman". Even now, when you act like a gracious and kind lady, most men, young and older, instinctively know how to react as gentlemen in my experience.

[@amcguigan2389]

That's a good point! It's true!

[@janewasson4845]

True! Most men just want to marry a June Cleaver. Even these days. No thank you!

[@SuperPorchswing]

I'm surprised you weren't struck by lightning telling such awful lies.

[@pineo81]

I'm from Nova Scotia too! The Annapolis Valley.

[@novaricos]

both sides of my family come from Rossway and Digby. Love the Valley too.!@@pineo81

[@ec8787]

I haven’t seen my son for almost 7 years, he even changed his name. I used to cried, but now I’m getting used to his absence. I missed him terrible 😢. I love this movie ❤thank you.

[@sharonrousseau3527]

Take care please.

[@ec8787]

@@sharonrousseau3527 Thank you

[@saran3214]

He will be back, have faith.

[@ec8787]

@@saran3214 I do have faith that he’ll come back, I just hope it won’t be late. I’ll be 77 y/o in July. Thank you for your words of encouragement.

[@saran3214]

@@ec8787 You have a lot of living to do, still. Go out in nature and look at the beauty around you. It will make you feel better. It's what I do. Debbie Reynolds and her daughter did not speak for 10 years then reconciled. It happens.

[@respecthewoman]

Mouring the times when people were respectful and loving towards their fellowmen and elders. Sigh. Thank you for this heart warming movie.

[@lindastevens9991]

Do you notice that they incorporate church and moral values? They don't know how to do that in today's movies

[@lechat8533]

@@lindastevens9991 It depends on what kind of movies you watch.

[@lechat8533]

It`s not all doom and gloom. I have a daughter, a son-in-law, and a grandson. And I am a teacher, which means that I`m in constant contact with young people, and many of them are very decent young people around, who care for their families. The problem with us people is, that we oftentimes tend to idealize the past and the people in it. Times change, but then they always have. In the 1920`s young people were far more wild than they are today. In the 50`s there was also a lot going on. History teaches us that the older generations have always been disappointed in the younger generations. It`s difficult to accept changes but it`s inevitable. No generation is perfect, and no era in history has ever been perfect. Far from it.

[@cattymajiv]

@@lindastevens9991 Thank gawd! We get more than enough religion shoved down our throats in the comment sections, 100 times every day! Funny how no other religion is so rude as to bombard everyone else with their ranting and raving, but christians do it everywhere all the time! I don't want to hear it!

[@birdlynn417]

Democrats don't like that, they only want chaos and crazy. @@lindastevens9991

[@elzaaltmann]

No insults, no yelling, proper etiquette, smooth. Its the way life still should be.😊 love it❤ SWEET

[@lindamcfadden5522]

Oh,for the good old days!!!!!!! This world is a mess!!

[@whatwillbem6825]

@@lindamcfadden5522 Amen…self worth respect for oneself and others compassionate hearts…II’m sad for the youth of today…

[@friendlier]

I enjoyed it, but it's a movie. Life was never really like this.

[@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs]

It’s a movie…fiction…an image…propaganda

[@elzaaltmann]

@@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs Propaganda for what?

[@miapdx503]

Whatever happened to graciousness, manners, decorum...it's as if we've become savages. We have lost so much. I'm in my 60s and I can't imagine things getting much worse. Yet it does, every day.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

I think,since the " pandemic" people have been desensitized to the" negative aspects " in life and in their human nauturesI think so many people continue to experience a difficult time and don't know " how " to be who they were,felt before,the virus " hit. " I think people are " afraid of returning to how they were,not sure if it' s safe to do."

[@miapdx503]

@@NancySanders-om4ic You're right, it changed things...we thought everything would go back to "normal," but no, this is the "new normal," and we've lost so much...maybe that was the plan. There was definitely a plan.

[@maryannswanson3832]

I totally agree, we have become Sodom and Gomorrah, as in the Bible. Disrespectful, lude, mean, no manners, nasty movements that are supposed to pass as dancing. 😢

[@miapdx503]

@@maryannswanson3832 Women and girls have been conditioned to degrade themselves, for "likes" and attention. They turn themselves inside out for attention and have no idea how sad, how pathetic it is. I'm convinced these are the end of days...and yet I know it will surely get worse. 😓

[@GohAhweh]

​@@NancySanders-om4icyes, the plandemic, the great reset.. ugh.

[@maryannswanson3832]

What àn absolute GEM, full of true entertainment, that touches many emotions. I loved it and I totally agree with the other comment concerning the manners and civility of the past. The young men are respectful and kind. The dancing and dress so lovely. What a horrible dive we've taken as a society.

[@homegown1234]

I agree with you Mary and wish things would not have changed so much in our society. Hopefully, with God's help and positive behavior we can get back those values we have tossed aside.

[@mandyclark2657]

Things seem just plain ugly nowadays

[@mandyclark2657]

Even fashion which was meant to beautify, to make elegant and graceful , has become the opposite

[@norlavine]

Bit by bit the world changed into an insane asylum without us even noticing - as it does..😊

[@mildredwilson2386]

It has not ever been as you say ! It was all lies then and now. True GOODNESS does DETERIORATE What's more you all are complicit with the darkness you claim to hate!

[@cadillacdebois]

Another great story! Thank you to my grandma Wilson, aunt Virginia, aunt Betty for my love for the golden screen, their generation, and all they gave. I love and miss their generation!

[@tinadavy3990]

Was your Grandma, Ada Wilson and your aunt Virginia Silbernagel ? If yes, you are a lovely relative ... Contact anytime ... The Parkside 2519 Wallace Ave. Apt # C-1 Louisville, KY 40205 A QUICK NOTE WOULD BE GREAT... I WILL RESPOND ! m davy

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Amen!!! ❤

[@MokiGirl]

What a wonderful movie. When my Dad passed away, I was going through his things, and I found a little booklet from 1942 that was an insert in the Newark NJ Evening News. It was called Etiquette For Young People. The college kids in this movie had the same manners that the book taught. It's a beautiful thing to see anyone, of any age , acting so graciously.

[@REALcatmom]

What a time to have been alive! Manners, cultured speech, styles, and RESPECT! It seems like a kinder, gentler world.

[@jmh2105]

So sorry, But it was 1943... the rest of the World was Already At War! Hitler was Raging across Europe, And We... these Very People, would Shortly, be inexorably drawn into WWII . These "Better, more Civilized Times"... are iN Women's & Men's Hearts, Surely anyone iN this time, was Fearful, and Soon Soon to Wonder Themselves... Where has Humanity Gone? Fighting, sacrificing, & Dying for it. We All... every last one of us- Make - the Civility, or hell, that we exist and Live Within. By Each interaction we have, & each Decision we make. iF Civility & Respect Truly Live in Our hearts too, then they Can live in the World that WE create as well. There is but to Remain civil & respectful, in the face of the Uncivil & Dis-respectful. The Challenge... even in the times depicted in this movie.

[@voyaristika5673]

Love these old movies that tell real stories and have defined characters. They always show the talent of the actor. Thanks!

[@debbieolagues5283]

When I was in my late teens and early twenties my mother and I would stay up late watching late night movies. This was one of them. I never knew the name of the movie so I was so surprised to discover it. But I remember a different ending. I remember that, after she passed away, the boys carried her casket down the stairs and call to each floor that she was coming down. I loved this movie many years ago and I am so happy I found it again.

[@diego-search]

That ending was in the remake of the film called, "Johnny Trouble" (1957) starring Ethel Barrymoore.

[@tinadavy3990]

try: "Johnny Trouble" w/ Ethel Barrymore (a remake 1957) perhaps the one with the coffin down the stairwell . 😢❤

[@debbieolagues5283]

@@tinadavy3990 Thank you, I believe you may be right about the movie.

[@jennymoore2083]

I love old movies for their ettiqiet, respect and the decor of the time. I enjoyed this movie very much. Thank you ❤

[@antisoros369]

This movie warmed my soul from start to finish. Thank you!

[@itallia666]

🇬🇧 Thats the way a film should be! To make you feel good inside. Ive always thought that the older generation, the grandparents get on much better with the younger ones, the grandkids. I adored my grandparents & we got on like a house on fire & we did mad things together & laughed so much! Even though i had a super mum & dad, they were correct & lead by good example for me to follow. But the most fun in my younger life was always with my grandparents. Now my grandson is 17yrs & we have always been close & almost Telepathetic & his pals love coming to my house with him & we laugh & talk for hours They are always asking me what it was like to be young in the 1960s & 70s. They listen to my music records of the rock bands of my youth & look at my photos when we all wore mini skirts & they thrill to my stories! Yet my 2 daughters werent that interested.. The older & younger generations Are so suited & the age gap doesnt exist! Thank you for this wonderful film! I must say my grandsons friends are so courteous & exceedingly well mannered towards me & never a bad word Its quite wonderful.. Peace & Good Cheer to All 🇬🇧👧

[@patsysmothermon7861]

This is an interesting old saying, " The Kids & Grandparents have the same enemy- that's why They are So close- It's The Parents of the Grands!" 😮🥴

[@fayee8986]

Mini skirts? I didn't live in a Christian home, but my dad would beat me half to death if I was ever caught in a mini skirt any kind of Garb like that. Livestock the evil that went on there I never wanted a part of it. Pure evilness and what does that equal to lawlessness just like the Bible says!!!.. drugs and dead babies for Left Behind that display of rebelliousness😨! And Humanity has been going downhill ever since!.. full of wickedness and Evil... God help us❤

[@aliciaschuster5182]

Lovely story. Be nice to have these days again. May GOD BLESS US

[@jhlfsc]

Yeah, nothin like the days when the police or doctors, let alone your own husband/owner wouldn't even tell you your own son was dead❤

[@laurafloura3058]

This movie is a treasure from a world gone. I adored the kindness and respect shown to all. Just a treasure I thank you 😊

[@sandymurray9829]

Such a fine spiritual quality to this movie the grace and mercy of God that is often overlooked in life.

[@heidirobinson6432]

This was a grade A genuine feel-good movie! I needed that today!

[@siminnajibi19]

THANK YOU A BEAUTIFUL MOVIE...

[@user-ct3lz9ho4j]

What a wonderful old movie! Just goes you to show you don't have to have a big name to have big talent!

[@1958RBS]

They really don't make 'em like that anymore! Beautiful film.

[@CissyBrazil]

A beautiful story! I love these meaningful movies!

[@heatherfulmore3412]

😅 oksy

[@conniefoxx9813]

My mother in law (may she rest in peace) was ever hopeful of seeing her middle child, a son, once more before she died. He had been a drug addict and in gangs, and after trying to rob her one night when he was about 17 his little brother conked him in the head with a vase and chased him out of the house. He never returned home....and that was 50 years ago. She always believed he was alive somewhere even though the odds were very much against it.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Heartbreaking. Bless her. And you for caring.

[@fayee8986]

So sad😢

[@kendaleabutler-ellsworth4348]

This made me cry, but I remember not so long ago when civility and kindness existed. Now not so much but I'm thankful I grew up in a time when people still cared about one another

[@maxinenall9950]

Wow what a wonderful movie 😍 can you imagine college boys today being that kind and thoughtful to an old lady today 😂 No not this generation of foul-mouthed selfish Idiots 😠 What a sad world we have today 😥

[@doberman1ism]

I am 71 years young and I understand completely!

[@creed4022]

I agree....the problem though is also the parents fault for not raising their children to respect and be mindful of others.

[@raylenenielsen5943]

@@creed4022Parenting has taken a step or two down with each passing generation as has the moral standards and values of society. Just one compromise after another - with evil.

[@creed4022]

@@raylenenielsen5943 Planned destruction of society is now taking a massive deep dive. Evil to the core.

[@fayee8986]

​@@raylenenielsen5943😢 yes with evil the results of the lack of God.

[@TT01013]

Holy, holy, holy, that was my mother‘s favorite song in church.

[@maryowen1722]

I ❤️’d this movie!!! The ending was both disappointing and perfect. Thank you!!!

[@barbarapoulden9235]

I don’t like comments about endings as it spoils my enjoyment!

[@maryowen1722]

@@barbarapoulden9235 Sorry! I never read the comments until after the movie. It’s hard to comment w/o mentioning details sometimes.

[@barbarapoulden9235]

@@maryowen1722please understand that some people prefer to read comments before a film because it makes them feel less alone with the experience, but it really spoils it when intrusive opinions affect one’s apprehension towards the end. The build up should not be interfered with - when one wants and NEEDS one’s own intimate interpretation of something that is private. Wholly personal. You invade other people’s right to this freedom of creative individuality. It’s not generally seen as socially acceptable behaviour if comments like yours are spoken in conversation. When I recommend a film to a friend I never give away anything about an ending. Discuss this matter with your friends, please, and find out what they think on this. Then you might understand what I’m trying to explain, for the sake of others. I wish you would delete your criticism of the film. If you do then you will ALSO have the satisfaction of seeing my replies to you disappear at the very same moment

[@barbarapoulden9235]

@@maryowen1722last time I complained the the ending was discussed the person told me NOT TO READ COMMENTS BEFORE THE FILM. PLEASE delete your comment as it’s not needed by others in the slightest. Please understand what you are doing to others. If you are not a serious thinker you will leave your comment with arrogance

[@cissyfoster3417]

@maryowen1722 I too loved this movie...and as to the ending, I figured that it had to end with her being happy no matter the outcome and she did...she died with a smile on her face ❤

[@Echo-tk8pz]

I love black-and-white movies. This is one of my favorites. As a child- This is where I first learned the word “condominium.”❤

[@kathylynch9732]

What an excellent movie! I encourage everyone to watch this!

[@Magnev]

What a wonderful movie. I feel nostalgic,life in those days was much more peacefull, respectful also Good manners were a sign of good education. Today, it is chaos everywere. People are becoming wild beasts.I am very greatful to you, thank you for uploading that lovely movie. God bless you ! (a freindly hello from a small town in Québec ,Canada )

[@fayee8986]

Wild based. It's a good word for it all. Equals to the lack of God😢

[@amberspaulding]

It isn't chaos everywhere, unless you watch Fox and OAN.

[@Magnev]

First, tank you for your opinion. Now, i am not a slave of Media. No matter wich one. I admit that i don't realy trust any of them. They work for their own interest usualy ,or, if there is a higher government person who pressure them to commentaror what they suggest. There is so many wonderful peacefull youtube site we can visit and fell happy, i dont look for desasters all over the planet. To be blind about certains terrible problems in some countrys is selfish. I like to make my own opinion. I been traveling all over the planet since thirty years, and i saw crude and brutals events that can trouble a human soul for ever.I am a convinced believer in The Mighty Creator and his love for us and justice. If we open our eyes, we can see troubles suffering all around us(familys- neighbors - town- members of society -our country). But there is also good people who try their best to confort those who suffer injustices. God bless you !@@amberspaulding

[@liisabolyan2506]

A truly enjoyable movie. I was drawn to it because my husband was born that year. How life has changed over the years!

[@winonamassingill7895]

For ones who would love to see a wonderful movie about love between older couples, please watch One Special Night starring James Garner and Julie Andrews.

[@baygom8366]

Thank you 💙💚🌱🌳🙏

[@bordeauxhouse]

It's marvelous!

[@stephj9378]

Thank you

[@ksr7271]

Dont know what to say, excepting that, every adult needs to see this film, and see it again. Thanks for uploading this. There is something we can all learn from that Lady in these stressed times.

[@stephj9378]

It's a great way to let young folks see how far we've come.

[@Southphxgal2023]

Good old days. How times have changed for the worse since then. No trust, people disrespect you, never taking responsibility for their actions. It’s all gone. How sad I see this in kiddos these days. I’m in my late 60’s and people have to understand that we are still here and we will not step out of the way. The young generation will not change us.

[@amberspaulding]

I think you should consider that the rude section of the younger generation may have grown up with no encouragement and no security in their lives-- even when they aren't necessarily poor. They might just be strongly affected by the Trump Era, and think there's no good feeling anymore among adults.

[@criticalthinking6929]

You’re viewing things simply from your perspective. That’s a major problem the unwillingness to change, refusing to accept the fact that sometimes tradition equals failure.

[@criticalthinking6929]

@@amberspauldingRudeness and violence has always existed in every culture/society regardless of gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic conditions or nationality. Morality is a personal choice.

[@Bella-gj6wc]

What a wonderful, wonderful movie! IF only young people acted so kindly, what a wonderful place this would be. Thank you for sharing!! ❤️❤️

[@amberspaulding]

Most young people have had a hard time. My sons' friends' home lives have made me so sad.

[@robertwilkins8357]

These old film at 83 and I remember make you feel good of the actor that gave us joy!

[@thomashernandez8700]

WHAT? Who?

[@stephj9378]

Y'all see that Christmas tree? Yow!

[@terribrough7450]

I stumbled across this video by accident. I had never heard of the film. What a wonderful movie. I truly enjoyed it. Thank you for posting it!

[@UrsulaPainter]

The acting and film profession had some mighty fine people. They acknowledged the existence of evil without glamorizing it. Thank you for the upload.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Heartwarming, sweet story. Beautifully acted. Thank you!!

[@diannemiller1895]

Peter Lawford's first acting gig ? Such a cute movie. How refreshing. TU UT❤

[@BeverlyM52]

That was nice. Well-done and unique.

[@judyderieux8484]

What a wonderful movie💖

[@karenmeeks7154]

Wonderful Movie !!!

[@donnarogers7732]

Of all the old movies I've watched ,I've never seen this one. Brought tears to my eyes. "The boys" were wonderfully played. I saw a young Peter Lawford. This generation really disturbs me. They seem to want a quarrel all the time. Guns , quick Tempers,so much useless loss of life. Yes,our Society is not kind and we Should have learned many lessons from the past but as always we don't till much pain and grief is cost. Especially to Parents who try so hard to do their best. Thank you for sharing this movie. 😢🙏✌️♥️

[@danielnapoli649]

My first jaded, cynical reaction was " how sappy, how ridiculous!" Then , I realized that this was true entertainment. It wasn't meant to reflect all the shortcomings of life but to lift us from harsh reality if even for a moment. After allowing myself to suspend blief to just enjoy the sentimentality of it I felt peaceful, happier somehow. I'm gonna be watching more old movies. I need some joy and peace these days.

[@Froggie757froggiefroggiefroggi]

Me too❤

[@HighSierraDawn]

What I sweet sentimental movie. It is one I will never forget. Thank you!

[@lydiarowe491]

Always living in hope that one day..being ever so kind to everyone around her..blessing them with grace..passing was the blessing in disguise..not knowing was her protection..❤🌞❤

[@rideonkc]

Holy Holy Holy Lord God Almighty!!!

[@stephj9378]

I haven't heard that in years.

[@diego-search]

Thanks for uploading this to youtube. The remake of this film, "Johnny Trouble" (with Ethel Barrymore) is already on youtube and I was hoping the original would be available and now it is!

[@clintfarmer1]

By pure chance I came upon this beautiful movie! What a gem! Thank you!

[@mstrsims2]

a young Peter Lawford. good film

[@Michelina22]

I wish I was born earlier, love these times ❤

[@sparkysmom7149]

I am soooo glad i watched this movie! It was so very sweet and so decent! I have faith that humanity will become this thoughtful and caring once again.

[@reginamay1]

Beautiful movie, beautiful actors in an era gone by

[@robertsmith-qb2ke]

Nice to see this crop up. Saw this back in the 80s at London's NFT in a Siodmak double-bill - charming movie as I recall...

[@leannetrotter4414]

HEY YOU GUYS...IT IS PETER LAWFORD AND HE WAS SO FINE !!!

[@fayee8986]

Peter Lawford was born with the gold spoon in his mouth that's why he became a popular actor.

[@keithharvey7230]

He wasn't creepy then.

[@stephj9378]

Yes! I thought I recognized his dimples. Lol.

[@annemariedecicco2185]

Yes, I noticed him, too.

[@42kellys]

Such a lovely film! It brought tears in my eyes. She died happy believing her son was coming home. I was sad when she died until I realized from the chauffeur that her son was a bad lot and died and would have never come back and this man was just a name sake.

[@sherrillcornett4212]

Such a sweet movie!!😊

[@charmainemorton3146]

Great movie..I smiled throughout. Times were so different then. One would be surprise from the comments. If you look around times may have changed but not that much. ❤

[@veronica-dn9ro]

Mrs. Freeman may not have been a biological grandmother to but she was grandmother to that whole dorm to young men and women who needed it. I bet if young men and women have her kind gentle guidance, today , they could count themselves blessed.❤

[@shelleymcafee8197]

(God does work in wondrous ways!)😉🥰 Thank-You for uploading this sweet-movie; I loved it.❤️

[@kathyh4804]

Oh how I wish they still made beautiful heartwarming films like this today! Back when no matter your income, race etc. almost everyone had basic manners and etiquette! Even the poorest took pride in providing loving homes and taught class even without money! Every generation now has just gotten less respectful and more selfish. So sad!😢 I want to be a great grandma like the character in this movie! Class, softness, generosity and grace!

[@anneemms4934]

Such a beautiful gem

[@Scout-ff6sh]

Lovely movie. Got teary eyed when she was waltzing. Thank you for uploading.

[@user-us3xl6id6t]

Wondered if the journalism student was played by Peter Lawford, he has a lovely speaking voice. A gently humorous and touching story.. Thank You.

[@katherinelwooley7891]

And he was uncredited.

[@siminnajibi19]

YES HE WAS...

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

Yes, it is Peter Lawford,playing a journalism student,and he wasn't listed in the credits.

[@user-us3xl6id6t]

Thanks!@@NancySanders-om4ic

[@lindamcfadden5522]

It was Peter Lawford.

[@raynonabohrer5624]

What a wonderful twist. The end.

[@user-nb7zy4zf8x]

Brilliant movie thanks for sharing 😢😢😢😢😢😢💔

[@winonamassingill7895]

I worked for the post office and when I was putting the mail in up in so boxes that were in the lobby an old man came up to me and said: Little darlin I could take you in my arms and waltz across Texas with you. I could have told him that he would have his work cut out for him because I certainly was no dancer 💃🏻. 😅😅😅😅

[@cattymajiv]

That's so sweet! You must have felt tickled pink! ❤❤❤

[@JaneGardner-gr9ro]

Wonderful movie... A young Peter Lawford was in this.

[@lucycastro1769]

Thank you for the movie l really an joy

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

This was a very,very good movie,one I wanted to " keep watching, not end." I thought the ending would be as it was,tho,sad.Thank you,for showing such a fine film.

[@slomo1716]

This one looks great! Can't wait to watch later! I love historical love stories, I hope NOT a sci-fi. Couldn't wait, watching now, because I LOVE Charles Dingle. Sweet Movie with a lovely message!

[@user-rl2vr2qt8c]

They don't make 'em like this anymore ❤

[@donnarainville2256]

A WONDERFUL MOVIE. NO BAD WORDS. WONDERFUL STORY. MORE PLEASE. ❤️🙏🇨🇦

[@jamesleibensperger6489]

This movie showed back in Hollywood's earlier days , that they had a heart, morals, and allowed God in the film!! Those commenting how far we have fallen morally, spiritually, and politically are so right on target, we have become all that our parents taught us not to be !! America us in serious decline, and it will take more than a new president to heal the evil, may God melt our cold hearts towards each other, even those we disagree with!! Thanks for your time!!

[@lindastevens9991]

God bless you for your insightful comments.

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

That dinner date was not to be missed neither the exchange of a gift or two. That was my place with him. The land owner

[@uk7900]

This is one of the most tender, saddest, most beautiful films I’ve ever seen. I have learned so much. I too, have a son I so much wish to see. He left home at 18, and he’s 31 now. My lamp 🪔 will always be shining in the window for him ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@sylviaibarra8293]

Watching the movie now 🎉

[@paulinemarvin894]

What a wonderful movie 😊thanks

[@LMBumstead]

I love the old fashioned night clubs. ( 46 minutes in ) So elegant with everyone dressed up and the live orchestra. Sigh......

[@andim4095]

My grandmother showed me this film recently. I often humour her when she shows me an old black and white movie. They can be a hit or a miss for me, but what a wholesome gem of a film this was. Easily one of my favourites. Lovely story ❤

[@rosasolorio7670]

100% delightful!!

[@elainebrown874]

Such a wonderful movie. All the young men were so respectful to her. So very sad she never knew about her Son but in a way she gained a Grandson. A great movie. ❤️

[@cynthiapalmer3502]

It makes me want to go back in time more now. People took the time for others, not just bustle around being self centered like we've evolved into.

[@lechat8533]

What a gem of a movie. Thank you very much for uploading.❤

[@marybranicki3354]

I saw the remake Johnny Trouble because I just love Ethel Barrymore and can’t wait to see watch this…Mabel Paige played Mrs Hansen on the episode of I Love Lucy when Lucy and Ethel buy a dress shop.. excellent actress

[@americanrn125]

Such a sweet movie ❤

[@user-dm7ik4uy4c]

Lovely movie.

[@kayp5299]

Wonderful movie, thank you for posting this.

[@maureenmckenna5220]

Delightful,story.

[@hectordelvalle4428]

I remember this film. It was back then 1965 when I saw on a black and white RCA television. Not one scene was omitted.

[@jadakowers590]

Old fashioned, sentimental and sweet, wish they still made movies like this one!

[@Shirleybird65]

Such a wonderful movie. Thank you.

[@zakeemsworld6619]

Best movie I ever watched.

[@rosemerrynmcmillan1611]

This beautiful way of being towards each other with loving respectful consideration and these beautiful refined manners can still be yours to keep, practice and bless others with. It is godly love. It comes from God being in our heart and thoughts.

[@julietteyork6293]

One of the college students is a very young Peter Lawford. Also, the actress playing Mrs. Freeman played the dress shop owner who sold her business to Lucy & Ethel on “I Love Lucy.”

[@jessiejames7492]

Such a lovely story. Rare gem of a movie