The Magnificent Rogue (1946) COMEDY

[@shelleymcafee8197]

I enjoyed this; ‘Honey’ was My favourite Character. Thank-You!

[@poochyface3696]

I love those old movies, they are clean.

[@bonniebelmondo381]

A AMBITIOUS YOUNG LADY !!! and great music, too

[@TravelingCitrianSnail]

A surprisingly daring movie for its time. Loved it!! ❤❤

[@elijahrose2144]

Sweet movie ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Thank you for movie have a fantastic day

[@brenharris6214]

I like this one already , just begun

[@carmenfoote7999]

Cute little movie. Never thought marriage could be so confusing. Thanks for the post. Joe S

[@vestibulate]

Photography by John Alton- one of the great exponents of light and shadow.

[@starfishw7138]

Thanx for that info. Those photos are striking

[@saintclic]

Enjoyed... highs an crazzzy actions made it interesting...

[@Jwillvera]

Classic Shady date night comedy 🤣thx u

[@marbleman52]

A fun comedy; I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks...!!

[@lisawentworth6831]

'A woman's place is in the home'....who did they think took over all the jobs when the men were at war? He should have at least been grateful for her keeping things going while he was gone.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

My grandmother was a "Rosie the Riveter". During the war she worked in a factory that was making parts for planes. She was also a very creative artistic person. She worked cutting & polishing windshields. The material was half inch plastic of some sort. From the scraps she made a few things. She made a necklace. She made the chain links and clasp. The pendant was made from the windshield 'plastic' . It is cut in the shape of a heart and has beveled polished edges.🙂She was a widow in her early 30's with 2 young children during the depression. She went with the kids walking across country working on farms for food. She was a kind, sweet little woman.

[@lisawentworth6831]

@@atlasshrugged7475 sounds like she was a treasure!

[@atlasshrugged7475]

@@lisawentworth6831 Indeed 🙂

[@-oiiio-3993]

The aftermath of which is precisely what this film is about, though in a humorous vein. Johnny came marching home to a changed world.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@atlasshrugged7475 Original Plexiglas (Trademark Registered).

[@doreekaplan2589]

Fun hats and gloves....I remember wearing white gloves as a kid

[@DavidRice111]

"Hey- my bag's on that train!" "Yes, I know~ I hope she likes it out in California." Great line!

[@anneexcell4881]

I knoooww..!! i LOVED that line! ppfaaHaaarr! 😅 And there were so many good lines throughout as well, but ending on that one is great.. (I then came to see comments and yours is at the top.. and I couldn't agree more!) ✔️

[@mickeymouse-pu1ic]

Favorite line of the movie. Awesome way to end👍🤣

[@Tom-ym7bm]

A good mix of old fashioned drama & comedic theater. The arts that never end! A timeless classic if you like vintage movies. With this ring I wed! 😂

[@-oiiio-3993]

_You take the blonde, I'll take the one with the turban..._ kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2aYp2BrjLd0es0

[@KAT-th5eh]

Cute Story! Ty For Circulating these Old Black & White 🎥Movies;. 👏Sooo Refreshing watching a Whole Movie, & No One had to get Naked & it was Enjoyable AND Entertaining!👍

[@kennethlongsr4009]

So true. Today's actors and writers cannot make a "G" or "PG" movie. There are few you can watch with your grandchildren without being embarrassed. Just no talent today

[@allenwatkins4972]

I didn't watch it all but I liked the part I did see.

[@poochyface3696]

That was a great movie, thanks

[@coachdlr1]

Great little movie

[@marisadallavalle393]

I enjoy the comments as much as I enjoy the movies! Great education for me makes the movies so much more interesting.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Most women back then worked only until they got married. Once married, they happily devoted their lives to keeping the house and raising children. But feminist extremist ideology brainwashed them to be more independent, hence a lot of woman went to work from the 70's onwards, but the downside was that their financial independence also made them less willing to compromise in any disagreement that would inevitably crop up between spouses. This resulted in divorce rate and couples (married or not) breaking up, reach an all- time high. Now, one-parent and one-person households have become so common as to pass for "normal". They make up at least 50% of US households, though the media would dowplay the phenomena.

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Hi dear

[@janet8418]

Thanks for posting.

[@alanlayfield5130]

Lovely film 🎥 🎞 🎦

[@theresaholguin699]

Enjoyed movie. Gerald was on the classic radio shows. He was so handsome

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

Thank you for posting. The B Movies are the best. Witty dialogue, the actors seem to enjoy playing off each other. Gerald Mohr, always thought he was so handsome. Died young , heart attack, (June 11, 1914- November 9, 1968). Loved his voice as well. Happy viewing from Las Vegas, NV 8/30/18

[@michaeltooke3398]

los angeles 9/2/18

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

Hi Michael. 9/02/18

[@alphonsozorro7952]

At 54, he was a worn out swine, not young. Hundreds of thousands of Americans still die today at his very ripe age.

[@katherinehogan578]

I'm so happy that all the reviews by the men on this film we're favorable! The sugar Lee role reminded me of Joan 👱 Blondell in "topper returns". Great b film. I loved it in California, but something gives me the feeling he won't quite get there. All great positive reviews. Thanks for posting.

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@randytracy1742]

Lynne roberts. Warren Douglas,Gerald mohr,Adele Mara and Grady Sutton Star in this comedy-while her husband is away fighting world war 2, a young wife successfully manages his advertising business-a hitch develops when the husband returns and expects her to be a housewife’ - male chauvinism ( vs. feminism) at its worst! Johnny came marching home to a different world-a woman’s place is not in the home these days! I give the flick 2 stars !! ⭐️ 😮😮😮😮😮

[@heru-deshet359]

I remember seeing Gerald Mohr in a Lost in Space episode playing a devil when I was a kid.

[@brucephelps6245]

Lol TRUE !

[@keithharvey7230]

He was horrible in Detective Story.

[@heru-deshet359]

@@keithharvey7230 Haven't seen it.

[@letfreedomring7684]

Very charming comedy! It is always a pleasant surprise to find a B picture that is equally as competent as an A picture. Well done all around. Thank you for the upload. :-)

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Even better than "A".

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@rootsrockers109]

Nice little flick

[@janheffernan4792]

Love love the dress and hat❤❤

[@passionfruitfruit]

Thank you.

[@heru-deshet359]

What a conniving evil friend. Thy shalt not covet they neighbor's spouse (so to speak).

[@storylass9071]

did anyone notice that Vera wore her initials on her blouse like Laverne from Laverne and Shirley did?

[@tinklvsme]

That is a cute movie! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😍✌️👍👀🌹

[@im1who84u]

58:53 What is Vera doing all dressed up and home alone with no plans to go out?

[@venkatreddy392]

Martini it's me😆😆

[@cinderellafan362436]

Excellent movie!

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Miss you

[@santonuborpuzari2411]

Nice one

[@antilogism]

From 14:55 to about 15:20 it had stereo crickets! IMDB has this listed as mono. Interesting stuff.

[@alicelowell7549]

Nice one!

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Hi dear

[@heru-deshet359]

Loved it!

[@luckybaring3907]

Lovely

[@StevenTorrey]

All"s swell that ends swell! (Interesting comment on cigarettes as addiction in 1946!)

[@brucephelps6245]

A very zany COMEDY that keeps you guessing !!😅 well worth your watching for any comedy movie buff....vera was definitely a snake in the grass ....🐍 glad she got nothing out of her conniving her friend and both her bosses....!

[@anneexcell4881]

Yeah, the poor thing.. And now she's just a bag on a train... pfaaahaaa!! 😆

[@-oiiio-3993]

Sure, but Vera was some _tomata!_

[@keithharvey6354]

The male model at the opening shot was an actor who's name was difficult to put to the face.Harry Lauter went on to a long TV and film career.

[@savedforh]

43:21 sweet dreams my believeth then thunderous rumbling

[@redpoppy3569]

He wants to see his wife but grabs and kisses another woman because she 'looks' like his wife.

[@elijahrose2144]

sweet movie5stars

[@robertd.carver6240]

What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive! Spoiler alert: Vera is a viper!

[@kenyacwilson]

Her room in the "women's hotel" has a piano?

[@lolalinastar3768]

great movie.

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Miss you

[@lolalinastar3768]

@@AhmadAli-gb8pe who are u

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

I'm 32 years old

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@vickicsurbs444]

Good movie

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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[@NorthcoastPatty]

That was fun!!!

[@charlottepall6828]

Great movie

[@uttamkamble5333]

Sweet love story..... Happy ending

[@keithharvey6354]

No woman could fall in love with the Gerald Mohr character so why does the girlfriend stick around?

[@zukini8763]

Money and status.

[@im1who84u]

1:04:37 Just an F.Y.I. here. In real life they would NOT put a male and female in the same cell.

[@kathyh4804]

Adorable!:)

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Hi dear

[@389383]

Adele Mara as Sugar Lee stole the movie.

[@SSGTA440]

Yeah....she was really good....

[@benjaminfreyman4273]

Twas great

[@anneexcell4881]

Twas indeed! :-D

[@ramdomgiltter5590]

I hope she likes it out at California!!!!!

[@anneexcell4881]

Maybe she'll "bag" herself her OWN fella..!! :-D

[@valerieb.williams8773]

Me too.

[@cnuicu]

A rather interesting social commentary on sexuality and male chauvinism.

[@passionfruitfruit]

True. And the final conclusion that a woman's real happiness is at home 😒...

[@pravinasings8098]

@@passionfruitfruit You must be kidding.

[@passionfruitfruit]

@@pravinasings8098 what do you mean? I loved the movie, but it displayed this paternalistic attitude anyhow.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Most women back then worked only until they got married. Once married, they happily devoted their lives to keeping the house and raising children. But feminist extremist ideology brainwashed them to be more independent, hence a lot of woman went to work from the 70's onwards, but the downside was that their financial independence also made them less willing to compromise in any disagreement that would inevitably crop up between spouses. This resulted in divorce rate and couples (married or not) breaking up, reach an all- time high. Now, one-parent and one-person households have become so common as to pass for "normal". They make up at least 50% of US households, though the media would dowplay the phenomena.

[@389383]

@@alphonsozorro7952 Women are not the property of men.

[@philthycat1408]

Lucky he got back 2 months early or poor guy would've came back to nothing. Time has changed and for the best.

[@susanrussell1555]

Fun movie

[@bhollins3556]

I wonder how these "B" movies got funded? If they weren't intended to be block busters why make em (from a studio perspective only, i luv em).

[@PizzaFLIX]

The movie industry was completely different during this era.

[@rayshowsay1749]

To fill out the double-bill, in the same way that there had to be 'something' on the flip side of the promoted song on a record A side.

[@Shiwanokia-oo1nq]

The actors were contracted to the studio they had to keep them busy. Plus most people didn't have TVs.

[@jeez3838]

The scene at the train station, and I swear “Pat” Lynne Roberts looks and acts just like Molly Shannon “Mary O’Malley” from SNL. Their facial expressions are eerily similar. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@liquidsonly]

So, she acts like someone who wasn't even born then. You are either a time traveler or...

[@alphonsozorro7952]

US women were slim and graceful, back then. Look at US sows now.

[@389383]

So you look at 3 actresses in a movie and by that you can tell what all the women looked like then.

[@jamesvinson4489]

They were movie stars:....

[@lvfoxworth2988]

It still amazes me how they got a woman to wear a dead fox with its head still on back in those days, kinda like getting people to wear a mask on their face today.

[@1csibesz]

The difference is that fur of a dead animal is just a cruel fashion, whereas wearing a mask saves lives from death by a fatal disease.

[@michaelsnider8611]

There is still cultures around the world that still use fur for warmth and food.

[@jaynecampbell4396]

Growing up, I thought those were so elegant. They looked like toys around women's necks. Different standards back then.

[@-oiiio-3993]

You are easily amazed. Also, Ms. Williams is absolutely right.

[@jwilcox4726]

Expectations of another, hum.

[@mam12345-o]

Women looked like a wife and mothers , women. Today we can't understand...Who is Who ...mmmm

[@alphonsozorro7952]

US women were slim and graceful, back then. Look at US sows now.

[@389383]

@@alphonsozorro7952 You have a real problem with women. Are you Incel?

[@michaelsnider8611]

@@alphonsozorro7952 you're a schmuck!

[@IntuitiveOnes]

Good movie! However, I always hope #Women are paying attention how they should NEVER trust a #GoBetween...especially concerning their #Husband / #Lover!

[@ruthie2222]

Advertising spoils the film 🎥 Can’t you Monetise at the beginning, and at the end only, so it doesn’t spoil the film, I’ve had to stop watching

[@serling3520]

Feminism is great with friends like Vera. (Sarcasm) Stay at home! Bread and circus.

[@wallylkonstanty7734]

a fun film; the politically correct won't understand it

[@389383]

Give it a rest.

[@brucephelps6245]

Sooo TRUE !

[@sofiabravo1994]

@@389383 you shouldn’t have started it

[@starfishw7138]

Sit home and do what?? Wouldn't they be surprised at today's women doctors. Lawyers. Judges. Etc!!

[@constancewalsh3646]

I'll stay with the thirties and early 40s. This disintegrates into slapstick making it an extremely bad movie.

[@suzysuzy4799]

💚🙏😇🙏💚

[@debbiefinney1630]

A woman place is in the home! How prehistoric!

[@byronupchurch701]

Good movie, but the upload seems to contain added Foley effects. It's a bit distracting.

[@deezynar]

Really? She will be as big of a problem again in one week.

[@keithharvey7230]

The husband is a dullard.

[@catherineoconnell3213]

Guys swim wear............so modest.......

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Hi dear

[@catherineoconnell3213]

Ahmad Ali hi Dee hi!

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[@janheffernan4792]

Beautiful no Botox❤

[@kenlieberman4215]

And the moral of the story is women should quit their jobs now that the men are back from the war - otherwise they'll be miserable. This actually came from the gov't so technically its a propaganda movie even though they didn't pay for it.

[@chevreherd]

How do you know? I'm sure there was a secret connection

[@larrylund2682]

Didn't laugh once. That's not a comedy.

[@lissettesbloom8223]

This is a terrible movie. Everything you don’t do when married.

[@pravinasings8098]

You mean like trying to tell your spouse how to live his/her life. Also the devious manipulation the advertising people did to the client is a bad example of behavior.

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

Hi dear

[@similer5987]

Sorry I bumped the dislike button on accident. =\ I agree with you, though.

[@philthycat1408]

Totally agree .

[@jamesmclennan4719]

The

[@beckyking6255]

James McLennan .

[@liquidsonly]

@@beckyking6255 "The" James McLennan

[@billsmith9711]

sappy and corny from the word go.

[@waynemahler2455]

A lot of male chauvinism!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

US women were slim and graceful, back then. Look at US sows now.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Male "chauvinism" or rather, women subordination, but it worked. Most women back then worked only until they got married. Once married, they happily devoted their lives to keeping the house and raising children. But feminist extremist ideology brainwashed them to be more independent, hence a lot of woman went to work from the 70's onwards, but the downside was that their financial independence also made them less willing to compromise in any disagreement that would inevitably crop up between spouses. This resulted in divorce rate and couples (married or not) breaking up, reach an all- time high. Now, one-parent and one-person households have become so common as to pass for "normal". They make up at least 50% of US households, though the media would downplay the phenomena.

[@manuelcaballero6695]

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[@juliecramer7768]

Loved it!

[@AhmadAli-gb8pe]

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