Three of a Kind (1936) COMEDY

[@carmenfoote7999]

Very interesting movie trying to figure out who was doing what to who. These old black and white movies are a joy to watch. Simple storylines and great characters make them better than today's garbage. Joe S

[@kathyh4804]

What an adorable movie!!!! I love the clothing of that era!

[@barbaratrubenbach115]

I'd rather watch these old movies than what is on TV today.

[@birdlynn417]

What a perfectly charming movie! One of the best. I could watch movies like this forever.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.

[@kristinekimble2643]

Look for one called "Duffy's Tavern" with Bing Crsby.

[@adiconstantin4598]

I hope you will enjoy this movie: "Successful Failure" (1934) COMEDY

[@jeffreyfinch8609]

The quality is fantastic! I wish all of these old videos would steam this clear. Not only that, it's beautiful, these old restored films. It's charming when you see two pieces of film strip have been taped together, and all the little scratches etc. It adds to the charm, as long as they aren't pixelated. Thank you for who ever posts these great video quality movies. 😀👏

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

This is great! It proves that names don’t. Matter. “A rose is a rose is a rose” Love Love Love ♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹

[@leezeidel2208]

What a great flick never a dull moment and they still didn't get it all sorted out 😁

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Ahhhh A good light hearted movie to start my re-grouping day. Nesting chores, at a leisurely pace. So tired of 90 mph. R&R !

[@blackbird5634]

spunky women with funny quips and perfect timing! Crazy codgers with their jowels and comb-overs, , I love it!

[@bhollins3556]

I notice how they say, "Excuse me" for simply looking away from the conversation to a piece of paper from the hotel messenger. Compare that to our current cell phone. etiquette.

[@jwilcox4726]

Do they (I've never owned one) have an etiquette protocal on cell phones? LOL !!

[@tamsinlee6447]

@@jwilcox4726 It annoys the hell out of me when having a face to face conversation with someone and they go off onto some inanity with a cell phone. I have been known to get up, leave and refuse to continue the conversation. 4 children between 17 and 25. LOL. NO, I did NOT supply the cell phones. Telephone calls used to be for important things, letters for conversations.

[@l.5832]

@@jwilcox4726 I'm in sales. There is nothing worse than trying to do a transaction with someone while they are simultaneously talking on a cell, texting, or taking photos and posting to Facebbok to see how many 'likes' they get. Some customers won't even purchase until they post pics of themselves with item, and see if it gets enough positive response to purchase. Extremely exasperating for staff!!!

[@adlozi]

@@l.5832 my goodness, humanity is realy devolving..

[@lisashapiro8497]

Omg with the cell phones pointed at you for someone's fugly jokes smh 🙄

[@hortondlfn1994]

What a blast! You could see some of the mixups coming from a mile away, but they were so comically executed. This one is definitely on my "watch again" list.

[@rodolfopena6099]

They didn't need explosions, car chases, and special effects in those days. They relied on story and dialog. Great writers who could write witty, sarcastic, and very funny dialog, something the money-grubbing idiots in Hollywood nowadays couldn't write if their life depended on it. The father: I love horses. The girl replies: If you loved them you would stay off of them.

[@AlreadyShort]

they all did it for the money. dont kid yourself

[@kennethlongsr4009]

Very true, they rely solely upon sex and violence and foul language to entice their audience of children today.

[@robertwalker5521]

I DO miss the beheadings and machine gun blasts.

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

"A lounge lizard." - Isn't that just priceless.

[@MsMars.]

Ah, such an innocent time. At least the movies were "innocent." No sex, no smut, no implications, no hot shots thinking that they were "too cool for school." LOVED IT.

[@tmo.48]

They were morbidly rude to their "lessers", which isn't innocent or esteemable.

[@writeract2]

No perverted unbelievable filth and explicit overt overly vulgarized promiscous sexuality.

[@robertwalker5521]

@@tmo.48 Indicate the time on this one...and I will review it.

[@janethartwig774]

Such a silly, fun movie; I enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks for posting.

[@RoseStone-h3c]

Great movie 🎉 I find it hard trying to figure out who's doing what to who. But that's part of the fun of it. 🎉😂🎉

[@1949LA-ARCH]

Movie is a HOOT 😊 LOVE ❤️ THE CAR’S 😊FROM THIS ERA !

[@Casper1tfg]

Another great movie when movies were actually entertaining and not the trash we have now...

[@g.h.1472]

easy we get it it's a good show as a hustler flick with twiest of comedy my kinda stuff thanks now the build up with the swipe the break down of a price junk car then an now. it's the looking for money from what they look like.

[@rose-mariechauret91]

Very true.

[@marcinna8553]

There are good movies and bad movies no matter when the period. And no matter when the period, there is always some people who believe the world is going to hell in a handbasket and others who think the world has greatly improved. .

[@robertwalker5521]

@@marcinna8553 That would be a HUGH basket.

[@AnnemieM]

Great movie. The ending is a little rushed but in any case I enjoyed the whole movie thank you Pizza Flix for posting yet another winner.

[@annaboo9137]

A delightful little frolic.

[@ruthblogpople6123]

lovely oldie but goodie thank you for your kindness - Miss Ruthie

[@iampublications2700]

WE at "I Am Publications" love movies like this, good stories, good acting, good writing & just a good movie all the way around. We at "I Am Publications" Love this movie for sure!!!

[@newbeequilter]

Oh, this was a lot of fun to watch! Thanks for posting it.

[@brendashaffer4799]

loved this movie lol all a bunch of crooks very enjoyable!

[@SeanVplayer]

Billy Gilbert, (the tailor in this tale), a wonderful character actor. Always enjoy him in his roles.

[@robertwalker5521]

He was great in HIS GIRL FRIDAY

[@keithharvey7230]

Billy always let you know he was around!​@@robertwalker5521

[@tinklvsme]

I don’t know why I watched this, it just came on. I was cleaning my kitchen and baking cupcakes and banana bread. It’s December 23, 2919. If you take the time to watch this you’ll laugh through the whole movie! 🍿✌️🌟🌟🌟🌟👀👍🙃🌲

[@michaelsnider8611]

Michelle Eckhart; I've read a lot of text in my time about movies, but I have never laughed so hard reading yours.🤣🤣 with you being from the year 2919 ...! I would love to find out your recipes from the future LOL. I'm really asking myself, "am l really texting an alien to 👽👽"? Lucky me...

[@harvey364]

I'll bet a year later -- December 23, 2020 -- you were also cleaning and baking! Couldn't go anywhere ... how little we knew that 2020 would be such a strange year.

@@michaelsnider8611 She's a real go getter, alright, getting everything done so fast, she has spun herself hundreds of years into the future!

[@RoseStone-h3c]

What year is it? Yes, this is a wonderful movie, dear.

[@lindakrause4597]

Thanks for posting this delightful movie!

[@windborne8795]

....You boudoir bandit! LOL Great movie from a time when there were so many gems! Thank you once again Pizza Flix!!!

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.

[@gudrunsundberg1228]

"Thats an awful lot of jack to lay out." thank you for the film, sweet and silly just like me.

[@carroyo911]

What a clever movie, and so entertaining...

[@keithharvey7230]

Evelyn Knapp has never let me down.

[@claradenev]

Very nice but Kind hearts and Coronets is still my favourite comedy. Big hug!

[@georgegroves1198]

Excellent.. brings back great memories

[@victoriataylor5457]

Love this movie, Pizza Flix, Thanks ,for these fantastic old comedies, old l Doc Adam's reminds me of a couple of car dealers of which, I wish I had NOT , had the pleasure of running into ! lol Wow this place is crawling with crooks ! Some of characters & the lines in this movie are just great, & so funny !

[@Marciaz]

Fun movie!

[@geoffreydevore9503]

Berton churchill is in this movie. He was a canadian actor who came to America then went to Hollywood. He passed away in 1940 , a year after "stagecoach" in which he played a banker, was filmed.

[@bigm383]

I must have wasted my youth. I recognised the police detective as the Professor from Spook Louder, the Three Stooges. His name was Lew Kelly, who often appeared as the straight man in comedies. Thanks for the upload, Pizzaflix.

[@robertwalker5521]

He was in several Westerns....Two John Wayne's, I think.

[@lindarocco9974]

Delightful yarn. Thank you for posting this film for us.

[@pixels2u]

“He’s a parasite!! He’s a lounge lizard!!” 😂

[@agarcia1634]

Oh my God her dress at the end!!!❤❤ Absolutely gorgeous!!!

[@bear1134]

"CALL HIM BACK AND FIRE HIM, THEN FIRE HIM AND DON'T CALL HIM BACK". Haha, the last time I heard those words was the day I started working for myself. I'll be taking my annual Hawaiian vacation in Oct., this one is #19.

[@Leelee407]

Nice post...hope it was fun and bring on #20?!

[@jenaemarieAZ]

Ah, I am jealous of you. Enjoy your vacay!

[@robertwalker5521]

Is that in the Care-uh-bee-un?

[@louisespencer8999]

Delightful

[@acehandler1530]

Great & wonderful way to spent an hour or so, thanks for the upload Mr. Flix 💖 🇨🇦

[@paulsmith4448]

Brilliant movie great entertainment thanks for uploading it

[@whamsdram]

Just wonderful! Thanks for posting

[@653j521]

It seems as if there were thousands of Depression era comedies making fun of the foolish rich people to make the poor people feel better.

[@gordonmorris6359]

So true, people never noticed that some classes were perennial victims of negative stereotyping in film for a century now, namely the wealthy, and it's no wonder they're held in low regard in the real world because of type casting in the unreal world of film.

[@robertwalker5521]

@@gordonmorris6359 ...Your one-trick-pony is on a long, boring crusade

[@janisyoung9682]

A very cute movie. I have a smile on my face. Thanks!

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.

[@DateTwoRelate]

The only use of the term "lounge lizard" I've ever heard in "older" movies is heard in the first minute of this one. Needless to say, it isn't complimentary. And did it have the same meaning then? I don't think so. Then it's likely just a heavy drinker. Nothing about motives. PS Great to see the great Billy Gilbert playing the role of a tailor here - comic relief x 500!

[@acehandler1530]

Didn't he play the tenor in a Three Stooges movie and the boys are firing grapes into his mouth every time he opens it (so that Curly, dressed as an Italian Diva can steal the show - using a record player!)?

[@suew4609]

My husband’s 66 and he’s the only person I know who says ‘lounge lizard’. It means a lazy person.

[@suew4609]

@@robertwalker5521 I didn't say it didn't!

[@im1who84u]

What a cute and entertaining little movie.

[@lucychinn149]

Hitchhiking scene very similar to the famous one in It Happened One Night.

[@monjiaitaly]

not exactly.

[@lucychinn149]

Ok.

[@birdlynn417]

This is so funny, very pleasant indeed,

[@dankennedy638]

3s

[@tamaraharris937]

I love his assistant ❤️ his so gentle. They were so charming back then. I love the man at the beginning said he won't married her until he can support her praperly. I would have taken the share stocks if i was him.

[@stuart8663]

Superb, funny and clean. Thanks PizzaFlix

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX

[@cgpyper7536]

Handsome Cary Grant; beautiful Janet Leigh, ... and I betcha Marilyn Monroe was smarter than that. Fun to watch such sophisticated stars act juvenile. Thank you PizzaFlix.

[@pravinasings3289]

You're talking about a different movie.

[@dontaylor7315]

Sounds like a show I want to see.

[@elizabethstetler8044]

Another great film!!!!

[@elijahrose2144]

gyeat movie thank you for sharing nine stars

[@emperorhundredhead7007]

Very enjoyable, well worth watching

[@charlottepall6828]

great movie with a story can't find that in movies today

[@marycope]

Watching in 2020, good movie 💃🍿

[@robertwalker5521]

'. Wearing your mask?

[@godlesshelp8503]

Loved it ...

[@antilogism]

Evalyn Knapp seems to remind me a bit of Mae West and a bit of Barbara Stanwyck.

[@Kenistyless]

"...that Boudoir Bandit..." Classic line...

[@90FF1]

Cigarettes & matches dropped everywhere, must have kept housekeeping and grounds keepers pretty busy.

[@miata1492]

Yea . . . kind of like face diapers in 2022.

[@90FF1]

@@miata1492 👍

[@megham8012]

Evalyn Knapp resembles Christina augilara. or the other way around. but there is a strong resemblance between the 2

[@dnb-ang]

Cute movie, thanks!

[@candy9986]

Another delight - thanks

[@EllisonBallard-m4y]

Yes. The full history of the "Great 1929 Depression" still has not been told. Maybe Hollywood insiders knew more than shown in old films about the cause of the ""Depression."

[@hankterreros223]

"good movie, thanks".

[@user-wc7mo9uo9o]

It's OK. Only watch if something better not pops up to watch!

[@msnovice043]

Three con men try to scam each other.

[@carlb8378]

The man is complaining about driving a laundry truck . Back in the day I drove for a diaper service . " P U " and l do mean stinky !

[@PizzaFLIX]

Hi Carl 🍕 but everyone loves the “Baby smell” 🍕

[@mixedthreadart]

For those thinking the prices meant for a wonderful life keep in mind that the minimum wage in 1938 was 25 cents per hour.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

Super sweet movie

[@66robertk]

Excellent

[@gregb6469]

Evalyn Knapp was very pretty!

[@Vickie894]

The leading lady looks like Mylie Cyrus...Good movie really enjoyed it. Thanks

[@maurjoy4104]

That was pretty cute!

[@geoffdevore6321]

Great movie!!

[@Briannafrancis-e9g]

Does anyone else think that this actress looks a lot like Christina Aguilera?

[@allisondickey3909]

Darling movie, but it kept breaking up and a lot of the scenes were ruined. Still I managed to watch and enjoy it.

[@Kenistyless]

Well Allison it is almost 100 years old!!!

[@jaynecampbell4396]

Characters are a little confusing.Cute dialogue. A lovely movie :) with a very unexpected twist in the end ;)

[@jaynecampbell4396]

With a very unexpected twist at the ending ;)

[@keithharvey7230]

Berton Churchill was in Dark Hour.

[@robertwalker5521]

The girl in that movie was "Miss United States of America" a couple of years earlier. They had her bundled up but she truly had a great "hour glass figure".

[@robertwalker5521]

He did a lot of "harrumphing" in that one. Tiresome.

[@MsTERRY4658]

Love it

[@carlopton]

A $1000 in 1936 is equal, "supposedly" to $18,565.57 in 2020. I doubt $18,565.57 has the buying power of a $1000 bucks in 1936. Of course, all things being equal, better to live now than then. I'd have died some time ago for want of modern medical attention, my wife would have died at age 6. So of course our children would never have existed. For one thing, I love Central Air and indoor plumbing. Yeah, a golden age in the past is a fantasy. Even the Elites did not live that well. Nor all that long.

[@robertwalker5521]

Penicillin crushed my 106 degrees.

[@terrymoore5000]

Good movie 🎥🍿

[@paulmurray8922]

LOL! A bunch of inept conspirators!

[@debrawhitney6587]

Ah such fun to watch. Great acting..these old movies stand the best of time . early Xmas wishes from a small corner of the uk

[@LeonAllanDavis]

Good screwball stuff. Only one small flaw I'll overlook. Con artists were all well-acquainted. Especially back during that period. Maybe they did it intentionally so we could see cons putting the hustle on each other. What happened to the daughter of the "colonel"?

[@JasmineLajeunesse]

she married the other crook

[@asiag.8324]

uwu loved the lord Fauntleroy reference hehe

[@2004mojo]

When I first watched the film I thought Evalyn Knapp was Constance Bennett. I'm not familiar with Knapp's work.

[@rhuephus]

no spoilers ... very funny ending ...

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

Movies and people had class then

[@leezeidel3630]

Great picture 😂😂😂

[@howardkerr8174]

The last 5-10 minutes redeemed the previous 60-65 minutes of this movie. Not really all that bad, you just wondered who was going to wind up with whom or what.

[@PizzaFLIX]

[@spymaine89]

very good show me love , i will show you a swindle.

[@cgpyper7536]

This is a VERY funny, romantic, and well-done flick! Men these days should get a load of dressing like men instead of bums. Ladies? Thank goodness they can dress more comfortably/practically, these days, and still be ladies. Thanks PF.

[@dontaylor7315]

I'm in my 70s, retired and delighted to know I'll never put on a necktie again.

[@lucychinn149]

That scene was 1934.

[@venkatreddy392]

Eyes open mouth shut 😆

[@JasmineLajeunesse]

cute little screwball joint :)

[@francinebarr1204]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Funny Lines 🤣🤣🤣🤣