I absolutely agree!

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And Loretta deserves the

Oops...Together they are wonderful. Loved your comment.

Ahern was more handsome than Grant and Flynn. Way more handsome.

Yes!👍🏼

You forgot Old Hickory, the turtle! Yes, this was a fun one!

@@wendybutler1681 You never know, Old Hickory might still be alive somewhere.

I’m so glad you enjoyed this Classic, Tina! (I’m always looking for more Brian Aherne movies for us :)

Love these old movies !!!!

@@pammcwhorter877 I once dated a very nice young man named Dale McWhorter. He lived on the Wagner Ranch near Vernon Texas. At that time, he was a senior and I was a junior. I’m 77 years old now and live in Amarillo Texas. I read in his obituary that Dale had died 3 or 4 years ago and I hated that so bad because I was hoping to get to talk to him again. Included in the obituary was a very nice picture of him. He still had those sweet dimples just shining. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Dawn, you’re so very welcome! And I thank you for your very kind words. I’ll keep looking for more great Classic movies and add them to my Playlists for you to enjoy as I find them :))

I do the same, search the 30’s & 40’s for something enjoyable to view. It’s called the “Golden Age” for a reason. Many Blessings 🇺🇸

I'm a fan of Bulldog Drummond movies

I wholeheartedly agree. There is something unique about these films, and the way that they can be both entertaining & thrilling without resorting to swearing, needless violence or agenda driven plots.

Her skin looks like satin ❣

@@badabing9143 you are wrong.

As a fellow "poor soul who longs for the good old days of sweetness and morality portrayed" in the movies, I appreciate how you feel. I, and many others, do work hard to keep these movies alive :) Thanks for your appreciation, Cynthia! I'm glad you're enjoying these Classics!

one4allfour1 you are so welcome!! U deserve appreciation, and why keep bringing them to all of us who need the warmth that they keep bringing us! Year after year, if u don't get positive feedback from fellow film lovers! I have to admit though I don't watch any new movies,they are more depressing than real life! These are like my own comfort food! Thanks again!

Cynthia Marble Hi! I am so glad you used the words that you used to describe these Classics… "Comfort Food"! That is exactly how I feel about them also :-) And thank you, also, for appreciating and understanding all the hard work I've put into my Channel, here-- I needed it! I received a 'strike' this a.m. when a company from the UK decided to up and copyright, for a month, a movie so many here have enjoyed for 2 years. We get no warning as "Hosts", when companies come in and do this. And we get no help--we get the opposite--from the Company here which receives so much ad revenue because of us. I'm discouraged since 2 more and I'm out--all my work for my viewers is gone--my Channel disappears. There's got to be a better place and way to host. I've so many more different 70 year old Public Domain films for you all to see!

I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie! I often add more information (fun facts, the title, etc..) in my little intro to movies I personally upload. I hope you Subscribe so you know when I add or upload more Classics, then you won't have to accidentally find these wonderful movies on your own! I search almost every day for newly added Classics to KZfaq and add them to my Playlists. If you Subscribe and click on the little "bell", you won't have to dig for them, since I do that for you! Just sit back, go through my Playlists, and click on a Classic to enjoy! Thank for your comment! Have a "lovely" day :D

Thanks for posting!

Haha-for the most part, with some happy exceptions, I have to agree, Will :). Love these Classics!

i agree MANY modern films lack the charm and sincerity of some of the older ones, but there's been a huge amount of really good warm hearted films made in the last 30 years. If nearly all modern films make you wish you were dead, the fault is in you, not the films.Try watching them in black and white.

@@splitpitch don't be silly splitypoo

+Dave Erhardt I agree! Their Chemistry is obvious--what a fun script! I imagine they shared many laughs together, and with the fine supporting cast, while making this Comedy :)

MisterElement YAY!! Thank you so much for your comment--I'm so glad you enjoyed this Classic stories, and the really great comic actors and actresses as much as I did :D. Please Subscribe, Support and Share as I'm always adding or Uploading "new" or "slightly used" Movie Classics for you to watch :))

I'm so glad you liked this fun movie. I agree with you about Loretta Young being an amazingly beautiful woman. If you watch any of her very early 30's movies (she started very young in film) she is truly breathtaking, and really adorable! Thanks for letting us know that you enjoyed it!

It gets better and better!

Thank you so much for putting together and sharing this Brian Aherne filmography with us-much appreciated, Russell!👋🏼 (I’d love to see his first US film!)

Thanks so much! I actually doubt if his first film - an English silent film - still exists. Probably my favourite among his many films was Titanic (1953) in which he plays Captain Edward J Smith. I think that this Titanic is better acted (obviously it loses out on special effects) to 1997 Titanic and both were made by 20th Century Fox. I should also have mentioned that Aherne's first wife was Oscar winner Joan Fontaine (1917 - 2013) from 1939 to 1945.

I’m so happy you’re enjoying this movie! Thanks for watching! Be sure to Subscribe and click the “Bell” twice so you know each time I add new movies!

one4allfour1 I have subscribed. Thank you.

You're welcome, Tooty2shoes! I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)

What a creative and surprising (in a very good way!) summation of this Classic Movie! I’m “pinning” your movie review on top so everyone can read your comment! Thanks so much for taking the time to let us all know what you thought of this Classic :))

Ah hah! I knew that was charlie chan! This was a fantastic film, cast, production etc... i wish they still made these types of fun murder mysteries!

So glad you enjoyed this Classic! It’s one of my all-time favorites, too☺️

I so agree! Two really wonderful actors supported by great character actors, a fun script and great sets equal a welcomed escape from the cares of the world...for a time :))

So glad you enjoyed it!

I so glad you enjoyed it 😊

I love your delightful synopsis, Roger Maes! I’m so glad you enjoyed this wonderful Classic! (I do understand what you mean regarding Loretta Young-“exaggerated” is quite the correct description regarding her looks, I think. Maybe this is why she stands out a bit more, and endears you to her, as an actress.

@@one4allfour1 Thank you for your feedback. "Maybe this is why she stands out a bit more, and endears you to her, as an actress." Well felt. 😘

Eitak Nella You're so welcome! I completely agree with you that Classic Movies are wonderful compared with entertainment offered today. Be sure to look through my Playlists for more stories as well written and acted--my lists are quite big and I add "new" Classics each day for you ;-D

one4allfour1 Thank you so much! I certainly will.

+EllieMacVenue23 You're so welcome, Ellie! Anything with Brian Aherne is going to be great! ;D

Had to see it again!

HeeHee ;D I loved that you watched it again. When I love a movie, I re-watch, ad infinitum!

I shared this movie at supper with neighbors that brought a simple ground beef stew for our enjoyment. Then it was open face ice cream sandwiches on wafers, supplied by the host, a sweet dessert and just all around a nice evening. .......................21 March 2022 Prayers for peace, salvation and relief to the suffering everywhere as I'm now sadly and quite suddenly reminded of the current events so horrific. So, I'm sorry folks to go here. But when I think of how even simple pleasures that are taken for granted can be gone in short order from war, you have that sense of regret for any laughter, but keep the faith peeps. Laugh today and be as happy as you can be for the simple pleasures we still can share. Peace

🇨🇦🙋🏽 Thanks for the hearts @One4allfour1 🙂

@@claztube What a good person your are always stay that way. God bless you and your friends and family.❤️🙏🕊️

@@claztube Thank you,for your genuine kind words for other people and their situations in Life You ARE Truly a loving,caring,thoughtful person.Most sincerely,Nancy🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Another Brian Aherne Fan! I'll try to find more of his films that I'm able to upload for us. Today I uploaded "Merrily We Live", which is a Romantic Comedy that I adore. It's in 2 of my Playlists. Enjoy, happyapple78! And don't forget to give a thumbs up, Subscribe, Share and Support :)) Have a great Weekend!

one4allfour1 many thanks again. I love Merrily We Live also. Another favourite of his is What a Woman with Roz Russell. I enjoy that one too. I tracked down his autobiography a few years ago. Very enjoyable. He was a great story teller.

happyapple78 Thanks for the movie tip! I'll watch out for that one--I'd love to see it! I'll also read more on Brian Aherne--the movies I've seen with him were really good stories (thoughtful, funny, FULL stories that you want to watch over and over again). Have a great evening and thank you for chatting with me, Happyapple78!

+Jane James Yay!! I'm so glad you stopped by to watch this Classic and gave it such high marks--I believe, like you, that it's an excellent movie. Such FUN! Keep watching, Jane James--I'll be spotlighting many more great Classics in the days to come!

They were a really compatible (and funny) acting team :)

So many times a fun Classic is just what's needed :D Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed this Classic--more to come !

Glad you enjoyed this theme, too! With a fun story and such talented actors and actresses "A Night To Remember" has stood (and won!) the Test of Time!

Certainly :))

I agree, thats all I watch is 1940s 1950s & 1930s movies most nights

Thank you so much for your fun comment ;D I'm so glad to hear that you liked this film, and for the reasons you mentioned! Stan, I'm reading a novel written in the late 1800s. I'm finding that Paris was the origin of the "Bohemian" movement. And it seems to me it truly was a "movement"! Before this movement, women did not walk on the street alone (if she did, she was considered "working"...if you know what I mean.) Women were always escorted by a family member--preferably a man--everywhere they went. Women did not meet a man without a proper introduction, which included a man being known by a trusted family member or friend who could vouch for his character/ and only met in the young lady's home or hotel! And women never entered a man's rooms, had dinner alone with a man, or had secret rendezvous! So many other Bohemian "improprieties" were imported to America from France! It's actually making me a little sad reading about how a generation of Parisian "Student-Artists" re-educated young ladies, and young men into thinking mid-western morals, as well as protecting a young lady's honor and reputation, were unnecessary (what a slippery slope this actually became!) Regardless, I think this film is a hoot! Thanks for watching and for your comment, Stan.

I so agree! I think Brian Aherne was such a wonderful actor! He acted on stage, screen, radio (my Old Time Radio favorite!) and television for 75 years. I love everything he played in, especially the movie, “Merrily We Live”-definitely one of my top 5 Comedies! Many other wonderful actors star with him also (You can watch it for free on Tubitv👍🏼🤗). I love Loretta Young, too!

Thank you ☺️

Hey Richard! Glad to hear you enjoyed "A Night To Remember". You're more than welcome to watch anything in my Playlists here on my Channel. (There are so many great Subscribers and guests to chat with about Classics, as well!) My favorite PD Classics I've marked with a heart before the title. Do you have a favorite genre? If so, you might start there! Here's the link to my Channel, and links to a few really great Classics, for starters.;) Enjoy! kzfaq.info kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLN4e61esKe6mqs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/br1drKR9tqileKs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fd6Kq71kzdeVlqs.html

My Man Godfrey, Room For One More, People Will Talk

Leave her to heaven is a great old movie , another one is To each his own Also A rage to Live . I love all the old movies they have a beginning a middle and an end . and probably because I’m an oldie myself .

@@jeanfleming9702 leave her to heaven is my favorite of Tierney's. I should go watch that now.

Try to find My Sister Eileen (1942) with Rosalind Russell and Brian Ahern. Its a comedy about flat sharing in New York City whilst looking for work.

Thanks for taking a second to let us know how much you liked the Movie, Stephen! It is a wonderful Classic for all the reasons you stated :)) Come by anytime. I'm always adding new Classic Movies to enjoy!