There is a reason people like me are finding movies like this. Tonight I am just reaching back to simple times when marriage and family were common and revered, and marriages were reinforced by society (with all that that brought in) I love these old films that were simple plots and meaningful feelings. Today we have such division and estranged families. I just enjoy the "working through" of simple misunderstandings - without the drama of our times.

"No matter what influences come into our lives nothing can hurt our marriage if it's strong and clean at the core." A sentiment that is rarely seen in today's movies.

Robert and Dorothy both also starred in 1946s Enchanted Cottage, an excellent romantic fantasy drama.

I enjoy quieter places away from the constant hustle of the big city when I go to visit my hometown.

Thank you for sharing your wonderful Gems ! Rare and amazing,how I love the way things were back in the elder days , a women acted like one ,a man asked as one , the times were to be good and proper , every e attended church on Sundays ,Sunday was for family ,everything was closed ! To give families TOGETHER time , there wasn’t that much sin then , people new their neighbours ,people helped everyone, doctor’s visits your home , the preach comes for supper ever second month , their was more respect , children were raised very well, They prayed the Lord’s Prayer e every morning in the schools ,as soon as that was stopped by a terrible atheist , it was like the devil was released ! I enjoy watching these Gems take me away to a different time and place ,also takes me away from this dark world we live in now ! Thank you For sharing God Bless you and your family! Fr.Canada ❤️🙏🇨🇦

The first movie I saw Dorothy McGuire in was Old Yeller! Loved Friendly Persuasion,Gentleman’s Agreement, A Summer Place, three Coins in a Fountain!

Having grown up watching 'Father Knows Best' in the Fifties, I was amazed, many years later, to discover the wonderful films that Robert Young had made before he became the wise, loving TV dad Jim Anderson. He was quite versatile as a leading man, and always quite watchable.

Fresh and sweet as a spring morning., was this heart warning,...clean....full of grace movie,❤🤗

"...but that was B.S." " What B.S.?" "Before Spots." LOL!! Those were the days!

Mary Astor is always great.

I'll enjoy any performance by Mary Astor, as small a role as this was.

1946, the year my mother learned to drive ... and put up with all those women-driver jokes. What a find, this lovely movie from an era when everyone was gracious. And, some favourite old stars we don't see enough of. A million thanks for putting this online. It made my day!

I see this is like a follow on movie about Claudia and David since Claudia (1943) ... so happy to see... I totally enjoyed Claudia .Thanku again ❤

Three of my favorite actresses in one movie: Mary Astor, Gail Patrick( in a likeable role), and Rose Hobart.

Love Robert Young….so many wonderful movies on utube. Thank you!!

Lovely movie! Also love seeing Gail Patrick and Mary Astor, so what a treat to see them in the same movie.

This is a very touching and sweet movie! One of your favorites once you’ve seen it!!

Thank you for sharing this charming movie! I wish they still made them quality like this

Great movie with lots of comical one-liners. Robert is so underrated. The neighbor you'd like and the uncle you want. Clean cut wholesome with an admirable confidence and care free demeanor that is rare.

Sweet Movie. Thank you.

Thank you for the movie. Wonderful. Loved Claudia too. Awww how I wished they had been in colour.

Thank you! I watched Claudia for the first time last night. Now what a treat the sequel!

I like this movie very much.

If u can before watching this movie watch Claudia Claudia n David was the sequel n even better

Enjoyed watching this, thanks for uploading

Loved it !

she left the car door open and the dome light will suck the battery dead

That's Lucy and Rickie's house!!😅

I have chai normous anxiety just watching this movie but I can't stop watching it😮

Thank you for posting this movie. I'm surprised I watched it because I couldn't stand their movie about the enchanted home, I can't remember the name. Dorothy McGuire can act. It's really more like a play, which I appreciate, and it has a lot of real life interpersonal feelings and situations. I pray people return to the days of so many friends and family in their lives. We aren't meant to isolate, it's like we stop evolving and become too selfish. Anyway a surprise and a pleasant one. Thanks. (I don't think I would ever pass up watching Mary Astor in anything.)

23:47 Wow! A doctor that makes "house calls" at midnight.... and all dressed up in a suite no less.

This is great, but I was thinking of a different movie where Robert Young was a disfigured shoulder who's fiance left him and he went to recover at a cottage and fell in love with the unattractive awkward housekeeper. And each thought the other was beautiful. The enchantment.

Young Marcus Welby ❤

Best vintage channel on the platform. Amazing content!

great relationships

They leave their car door wide open @5:35 and take their parcels and go into the house.

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The volume on this is low. I have mine turned all the way up.

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I'm seeing _a lot_ of stuttering, especially in the 44:00 range. Is it just me?

1:00:00 Oh.... Oh.... The "bad news" music.

Why can’t they put a good looking man for us to drool over? 😊

Rate 6.3 Comedy Romance

WTF-a car overturns, and the driver is taken to a “doctor’s office”?! I know this is 1946, but wouldn’t someone call an ambulance to come right to the scene?

Great movie! Do you have the 1932 movie Dance Team?

So-called "Mary Astor" was born Lucile Vasconcellos Langhanke Why the public deceit & disrespect of her family name?

I think my fellow conservatives will be pleasantly surprised in the near future as America is taken back to logic and reason.

45:41 What's about to happen here Claudia has brought on herself by allowing this woman's husband to spend "alone time" with her, buy her flowers..... He's a married man and she's a married woman and neither of them should be putting themselves in situations like that. He shouldn't be sending her flowers and she shouldn't be accepting them. Edit: Okay, after this "woman to woman" talk these two have, Claudia and Phil need to severely limit their contact with each other and be on their guard not to even do anything that gives the perception of having any contact. They both owe it to their spouses. Edit: 50:10 Boy oh boy, this marriage is really "F'd" up and dysfunctional. What in the world is he thinking coming home so late under the current situation with his wife? They're both acting like children playing with a loaded firearm and have no idea how dangerous the thing is or the consequences of their actions if they get it wrong. They need to sit down, do some serious talking, maybe even get some professional help if it was available back then, and straiten this marriage out.... NOW!

Volume is to low

35:57 I am going to guess these flowers are NOT from her husband. If so, then the guy that sent them is being disrespectful to her husband and she should send them back or reject them.

I love these old movies but boy are they sexist!

Something was missing in my upbringing. Those "femiine" excuses, eg, "It's this car : it always does that." Something went missing when femininity turned to "Vernunft".- (reason).

30:52 What a simp. As far as I am concerned she could continue sleeping in that room after those things she said to me. I wouldn't ask her to come back, she'd have to ask me to come back and then do some serious apologizing..... But that's just me.

David was a charming jerk. Phil should have left his wife for Claudia and Claudia divorce David. David left his sick son on his birthday to do what he wanted. Totally selfish. Was very flippant and insulting to her. And controlling. Claudia was worried about her child and he blew her concerns off. Then yelled at her for her innocent actions. Boy, he'd have been gone.