Fibromyalgia is painful,hope that pain will go away. At least you are able to enjoy these terrific vintage movies. Good choices in comedy,drama,action. God Bless You! Keep enjoying these movies.

Wow i watch for relief of pain too womens fashions a d how we are treated still mindboggling...todays yoga pants or any thing tight and comfortable..i have wasted a fortune on clothes. Now only like comfortable as i suffer from nerve pain quite intense..love these movies for the pain goes into my sleep and entirely has me trying to escape it without any real help from anywhere! these movies do help..glad somebody else is doing that too..feel less alone.pain is intense at different times precode is fascinating diversion for me..good luck with yours( the journey got narrow..old movies truly help!)

​@@maryanitaschmidt9651I can totally relate to your fibromyalgia nerve pain. Only somebody who has it can fully understand how it feels.

@Ms Mars exactly right. I love these old movies too and they help lull me to sleep and away from the pain. Since I'm exhausted all the time you would think falling asleep would be easy but nope. Fibro is a tricky, hateful disease.

It's interesting how girdles, corsets, etc. come and go ....

You may also Enjoy. Night Work. Forbidden Street Sin Takes a Holiday I utube 1930 movies and. The Writters actors were. TOPS of course I know this is my personal opinion. JulieKilburn

How wonderful to fall back in this timee with these treasured films! It takes all that is within my being to wake up to this modern world. It is truly the TRUTH RUDEST AWAKENING I have ever experienced. Keep them coming and never look forward to these horrible times, when ears are the order of the day!! Join me and millions of others who prefer to discourage the terror of our modern times in exchange for the serenity of those times that were so young and innocent. To reiterate, just keep those nour films coming! They shall never fail us!!;

They were flattering if you were slim. I loved the 1940's skirts. The leg length was classic, one can wear that even now.

Yet men’s clothing has not changed in almost 100 years. How do you explain that?

@@jungleno. You don't get out much?

Whenever I watch movies made during the Depression where the storyline involves the lavish lifestyles of wealthy characters, I often think of the audience,many of whom struggled to exist. I cant decide if the glamour on screen helped them temporarily escape their troubles or compound their losses. Likely both.

@@MichelleB2b As the Depression went on, the stories emphasized the foolishness and venality of the rich, so the audience could bask in cinema satin while feeling superior to the ultrawealthy.

Seeing other Sable coat supposed to take the pain away

Would it be better to be in the cold looking at a warm light or just be in the cold?

My mother was born in ‘15 on a farm in Deep South central PA. Had no idea about the depression till she was married. She said they never had anything so nothing changed for her. People would talk about it but she thought they were speaking of everyday life as she was accustomed too. Only went to 8th grade in a school room with about 10 kids, most of em her siblings, no newspaper, no radio. Found a quarter in a wagon rut and thought she was rich, most money she ever had of her own.

VERY MUCH for sharing and caring for your fellow man. Love ❤️ and. God's Peace to you JulieKilburn

I guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!

@Garrett Fernando Instablaster :)

@Rogelio Troy Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Rogelio Troy It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much you really help me out :D

@Garrett Fernando Glad I could help =)

The man who played Morrel. I'm not sure of his name but he also played " King Wesley" in "It Happened one Night".

In the 1960s I did a show with June Collier and her husband Stuart Erwin. They were both very nice quiet people and I can't even remember the name of the show. It's back when the world was young and so was I.

Thankyou

@@thejerseyj9422 Jameson Thomas

⁠Jameson Thomas

Lucky escape my friend.i had a husband like that,robbed me of 35yrs of health and happiness.grrr

@@jacquelinejudge1659 Sorry to hear about your loss. I was only married for one year to the woman mentioned in my remark. No children and no mortgage to deal with. A pretty clean split. I would say it was ninety percent my fault the marriage failed. She was a smoke'n hot Puerto Rican girl, rich, wild, coming at me like a heat seeking missile, and loved to party. She was at the level of "rich" that she had me sign a "pre-nup" before she would marry me. She didn't change after I married her. I was just stupid to marry her. You don't marry girls like that, you just date them until your turn is over.

@@jacquelinejudge1659 You had to pick up overtime at work because your husband wanted you to give him more money?

Good for you. I'm a 73 year old woman. I never could and still can't stand women like that. You did your self a favor letting that go.

Appropriately enough, it's the old song "Little White Lies"

Going to the movies was the 'escape' for the generation. Many would go to the films - a double-feature, plus newsreels, cartoons, etc., and get lost amongst the 'stars'. It's very similar to what was found out about what was the 'best' type of TV programme to watch if one were feeling sad, depressed. It wasn't 'comedies', no - it was gone shows, and the reason being - it offered people a chance to view something 'possible'. The same logic applies here - in the midst of the depression, one would want to 'escape' the realities, into a world of luxuries, and glamour.

Some things never change.

Those who didn't have tons of cash in the stock market did just fine. Small towns were wiped out regardless

@@UNOwen1 What's a gone show?

@@JOBRAIL1 Not true. People didn't do just fine.

That's Hollywood for you. That has to be horrible to watch a murder-suicide. Back in the day, cities did have multiple editions of newspapers.

'Extra' editions could be written, composed, typeset, printed and distributed in less than an hour and often were.

..and mail was delivered twice per day (but not in rural areas).

Yep

Huh???????

@@MsMars. "there is no wisdom in signing a contract that rewards the other person for breaking it." I am talking about the marriage contract. However you may be the "Unicorn" and this doesn't apply to you. The old societal model was: A young woman would trade her youth and fertility exclusively to only one man, and he in turn would be the workhorse and take care of her when she gets past her prime. This was a great incentive for men to work, become men, and get married. You got a prize, a young beautiful loyal wife. In theory, as we know life isn't perfect. She does him a favor early on by being a virgin/exclusive and later he does her a favor by staying and supporting her instead of leaving her for a younger woman. They both get a prize. The new societal model is: Women whore around and waste their youth and fertility on Chad/Tyrone, get walled out, get STDs, lose their ability to pair bond, rapidly accelerate their aging process with excessive alcohol and fast food, and have no loyalty to any man. What sensible man would pay top dollar for something 30 other men got for free? The incentive for men is gone. You don't get a prize anymore. You get a parasite with an entitlement mentality that’s looking to take your resources and then some. Before you even say “I do” at the altar, she’s already plotting how to financially grape you’re A$$ in family court after she locks you in with at least one kid, a mortgage, and then divorces your sorry A$$ a few years later. Why do you think she’s smiling as she’s walking down the aisle? Wouldn’t you if you got to keep the house, the kids, all the cash and prizes, and she’s paying for it all? Men get divorced to get rid of something. Women get divorced to get something. A woman’s main reason for getting married is to get a divorce. Most women are cold, cruel, predatory animals with no conscience. A woman who marries for money will complain about love. A woman who marries for love will complain about money. A woman who has both will find something else to complain about. Apparently, the worst thing a woman can experience is being married to a man who loves her. A man's sixual drive is used to lure him into signing a one-sided lifetime contract with a parasitic woman with penalties for leaving. She gets to keep all the cash and prizes and can break the contract at any time, for any reason, lie under oath, and suffer no penalties. In fact, she is rewarded and encouraged to do so. There is no wisdom in signing a contract with someone who benefits from breaking it. A man is not going to invest in somebody that at best laughs at him or at worst hates him and blames him for everything. You're expected to pay a premium price for a used up, beaten up, tatted up, parasitic leach. Who is an ungrateful, self-consumed, easily offended, fat, ugly, aggressive b!tch on wheels, with a masculine demeanor, and an entitlement mentality. A soulless woman from the bargain basement bins of some store in the hood with the morals of an alley cat. An in denial, freak of nature, pathologically delusional, self-esteem deficient, morally bankrupt, bottom dwelling, blood sucking, inhuman, creature of the night, spawned from the seed of Satan. A true boil on the buttocks of the world. When she dies, the last living reminder of helll will be gone from the face of the earth. She has kids from Chad/Tyrone or both, personal credit card debt, no assets, school debt for a worthless degree in liberal arts, Greek Mythology, Humanities, or gender studies. No cooking skills and no desire to learn any, no fiscal responsibility, an overly banged vagina, and a pet you’ll be expected to take care of as well. And you're supposed to be happy about this opportunity to lick up the scraps from the floor. The so-called good men she wants and can’t find are out there. They just don’t want her at the table because she has nothing to bring except financial and emotional pain. When women say, "Men are only after one thing". Meaning seex. My question to them is, do you have anything else to offer? Crickets is all I hear. Which means even they don't believe they have anything else to offer. In addition, she also has great expectations you’ll do everything for her, make her feel better, and provide an unrealistic unsustainable lifestyle she feels she deserves because she read about it some feminazi magazine article that hates men. All this while she cheats behind your back with the “bad boys” she’s always really wanted all along, while you’re at work paying all the bills to feed this little parasite. Women don’t “love men”, they love what men can do for them. Where are all the great works of art female artists have created, inspired by their love of men? Men are not afraid of commitment or marriage…. Men are afraid of getting divorce graped in “family court.” It’s just a bad deal all the way around for men and a crap shoot at best. There’s nothing in it for men except the chance to be financially ruined for the rest of your life. If you were thinking of going skydiving and knew that three out of four parachutes failed, and you had already watched your friends jump, some successfully, others not so. Would you be willing to take the chance that you're going to be the exception and get the one parachute out of the four that is going to work?......... I mean they all look so pretty and smell so good and feel so soft to the touch and they are offering you the thrill of a lifetime if you would just let one of them wrap itself around you and make that commitment to attach yourself to it and jump...... would you still take that chance? But… but…. Look how pretty the parachutes are, smell their lovely fragrance, touch and feel how soft they feel, they beckon you to try one of them on, please try me on and let me wrap myself tightly around you and see how good I feel to you, I’ll hold on tight and snug to you, I am not like the others, honest I am different, I’ll work. Well….. would you do it? Would you take that chance for the thrill of a lifetime? Yea, that sounds like a good deal if I were a moron, is this the line I stand in to lose half my sheet? Good luck with that. Men are waking up and realizing this system is defective and toxic. Women's seexual liberation, femiinism and the birth control pill, have ironically dis-empowered women. They are throwaway seexual objects now more than ever. "Femiinism did NOT free women from the chains they thought they had. It freed MEN from the chains they had no idea were there." ~ Arch Stanton ~

@@im1who84udamn you went in

That came in the 50,s Woman did everything and where tranquilized to keep them submissive

It happened from time to time

And LARGE ASH TRAYS!

A great big round of applause to those who have taken their time to present them to us! From janitorsto directors and producers,our utmost thanks to allwho contribute their days and months to afford us these premier luxuries of yesterday's cinema greats!! The invention of films shall forever be remembered and deserving of so many accolades, it is incomprehensible to understand the depth and character of those who have given their allfir us to enjoy!!!!!

It is a little more difficult

That's the kind of theater that gets a crowd. Who wants to go watch a faithful, happy marriage celebrating it's 50th anniversary? what kind of a story line is that? In our society, it's considered boring.

Thus our high divorce rate. I think many of us are attracted to the opposite of who we are, and on occasion that’s a good thing, but for the majority it does not bode well for a relationship in the long term.

Billie Edwards It seems as if men & women end up competing with each other instead of having the unconditional love we didn’t have as children. The Almighty Dollar is more important than the loving feelings we had in the beginning. We learned this from the behaviors of those around us ~ love turns into resentment. The world becomes so hard & lonely without the support of each other. Our focus is backwards or we would all be happier. Love is supposed to make the world go round. No wonder our poles are shifting!

Billie Edwards How true A life can be so wonderful or so devastating

Yeah Right she only stopped what she was doing after esther's murder in fear of her own husband putting two and two together and killing her. Hope her husband finds the truth then divorce court!!

P.S. Great Movie!!!!!

For now.

@@stacynels4 Did you actually watch the film?! Those reasons you stated aren't valid.

Bruce Gibbins The song is "Little White Lies." And it is a great tune and song. The second tune the unseen band plays is "I'll Be a Friend With Please." I believe you'll find a good 1930 record of "Little White Lies" on youtube.

Fred Smith Thank you for that, Fred. With the information you provided I have found many renditions of this tune. The most pleasing to my ear is the 1930 recording by the Earl Bertlett Orchestra recorded at the Los Angeles Biltmore with the vocal provided by, Paul Gibbons. I'm enjoying playing this tune - often.

Bruce Gibbins That beguiling song is "Little White Lies," with a terrific version by Fred Waring & the Pennsylvanians, the tune can be found on youtube

@@fredsmith1837 As a teenager in the 1950s I started collecting old dance band records. This song, 'Little White Lies' as played by Nat Lewis and his dance band was my favourite one--and stayed that way for decades! I still have it but I now listen to it on YOU TUBE.

He wasn't a 'lounge lizard' he was wealthy and had his own business. He was a player.

Michael Mcgee That's because this is Pre Code, before censorship

1925: John Gilbert yells “Goddamn it!” in hugely successful film The Big Parade.

@@auletjohnast03638 He's a "liberal" because he knows an actual fact? Doesn't say much for your side of things, does it? Also, the very well known line at the finale of GWTW was "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.", not "Practically my dear... [sic]'.

@@auletjohnast03638 It was frankly!

@@auletjohnast03638 "Frankly"

Sometimes the comments are as good as the movie. This one especially on "Wacky koo koo heads". The rice issue is new to me, and the grand finale of the "old school rocks".

The rights issue is such an old wives tale nobody believes that anymore. It's one of those things everybody believes is true until they find out it isn't that's how I found out

It's simply untrue that raw rice is dangerous to birds or other wildlife. It takes a much hotter temperature than their stomachs. I suppose this myth got started by the people who have to sweep up the church steps lol.

But, they are wasting the "unmentionables".

I meant WEARING

THAT isn't the shocking part. :D

Yes the Phantom Empire we want to remember the Phantom Empire don't we the greatest? One of the greatest and only because of Dorothy Christy and that dress she wore week after week after week after week

I wish and Harding wasn't so forgotten today she was a wonderful actress and a beautiful woman. A few of us of course still remember lover

I noticed that as well. Shocking language!

I guess she told him.

Asensio Rodriguez I don’t think that’s Boris Karloff. Extravagance isn’t listed in his filmography.

Where did you paste it I like to read it very?

@@roderickfernandez5382 Gosh, I must have forgotten to post it. I watched the first thirteen minutes of this movie again to see if could remember what it was that I was going to post. In addition I went through some of my past writings and reread them. Can't say I know for sure what I was thinking I was going to post when I wrote that comment a year ago, but here is something that may fit this movie. Women Aren't Attracted To Men. Women are not actually attracted to men. There is a vague idea of what a man is physically, and some are better than others aesthetically speaking, but the purely physical appearance of a man is almost inconsequential unless he is horribly ugly or outrageously attractive. Women are attracted to a man’s resources, what he can do for her, his status, money, how much her friends would envy her for being seen with him, how much a man smiles and laughs, how many friends and resources a man has, how full a man's life is--how many "cool," "exciting" and prestigious things he is doing or connected to. They are interested in how other people view him--how many people want to be around him, how other people interact with him and whether their interactions convey that he is special and amazing. They want him to be extremely outgoing and aggressive, they want him to demonstrate his status over other people by dominating them in various non-violent ways. A woman's attraction to a man is a function of her jealousy at the thought of another woman having that man. She doesn't care who he actually is or EXACTLY what he looks like physically, she only cares about the VALUE of the life he has constructed around himself. A woman basically is a greedy materialistic prostitute. Although that sounds vulgar, it's true. She trades her physical self to buy into the success a man has created for himself. As a man, I fall in love with how a woman is physically. I fall in love with simple parts of a woman. Like the way her hair falls around her face, the line of her neck, her shoulders. The way her ears might peek from her hair. Her eyelashes. The size and shape of her hands, her fingernails. The way she walks, the way she looks when she is tired or annoyed, the sound she makes when she sneezes, coughs, or cries. The way she sits in a chair. The way she breathes while experiencing different emotions. The way her lips move. A million little things. Sure, a huge part of my attraction is mental, but the powerful seed of love that builds within me and crystallizes is based greatly on visual things that set off torrents of emotion and need. It seems to me that women almost cannot think for themselves. Their estimates of worth are based on other peoples' estimates of worth. They don't really find an object beautiful on their own. The object becomes beautiful when other people let her know that it is beautiful.

@@im1who84u man you didn't make a comment you wrote it to home but I did like it figure it out now because I don't

@@im1who84u What a dated, misogynistic diatribe. You've obviously no idea about women and seem a complete egotist.

@@ria1636 "What a dated, misogynistic diatribe. You've obviously no idea about women and seem a complete egotist." And that's just the beginning.

I'm not exactly sure what you're saying mr. D one

I really don't know what you're saying mr. Do but it sounds good to me as long as you're happy

Jackie Reynolds You are right about the depths of the Depression, of course, but his film was begun before the crash (October 1929) and released in 1930. For most, the shift was not quite as abrupt as we think. There were still millions of pre-tax dollars in bank accounts that took a little while to be spent. I am very happy to hear about your wife being such a wonderful and true companion. It sounds as though you know how lucky you are. Good luck in the future and the coming New Year!

I find your comment strange regarding viewers appreciation of Art Deco and supposed non appreciation of Art Nouveau. I think most viewers would appreciate both as I do.

Bad audio I guess

I am often amazed how CLEAR the pictures were...but audio didn't catch up until late 30s. (Gone Eith The Wind , Wizard of Oz, etc.)

That's what the audience was SUPPOSED to say.

Keeping the house clean wanting a sable coat nothing to do with each other what is something you don't want and the other is something you do want get it

I don't know what the film is there were so many like that but if we find it we should watch it together it sounds like great fun

How do you think the 29 crash came ?

technically that was the best time to buy long term. Not so crazy actually.

@@mysecondemailatl ..True. the market crash was because people were buying $10,000. of "valued stock for $500.00. And down went the broker's and banks, too. (Another "house of cards" is being built in today's markets).

Was this made before or after Oct. 1929? He is guaranteeing she won't lose money. She has no idea how anything financial works and he is taking advantage of the fact she likes to gamble on bridge. She is resisting maturity mightily, I'll say that for her. Look at the middle age totally ditzy rich wives and their daughters in later 1930s movies like My Man Godfrey.

@@mysecondemailatl Technically not, because so many companies went bankrupt. Wait for the dust to settle and buy the stock of the soundest.

No. Temple, born in 1928, made her first screen appearances in 1932. IMDB: www.imdb.com/name/nm0000073/

Really? I quite liked it. That extremely short hair on women in the late 20s was daring and suited for those cloche hats.

I love it so much it goes very well with having to wear a mask now. I can't wait to get it.

@bob I agree, it's too late to warn her to stay away from the stock man. He's creepy anyway. I would also warn her not to buy a sable coat because it's a senseless act to kill all of those animals for the sake of vanity and fashion.

@@MsMars. You fine woman, are a good soul.

You actually man, Amy Adams is a dead ringer for June Collyer!

As adorable as Amy Adams is and June Collyer was, I don't see a marked resemblance.

We’ll…one of them is dead

Taste it's not something you were born with it something you developed. Get it?

@@roderickfernandez5382 get it sport- some of us ARE born with it. Get it?

That's what makes these comments section so interesting everybody has a different opinion and you know what opinions are like don't you you may be right I may be wrong I think that's an old song title anyway have a good evening