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What a good, versatile Actress Margaret Hamilton was!!😊👍

This was excellent Alan Mowbray played the villain to perfection it's a shame no one got tied to the railroad tracks. The rest of the cast performed brilliantly nice to see Buster Keaton in a talking role will be recommending this to friends thanks for posting.

I just love margret Hamilton!

Hollywood pokes fun at Broadway. Touche!

This is one of the best films I have ever seen on KZfaq!!

I loved Margaret Hamilton I miss her too much I wished we all would have gotten a chance to meet her when she was young a woman and never died yet she seemed like a kind person

THIS IS A TRUE MASTERWORK!!!! THEY JUST DO NOT MAKE FILMS KLIKE THIS anymore.

I love Margaret She's my favrite❤❤💘💘

Alan Mowbray~ who doesn't love him?

Critics got this movie wrong. It's wildly overacted on purpose by a veteran cast. Keaton of course comes off best. Thanks PizzaFlix for posting this rare gem.

There are messages in this film. I’ve never seen a movie like this, melodrama on screen. I’ve heard of Buster Keaton but have never seen him. This is a very witty, funny movie. Very difficult lines to memorize.

“I think he has fallen!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Excellent,just like theater😊

Anita Louise previously played the teacher, Miss Rose, later Mrs. Rose Hamilton in The Little Princess (1939)

What a great picture ! I can't think Buster Keaton ever played a better talkie role ! And such a great cast ! Hugh Herbert has been one of my favorites ever since first seeing him characterized in WB cartoons - TNX 4 Posting!

What a lovely old Flix ! Loved it ,thank you pizza Flix !

Billy Gilbert is the same actor as the voice of Sneezy in Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

Margaret Hamilton previously played Miss Almira Gulch and the Wicked Witches of the East and the West in The Wizard of Oz (1939)

This is a cute movie. There are many good quips, especially "my brain is a liquid flame"....lol.

Excellent :)

Seeing this little ditty makes me happy... Wonder why...

OMG, what a great satirical movie. Wouldn't be surprised if Mel Brooks developed a few screen plot schematics after watching this...by halfway through, it's classic for later Mel Brooks style, and a bit further, classic for The Three Stooges (specifically 'pie throwing' scene). The subtle-to-obtuse comedic ploys, including slapstick and old-style live theatrical, works (more than) well, integrating vaudeville with (1940s) more current film techniques. All around great movie.

Charles Judels previously voiced Stromboli and the Coachman in Disney’s Pinocchio (1940)

Awww Margaret Hamilton was so sweet protecting that girl in the movie or show I wish I could have been her girl in the movie or show

This is a melodrama... designed to be overacted and overplayed. If anyone remembers a Samuel French play called "Saving The Old Homestead", that too was designed to be played melodramatically and with lots of character. I played the hero "Rodger" in our HS version of this. "I'll save you little Nell"!!!

Richard Cromwell in this one, reminds me of the "actors" in the Gerry Anderson Supermarionation sci-fi kiddie shows of the 1960's, like Captain Scarlet. He's doing it on purpose, of course, in the spirit of the film.

The birds lying on the couple

Wonderful, thankyou!😂

The way the man cries hilarious

Very interesting style they used here...had some funny moments....

Fourth billing for Buster? Hollywood sure knows how to screw with people's lives!!! Oddly enough is was very amusing but there is more of a message than one might think. Knowing that Buster got very depressed after Hollywood would not let Buster make the kind of movies he wanted to make , and a wife gold digger he had two sons with that took his sons away from him and changed their last names, he would only have to take 2 drinks and be completely drunk. They put him in a sanatorium for a little while but he did get better and got out. In the sanatorium they would give you more to drink like in this movie and many people died because of this. Boy did they get that one wrong. Buster was one of the lucky ones.

Thae Best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Classic Melodrammer===played in the old style for laughs. "The Drunkard" as depicted in W.C. Fields' "OLD FASHIONED WAY.

The attractive woman appearing on screen at 40:01 for only 23 seconds is 33yo Carlotta Monti. She was W.C. Fields mistress for 13 years, from 1933 until his death in 1946.

Very funny 😂

The birds

Omg that girl had the same name as me lol I was in shook if only I was there I could have been happy if I was born back then

53:07 is dope.

The villain is the Encarnation of corruption he knew the judge

why does this feel like a modern high school play? 😂😂😂

I'm sure Margaret Hamilton was a kind, loving person............but she still gives me the creeps!

🔥🔥 This movie is phenomenal 1:14 🔥🎥❤ 👇👇👇👇👇

This is the worst (best)of the old morality plays!

While it's intermittently funny and the actors are having a good time with it, it doesn't quite work. It seems like it should but it doesn't. Thanks for posting, for sure.

Silly thing. Couldn't even watch it all. I wonder how/why the great Buster Keaton ever was compelled to do this. And down on the cast list, no less. He was right up there with and I believe better than Chaplin.

This is Most irregular

Don't mistake me~ I'll be voting Trump THIS time, but even Billy Gilbert looks better in "white tie" than Donald did during his UK State visit this week! Where was Trump's valet?