Suddenly It's Spring 1947 Paulette Goddard Fred MacMurray Macdonald Carey Comedy dir. Mitchel Leisen 

What a sweet thought!

I am so glad you had that lovely experience with your grandmother

@@marvinabigby5509 Thank you! I am so blessed to still have my grandma to enjoy these classics with! 😊

57 and perfer the classics also. I was a late night teenager who found them on 1 of 3 channels that seemed to be on until 2 a.m., LOL!

I'm 43 as well and I've always loved these films as well. Very young for them but I love the detail and how they relax me

It’s December 2023 Christmas Day for me and I’m under the covers watching the old black and whites from the 1940s.

It’s the 29th day of February, 2024, and here I am way over in Japan .. on a cold night - tucked in my warm bed, watching some dear black & white classics 🍿

@@uk7900you three need to get a job!

My pleasure! 😊

Watch A POISON PEN!! IT'S REALLY GOOD.

Ditto 👌

Many thanks from me too. Love these old films, brilliant.

​@@raresilentsandtalkies many thanks, I love these old films.

He and John Wayne had two of Hollywood's most convincing hairpieces.

Hard to believe. It sure looked natural!@@tonypanzarella9387

Great idea.

P m o b I've never heard anybody called the 1930s enjoyable. During the Great Depression which lasted from 1929 until 1945 there were many natural disasters compounding the economic disaster which ruined many families especially farming families across the plains. I have no idea what you're thinking of when you think of the 1930s

IDK my grandparents were newly married, agaiñst the wishes of my great grandpa as he felt my grandpa would not amount to anything , be able to take care of my grandma, there they were, newlyweds, living in a car on his dad's land, gathering scrap wood from the local dump, parents to newborn twins ! Built a one room home out of scraps , BOTH of them hammering, sawing. Scrap tar paper roof, straw insulation, cooking outside, there were no social programs. Nor family helping as attitude was pull up your boot straps. Yet never heard grandma & grandpa complain. They spoke of hard work yet in sense of look at what we accomplished. !! The 30's YES were VERY hard for so many ! Heard MANY elders in my family speak of the hardship, yet, as if also, their take, was a " blessing" ? Of sorts in that they turned it into what they became . Grandpa got work thru the govt program came thru working to hand build roads as were no heavy equipment as today for roadwork. Grandma took in sewing, canned & ade jams for working people so she could stay home , raising 5 kids, buried one as now known within family is a genetic issue. They added on to the one room to inhouse plumbing , 2 bedrooms , a bath, kitchen living & dining areas. They got & kept a FORD model T on the road, farmed with his dad & mom until they were both called home . That house is stilstanding . Last time it sold , went for $240K with now just enough acreage . The farmette has been long gone . They were able to travel for a week to Hawaii , have a beyond small trailer at the lake, building on & on. Proud people . Nope was far from fun or glam in the 1930's for them or just about all ¡ !! I doubt my grandparents or elders ever stepped foot into a movie theater to enjoy to be honest ! They are now at rest. Left behind wisdom , advice . Tons of memories. The love & appreciation of these old school B & W movies. Worked in LTC // SNF I agree that the residents would enjoy watching, appreciate, tell some amazing stories of back in the day ! Not many left from that era now ! Soon it will be just us grandkids to pass on their stories . Movies bring out so many good memories 😊❤

@@desertodavid although times were hard - they were good. People learned to be happy in their circumstances. they were not easy, but relying on God got many people through the times without losing all hope.

Me too .

But in the real world, Charles Chaplin did just that.

Oh I thought I was running out of them . Thanks for letting me see more cheers.

"The Absent Minded Professor," is still wonderful, too. Adore Fred MacMurray!

Yes, agree!@@angelabluebird609

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Am showing the best of this cinematic period to mixed gender 26 yearolds once a fortnight.They absolutely love them. They actually prefer them to the ones they get dished up at cinemas today. Which is an indictment. Find that *very* telling about the 'pu$hy' psychology of modern cinema today. Today's menu is not the level of entertainment the studios think it is. It's a fair degree of Xbox CGI'd Up for the big screen. The post view discussion is inspiring. Who'd have thought it. Well, We did.

Fred McMurray put in an amazing performance in the Caine Mutiny. He's quite an accomplished actor.

@@mitchflorida Hey, thanks for telling us something we already know.

@Dean Ronson huh? Not everyone has seen that great movie. It was a stellar performance.

Because with Spring comes new love.

If you like Fred Macmurray you might try watching Double Indemnity, his only "bad guy" roll. Cain Mutiny is another great movie he's in. McMurray was at the height of his fame when he made the film Double Indemnity. One of his fans stopped him, on the street I believe and was upset about the film. Said she always took her daughter to his films and was aghast that it was a murder mystery. He refused to take anymore villain roles after that encounter.

You’re missing out if this is the only Fred mc murray movie you’ve seen. You need to watch murder he says, the egg and I, and the best one of all Double Indemnity.

Did you know he was a singer?

@@saran3214 No I didn't. Doesn't surprise me though, a lot of actors back then were multi talented

@@saran3214 No. That is amazing! 🌹

So very very true. My family is suffering because someone we trusted did this.

He sure was. He was a great person with ethics. I loved watching his movies and My Three Sons. Wonderful man

@@barbaram5787 I’m sorry to see this. It does involve the entire family regardless of what the couple feels. Very selfish of them, not to mention laziness for not working on the marriage. People think just changing partners is the answer. Not true

@@cbass2755 You are wrong in your comment. They went to marriage counseling for a year. The betrayer doesn't want to accept what he did and instead is blaming his wife for every little thing he can. Tearing her down so she can barely function. She has not been lazy about their marriage at all. And though he cheated it had nothing to do with wanting someone else.

@@barbaram5787 I just went by your comment. I’m glad they tried.

Same!

GOOFY character here indeed,however he nails it! Probably the best acting I've seen from him on a film.

I liked the other guy.

I agree! She should’ve moved on lol

Watch them on utube! I do. And Pluto tv

Lost Weekend.

Yes, I always thought so too.

He probably did the film because he was under contract.

@Karl with a K HAHA

You're absolutely right......Good evening how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day it's a lovely day that the lord has made

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