The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case 1943 / Eugene Forde 

Well said

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Agreed

So true. Though I thought there was no movie I wanted to see that I had not seen. Where has this series been since the 1940s?

@@jacquelinejanz5792 Makes no sense.

That's some of the best reasons for watching these old movies. Seeing what life was like in the time of the movie.

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I hear U! I call these all my treasure trove, like my own lil' gold mine. I can relax, ease into it & go ahead on in!❤🤷😍

Very true

I completely agree….

WOW..Lloyd Bridges. Simply amazing in that he's soooo young. I am surely enjoying these ol' flicks. Brings comfort & ease. I need that especially in this day & age!😷 Thank yall much for running all these oldie goldies tonight☺😅😍😮

U r so CORRECT!

I looked it up. I think there were 10 from 1943-1949.

Unfortunately, very few. I loved them and the radio dramas-again, only a few. I wish there were more!

I am on about 5! Loving them!

@@sueferris3685 thanks

Here is a full playlist of all 10: ru-vid.com/group/PLINv-_bAHldmzuLLs2Bp5GAamyqdHzZ9-

I thought that was Lloyd Bridges! I didn't see his name in the opening credits, will have to go back and look. Thanks for letting me know I'm not seeing things.

​@@debbiewilck3076... join the rest of us. Welcome!

I like the older model cars.

SEAHUNT...ON TV for years

OMG!! yeah. oh WOW!!! I only ever knew him as the old guy on sea hunt!!! LOL! So how Old am I ??!!!!!!!!

I just couldn't remember his name. Then I found this. Thank you!

I recognized the voice. He is young there.

Looks like he choose the wrong week to quit smoking....drinking....

@@gayleandreah Me too! That was the first thing that indicated to me I knew him!

I love the clothes, furniture, and scenery. It seems so simple

A film NEVER seen is still a NEW film! Just quoting the great Lauren Bacall.

@Lavonia Frates Wldn't boast about intruding on someone else's privacy.

@@MichaelGunner123 : Yes, and at my old age and memory problems, an old film SEEN is always a NEW film.

@@anonymousjohnson976 Good one!

Luv Classic Films!

Classic film sounds so much better!

Fresh meat

@@MichaelGunner123 agreed!

Forgotten for sure. Doubt 1/5 could remember.

Not totally forgotten thanks to DDC and RU-vid. New fans can now find these forgotten films.

Well said!!!!!❤

Yes. He was an actor my husband introduced me to years ago when we saw him as the angry producer in "Forty Second Street". (Look: you might find some of his scenes here on YT?) He was also The Cisco Kid in that series. He had great range. - I'm 68, and I married an older man: the generations prior to the 1960's produced a much different male of the species.. It was not uncommon to see men of Warner's ilk: self-possessed, well-worded, with a depth of emotion and intelligence we won't see again, I fear. (In women either.) - His generation that gave us the great men that fought the two World Wars and gave their lives in agonizing ways (you don't die like in the movies, friends - or worse, sometimes you don't die and live without a face...). We won't see bravery like that again. - But sorry, a "rant" Baxter was one fine fellow. No matinee beauty.

@@gailjarvis2592 you are absolutely correct! I long for the people of bygone times, when people had true heart, morals and values.

I guess I'm not the only one that pays so much attention to the sets, fashion etc. LOL I watch the Dr Blake Australian series and the Miss Fisher series - great cars and outstanding costumes Miss Fisher wears! Great acting

Nothing beats Poirot and miss Marple for the interior design and fashion

@@kathleencampbell2298 I love the original Ms Marple films made by MGM in the early 1960's! All 4 recently played in order on TCM.

drapes & carpeting?

@@elizabethbowie9753 Lol nevermind. It doesn't really sound like you're the type to notice, let alone appreciate such stylings anyway.

@mister kluge Actually, for a short time period, Bridges was blacklisted in Hollywood, Sea Hunt would be a new start to his temporarily de-railed career. While he is famous for his role in AIRPLANE, his movie career was pretty much over by the early 50s...a true shame. He appeared in quite a few movies in the 40s, and I remember seeing him as a " bad guy " in some serial at the beginning of his career.

I laughed out loud at this exchange, for sure

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LOL.

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Yeah ... in the movies ...

Old is dead Forget it

So do his sons.

This is addressed in the film.

Aw, you gave it away!

Forgotten

The last person to receive a Civil War Veterans pension died last month June 2020. It was something like she was 16 and married a 99? year old Civil War vet. The story said it was actually common for those marriages, so a woman could have a pension in her later years.

I was born four years after this was made. Strange to think I'm that old.

@@murieltainter5936 I get a kick out of seeing the type of environment my parents may have lived in when they were first married.

@@forwardplans8168 She doesn’t want a pension

@@murieltainter5936me too!!

@marypatten9655 Hate to burst your bubble but it wasn't because the ladies back then didn't want them nasty. According to 'Complicated Women', Greta Garbo and all of them wanted to show more than the chaste kisses we see but the powers that be were too afraid it would cause the younger movie goers to want to ya know too😉😉 so the Precode standards were enacted and the rest is what we know to be fine, wholesome films from sweet, innocent times. Hollywood pulling the wool over as per usual.

I got lost with all the characters and names early on. I had no idea what was happening by the time we were half way through.

It doesn’t END

In one of his early roles, he played at" bad guy " in one of those serials you can see here on RU-vid, from the early war years. He was a lackey of the big Nazi or Japanese spy...if I remember correctly.

As "Mike Nelson", I believe.

Did you make it? 🙂