I would like to thank everyone concerned with bringing these fabulous old movies to the masses. I, for one, would not have any entertainment, if you didn't. Thank you with hugs from Sherie Rodrigues from Australia
Warren hall is absolutely handsome, his eyes were divine, I was completely focused on him the entire movie. His suits, the hair, the elegance, he made my heart melt.
Warren h u l l was a fine actor mostly did B movies did very early television he certainly could have been up there with the big boys he was tall and handsome I believe he had blue eyes there's just a lot of luck and who gets where and when
Warren Hull’s eyes were heart meltingly beautiful. He obviously respected his lungs, too. The clothes are gorgeous and the dance scene was beautiful. A man with eyes like that who dances with elegance and grace??? I’m sold!
Keep those fabulous old movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood coming, many of them were true masterpieces like The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1939, along with many others! 1939 was a banner year with great award winning films! Younger people need to realize this really wasn't that long ago and it was quite modern back then! Note those modern chrome chairs by the pool and those sexy backless evening gowns or ones with spaghetti straps or one shouldered gowns! Dolly Tree, a British costume designer was the first to create those sexy modern gowns and influenced me to become a professional fashion illustrator in the late 1960s and 70s in NYC! My late parents were married in 1939 and the home movies of their wedding showed the big old cars. My late father was tall dark and handsome and had movie star looks and wore an all white suit on his wedding day. Mom looked beautiful and all her bridesmaids wore turquoise gowns, with big picture hats! The color turquoise was all the rage back then even into the 1950s with pink kitchens and pink appliances! Thanks for showing this fun movie..so enjoyable! Will check out all the cast members!
This was a perfect movie as its a predecessor of the Rock Hudson and Doris Day movies with similar plots Also Warren Hull was not only very handsome but could act well also. Even I fell in love with Henry by the end of the movie lol. I give this a solid gold 10. Shame on Hollywood for not making Warren Hull and the female lead more famous with more well written scripts and hype. Im hlad these movies are here for us to learn more of old movies, the forgotten actors and genuine entertainment.❤
It's amazing when you think about these old classic movies being almost 100 years old. Wow! I like them far more than the movies made nowadays. Thanks PizzaFlix for your great collection!
I know it's only a story but..... I felt for Helen. She deserved the man. She was noble and unselfish and plainly loved him. The bride only thought of herself, ever.
@@terriaustill2211 They were my late mother's time, and I grew up watching all those fabulous old movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood, many of them masterpieces! Dolly Tree a British costume designer was the first to design those sexy backless, one shouldered evening gowns! Inspired me to become a professional fashion illustrator in NYC in the late 60s and early 70s~
An absolutely tremendous picture. I have to show my utter gratitude to this splendid film that gave me one hell of a great time. Naturally, people then were well-mannered and held on to morals. A good marriage is such a blessing!
Sad that you feel the need to 'qualify' your comment with, "Whatever they were in the past". In our American past, they were the "greatest generation" and worthy of admiration- if not emulation.
@@elinannestad5320 Nope. It wasn't about that. People were more forward thinking than most peole today. They also had morals and not the type that you might imagine. The problem of people pleaseing was around but not like it is today. People followed their conscience more back then. They had something solid to stand on. Those people were stronger than us overall. We have regressed.
I do think they wore those suite way too loose. The pants were aweful. The Jackets were too heavy. The shoes however were something to be admired. The style overall was not bad but givign up the hat for men was a mistake imho.
These two worked together in 39 'Should a Girl Marry?' and in 40, ' The Green Hornet Strikes Again. Hull was a thirties hart throb and made several serials that are worth watching. His character 'Blinky/Winky'(?) is fab.
2nd time around and enjoyed it more than the first time, great acting and crazy fun story! Best line, "Get up...and I'll do it again!" - hahaha - thanks for the upload PizzaFlix! 💖 🇨🇦
🍕🎖️Let’s all give Pizza Fix a hoo .. ray !! … time to join something that requires money. Cheers Australia. On a Saturday Night in Charlotte Amalie, I became “effectively plastered” on a wonderful 2019 Chateau Chris red wine and enjoyed this classic. Love the characters, the acting, the train, the clarity of the projection and the whole show. Had no idea where the plot was going but I remember the name of the show. It has a lasting reputation in comedy.
If ever there was a screwy marriage, this was it. Great movie with a nice happy ending. Love these old black and white movies. More enjoyable and well worth watching again. Joe S
Such a wonderfully civilised way everyone behaves! Even the family whose children’s cycles are stolen! can you imagine the drama and violence if this happened now. 😳 even the fight between the men ... so well mannered!😆
i agree, but how anyone could not have seen them already is beyond me. - oh, maybe millenials. poor things, they have no idea how fun it was to have to watch commercials LOL. But we did have to wait a week to see tv shows, and movies were on when they were on! i think it was Million Dollar Movie (NYC) which used to show the same movie all week (M-F) - i would sometimes stay up til midnight to watch it. it must have been on fridays. then there was Chiller Theater - that was fun. (Actually, the scariest scene i ever, ever saw was the old witch in Snow White - scared the heck outta me. i loved the Night of the Living Dead :} They stopped making good scary movies after The Exorcist, which scared the hell outta me. - i saw a couple of them and never watched one again. they were really frightening. the only one i liked was the one in the hotel with Jack Nicholson (and Steven King hated that it really was nothing like the book - thank heavens, because i saw Carrie and i hated it; it just plain mean - have never read a single book of his.)
@@feralbluee So watching a 10 year old Stab herself between the legs with a cross and pitting out green slime with her head spinning in circle was enjoyable to you, but watch a 16 year old having her period and girls making fun of her for freaking out over it was some how disturbing ? Interesting 😂
Darn it. I'm enjoying a film and look it up to see what else the actors have done. Then I see how tragically the lives of these comedic, romantic stars ended. Why do I do that to myself? Enjoy this delightful romp. Don't look it up--at least not in the middle of it like I did. Wait until it's over.
On Edge from the Champaign? 😋 That's an Oxymoron! What strange Double Standards...Henry can't sleep on the Balcony because someone might see him...and yet the 1st morning there she's at Breakfast with Eric? 😳😂
Someone should have written a book of collected anecdotes about working at Monogram Pictures. There is more comedy, tragedy and drama on the Monogram lot than anything they ever put in the movies. Even the stars often wore their own best clothes.
I loved this. Have seen the later remake, I’m not sure it had the same title, I think Katherine Hepburn played the lead. Really enjoyed this one, thanks for posting 👏👍😊
a little jealousy DOES go a long way... and it's hard to believe he ever loved her. what was to love ?? even bratty Katherine Hepburn showed SOME redeeming qualities in her star turn "The Philadelphia Story" - crafted by Philip Barry. difference between a classic and a curio.
Isn't it funny how many suitcases of beautiful clothes (even trunks) people used then. Now days everyone packs into tiny bags that fit under the plane seat. Times have really changed.
Watching this movie November 1 2020. We are wearing less and less packable clothes , going nowhere in a hurry and many with people working from home and communicating virtually. It’s been said that people are only buying nice tops and wearing jeans 👖, leggings 🦵🏿and shorts🩳 ( bottoms) ! Things will never be the same! 🤓
I watched it too great movie lorreta looked so fine I think 30s women were far classier in their dress sense than all the so called best dressed women of today
The bridegroom to be may have been a weasel, but the bride isn't exactly a winner. She has no consideration for her lawyer as a person. He did her a favor while she acts like it's just a part of being a good lawyer.
45 minutes...this is the time ld Order Champaign and A Steak and Lobster Dinner...with Ice Cream and Chocolates for Dessert and than ld Climb into a Hot Bubble Bath and go to Bed Early...or That! 😂
42:14 If you look at the reflection on the side of the car, you can see the tripod for the camera. It looks like they tried to camouflage it with some sort of draping.
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I would like to thank everyone concerned with bringing these fabulous old movies to the masses. I, for one, would not have any entertainment, if you didn't. Thank you with hugs from Sherie Rodrigues from Australia
Hi Sherie, Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you 🍕🍕
I love these old comedy movies they brighten my evenings so much!
Warren hall is absolutely handsome, his eyes were divine, I was completely focused on him the entire movie. His suits, the hair, the elegance, he made my heart melt.
Warren h u l l was a fine actor mostly did B movies did very early television he certainly could have been up there with the big boys he was tall and handsome I believe he had blue eyes there's just a lot of luck and who gets where and when
And he sings, too! Ahhhhhh
You always know how these comedies are going to work out and still they're fun to watch LOL
I loved the way Henry was having the best vacation of his life while Shelia was taking her lumps👍👍😂
So cute!!!
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And he sings, too!!
missing your marriage cause you went to movies 😂😂 now that's a movie lover
Warren Hull’s eyes were heart meltingly beautiful. He obviously respected his lungs, too. The clothes are gorgeous and the dance scene was beautiful. A man with eyes like that who dances with elegance and grace??? I’m sold!
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This was a good movie. I enjoyed it! All the old classics are the best. They can never make movies as enjoyable as these!!
so true
Totally Agree with you!! Such a good movie :) real pleasure to watch - great!
The Times were different. My Grandmother appeared happy during this period. Movies are a reflection of the times.
Yes, I agree too..old movies r the best always n forever..
Keep those fabulous old movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood coming, many of them were true masterpieces like The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1939, along with many others! 1939 was a banner year with great award winning films! Younger people need to realize this really wasn't that long ago and it was quite modern back then! Note those modern chrome chairs by the pool and those sexy backless evening gowns or ones with spaghetti straps or one shouldered gowns! Dolly Tree, a British costume designer was the first to create those sexy modern gowns and influenced me to become a professional fashion illustrator in the late 1960s and 70s in NYC! My late parents were married in 1939 and the home movies of their wedding showed the big old cars. My late father was tall dark and handsome and had movie star looks and wore an all white suit on his wedding day. Mom looked beautiful and all her bridesmaids wore turquoise gowns, with big picture hats! The color turquoise was all the rage back then even into the 1950s with pink kitchens and pink appliances! Thanks for showing this fun movie..so enjoyable! Will check out all the cast members!
This was a perfect movie as its a predecessor of the Rock Hudson and Doris Day movies with similar plots Also Warren Hull was not only very handsome but could act well also. Even I fell in love with Henry by the end of the movie lol. I give this a solid gold 10. Shame on Hollywood for not making Warren Hull and the female lead more famous with more well written scripts and hype. Im hlad these movies are here for us to learn more of old movies, the forgotten actors and genuine entertainment.❤
With so much evil in these world glad to see classics movies,Thank you
It's amazing when you think about these old classic movies being almost 100 years old. Wow! I like them far more than the movies made nowadays. Thanks PizzaFlix for your great collection!
"Acme Laundry" where the coyote does his wash. 😀
After the first few minutes I thought this was going to be too silly to stick with. It turned out to be pretty good. Thanks.
I know it's only a story but..... I felt for Helen. She deserved the man. She was noble and unselfish and plainly loved him. The bride only thought of herself, ever.
Get a grip she was a ninny
she was a ninny
Hellen was perhaps more beautiful both in maturityand looks, but it was her fate in the movie to lose.😢
Wow! Henry sure had alot of talents. And those hypnotic eyes! He had me sold. Oh my! She sure was blind. Great movie.
I love this movie! Lots of snappy dialogue and well done comedy! The film is in great shape. I love all of the movies on this particular uploader!!
I love watching old, old movies not even my mother born on those years 😘❤️
I was just telling someone the other day, I'm watching movies before my mother's time. Lol love them!
@@terriaustill2211 They were my late mother's time, and I grew up watching all those fabulous old movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood, many of them masterpieces! Dolly Tree a British costume designer was the first to design those sexy backless, one shouldered evening gowns! Inspired me to become a professional fashion illustrator in NYC in the late 60s and early 70s~
I watched that movie several times, such a delight. Great humour. Love Anne Nagel. One line repeated in the movie : I resent! 😂
What an amusing and fun movie. Thanks for this.
An absolutely tremendous picture. I have to show my utter gratitude to this splendid film that gave me one hell of a great time. Naturally, people then were well-mannered and held on to morals. A good marriage is such a blessing!
I didn't think it would happen so quickly, this wonderful movie is one I've not seen. Thank you 😊
That is what made Movies Great 😊. Thank you !
Whatever else they were in the past at least they knew how to dress. The way people dress today is depressing
Sad that you feel the need to 'qualify' your comment with, "Whatever they were in the past". In our American past, they were the "greatest generation" and worthy of admiration- if not emulation.
@@DavidRice111 .... he said, beating his chest.
@@elinannestad5320 Nope. It wasn't about that. People were more forward thinking than most peole today. They also had morals and not the type that you might imagine. The problem of people pleaseing was around but not like it is today. People followed their conscience more back then. They had something solid to stand on. Those people were stronger than us overall. We have regressed.
I do think they wore those suite way too loose. The pants were aweful. The Jackets were too heavy. The shoes however were something to be admired. The style overall was not bad but givign up the hat for men was a mistake imho.
@@DavidRice111 look up emulation someday it's an interesting word when used correctly
Aura of those grandpa days touches us like no other could in modern times.
Love these old movies 🌹
I loved this movie.He knew how to handle her,and he was gorgeous.Would love to see more movies starring him.She's a good actress..
i totally agree on both counts :}
Him who? I just tuned in to watch.
These two worked together in 39 'Should a Girl Marry?' and in 40, ' The Green Hornet Strikes Again. Hull was a thirties hart throb and made several serials that are worth watching. His character 'Blinky/Winky'(?) is fab.
Great movie. Love the classics. Warren is so handsome.
Refreshingly funny. Been watching too many crime dramas lately. Tnx
Love the quick wit dialog in this movie. I like it.
"Are you serious!?" - "Do I look playful!?"
Very pleasent movie, love to watch it over and over again...
2nd time around and enjoyed it more than the first time, great acting and crazy fun story! Best line, "Get up...and I'll do it again!" - hahaha - thanks for the upload PizzaFlix! 💖 🇨🇦
This movie was a delight tysm.
Oh how beautiful. Great screenplay, movies to enjoy. Thanks
Can't imagine what sort those 124 "dislikes" are. Why would anyone not enjoy this delightful little comedy?
Probably because she is so unlikable and annoying
@@ellybean5868 you have the right idea nail on the head
@@ellybean5868 EXACTLY
Sometimes I accidentally hit the wrong button & they don't get taken off!
🍕🎖️Let’s all give Pizza Fix a hoo .. ray !! … time to join something that requires money. Cheers Australia. On a Saturday Night in Charlotte Amalie, I became “effectively plastered” on a wonderful 2019 Chateau Chris red wine and enjoyed this classic. Love the characters, the acting, the train, the clarity of the projection and the whole show. Had no idea where the plot was going but I remember the name of the show. It has a lasting reputation in comedy.
I can only imagine the drama that marriage would have been like if it was real.
Loved it, very funny. And Henry is handsome!
LOL...Poor Henry thought he was going to get some "Hineymoon,' HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Some things never change when it comes to the paparazzi lol
If ever there was a screwy marriage, this was it. Great movie with a nice happy ending. Love these old black and white movies. More enjoyable and well worth watching again. Joe S
Ann Nagel is superb in this role. She manages to make her character irritating and captivating at the same time
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@@PizzaFLIX 'may the sauce be with you', you make me laugh. I used to make pizzas at a drive-in theatre in the late1960's.
@@karmelicanke and I used to be in a Rockabilly band called The Drive-Ins, but didn't know they served Pizza at Drive-in Theaters.
Never saw her before, but she is great. Love the subtlety at times. Little gems of acting. And the actor is also fabulous. This film is a keeper!
E o feel like they string 🧵 and c
This kind of movies are my favorite
That was so cute!! Loved it even more THIS time...I LOVE LOVE😙😗
And she is Such a Good Actress!! The main character -
Thanks. It's very enjoyable. A classic...
Thank you for sharing this fantastic film 👍🏻❤️
That was a romantic and amazing motion picture!
This is the first hilarious movie of 2021 for me. I enjoyed it so much!!!!
My goodness, Warren Hull had such gorgeous eyes!
Henry was a very handsome man. and he could sing
Great movie 🎥! Thank you so much‼️
I can't add anything more that hasn't been said already thank you pizzaflix 🖒🖒🎩🎩👍👍☄☄🐴🐎🐎
I seriously love this movie
"Get up and I'll do it again" 😂😂
What a delightful film, thanku
very enjoyable oldie, good humor 🎥❤️❤️🧓
Such a wonderfully civilised way everyone behaves! Even the family whose children’s cycles are stolen! can you imagine the drama and violence if this happened now. 😳 even the fight between the men ... so well mannered!😆
I've found that, these days, the folks who don't have or use social media have much better manners than those who do.
@@msmltvcktl Well, surely!
@@msmltvcktlis youtube considered social media too?
Great film thanks for posting
If you love this movie, you gotta watch 'The Thin Man' series. They are a riot!
i agree, but how anyone could not have seen them already is beyond me. - oh, maybe millenials. poor things, they have no idea how fun it was to have to watch commercials LOL. But we did have to wait a week to see tv shows, and movies were on when they were on! i think it was Million Dollar Movie (NYC) which used to show the same movie all week (M-F) - i would sometimes stay up til midnight to watch it. it must have been on fridays. then there was Chiller Theater - that was fun. (Actually, the scariest scene i ever, ever saw was the old witch in Snow White - scared the heck outta me. i loved the Night of the Living Dead :} They stopped making good scary movies after The Exorcist, which scared the hell outta me. - i saw a couple of them and never watched one again. they were really frightening. the only one i liked was the one in the hotel with Jack Nicholson (and Steven King hated that it really was nothing like the book - thank heavens, because i saw Carrie and i hated it; it just plain mean - have never read a single book of his.)
David Copperfield-not the magician ...hey David do you have a link to The Thin Man movies? Thanks
Thin man movie
@@feralbluee So watching a 10 year old Stab herself between the legs with a cross and pitting out green slime with her head spinning in circle was enjoyable to you, but watch a 16 year old having her period and girls making fun of her for freaking out over it was some how disturbing ? Interesting 😂
Dspeir I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT!!!!!
What I like about the old movies is lots of dialogue and don’t have to worry about foul language
watching again great movie thankyou
What a delightful motion picture.
Well played - I liked it!
I can’t believe what a baby Sheila was! She threw a temper tantrum at every little thing! It was pretty funny to watch tho!
Henry should got an annulment. Leave without a word.🤔
Good old comfort film.
Darn it. I'm enjoying a film and look it up to see what else the actors have done. Then I see how tragically the lives of these comedic, romantic stars ended. Why do I do that to myself? Enjoy this delightful romp. Don't look it up--at least not in the middle of it like I did. Wait until it's over.
I do the same thing. Don't understand why either. Lol
On Edge from the Champaign? 😋 That's an Oxymoron! What strange Double Standards...Henry can't sleep on the Balcony because someone might see him...and yet the 1st morning there she's at Breakfast with Eric? 😳😂
At least up to this point, I don't see why any man would want her!
Someone should have written a book of collected anecdotes about working at Monogram Pictures. There is more comedy, tragedy and drama on the Monogram lot than anything they ever put in the movies. Even the stars often wore their own best clothes.
Thanks for the upload
I loved this. Have seen the later remake, I’m not sure it had the same title, I think Katherine Hepburn played the lead. Really enjoyed this one, thanks for posting 👏👍😊
"The Philadelphia Story" perhaps ?
So playful, loved it!
Great movie!
Loved it!
How absolutely beautiful 💚💚💚🇳🇿
a little jealousy DOES go a long way...
and it's hard to believe he ever loved her.
what was to love ??
even bratty Katherine Hepburn showed SOME redeeming qualities
in her star turn "The Philadelphia Story" - crafted by Philip Barry.
difference between a classic and a curio.
A really good movie
I don't think I've ever seen so much smoking in one movie. How things have changed over the years!
Ah, for the good ol' days . . . .
People dressed perfect in those days the way they wore their clothes and looked perfect.
Isn't it funny how many suitcases of beautiful clothes (even trunks) people used then. Now days everyone packs into tiny bags that fit under the plane seat. Times have really changed.
Travel by train lets you bring the kitchen sink.
Watching this movie November 1 2020. We are wearing less and less packable clothes , going nowhere in a hurry and many with people working from home and communicating virtually. It’s been said that people are only buying nice tops and wearing jeans 👖, leggings 🦵🏿and shorts🩳 ( bottoms) ! Things will never be the same! 🤓
Marvelous share 🙂
Warren Hull is so handsome. 😘
If you like this watch 'the doctor takes a wife' funny fast paced comedy that stands the test of time.
I've seen it and it's hilarious!
I watched it too great movie lorreta looked so fine
I think 30s women were far classier in their dress sense than all the so called best dressed women of today
OMGoodness - beginning looks like the style of Metropolis - Art Deco. The episodes of Poirot from
England have an intro with this style :}
The "Monogram" film company's animated logo looked rather crude and dated for 1937.
Enjoyed the movie
I'm only a third of the way through but the guy who stood her up is a weasel 🤭😂
The bridegroom to be may have been a weasel, but the bride isn't exactly a winner. She has no consideration for her lawyer as a person. He did her a favor while she acts like it's just a part of being a good lawyer.
Crazy comedy. 😆
Love it what a great Movie!
In the first 4 minutes we get a long ago glimpse of a Bridezilla!!
Your better then me tv🌝😜 thank you for sharing Appreciate you 🙂 six stars🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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45 minutes...this is the time ld Order Champaign and A Steak and Lobster Dinner...with Ice Cream and Chocolates for Dessert and than ld Climb into a Hot Bubble Bath and go to Bed Early...or That! 😂
Awesome classic good movie.
Warren Hull even in black and white has memorizing eyes, Imagine them in color wow.
Yes.....'memorizing' as well as mesmerizing....LOL!
42:14 If you look at the reflection on the side of the car, you can see the tripod for the camera.
It looks like they tried to camouflage it with some sort of draping.
so good!😂🔥🧡
thank you
That was really cute!