Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 15

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
  • Check out some of my other pre-Code videos:
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 1 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 2 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 3 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 4 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 5 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 6 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 7 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 8 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 9 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 10 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 11 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 12 • Video
    Pre-Codes Classic Clips Vol. 13 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 14 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Classic Clips Vol. 15 • Video
    Pre-Codes: Step-ins Time • Video
    Pre-Codes: The Unmentionables • Video
    Pre-Codes: Bare Necessities • Video
    Pre-Codes: Cartoons • Video
    Pre-Codes: Wanted: Men • Video
    Pre-Codes: Cartoons, Too! • Video
    Pre-Codes: Tribute o Frances Dee • Video
    Pre-Codes: More Cartoons! • Video
    Pre-Codes: Profanity, Bronx Cheers, Cocking a Snook and Flying Birds • Video
    Pre-Codes: Thelma Todd • Video
    Pre-Codes: Toby Wing • Video
    Pre-Codes: Horrors • Video
    Pre-Codes: Gangsters, Guns, Violence • Video
    Pre-Codes: Sadism, Masochism, Misogyny & Grapefruit • Video
    Pre-Codes: Tribute to Alice White • Video
    Pre-Codes: the Ladies: Miriam Hopkins; Mae Clarke; Ann Dvorak • Video
    Tribute to “Miss Crabtree”: June Marlowe • Video
    No Copyright Infringement was intended in the making of this video, all clips and music belong to original and respective owners.
    Pre-Codes Classic Clips Vol. 15
    Sunnyside Up
    Monte Carlo
    Skyscraper Souls
    Don’t Bet on a Woman
    Call Her Savage
    Hot Saturday
    Frankenstein
    Heat Lightning
    Parlor, Bedroom and Bath
    Blonde Crazy
    Employees’ Entrance
    Hell’s Angels
    International House
    Private Detective #62
    Bird of Paradise
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Комментарии • 17

  • @EMMALEEMC
    @EMMALEEMC 3 года назад +8

    "you got pockets in that?!" 😆😆 cagney always with the timing & delivery.

  • @b5904
    @b5904 3 года назад +2

    That creation scene from Frankenstein still effective!

  • @eugenedegeorge5084
    @eugenedegeorge5084 4 года назад +14

    I love these pre-code Clips. boy Did they know how to do it then-- nothing like today, which is just garbage .that line was classic." I'm in a very old business. Well, so am I".Fell off my chair with that one.

    • @HHHGeorge
      @HHHGeorge 4 года назад +2

      Eugene DeGeorge, I stopped on that line as well. That line would have made Mae West proud.

    • @debszakormos7919
      @debszakormos7919 4 года назад

      Hi. Omg my Favorite❗ROFL. Great writing. I just posted a similar comment❗🤣

  • @debszakormos7919
    @debszakormos7919 4 года назад +1

    Kevin hi 👐🙋‍♂️! Omg these clips are a hoot. Listen at 0:39, Just. Too. Funny. ".... ya? Well so am I .!!" 🤣😛🤓. Im still giggling. Great script writers in those days. No fear. LOL! 😉🐦🇨🇦

    • @michiganjfrog
      @michiganjfrog  4 года назад +2

      Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

  • @omargoodnesssake
    @omargoodnesssake 3 года назад +1

    The dress that the blonde female gambler is wearing at 0:29 is exactly like the one worn by Joan Crawford in the movie Grand Hotel

  • @spindalis79
    @spindalis79 3 года назад

    You've got to admire W.C. Fields' subtle perversion. In the same clip is the second time I've witnessed a license plate in your compilations. Both of them with the year 1933.

  • @stevenroland7472
    @stevenroland7472 4 года назад +3

    Toby Wing in the very last clip.

  • @mitchellpak2795
    @mitchellpak2795 4 года назад +2

    How wonderfully innocent.

  • @algeborusas1883
    @algeborusas1883 4 года назад +2

    "Sorry, I've just come from a wedding". Your own?

  • @vicrobussy9191
    @vicrobussy9191 4 года назад +2

    Belle beautiful wonderful 😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘💝💝💝💝💝

  • @tek6423
    @tek6423 4 года назад +1

    Wait a minute....one of them was in color, what’s up with that?

    • @michiganjfrog
      @michiganjfrog  4 года назад +4

      Various ways to add color to film have been used since the silent days. In the case of “Hell’s Angels” (1930), director Howard Hughs decided to include an eight-minute two-strip color sequence. That sequence is the only known surviving footage of Jean Harlow in color.

  • @candiceyoung8244
    @candiceyoung8244 2 года назад

    🤗💞

  • @alanstrong3295
    @alanstrong3295 4 года назад

    Strange entertainment.