I love these films. I'm 32. Watched my first three Noir Films, Detour, Time Table and this one. No special FX and CGI and little technology. I love these films
atta boy. its comforting to us seniors that younger folk carry on with us and enjoy these old films . i recommend Angels With Dirty Faces, you may enjoy that also. its a film i saw as a boy many many yrs ago, with my mother.
At 22:10 Hopper, in nascent, classic Paul Drake style, hikes up his trouser leg, sits on the corner of the desk, delivers the rhetorical question: "Well, she's in the state prison now, so what are you going to do", then lights a cigarette.
Faye Emerson's (Dot Burton) forehead is higher than some of my friends from college. Great film....the brothers Warner never disappoint. Thank you for archiving and posting.
Oh yes. I love watching these old noir films too. Way before my generation. I've even purchased quite a few of them. They don't make em like this anymore. 👍
Beautiful cars! Well-dressed people, even on the city streets. This was released June 6, 1942. The critical Battle of Midway was going on in the Pacific the same day. Most of the time this movie was being filmed, the U.S. was LOSING a two-front war.
Jackie Gleason was so handsome? No disrespect to Mr.Gleason but his physical attributes made him a perfect thug to graduate to bus driver. Now if you had said he was so talented then I would have to agree.
Yes, Jackie Gleason in an early role, He was in a number of Movies during WW2, before getting famous on TV. My favorite Jackie Gleason Movie is "Soldier in the Rain" with also Steve Mcqueen, a good one!
My favorite Gleason movie is Gigot. I have a hard time believing he was ever as young as he is here in Lady Gangster; by the time my parents bought a tv set he was pushing 50 so that's how I remember him.
My background being in a large city emergency service, and having experience with the folks who dispatch the calls and their protocols, I couldn't help but chuckle when the policeman announced "man with a knife running amok". Ain't the way it's really done, but that's one reason we love the movies, right? 😂
way it was done back in the day. when news reporters could trample through crime scenes as well. before we learned better. thank you for your service 🌺👍
Faye Emerson should have gotten a second opinion on her hair style....her forehead was too high to have her pulled back like that. Side swept bangs would have accentuated her beauty a lot more. Great movie.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Ok-!!! I've seen this movie before-!!! Enjoyed viewing the automobiles/telephones/old prison setting. Uncle Jackie died like a genuine gangster-!!!😇. Dramatic old time gangster ending for that era-!!!🤗.
When I first saw this film and The Great One's (Jackie Gleason, I'm 71!) mug came on the screen I just about choked. I didn't expect his presence and his youthful appearance was astonishing. Kept me watching and have now seen this flick 4 times lol
Pretty good crime movie 🎥 with Faye Emerson, William hopper and Jackie Gleason and others in this flick! I think dot deserved a chance after she participated in the bank robbery and put in the women’s prison for the crime-and helped recover the stolen money! 💴 a great film 🎥! 😮😮😮😅
OMGoosh ! I watched this movie to see a young Jackie Gleason , Frank Wilcox and Faye Emerson…. FABULOUS !!! Movie I thought I knew what Dennis Hopper looked like but I noticed he was billed as DeWolf Hopper so it was an added bonus. ❤
Info seems to show that William Hopper (aka Paul Drake) and Jackie Gleason also appeared together in "Navy Blues" (1941) and "Larceny, Inc." (1942), and "All Through The Night" (1941) and "Escape From Crime" (1942). Humpfff???? Small, small World!!!!
What do you mean you love the ending? This criminalized woman bashes the warden in tbe head with a lamp stand and at the end is still facing parole. What kind of ending is that? She should have had 25 more years added to her sentence. The movie tried to make her out to be some disadvantaged person when in fact she was just as criminal minded as the other 3 crooks.
@Cary Coller "True words were never spoken."😉👍After all, she made the hold-up possible in the first place and indirectly endangered the employees and the customers in danger. Then she stole the loot. Then she not only repeatedly lied to her good ol' friend from the past but practically to almost everybody. Vis-à-vis her confidante, she bragged about how she arranged that only seemingly accidental meeting of that (credulous beyond belief) sap of a man with her armed accomplices in the boarding house. Didn't she even lustfully anticipate how that would hit him like an atom bomb or a bus, respectively? This character was by no means a lady but rather an individual rotten to the core. The and-they-lived-happily-ever-after-ending conveyed the embarrassing message that crime can, in fact, pay.
Fred Kelsey as the cop in the back seat of the speeding car. Busy actor, often uncredited. He played in a lot of comedy shorts, Three Stooges for example, and at least one Laurel and Hardy short: Murder Case. Born just 20 years after the Civil War.
I'm dubious about the "film noir" label on this one. I'd say it's a straight-up crime film. Sometimes a movie will get called noir just based on the fact it's b&w, made in the 40s and has guns going off in it.
@@epgoldenage7049 Personally I think it's rare - maybe Bad Day at Black Rock but that's a western in a post-WWII timeframe so some people might say it's not even a western in the usual sense. But that's just me, some critics think westerns and even sci-fi can be noir. I don't see it that way but maybe I'm too picky.
@@epgoldenage7049 Now that you mention it I think you're right, Ox-Bow Incident is a candidate - thanks, I hadn't thought of that. Haven't seen Clementine even though I like John Ford, but I'll watch it sooner or later. I hesitate to watch movies about the Tombstone War because the ones I've seen turned the Earp family into the good guys when actually deciding between them and the other faction is like choosing between warring Mafia families. The Earps were fighting to get control of the gambling and prostitution rackets in Tombstone.
The movie was fine until it hit the convict bitch saying she overheard ??? That would not work in any jail or penetrntary ever. All inmates are liars...pure unbelievable Bullshit!! It went down a different way and some Hellywood Idiot screwed up the plot!!
GetMeThere1 oh no! It’s a classic alright, it’s just that’s only way I’ve seen him characterized. His bio is very interesting too, if you can search on RUclips.
Seeing Jackie Gleason in this classic..Wow! The other actor, I think it was Frank Wilcox or Roland Drew ( don’t know which one), was the Oil CEO on the Beverly Hillbillies when Jed stuck oil. Another classic actor👍! I enjoyed this noir film very much..Thanks for posting it and God bless✝️!
Frank Wilcox, Mr. Brewster from the Beverly Hillbillies and Jackie Gleason along with William Hopper of Perry Mason, son of Hedda Hopper. Cool cast from way back when.
Remember, this is the 1940s, when beating confessions out of suspects was commonplace. That said, her story about the dog is so flimsy it's ridiculous. She claims it was given to her by her boyfriend. Next, if this were the real world, they'd ask for his name, but they never do. She claims it came from the pound, so in the real world, they'd check with the pound to find out if a dog matching this one's description was adopted recently. All her lies would be absurdly easy to expose, and that would make her look guilty as hell, on top of the fact that it was the guard letting her in before the bank opened that allowed the thieves to enter. Then they'd start checking into her past associations, having witnesses who were in the bank identify her accomplices, which would prove that she knew them prior to the robbery. Then they'd have her cold. However, she absolutely should have had access to a lawyer, if only so he could tell her to shut up before she digs her hole any deeper.
@@susanb2015 No, they aren't. Back then, beating confessions out of suspects was commonplace, particularly if they weren't white. Nowadays, behavior like that would get the case thrown out of court so fast it would make your head spin.
@@susanb2015 Not even close. In the 1940s, police brutality was the norm, and more than one suspect was sent to the chair for a confession that was beaten out of him. Conduct like that today would get a case thrown out of court in a heartbeat.
@@mwilliams1330 Good Lord!! I didn't even see him nor recognize him. Yikes!! Dark hair. Credited as "DeWolf Hopper". Birth name William DeWolf Hopper Jr. Yikes!! This movie in 1942, he did a lot of stuff prior. Wow!! Never knew that. He originally tested for part of Perry Mason, but they decided to use Raymond Burr and use him as Detective Paul Drake. He was 26 or 27 years old in this movie. I guess his mother paved the way for him. Note: Raymond Burr as Perry Mason in his Test, and then in like the first season, was actually quite nasty. Not overt to committing egregious acts.
Info says Jackie Gleason would have been 25 or 26 years old when he was in this movie. info says his birth name was John Herbert Gleason, so why was he credited as Jackie C. Gleason? Hollywood is WEIRD!!!!!
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Great! Life was so simple in those days! A jolly film, without anything grissly:) Thanks
I love these films. I'm 32. Watched my first three Noir Films, Detour, Time Table and this one. No special FX and CGI and little technology. I love these films
atta boy. its comforting to us seniors that younger folk carry on with us and enjoy these old films . i recommend Angels With Dirty Faces, you may enjoy that also. its a film i saw as a boy many many yrs ago, with my mother.
@@OurladyrulesThat’s a really good movie!!
thank you, i think i will watch it tonight as you have reminded me of it! 🥂
ps this is for hazeleyes 🙏
and moms spirit will be on the couch beside me!
@@hazeleyes1951 Dead End is another great one of that era too. cheers miss hazeleyes 🥂
Loving these black and white classics all day long we push sub button keep it going
Request: Keep posting these Timeless Classics (& Thank you!)
Jackie Gleason as a bank robber and William Hopper (who played Paul Drake on Perry Mason) both in the same "film noir" movie, great!
At 22:10 Hopper, in nascent, classic Paul Drake style, hikes up his trouser leg, sits on the corner of the desk, delivers the rhetorical question: "Well, she's in the state prison now, so what are you going to do", then lights a cigarette.
Unfortunately, Gleason--the main reason most people today would want to watch this--is barely in it.
Faye Emerson's (Dot Burton) forehead is higher than some of my friends from college. Great film....the brothers Warner never disappoint. Thank you for archiving and posting.
😅😂😊faces forehead😅Jack in Ottawa 🍁
Jackie Gleason is always behind the wheel, from getaway car in the '40s to bus in the '50s
In more ways than one, from directing to his orchestra too!
That's why she ran fast..
The Greatest. Getaway.
Lmao...👍
Remember " Smoky & the bandit " -???🤔.
Oh yes. I love watching these old noir films too. Way before my generation. I've even purchased quite a few of them. They don't make em like this anymore. 👍
I really hope this channel is revived.
Extra nice Noir film, thank you
This film is really good and fun to watch. It's action packed. Thanks for posting this.
Beautiful cars! Well-dressed people, even on the city streets. This was released June 6, 1942. The critical Battle of Midway was going on in the Pacific the same day. Most of the time this movie was being filmed, the U.S. was LOSING a two-front war.
the film stars in those days were so beautiful and Jacki Gleason was so handsome
Jackie Gleason was so handsome? No disrespect to Mr.Gleason but his physical attributes made him a perfect thug to graduate to bus driver. Now if you had said he was so talented then I would have to agree.
This is an unbelievable film! Fantastic! It keeps building until you can't stand it anymore. Nothing today even comes close.
Great movie! Good to see Jackie Gleason,26, and William Hopper (Paul Drake), 27. Well acted by all.
Absolotly
Yes, Jackie Gleason in an early role, He was in a number of Movies during WW2, before getting famous on TV. My favorite Jackie Gleason Movie is "Soldier in the Rain" with also Steve Mcqueen, a good one!
My favorite Gleason movie is Gigot. I have a hard time believing he was ever as young as he is here in Lady Gangster; by the time my parents bought a tv set he was pushing 50 so that's how I remember him.
I visited Jackie's grave
What part did Gleason play? The nice gangster?
My background being in a large city emergency service, and having experience with the folks who dispatch the calls and their protocols, I couldn't help but chuckle when the policeman announced "man with a knife running amok". Ain't the way it's really done, but that's one reason we love the movies, right? 😂
way it was done back in the day. when news reporters could trample through crime scenes as well. before we learned better. thank you for your service 🌺👍
back in the day that s how it was done.
Well done. Love this channel! Thanks
I think William Hopper's wig should have won an Academy Award.
What wig?
The guard get frightened and drop the poor 🐕
I can only hope that it was a safely rehearsed stunt. Animals deserve the same rights as humans, even more so because they trust and rely on us.
No yelp or bark
Where in this modern world can you meet a guy like Paul Drake in the show?
Such entertaining old shows and thanks to the sponsors.
The dollar bill thing is so clever! 😄
Faye Emerson was beautiful.
She reminds me a lot of Judy Garland.
Good movie! Thank you...
Good movie, for its time, with all the turns and twists.
This movie deserves a drink 🥃
Best movie I've seen this hour.
Having low expectations rarely results in disappointment.
Excellent "B" movie. Faye Emerson, more of an "A" star. Didn't know it was on here. Just watched it on tubitv, but they don't allow comments.
Faye Emerson should have gotten a second opinion on her hair style....her forehead was too high to have her pulled back like that. Side swept bangs would have accentuated her beauty a lot more. Great movie.
Totally agree
"Now beat it, before I pull off that trick wig and turn you in." 😄
🤣🤣
Great flick! Thanks!
tiny boots went on to be the best police dog ever
When writers could write and actors could act. Though flaws don’t matter and that’s for you critics 🙋♂️
right on! And costume designers did NOT outfit their stars in LATEX and spandex! or no clothes at all!
Yep ain't nothing better than the movies back in the day now I might not have been born but now as I'm older I love me some old classics
@@lindanorris2455 yep
wow jackie gleason as a bad guy--before the honeymooners
So good!🎥📺💕
Great 🍿 movie
Great movie 🎥 Thank you ❤️
Cool the cops sound like rappers in the 1990's I think with beats would be awesome beat tunes too.
Good movie!
" I will play ball with anybody but Hitler to get out of here" what a sentence!
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Ok-!!! I've seen this movie before-!!! Enjoyed viewing the automobiles/telephones/old prison setting. Uncle Jackie died like a genuine gangster-!!!😇. Dramatic old time gangster ending for that era-!!!🤗.
and ALL of Tiny's legs were broken! in the fall.
When I first saw this film and The Great One's (Jackie Gleason, I'm 71!) mug came on the screen I just about choked. I didn't expect his presence and his youthful appearance was astonishing. Kept me watching and have now seen this flick 4 times lol
Pretty good crime movie 🎥 with Faye Emerson, William hopper and Jackie Gleason and others in this flick! I think dot deserved a chance after she participated in the bank robbery and put in the women’s prison for the crime-and helped recover the stolen money! 💴 a great film 🎥! 😮😮😮😅
Love this Material!!!!
Thank You😊
I can't get enough of the wonderful, hidden treasures!!😊
Remake of "Ladies They Talk About" (1933) starring Barbara Stanwyck.
thank-you! did not know
I'd love to see that one.
nothing like a film noir with a bunch of conniving women.
OMGoosh ! I watched this movie to see a young Jackie Gleason , Frank Wilcox and Faye Emerson…. FABULOUS !!! Movie I thought I knew what Dennis Hopper looked like but I noticed he was billed as DeWolf Hopper so it was an added bonus. ❤
great old film 🎥🥂
Info seems to show that William Hopper (aka Paul Drake) and Jackie Gleason also appeared together in "Navy Blues" (1941) and "Larceny, Inc." (1942), and "All Through The Night" (1941) and "Escape From Crime" (1942). Humpfff???? Small, small World!!!!
That was in their list of Gay Demands .
You see a lot of the same actors in different movies as contract players for studios through the years.
Great timeless movie, love the ending!
What do you mean you love the ending? This criminalized woman bashes the warden in tbe head with a lamp stand and at the end is still facing parole. What kind of ending is that? She should have had 25 more years added to her sentence. The movie tried to make her out to be some disadvantaged person when in fact she was just as criminal minded as the other 3 crooks.
@Cary Coller "True words were never spoken."😉👍After all, she made the hold-up possible in the first place and indirectly endangered the employees and the customers in danger. Then she stole the loot. Then she not only repeatedly lied to her good ol' friend from the past but practically to almost everybody. Vis-à-vis her confidante, she bragged about how she arranged that only seemingly accidental meeting of that (credulous beyond belief) sap of a man with her armed accomplices in the boarding house. Didn't she even lustfully anticipate how that would hit him like an atom bomb or a bus, respectively? This character was by no means a lady but rather an individual rotten to the core. The and-they-lived-happily-ever-after-ending conveyed the embarrassing message that crime can, in fact, pay.
Nice movie!
He dropped the dog (hilarious).
Not funny!
@@dianawardrip5171 No animals where hurt in the making of this movie. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem was not born yet!😁
Surprised to see Perry Mason's private detective, Paul Drake ( William Hopper), with DARK hair!!
Good one!!
"put your hands up", then "DROPS" THE DOG???!!! LOL in the First few SECONDS !!!?? lol
no comments about the fish line huh? 😂
they all laughed... yall are asleep or what?
This was a good way to spend the boring tail end of my shift.
WOMEN'S STATE PRISONS WEREN'T LIKE PORTRAYED HERE; THEY WERE VERY TOUGH.
I hope you still have a shift to work--
A lot of lesbians to lick the klit
@@supermansuperman9066 Ok, I believe you, stop shouting at me.
Fantastic stuff.
Fred Kelsey as the cop in the back seat of the speeding car. Busy actor, often uncredited. He played in a lot of comedy shorts, Three Stooges for example, and at least one Laurel and Hardy short: Murder Case. Born just 20 years after the Civil War.
The Lady Killers is my vote for best noir. The Brit original.
The way the security guard just drops the dog
And no bark
@@classyin-yahshua8287 doggie just accepted his fate 😭
Jackie C. Gleason. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Loved this great movie. Thanks!
Grea movie 🍿 , kept me in suspense !
Man with knife running amuck
Less than a minute into the movie and an ad pop-up. Sigh.
Gleason got 5th billing as "Jackie C. Gleason".
...well they certainly demolished that staircase 😅...
Yeah, that was some really cheap construction there.
This is the BEST movie I have ever seen, in my life!!!
@aspenrebel no offense, but you should probably watch more movies.
Watch Cagney's "THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE"...excellent!!!
I'm dubious about the "film noir" label on this one. I'd say it's a straight-up crime film. Sometimes a movie will get called noir just based on the fact it's b&w, made in the 40s and has guns going off in it.
I agree. Do you think Westerns can qualify as Noir?
@@epgoldenage7049 Personally I think it's rare - maybe Bad Day at Black Rock but that's a western in a post-WWII timeframe so some people might say it's not even a western in the usual sense. But that's just me, some critics think westerns and even sci-fi can be noir. I don't see it that way but maybe I'm too picky.
@@dontaylor7315 Two I think are possible are Ox-Bow Incident (1942) and My Darling Clementine (46).
@@epgoldenage7049 Now that you mention it I think you're right, Ox-Bow Incident is a candidate - thanks, I hadn't thought of that.
Haven't seen Clementine even though I like John Ford, but I'll watch it sooner or later. I hesitate to watch movies about the Tombstone War because the ones I've seen turned the Earp family into the good guys when actually deciding between them and the other faction is like choosing between warring Mafia families. The Earps were fighting to get control of the gambling and prostitution rackets in Tombstone.
The movie was fine until it hit the convict bitch saying she overheard ??? That would not work in any jail or penetrntary ever. All inmates are liars...pure unbelievable Bullshit!! It went down a different way and some Hellywood Idiot screwed up the plot!!
lOVE THE VIDEO .
I never think of Jackie Gleason having small parts in old movies, lol.
GetMeThere1 orrrr, such a calm and caring disposition! “POW! To the moon Alice!”
@@Twinzma Which isn't to say that the Honeymooners wasn't a great show!
GetMeThere1 oh no! It’s a classic alright, it’s just that’s only way I’ve seen him characterized. His bio is very interesting too, if you can search on RUclips.
Also, loved how they called everyone DEARIE 😊
Old black and white movies are priceless.❤
WHAT AGREAT MOVIE. LOVE POWERFUL WOMEN. LOVE IS THE ULTIMATE POWER
Criminals???
Seeing Jackie Gleason in this classic..Wow! The other actor, I think it was Frank Wilcox or Roland Drew ( don’t know which one), was the Oil CEO on the Beverly Hillbillies when Jed stuck oil. Another classic actor👍! I enjoyed this noir film very much..Thanks for posting it and God bless✝️!
It was Wilcox.
@@marcbahn5487 thank you sir🙂👍!
CRASH CRASH CRASH FIRE HYDRANT CRASH, NO SEATBELTS.
Need "Ministry of Fear"! Please!
Frustrated by the stupid ads.
SPECTACULAR !!!!! THANKS !!!
He almost rode over that cop! 😄
Frank Wilcox, Mr. Brewster from the Beverly Hillbillies and Jackie Gleason along with William Hopper of Perry Mason, son of Hedda Hopper. Cool cast from way back when.
.... that stool-pigeon chic...Lawd!!! 🤐😶😶🤐
This is illegal these police can't ask these terrible questions, moreover, she asks to see her lawyer, very illegal these cops!
Oh my God they are worse now!
Remember, this is the 1940s, when beating confessions out of suspects was commonplace. That said, her story about the dog is so flimsy it's ridiculous. She claims it was given to her by her boyfriend. Next, if this were the real world, they'd ask for his name, but they never do. She claims it came from the pound, so in the real world, they'd check with the pound to find out if a dog matching this one's description was adopted recently. All her lies would be absurdly easy to expose, and that would make her look guilty as hell, on top of the fact that it was the guard letting her in before the bank opened that allowed the thieves to enter. Then they'd start checking into her past associations, having witnesses who were in the bank identify her accomplices, which would prove that she knew them prior to the robbery. Then they'd have her cold. However, she absolutely should have had access to a lawyer, if only so he could tell her to shut up before she digs her hole any deeper.
@@susanb2015 No, they aren't. Back then, beating confessions out of suspects was commonplace, particularly if they weren't white. Nowadays, behavior like that would get the case thrown out of court so fast it would make your head spin.
@@susanb2015 Not even close. In the 1940s, police brutality was the norm, and more than one suspect was sent to the chair for a confession that was beaten out of him. Conduct like that today would get a case thrown out of court in a heartbeat.
@@graemesmith6721 After what they did to me and my kids they are Worse Now.
Jackie Gleason was a terrible movie star but when television came along he was a big hit.
Was good to see him in movies before Television.
Watch "Borderline".
He was a great actor, all the parts weren't that great.
Today there is no legal way the police could have held her without charging her, or released her in the custody of a radio personality.
Q
They can legally throw her in a mental hospital any time they want
Ralph Kramden(Jackie Gleason) and Mr. Brewster(Frank Wilcox of The Beverly Hillbillies) in one film! 📺📺📺📺📺 😁😁😁😁😁
William Hopper who was Perry Mason's PI was also in this.
@@mwilliams1330 he was? where?
@@mwilliams1330 Good Lord!! I didn't even see him nor recognize him. Yikes!! Dark hair. Credited as "DeWolf Hopper". Birth name William DeWolf Hopper Jr. Yikes!! This movie in 1942, he did a lot of stuff prior. Wow!! Never knew that. He originally tested for part of Perry Mason, but they decided to use Raymond Burr and use him as Detective Paul Drake. He was 26 or 27 years old in this movie. I guess his mother paved the way for him. Note: Raymond Burr as Perry Mason in his Test, and then in like the first season, was actually quite nasty. Not overt to committing egregious acts.
...and the fire hydrant !...
You could spot that drag act from outer space. Not meant to be funny, but I dropped my iPad.
Look how gorgeous these women were
It's the clothing style and manners. Even modern women would look that gorgeous if they were taught them. Men too, used to look better
Because there was no plastic surgery back then and they all of natural beauty.
@@Qsv7RQ3ovB true
@@Qsv7RQ3ovB I know
Info says Jackie Gleason would have been 25 or 26 years old when he was in this movie. info says his birth name was John Herbert Gleason, so why was he credited as Jackie C. Gleason? Hollywood is WEIRD!!!!!
Nine times out of ten they changed their names. Why are you surprised?
parabens ao youtube que failitou as legendas ocultas em portugues e que muita gente nao sabe usar e perde muintos fimes com leg em ingles;
Faye Emerson's love interest knew her when she was a child. Hmmmmmmm.
Woody Allen's ancestor ...
Nobody said he was a grownup at the time. Maybe he was 10 when she was 5.
Then again, Wilcox was 10 years older than Emerson...
Faye Emerson reminds me of Ashley Judd....
I don’t like that the dog was apparently just taken back to the shelter!!! He was cuter than anyone else in the movie!!!
Excellent movie.
This had a happy ending.
Hey, its Paul Drake!!
An excellent movie😊
3:15 A clear case for PETA-hysterics.