When I think of all the hard work and effort, Chris has done, to bring us such wonderful movies, plus his knowledge, I feel really privileged and so thankful. I can't get enough of old movies. Today's movies do little for me. A huge thank you, Chris. My best wishes to all old movie fans. Pass the popcorn, please. moog.
We counted how many remakes there are for movies now...got up to 10 off the cuff. I am sure if we wrote it down it would be 20! I mean is no one original anymore?
@@garlicgirl3149 who's "we" and what are yall complaining about? Sorry, but i really didn't understand your point? Care to rephrase? If not, happy holidays (merry Christmas) to yall.
Loved seeing Barbara Hale, aka "Della Street" in this film. A film that was before its time because it showcased the fact that a woman was an accomplished doctor. I never saw this movie when I was a child, but I wished I had because there were so few strong female role models as professionals at that time. I am slowly discovering the films that Barbara Hale was in and really appreciate her acting. She really had the ability show her range in these films. Something that she couldn't do on Perry Mason where her role was quite one-dimensional as Perry's secretary. Yes, they were called secretaries back then, not assistants.😮🤔😏
Keep posting these old movies they are marvelous and a glimpse to the past of how things were back then. I, too, am hungry to keep watching this type of film and remain eternally grateful.
@@dynodish I'm sure whoever used it for a backing probably cut it down some to fit the frame. If damaged you probably wouldn't be interested. Ill look at it tomorrow to see.
Catherine....I agree with you wholeheartedly.... AnyDay!!!!....I watch oldies but goodies here all the time...I am selling one of my big screen t.v......although I still have one more.... hopefully the day will come where (HERE)...Utube...is where I choose to be entertained and refreshed.....🤗🤗
Chris I love old movies and I came across this Emergency Wedding and I loved it what a surprise to watch while I was sewing late tonight. Thank you !!!!
This movie was hilarious! 😂 I haven't laughed that hard from a good movie in a long time. I absolutely love these old movies! Thank you Chris Johnson for such a quality upload!
It's far worse than that..the maid actually says "if only he'd whollap me now and then". I've watched 100s of these movies from this period and so many refer to a man hitting you as caring about you.
Moog Dome. Your exactly right Chris is such a Good Person to keep uploading these great Black and White Movied For Us FANS. Enjoying Every One Of Your Movies. Thank You So Much. 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
Thank you for all your work on these movies. So appreciated!! I Love Barbara Hale... gracias lady. I sent her a photo to sign, she did plus sent me another signed of her & her hubby (Bill Williams) along with a nice little thank you note. I'm a Big Larry Parks fan and Jolson Sings Again is my all-time fave and thought Larry & Barbara Hale were a Perfect on screen couple. She was wonderful in JSA. I wish they'd been given a stronger 'vehicle' to follow the Jolson one but those days were not like today, you did what the Studios wanted. A favorite 'B' movie of mine is "The Sun Comes Up" with Jeanette McDonald and Claude Jarman Jr. Hard to find & not on TV enough (yet it is a Disney (Lassie) movie. Doubt whether you could get it because of this!
Wow, this was good...Barbara Hale was awesome. I've never seen her play a strong personality like this yet. I first saw her on Perry Mason in the 1970's.
Wonderful comedy/love story. I really like these old movies. This one was a little different though. The lady did not have to give up her career to be happily ever after...lol...
There's nothing in the world like American old movies The b or c or d list old actors would be A list today They came out of the Hollywood production machine They're interesting and in the crime dramas or mysteries you don't see gruesome blood and guts You didn't need it I love film noir These treasures were considered disposable as they were churned out rapidly
These old black and white movies are my absolute favorite since I was young watching with my aunt and my mom and just have continued to love them at 62 now. Charles Coburn devil and mrs. Jones, the more the merrier. I can't think of her name! Their movies are fantastic and mr. Belvedere oh my God he cracks me up, my mind has drawn a blank!! Cary Grant's movies,,, he's my man!! And of course Katharine Hepburn movies
I love film noir too but only the old American ones .... British ones are just mystery and I'm not a big fan of mystery But any B/W movie or before the 80's is worth a view ...
This movie is a remake of 1941’s you belong to me ( Barbara stanwyck and Henry Fonda) -a young millionaire Peter j Kirk falls in all his attempts to emulate his father.he meets and marries Dr Helen hunt, who refuses to give up her profession,which makes Peter feel useless while becoming jealous of the men she she meets in her job. She is about to divorce him but Peter has a plan that might save them from ending the marriage and enables him to be a contributor to society! The original was better than the remake but both gave the moral of this story that money cannot buy everything but it will help people who need something to lift them up from their situations! Fun fact: Larry parks was a native of Olathe, Kansas-! The flick was good despite its plot! 😊😊😊😊😊
And the moral of the story as told by the maid in the end is "if only he'd whollap me now and then", that hitting a woman and jeolasy = love. This message has shown up in dozens of the films from this time period, at least in the few hundred I've watched. I still love them, but its important to notice these things.
There were some pretty funny places, such as the phone call when she was asking about a wound while he was eating celery, but I really didn't feel any chemistry there...
Such a cute silly little picture! The first I’ve heard of/seen Larry Parks. Absolutely adorable fellow. I’ll have to be looking up more of his movies. Any suggestions?
Ok at best. Barbara Hale stands out, but Larry Parks never had the screen presence to rise above the second rank. Great to see and hear Jim Backus - no mistaking him - and that was Frank Cady, "Sam Drucker" from GREEN ACRES, briefly. Years ago a co-worker was married to a trained cardiologist when they moved to the US to flee the new regime. He was not allowed to work in some states because his records were destroyed in the ongoing conflicts from their country. However, they finally moved to other states where he was permitted to work immediately - different laws in different states, apparently.
Hi Chris!, I also adore old movies. Do you have Bonjour Tristesse? Directed by Otto Preminger, with David Niven. It is wonderful, how I wish I could watch it again!!!
The real problem with their marriage is that she never respected Peter. She judged him wholly on the fact that he was born rich and didn’t have to work. She’s always put him down and talked him down as if he was not up to her standards.
I think Peter had every right to be jealous of his wife carrying on in an inappropriate relationship with that sleezeball Van. And when Peter confronts her about it, she gaslights him and makes it look like the problem is with him.
Now, in 2019 -I have the same problem like the foreign doctor in the movie....My college, University & B.A education is recognised but I can't practice if I don't pay a lot of money for my credentials to be checked & registered...and (maybe) approved... As a foreigner, indeed is difficult to have a decent job to even survive, doing something extra ( putting some money aside) is impossible....
I am born and raised in Canada and could not afford university due to the number of foreign students willing to pay more. Politics dear always politics.
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What makes theses movies so enchanting is the music that movies now a days do not have
When I think of all the hard work and effort, Chris has done, to bring us such wonderful movies, plus his knowledge, I feel really privileged and so thankful. I can't get enough of old movies. Today's movies do little for me. A huge thank you, Chris. My best wishes to all old movie fans. Pass the popcorn, please. moog.
I agree that the new movies cannot compete with the old movies. Thank you for the movie.
Yes thanks so much again, Chris🌟🎈👍😍💖💗
We counted how many remakes there are for movies now...got up to 10 off the cuff. I am sure if we wrote it down it would be 20! I mean is no one original anymore?
Thank you Chris!!!😀
@@garlicgirl3149 who's "we" and what are yall complaining about? Sorry, but i really didn't understand your point? Care to rephrase? If not, happy holidays (merry Christmas) to yall.
That was a really good movie!!! There’s nothing better than old movies!!! I love them so much💘💞💞
Loved seeing Barbara Hale, aka "Della Street" in this film. A film that was before its time because it showcased the fact that a woman was an accomplished doctor. I never saw this movie when I was a child, but I wished I had because there were so few strong female role models as professionals at that time.
I am slowly discovering the films that Barbara Hale was in and really appreciate her acting. She really had the ability show her range in these films. Something that she couldn't do on Perry Mason where her role was quite one-dimensional as Perry's secretary. Yes, they were called secretaries back then, not assistants.😮🤔😏
See
And Baby Makes Three
Keep posting these old movies they are marvelous and a glimpse to the past of how things were back then. I, too, am hungry to keep watching this type of film and remain eternally grateful.
I found a paper movie poster for this film that was backing a old painting. I'm glad I was able to view it here. I really enjoyed it.
That is so neat !!!!!!!!
What a great find!
Want to sell it?
@@dynodish I'm sure whoever used it for a backing probably cut it down some to fit the frame. If damaged you probably wouldn't be interested. Ill look at it tomorrow to see.
Love the movie!! Thank you so much! I’d watch one of your “black and white” movies instead of today’s TV any day!
Catherine....I agree with you wholeheartedly.... AnyDay!!!!....I watch oldies but goodies here all the time...I am selling one of my big screen t.v......although I still have one more.... hopefully the day will come where (HERE)...Utube...is where I choose to be entertained and refreshed.....🤗🤗
Chris I love old movies and I came across this Emergency Wedding and I loved it what a surprise to watch while I was sewing late tonight. Thank you !!!!
Barbara Hale was everything She went over to TV as Perry Masons faithful secretary Della Street The people seemed more classy back then
I knew she looked familiar.
Steven Quinn Was was
Im 62. Yes, they were very classy. Not many people like that unless theyre 80 or 90 yrs. Old.
I remember that time well. It was a very different time. Yes! People were much classier then. They would have never worn their pajamas to Wal-Mart.
@@beverlydavid581 not at all!
This movie was hilarious! 😂 I haven't laughed that hard from a good movie in a long time. I absolutely love these old movies! Thank you Chris Johnson for such a quality upload!
Terrible comment by the maid stating that jealousy means they love you. It makes life miserable. Huge red flag. It's not cute. It's not love.
It's far worse than that..the maid actually says "if only he'd whollap me now and then". I've watched 100s of these movies from this period and so many refer to a man hitting you as caring about you.
@@fractal4619 I did miss that! Yikes!
Yes, jealousy is no laughing matter and causes great heartache.
I found Barbara Hale here on youtube, age 90 in 2012. Still gorgeous, warm, sweet, vibrant. God bless her!!!!! An inspiration.
She has just passed
Ginny Lorenz state fall it’s.
Loved her as Della on Perry Mason.
Love 💕 all these old black and white movies! I watch them more than the movies of today!!💞
I LOVED it! Thank you for sharing it on here
Agree with the comment below....good old movies that kept us smiling. Thanks for the upload!
Thank you for sharing this with us. Enjoyed it.
Thank you for uploading this gem. Highly enjoyable 🙂
Dear Mr. Johnson, thank You very much for this beautiful picture with wonderful actors and this perfect English
Thank you for posting. We thoroughly enjoyed it! :D
I agree with the maid. Must be nice to be loved like that. Cute little movie. Thank you for the share.
Thank you, a delightful movie...💋❤
thank you chris that was a wonderful movie .
Thank you, Chris! Lovely movie!
Surprisingly good acting. Similar comedy to I love Lucy, but truer to life. Thanks for posting!
Moog Dome. Your exactly right Chris is such a Good Person to keep uploading these great Black and White Movied For Us FANS. Enjoying Every One Of Your Movies. Thank You So Much. 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
Good movie. A little jealousy is cute, that husband was a bit overboard. Good lesson, get to the root and fix why we have certain issues. Thanx 👏👏👏
Thank you for all your work on these movies. So appreciated!! I Love Barbara Hale... gracias lady. I sent her a photo to sign, she did plus sent me another signed of her & her hubby (Bill Williams) along with a nice little thank you note. I'm a Big Larry Parks fan and Jolson Sings Again is my all-time fave and thought Larry & Barbara Hale were a Perfect on screen couple. She was wonderful in JSA. I wish they'd been given a stronger 'vehicle' to follow the Jolson one but those days were not like today, you did what the Studios wanted. A favorite 'B' movie of mine is "The Sun Comes Up" with Jeanette McDonald and Claude Jarman Jr. Hard to find & not on TV enough (yet it is a Disney (Lassie) movie. Doubt whether you could get it because of this!
Really Good ... Very Entertaining ... Worth Watching ... Well Done !!
Actually a nifty 🎥. Enjoyed....thanks for this! 😄
Wow, this was good...Barbara Hale was awesome. I've never seen her play a strong personality like this yet. I first saw her on Perry Mason in the 1970's.
Thanks Chris for this movie I so enjoyed!
22:10 The barber is Fred Flintstone. Yabba Dabba Doo!!!
The older movies are so wholesome. I love these old movies. I hate the stuff they have now. These are the real deal.
Yes..absolutely right..
The narcissistic husband. What terrible ending... "If only he'd wallop me". An abusive jealous husband is not a sign of caring.
At least one intelligent and principled comment about this movie and its disgusting promotion of intimate violence!
Wonderful comedy/love story. I really like these old movies. This one was a little different though. The lady did not have to give up her career to be happily ever after...lol...
Smart lady
HI
NOT QUIITE! He DID knock the phone off the table in the very last scene! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.
@@toosiyabrandt8676 Amen!!❤️🙏
Thank you for the movie. Good job!
Super funny! Enjoyed it greatly. :)
Thank you thank you thank you Chris!!!!!
There's nothing in the world like American old movies The b or c or d list old actors would be A list today They came out of the Hollywood production machine They're interesting and in the crime dramas or mysteries you don't see gruesome blood and guts You didn't need it I love film noir These treasures were considered disposable as they were churned out rapidly
These old black and white movies are my absolute favorite since I was young watching with my aunt and my mom and just have continued to love them at 62 now. Charles Coburn devil and mrs. Jones, the more the merrier. I can't think of her name! Their movies are fantastic and mr. Belvedere oh my God he cracks me up, my mind has drawn a blank!! Cary Grant's movies,,, he's my man!! And of course Katharine Hepburn movies
The Devil and Miss Jones was Jean Arthur, an elegant, sophisticated lady in her own right.
I love film noir too but only the old American ones ....
British ones are just mystery and I'm not a big fan of mystery
But any B/W movie or before the 80's is worth a view ...
Bless you, Mr. Johnson.
A fascinating movie! Thank you.
...and this is why you don’t marry someone you’ve only known 24 hours!
No kidding!
Thank you ❤
Jim Backus from Gilligan's Island and the voice of Mr. Magoo.
I laughed out loud several times. Oh man how relationships have not changed.
Great post thanks for posting
The population of America has doubled since this movie was made, so the "lonely stretches" of road are now rare.
@D Storm. There's plenty of roads one has to find them. Actually population is vastly decreasing now.
Good movie. Thank you for uploading.
I've seen Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda version of this film too.
Thank you for post this movie..I am now a sub to your channel!!
Mister Howe from Gilligan's Island! Della Street from Perry Mason!
So nice to see stars from the past.
Howell
HI
Jim Bacchus.
He was Mr. Magoo first
Hilarious movie!!! I loved it!!!
Enjoyed TY!
a gem. tyvm
@23:49: Ah~ the wisdom of your barber!
THANK YOU!VERY NICE!
enjoy this movie thank you
Funny line...l'm afraid to look down a patient's throat...for fear you'd be looking up at me...jealousy rears its ugly head! 😂
Now that's one for the history books awesome story thanks for this flim very entertaining
A very nice movie
She does everything to make him jealous, then gets mad he is jealous! Lol
This movie is a remake of 1941’s you belong to me ( Barbara stanwyck and Henry Fonda) -a young millionaire Peter j Kirk falls in all his attempts to emulate his father.he meets and marries Dr Helen hunt, who refuses to give up her profession,which makes Peter feel useless while becoming jealous of the men she she meets in her job. She is about to divorce him but Peter has a plan that might save them from ending the marriage and enables him to be a contributor to society! The original was better than the remake but both gave the moral of this story that money cannot buy everything but it will help people who need something to lift them up from their situations! Fun fact: Larry parks was a native of Olathe, Kansas-! The flick was good despite its plot! 😊😊😊😊😊
This film was a remake of "You Belong To Me" with Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda.
Thanks, Ray, for the referral: I didn't know this was a re-make. I will check it out. Cheers!
Such a good movie!!!! Goddeeeym
Barbara Hale, before she became Della Street!
Very cute movie❤
Tony the barber is Fred Flintstone
What a ridiculous movie. To keep a good marriage, abuse is necessary.
very funny ending !! TY i had such a bad day . GBU
What a surprise ending. Nice change to the slapstick humour.
And the moral of the story as told by the maid in the end is "if only he'd whollap me now and then", that hitting a woman and jeolasy = love. This message has shown up in dozens of the films from this time period, at least in the few hundred I've watched. I still love them, but its important to notice these things.
Ah the good old days when a good wallop meant love! LoL
Just subscribed due to complementary comments below. This is a weird kind of 🎥. ....
46:00 Great exchange. And Barbara Hale has to be one of the most beautiful women ever. Horrible ending.
I love Barbara Hale
She's so cool!
Watching once is one time too many.
There were some pretty funny places, such as the phone call when she was asking about a wound while he was eating celery, but I really didn't feel any chemistry there...
Love this movie 🍿
This movie depicts a true concept.
This is the young della before she met raymond burr.
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THEY WERE ALSO TOGETHER IN "JOLSON SINGS AGAIN"...SAME YEAR....
Such a cute silly little picture! The first I’ve heard of/seen Larry Parks. Absolutely adorable fellow. I’ll have to be looking up more of his movies. Any suggestions?
He was in quite a few good ones, The Jolson Story, Jolson Sings Again, Down To Earth and Freud come to mind.
Just enter his name & movies into the Google area. 😊
This is why doctors employ an answering service.
Hmmm, back in the day when stalking a total stranger meant 'love' and you married someone you knew nothing about...Cute movie, though
Ok at best. Barbara Hale stands out, but Larry Parks never had the screen presence to rise above the second rank. Great to see and hear Jim Backus - no mistaking him - and that was Frank Cady, "Sam Drucker" from GREEN ACRES, briefly. Years ago a co-worker was married to a trained cardiologist when they moved to the US to flee the new regime. He was not allowed to work in some states because his records were destroyed in the ongoing conflicts from their country. However, they finally moved to other states where he was permitted to work immediately - different laws in different states, apparently.
Hi Chris!, I also adore old movies. Do you have Bonjour Tristesse? Directed by Otto Preminger, with David Niven. It is wonderful, how I wish I could watch it again!!!
Thanks for the referral, I will look for it.
Thanks, Tita for mentioning the title of a good movie. I will look for it.
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I don't like her, she put him in humiliating situations by compromising his dignity.
Do you have any movie's with Martin Kosleck?
Barbara Hale was a beautiful woman, even all the years she played Della Street as Perry Mason's secretary.
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Good easy movie
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Non esiste una versione doppiata in italiano?
The real problem with their marriage is that she never respected Peter. She judged him wholly on the fact that he was born rich and didn’t have to work. She’s always put him down and talked him down as if he was not up to her standards.
I think Peter had every right to be jealous of his wife carrying on in an inappropriate relationship with that sleezeball Van.
And when Peter confronts her about it, she gaslights him and makes it look like the problem is with him.
Thank you chris.fo you have any myrna lore
I thought I was watching the sequel to Jolson Sings Again😁
Now, in 2019 -I have the same problem like the foreign doctor in the movie....My college, University & B.A education is recognised but I can't practice if I don't pay a lot of money for my credentials to be checked & registered...and (maybe) approved...
As a foreigner, indeed is difficult to have a decent job to even survive, doing something extra ( putting some money aside) is impossible....
I am born and raised in Canada and could not afford university due to the number of foreign students willing to pay more. Politics dear always politics.