Rhythm in the Clouds (1937) COMEDY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2013
- Stars: Patricia Ellis, Warren Hull, William Newell
Director: John H. Auer
In this screwball comedy, a struggling songwriter talks her way into the apartment of a famous composer, and finds that he's on vacation. Homeless and without any money, she decides to stay at his place and spread word that she's the composer's collaborator. Her plan works well until the composer returns home and finds his home and life in shambles! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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black and white movies are like a time machine to travel back in time

So elegant the dresses of the past time
I Loved the elegant dressing back than and the message of what happened when we tell the true classic ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah today they would be large posterior females squeezed into yoga pants and large gutted males in t shirts.
I love the way they could make a movie that was 52 minutes and change, and it had everything--well-rounded characters, a fun plot line with twists and turns, and all wrapped up neatly at the end. Too bad we're stuck with 2 hour snoozefests most of the time these days.
+Harry Posner I couldn't have said it better! I thought this was terrific. The dialogue was particularly clever. Why can't they make movies like this anymore?
@@Coupal1 Because there is no talent these days either in the USA or the UK. Everything must conform to violence and obscenity.
You could not have said it better! Movies in the 30s and 40s are tops in acting, storyline, and music and direction.Its pace is great. A far cry from the mediocre films Hollywood today churns out.
I can't help wondering, if after all thế movies made in years, we have ran out of original ideas. Also, I would be willing to bet that as movies can be made cheaper nowdays "on a dime", that movies are churned out every other day (regardless of content).
Well said can’t argue with good sense!🤗
What a great line- gotta a smile out of me, " You butted yourself into this, don't try to if yourself out of it"
What a vintage! They're a lovely set of bookends to an original composition. Very nostalgic. Love it 🎥💋
thank you for the movie. every time i see movies from that era i feel as though i were in the lap of my family again.
What a lovely movie! Thank you! Please keep them coming
Insane quality; absolutely without peer. Could watch it on a desert island with only one movie. Giant writing casting action suspense interesting everywhere.
Liked it very much: nostalgic music, no violence, vulgarity,well crafted, joy in the end.
No obscene or vulgar good one to watch.
That was a wonderful happy film, Thanks!
Love this first music. Just started watching
The Art Deco designs are incredible! Look at the flowing wood inlay on the tabletop radio at one point.
Some great one-liners..really fun movie to watch. " You buttered your own bread, go and lie in it.." Ha..!!
That was a good one....
Read the first 3 or 4 comments and I’m sold! Sound is a little low but looks like fun! Imagine a movie with a good story and good actors! Ah remember!
FABULOUS. The acting, the pace, the plot. Borders on a French farce but not as hectic.
Love the way everyone delivers their lines; the landlady excellent, with her fractured aphorism about something being the law of gravity; just tosses that off.
And I love the boss's old malaprops, something about know which side if the bed is buttered and sleep in it. (Got to get back to that and quote it accurately.)
And his flunky getting so frustrated and mixing everything up as he tries to explain. List of actors doesn't say who plays who. Excellent character actors. So many people have funny lines; even the bellhop when asked how many "g"s in resignation.
This is going into my tlist op 5 or 10 favorites of vintage movies so far since I've been devouring them the last couple of months
thank you. a very enjoyable, light hearted film with lots of scatter and mix-ups gone right.
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“How about it Duchess?” “Splendid!” “ Not you! Her.”
Me fascina el cine de los '20, '30 y'40', sobre todo comedias y románticas!!! Por favor, sigan pasando estas hermosas producciones, Gracias!!!!😀👍👍👍
I'm rather late to your channel, but so glad I discovered it. Love all early films, and really looking forward to this one. Thank you!
This movie is just dripping in Art Deco
NICE!
It's an Art Decofest!
Vague memories of this movie on TV when I was very young: thanks for posting such a sweet comedy that seemed so familiar.
11mins or so into the film; The Duchess: "With the girl singing them like a boy, and a boy singing them like a girl" 70 years on...how prophetic!
caught that line because of your comment ...thx ..glad to rewind that
Thank you very much for sharing this nice comedy!
Rom-coms today can only wish there were this good. Love all the characters, but the agency head and his "second in command" remind me a bit of Bewitched, and I mean that as a compliment. All these different folks with there intricate relationships...so and so won't work with this or that person, great fun.
Utterly adorable! Thank you.
What a great antidote to lockdown and modern tv.
Well said sir!
“My carbonated soda”
“My job”
Best line so far
That was a lovely movie! I enjoyed every moment. To think my mother was only seven when this movie was made! :-) I wonder if she ever saw it.
+woosung58 And yet, they could.
Patricia Ellis was a Queen of the B movies in the 1930s. She quit movies in 1939 and returned to Broadway .She married a businessman and moved to Kansas City. She never divorced but never had children.
She is one of those who had everything...looks, talent, the charisma, but just never got the right part to put her into the Hollywood "Big Time." Maybe that was good, if she had a happy personal life in Kansas City. Always like seeing her.
Actually, she had one child, a daughter.
Yes, Wikipedia said she had a daughter! Delightful actress and film!!
@@alisatjaden3906 Thanks. I did not know she had a daughter. IMDB usually does a better job than WIKI but not this time.
I really LOVE this music!
Love these classic movies Thank You 😊
Great movie all the way, simple and fun, great characters, one liners and moments. Script nicely edited. You, you.... riveter!
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Same to you from georgia
Excellent movie. Thank you.❤️
What a charming movie...
So funny the Four men representing the Four Seasons of the year
And the man representing winter was oldest
Just wait until they get enough men to represent the Indianapolis 500.
@@leelarson107
or Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea
Thanks for the memories reminds me of the old crooners, way back in the days when I was a Young Man :)
Thank you so very much, My wife and I would have nowhere to go night after night if not for these wholesome 30's, 40's, and 50's movies that I'm pretty certain even God himself would approve. Thanks so much, Gordon King Welke and Leona Sackaney
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I really like movies from the UK from about 1935 to about 1975 comedies, military etc except for horror or monster films.
Some of the movie studios that I really like are "Rank"," Esletree" (would be nice if I got the spelling correct) "Two Cities Films", 'The Archers", "Pinewood", "Angelo-American"', "Ealing", "Eagle and Lion" etc. (just can't come up with all the names right now).
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Good fun. Very simple direct and pacy.
Snappy!
Well written,
Well played!
I totally love this movie... So nice.
I wonder how many of these 52 minute movies would end up (taking up our time) with redundant commercials? Now-a-days, the television movies end up throwing in non-stop commercials every minute towards the end of the film after becoming committed to a movie. Whether it’s anticipated or unanticipated, you’re dying to see the end & sometimes it’s not even worth waiting for. It’s all about the greedy scoundrels trying to sell us products we would never even be interested in buying ~ I sure appreciate these TH-cam films (with ad block or TH-cam Red) without this frustration!
Watching these old black n white movies, I image how the people watching them must have felt back then. Excited? Amazed? Laughing? They must have seen them at a theatre. Ten cents a show?
Charming movie!
Elegance Classy ◇☆◇
Excellent movie! Not your usual same 'ole same 'ole.
Great music!
Just love it love it love it Super film WOW
Wonderful
Linda pelicula, llena de arte, buena música y bellos actores
Awesome movie!!💘💘
Poor kids. If they can’t write in cursive, they won’t be able to read that first letter.🥴 Good movie.
That got my biggest laugh...knowing it is
just some sort of scribbling.
That beautiful beautiful music at 4:22-4:50. That's as far as I watched in the movie so far. I can't move on due to wanting to keep listening to it. I hope there's more of it further along.
NICE CLEAR IMAGE, WELL DONE
I recognize the actor Luigi’s voice he was the voice of Stromboli in Pinocchio.
Nathanael West did the final draft of the screenplay. (Day of the Locust, Miss Lonelyhearts....)
Pizza Flix, thanks for another fun movie with two happy couples at the end. I do have to say that I hope that all the people back in the 1930's weren't so stubborn, short-tempered and unwilling to listen to others talking as the folks in this movie. Yikes!
A sheer delight
Nice reworking of a famous Gershwin tune "Our Love is Here to Stay". Also, this is the second movie from the 1930s I've watched this week that had a Hawai'ian band playing slide guitars in it. I wonder if there was a fad just then. I don't remember seeing Hawai'ian music in any other movies until the late 1950s.
Ohhh...SEVERAL Charlie Chan movies
I wish I was in this movie I always wanted to be born in the 1920 and be a movie star I enjoy watching your films and all of them and I watch others to thank you for making this TH-cam channel it is amazing I want to be in this movie!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!! Please
what a great film....
Sheer delight
Well that's a little too good to be true
Patricia Ellis was 19 when she made this.
Sadly, she died of cancer when she was only 51.
Wonderful fun !
At 50:55 That was so magnanimous on the part of Mr. Hale. Too bad it can only happen in the movies, though...
Second time i watch this nice little movie, because I was interested in Patricia Ellis, and it's still pleasant to watch. I made a research about Suzan Kareen too (on wikipedia), and I was surprised by an anecdote at the end of her life involving s/one I didnt expected....in a row with his landlord, then a former real estate developer and now a current US President.
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This was a good movie. Funny!
I love how in these depression era flicks everyone is supposed to pretend it's still 1925!
Screenplay adaptation...Nathaniel West. WOW!
I went WOW! when I saw that also.
Good oneliner jokes. Fun film. Biggest bowl of salad I've ever seen!
Short Sweet and painless. A bit of a farce but pleasant. They all live happily ever after.
@amgrumm
Look up one called Postal Inspector and another, Registered Nurse. Both adorable, funny and action packed!!😂
I thought there was an error in the list of players. The blond actress looked so much like Constance Bennett in the beginning I had to double check on IMDB.
Good movie 😊 love comedy's from 30s
With Patricia Ellis, Warren hull and William Newell-a struggling songwriter talks her way into the apartment of a famous composer and finds he’s on vacation! Homeless and without money 💰,she decides to stay at his place and spread the word that she’s the composer’s collaborator.her plan works fine until the composer returns home and finds his home and life in shambles! ! Avery good screwball comedy with a lot of one-liners!! They don’t make them like this anymore! Good flick!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
How about if he found the letter of resignation and wouldn't let him go by giving him an even bigger raise?
“Get Dorthy Day” is even more funny now when they sound like “Doris Day”. The story line seems like “Pillow Talk” misdirections too.
It's a very warming movie
That old lady sounds like wicked queen from snow white Disney.
Nice
The movies of the 30's and 40's were simply the best Hollywood ever was in general. The formula was so easy and yet none of these trashy corporations run by corporate thugs can figure it out anymore. They all had a happy endings and people acted with some class and character. Pretty simple. People like Ron Howard and Clint, Redford and a few others know what people want and the rest simply see all movies through their own drugged up perverted mind. I watch almost nothing but TCM.
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Ain’t it the truth! No CGI, either. No gratuitous anything just for shock value. I pretty much draw the line at 1950, although there are exceptions. TCM is not what it was when Robert Osborne was alive. Too many “modern “ movies, too much repetition, absolutely no grace or class. I have become a TH-cam devotee. Thank you P.F.
David Carlyle changed his name to Robert Paige.
Ten mins The Arsenal FC forward line!
Richard Carle, who played J.C.Boswell, and first seen @ 9:29,he is the elderly guy with glasses in the middle, was without a doubt,one of the worst "over acting" persons ever.Every time that guy starting screaming his lines my skin crawled.A genuine canned ham.
He was a comic actor, not meant to be taken seriously
@@maddyg3208Even if he was a serious actor, he couldn't be taken seriously. Do you even know what "over acting" means?
Zeffie shoulda kneed him.
Me, a meat and potatoes girl.
Is a race who will say a perfect line faster than anyone....
They were so beautiful in those days
A man was totally handsome and respectful and and woman was stunning
These days you can’t tell a woman from a man 😂😂sorry had to say that ...
The man generally has the baggier trousers....
Unless you're strolling through a nudist camp.
24:34 Look how big that phone is.
It's snowing in Hawaii in 2021 what do you think of that
Reflecs the values of the time of happening or been written. Care to compare?
Oops, haven't finished. Was I confused when I made comment below? Not sure.
Poxa gente, coloca dublado
A nice bit of sillyness . thanks just a tiny bit quiet
😇
But I enjoyed it
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Ganges!
warren hull movies remixed in usa
Not bad