There were quite a few chuckles.... that silly husband ! When the dummy got scratched , all he needed to do was glue a strand of hair over the mark.... But then,that wouldn't have made the farcical story, would it ! There was quite a good "l.o.l.", when husband said he'd go across there and sort it all out.... storms out the door, then comes flying back in , delivered by the bodyguard, and lands on the lawyer's lap. 😊🇺🇲⭐🇬🇧⭐😊🇺🇲
That "bit" where they frisked each other....positively hilarious. The second half of this movie definitely makes up for the first half, glad that I stuck with this. Charmingly funny movie.
Gossip and misinformation: lies and lawyers: the recipe for marital disaster, especially if the guys a chump. Everyone's hands in the pot...la cena es savirle ya! Bon appetit! Good movie...love it! 🎥💋
so many of these movies are based on someone keeping a secret. If she had just told her old man that it was their anniversary and she was throwing a party, none of this would have happened.
However, Mrs. Butler stated that she had never thrown a surprise party for him before, (so she had no experience) and you don't tell someone when it's supposed to be a surprise party for them. Anyway, she knew he would be home in time for the party since he was never out later than that time. It was all logical. Since he was so absentminded, and he obviously forgot what day it was when she asked him, she might have just said that she invited some people over that night, so be sure to be home by 7pm (without mentioning it was their 20th anniversary of course). So many funny moments.
Ah, another opportunity for me to say, "You sure couldn't make a clean entertaining movie like this today." Then again I've decided I going to live the remainder of my years not being worried about not being politically correct, Just being polite and decent covers more ground. Wow, Pizza, your film selections sure cause a lot of thoughts. All fun ones. Thanks.
Being "politically correct" is not, and never has been, about being considerate of other people's feelings. It is about being "fashionably correct"; as you stated, being polite and considerate (the old fashion concepts) are what we need now.
I ❤ Harry Langdon! Do you have that one where he’s in the back of a car with a woman? The Strong Man. I think its the funniest silent movie I’ve ever seen!
Thouğh we speak this same language, our cultures could not be more different. The 1960s were successful in destroying previously existing American culture. A sort of unacknowledged cultural Revolution.
@@cm9439 I wonder if, not the beginning of the erosion, it was the decade when the erosion was simply acknowledged. I grew up in the '60's, so I am old enough to start using the phrase, "Back in my day..." But looking at videos of history (ancient and relatively recent), one has to face the fact that homo sapiens are not the best of Mother Nature's creations.
Just everything I did at the time was misconstrued and added to by ex wife's friends . I was starting a business up at the time and explained all that I needed to do. I've never cheated or lied ever but I was accused relentlessly, even by my own sister. I worked at least a14hr day, for 3yrs and came home to hell every day. So suddenly after 14yrs of marriage I was divorced without even signing my name and was left near penniless and homeless for while.
@@shawtywilkie9757 Yeh and thankyou. Took a while. That was 1995 and I've chose to be single since. Got a few great friends and life is happy. Thanks for asking and I hope life is good to you. All the best.
What's funny is that the 'mannequin' Carole, is most definitely a real moving woman, when in the bed at least, while they're peeking in at them. She stays fairly still, but her eyes keep looking at Harry! No wonder they thought it was a real woman, it was!
3122tan, that wasn't Carol on the bed that the guests saw Harry with. That was one of the models for the department store. Carol was the mannequin sitting on the chaise. When Harry went to move Carol onto the bed, he tripped on the lamp cord and dropped her. Since her head got damaged, he drove her to the repair shop. Her shoe fell off in the car on the way to the repair shop.
Must’ve been great back in the day when everyone had a butler n house keeper....n there wasn’t any work to be found I guess they were all working on IOU JUST SAYING LOL😊
Times were hard, but obviously there 'were' jobs to be found. Just not easy. Also, not everyone was without money. Poor people didn't invest in the stock market, so they had a few dollars stuffed in a coffee can hidden beneath the kitchen floor. LOL Also, There was the 'barter system. "I'll plow your garden for part of the produce." My Great-grandaddy was considered 'well off' at the time. But his old house wasn't fancy. It was well built and was over 100 years old when a City Boy bought it and tore it down. It was still solid, until a storm took off the roof. My grandmother would have loved to have a 'maid' at least to help cook and clean, but Great Grandma thought my grandmother was enough. Grandma's life was not a rom/com.
He is the owner of a department store. It would have been expected for them to have domestic help. What they didn't have were children, so I'm asking myself, what was the wife doing all day?
@@yodude832 perusing middle class magazines (McCall's, Vogue, House Beautiful, etc.); shopping, garden parties, talking on the telephone, hairdresser appointments, flower arranging, ladies' club meetings, bridge parties, etc., ad nauseum.
Cute movie; and poor Henry! Communication was definitely not his strong point, but he finally manages to mention "Max's Wax Works" in the final scene. Try saying THAT three times, fast, and your mouth feels like it's full of cotton!
Respectfully disagree. Misbehaving Husbands stars Harry Langdon, a wildly talented comedian who hit it big in silent films. Langdon’s comedy in the talkies is recognized as one of the 'Big Four' along with Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd. Remember this movie made & released in turbulent times (only appx 2 decades in recovery from WWI; one of the deadliest conflicts in history, with an estimated nine MILLION combatants and seven MILLION civilian deaths as a direct result of the war, while resulting genocides and the influenza pandemic caused another 50 to 100 MILLION deaths worldwide) and just prior to Pearl Harbor & USA entering WWII in 1941. Hollywood was churning out entertainment which the public appreciated as just that - a short reprieve from stress of reality. Several popular movies since such as How to Murder your Wife (1962) and Mannequin (1987) have included similiar plots.
Oh, good Lord.... I think they've messed up some other things recently as well. I've noticed a ton of comments at various videos by people complaining they have no sound. It seems to just affect people listening on cell phones. Hopefully they'll get things straitened out soon.
Msw wight years before I was born, thi film abound with racial stereotypes that gives insight into the racism of my parents' generation. Its like watching Amos and Andy.
I really like this movie second time watching it but wondered how no one has commented or seemed notice this. I think it is noticeable to me because Ive been binge watching b&w movies and ive noticed the same character portrayal and interactions regardless of the plot or change in actors.
@@herbalmedicine-best9903 Do you notice real black people acting the way these characters do? They're depicted as unintelligent goofs. Of course, Harry Langdon is pretty goofy himself, but not in a way that stereotypes others of his race. Notice that the whites in the picture display a range of unique characteristics; the blacks are all two-dimensional.
It was the times Dear . I'm so tired of racism being thrown up!! Also, there are a lot of African Americans who still speak as they did back then! Watch the Atlanta Georgia News. Most of the time over the years I couldn't even understand a word they were saying. I'm not a racist I'm a realist!!! Everyone needs to stop calling racism at every thing. Women were the ones being controlled!!! Also, there alot of white slaves too in the beginning!!! Research it. Women were the first slaves , if you have that in your mind!!! Most was due to the ignorance in Humanity!!! Just enjoy, stop looking at everything in a racist manner. Until we do, and stop calling the race card...Nothing will change!!!! God bless you and praying you won't continue to see things in black and White!!! I'm very sick of the Race Cards people pull🤔
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Harry Langdon is so funny. Especially, that drunk scene. Hilarious!
This movie shows how Evil attorneys were even back then!!!
I love this movie. Thank you for showing it 😘😘😘
Love reading the comments! 😊
What a joy, especially the ending!
I feel guilty for saying it but that white fur coat was incredibly beautiful. Funny movie.
It can't be seven o'clock this time of the day! 😁 love it!
PizzaFlix, thank you for posting this hilarious movie! I laughed and laughed. This man needed to learn how to communicate properly, for sure.
oh definitely! this is one of my comfort movies for sure
There were quite a few chuckles....
that silly husband !
When the dummy got scratched ,
all he needed to do was glue a
strand of hair over the mark....
But then,that wouldn't have made the
farcical story, would it !
There was quite a good "l.o.l.", when
husband said he'd go across there and sort it all out....
storms out the door, then comes flying back in ,
delivered by the bodyguard, and lands on the lawyer's lap.
😊🇺🇲⭐🇬🇧⭐😊🇺🇲
Harry Langdon was a super comedian
This was a funny movie that Mr. Butler chasing "carol"🤣🤣Priceless and Bringing her to the Misses🤣
Thought it's a nice talkie interpretation of Harry Langdon and a fine, happy ending, smart 40s comedy.
This movie was hilarious!! I got to giggling a few times!! Great job PizzaFix!!
That "bit" where they frisked each other....positively hilarious.
The second half of this movie definitely makes up for the first half, glad that I stuck with this. Charmingly funny movie.
Wonderful HARRY LANGDON! ♥♥♥♥
This was so cute, esp the ending. 😊
Thanks again for another great comedy.
Superb acting by Harry Langdon, what a great movie
Just like that game telephone we played when we where young.By the time it got all around the story grew and grew😂😂😂
Thanks for the upload. I love an old film
Thank you for this Pizza Flix. Good one 😊
Absolutely delightful. The drunken scene is hilarious
Enjoyed this, thank you.
Cute comedy. Good entertainment. Excellent Actor. To be so different. 😆
Thanks great drama ! Great channel
Lesson here... Your friends ain’t your friends. Quick to spread rumors and ruin a marriage 🙄
I loved this. I was laughing quite a bit!
Thank You 😊
Thank you! 🌹
Priceless!
Good to see the great Harry Langdon, though at the end of his career. You don't have "The Strong Man" by any chance?
Excellent ☺
Gossip and misinformation: lies and lawyers: the recipe for marital disaster, especially if the guys a chump. Everyone's hands in the pot...la cena es savirle ya! Bon appetit!
Good movie...love it! 🎥💋
Very Funny Movie! Thank you for sharing.
Good one!💗💗💗💗
so many of these movies are based on someone keeping a secret. If she had just told her old man that it was their anniversary and she was throwing a party, none of this would have happened.
But then there'd be no movie! All's well that ends well.
However, Mrs. Butler stated that she had never thrown a surprise party for him before, (so she had no experience) and you don't tell someone when it's supposed to be a surprise party for them. Anyway, she knew he would be home in time for the party since he was never out later than that time. It was all logical. Since he was so absentminded, and he obviously forgot what day it was when she asked him, she might have just said that she invited some people over that night, so be sure to be home by 7pm (without mentioning it was their 20th anniversary of course). So many funny moments.
Very cute, often hilarious
Fantastic movie. Very funny.
Ah, another opportunity for me to say, "You sure couldn't make a clean entertaining movie like this today."
Then again I've decided I going to live the remainder of my years not being worried about not being politically correct, Just being polite and decent covers more ground. Wow, Pizza, your film selections sure cause a lot of thoughts. All fun ones. Thanks.
Being "politically correct" is not, and never has been, about being considerate of other people's feelings. It is about being "fashionably correct"; as you stated, being polite and considerate (the old fashion concepts) are what we need now.
I watched it before, still enjoyable, giggled few times.
Men....my goodness times haven't changed..*sigh*
Cute little movie♥️
Love these old movies 🌻🌻💜💙👍👍👏👏👏👀👀📽📻📽🎬
Loved this film 🎥 didn't think I would at first,,but yeah good one 👍
To Tell the truth that wasn't bad truly enjoyed
How is being a divorce lawyer a racket when even "breach of promise" was an offense?
so sweet TFS
I ❤ Harry Langdon! Do you have that one where he’s in the back of a car with a woman? The Strong Man. I think its the funniest silent movie I’ve ever seen!
Thouğh we speak this same language, our cultures could not be more different. The 1960s were successful in destroying previously existing American culture. A sort of unacknowledged cultural Revolution.
No, it is acknowledged. The sixties marked the beginning of the erosion of America.
@@cm9439 I wonder if, not the beginning of the erosion, it was the decade when the erosion was simply acknowledged. I grew up in the '60's, so I am old enough to start using the phrase, "Back in my day..." But looking at videos of history (ancient and relatively recent), one has to face the fact that homo sapiens are not the best of Mother Nature's creations.
Gladly to say this is reminiscent of my own divorce.
How come?
Just everything I did at the time was misconstrued and added to by ex wife's friends . I was starting a business up at the time and explained all that I needed to do. I've never cheated or lied ever but I was accused relentlessly, even by my own sister. I worked at least a14hr day, for 3yrs and came home to hell every day. So suddenly after 14yrs of marriage I was divorced without even signing my name and was left near penniless and homeless for while.
@@philthycat1408 oh my gosh, I'm so sorry to hear that! I hope you're in a better place now.
@@shawtywilkie9757 Yeh and thankyou. Took a while. That was 1995 and I've chose to be single since. Got a few great friends and life is happy. Thanks for asking and I hope life is good to you. All the best.
@@philthycat1408 I'm glad you're happier now, thats so good to hear, take care
What's funny is that the 'mannequin' Carole, is most definitely a real moving woman, when in the bed at least, while they're peeking in at them. She stays fairly still, but her eyes keep looking at Harry! No wonder they thought it was a real woman, it was!
3122tan, that wasn't Carol on the bed that the guests saw Harry with. That was one of the models for the department store. Carol was the mannequin sitting on the chaise. When Harry went to move Carol onto the bed, he tripped on the lamp cord and dropped her. Since her head got damaged, he drove her to the repair shop. Her shoe fell off in the car on the way to the repair shop.
Antique Flix has a much better version of this.Much better film quality.
Great movie~👍👍🌻🌻
He IS handling a human female! The live model.
GRATIDÃO PIZZA FLIX. EXCELENTE FILME👏👏👏😙
the doll will explain.
Mr Butler is my HERO 😁🤌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤩
🌬💀🏴☠️
Must’ve been great back in the day when everyone had a butler n house keeper....n there wasn’t any work to be found I guess they were all working on IOU JUST SAYING LOL😊
Times were hard, but obviously there 'were' jobs to be found. Just not easy. Also, not everyone was without money. Poor people didn't invest in the stock market, so they had a few dollars stuffed in a coffee can hidden beneath the kitchen floor. LOL Also, There was the 'barter system. "I'll plow your garden for part of the produce." My Great-grandaddy was considered 'well off' at the time. But his old house wasn't fancy. It was well built and was over 100 years old when a City Boy bought it and tore it down. It was still solid, until a storm took off the roof. My grandmother would have loved to have a 'maid' at least to help cook and clean, but Great Grandma thought my grandmother was enough. Grandma's life was not a rom/com.
@@HiWayLady49 About what year was the old house torn down?
He is the owner of a department store. It would have been expected for them to have domestic help.
What they didn't have were children, so I'm asking myself, what was the wife doing all day?
@@yodude832 perusing middle class magazines (McCall's, Vogue, House Beautiful, etc.); shopping, garden parties, talking on the telephone, hairdresser appointments, flower arranging, ladies' club meetings, bridge parties, etc., ad nauseum.
@@varonadee6980 Probably attending other rich folks' anniversary parties, too.
Pretty good print. Is this from Grapevine Video or smoother? Please let me know. Thank you.
So funny!
Nice
The househelp characters are too much for me to finish watching.
Cute movie; and poor Henry! Communication was definitely not his strong point, but he finally manages to mention "Max's Wax Works" in the final scene. Try saying THAT three times, fast, and your mouth feels like it's full of cotton!
Proof contrary to popular belief that CLUNKERS were made back in the day just as they are made today.
It's not a clunker. Everybody else seems to like it.
Respectfully disagree. Misbehaving Husbands stars Harry Langdon, a wildly talented comedian who hit it big in silent films. Langdon’s comedy in the talkies is recognized as one of the 'Big Four' along with Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd. Remember this movie made & released in turbulent times (only appx 2 decades in recovery from WWI; one of the deadliest conflicts in history, with an estimated nine MILLION combatants and seven MILLION civilian deaths as a direct result of the war, while resulting genocides and the influenza pandemic caused another 50 to 100 MILLION deaths worldwide) and just prior to Pearl Harbor & USA entering WWII in 1941. Hollywood was churning out entertainment which the public appreciated as just that - a short reprieve from stress of reality. Several popular movies since such as How to Murder your Wife (1962) and Mannequin (1987) have included similiar plots.
Hmm...your video description needs work I think.
Working on the fix. All of our descriptions got replaced with one for You Bet Your Life... almost 3,000 titles. YIKES!
Oh, good Lord.... I think they've messed up some other things recently as well. I've noticed a ton of comments at various videos by people complaining they have no sound. It seems to just affect people listening on cell phones. Hopefully they'll get things straitened out soon.
@@wildbillhackett Hopefully in the next 48 hrs. Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
I'll second that.
Msw wight years before I was born, thi film abound with racial stereotypes that gives insight into the racism of my parents' generation. Its like watching Amos and Andy.
Can you please explain.
I really like this movie second time watching it but wondered how no one has commented or seemed notice this. I think it is noticeable to me because Ive been binge watching b&w movies and ive noticed the same character portrayal and interactions regardless of the plot or change in actors.
@@AnnE-mn8ny It's a simple objective observation.
@@herbalmedicine-best9903 Do you notice real black people acting the way these characters do? They're depicted as unintelligent goofs. Of course, Harry Langdon is pretty goofy himself, but not in a way that stereotypes others of his race. Notice that the whites in the picture display a range of unique characteristics; the blacks are all two-dimensional.
It was the times Dear . I'm so tired of racism being thrown up!! Also, there are a lot of African Americans who still speak as they did back then! Watch the Atlanta Georgia News. Most of the time over the years I couldn't even understand a word they were saying. I'm not a racist I'm a realist!!!
Everyone needs to stop calling racism at every thing. Women were the ones being controlled!!!
Also, there alot of white slaves too in the beginning!!! Research it. Women were the first slaves , if you have that in your mind!!! Most was due to the ignorance in Humanity!!!
Just enjoy, stop looking at everything in a racist manner.
Until we do, and stop calling the race card...Nothing will change!!!!
God bless you and praying you won't continue to see things in black and White!!! I'm very sick of the Race Cards people pull🤔
Lol@get tight another way of saying get drunk? Sounds better saying “get tight”
If.hapyness could be so simple...
27 year old Gig Young at 9:30
Thought that was him. Went straight to Wikipedia and found this was his first film, still going under his real name Byron Barr.
So funny 😂😂😂
👍🏾👍🏾😁
👏🏾👏🏾💚💜💛👏🏾👏🏾
Sound on this movie is horrible
Lol
"Step aside 8 ball" 36:12
not racist at all 😬
😅😍❤👍
Earmark to watch later.
What a fucking ridiculous film that make fun out of destroying a couples marriage and a man's life.
LMAO !.
0:41, 15:20, 18:22, 19:42, 24:30, 25:05, 29:07, 35:55, 37:39, 38:30, 39:16, 41:52, 46:00, 49:12, 51:53, 58:15
Silly movie stopped watching
That was cute.
Fabulous 🐞
what a cast of characters 😂 soo funny. thanks PizzaFlix 🎥🎥🎥🥂🧓
Nice