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Father's
Little
Dividend
This
is the
terrific
sequel
to the
comedy
hit
"Father
Of The
Bride."
Now that
the
wedding
is over,
Spencer
Tracy
has to
deal
with
becoming
a
grandfather
for the
first
time. A
true
comedy
classic
the
entire
family
will
enjoy.
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Happy
Go
Lovely
The
Edinburgh
Festival
provides
a
colorful
background
for this
lively
musical
comedy.
When
penniless
dancer
Janet
Jones
(Vera-Ellen)
emerges
from a
limousine
at the
festival,
she's
mistaken
for the
girlfriend
of the
car's
millionaire
owner -
when in
fact,
she'd
only
hitched
a ride
with the
driver.
Suddenly
Broadway
director
John
Frost
(Cesar
Romero)
wants
her in
his next
musical
in order
to get
financing
from
this
"millionaire
boyfriend."
Soon
Janet is
romanced
by B.G.
Bruno
(David
Niven),
the
limo's
real
millionaire
owner.
The
musical
numbers
include
"One-Two-Three,"
"Would
You,
Could
You,"
and
"London
Town."
Filmed
in
England,
the
"Happy
Go
Lovely"
cast is
filled
with
popular
British
stars
such as
Bobby
Howes,
Joyce
Carey
and Kay
Kendall. |
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Heartbeat
Professor
Aristide
(Basil
Rathbone)
runs a
school
for
pickpockets
and
recruits
reform
school
escapee
Arlette
Lafon
(Ginger
Rogers)
to the
world of
organized
crime.
At
Aristide's
crime
school,
Arlette,
a minor
with an
innocent
face and
gentle
demeanor,
becomes
well-versed
in all
manner
of
thievery
while
dreaming
of going
legit,
leaving
crime
forever
behind
her.
Always
faced
with a
return
to the
reformatory,
Arlette
realizes
that the
best way
out of
Aristide's
clutches
and
reform
school's
net is
to marry
and find
protection
in the
arms of
a
husband.
When
asked to
steal
the
watch of
diplomat
Pierre
La Roche
(Jean
Pierre
Aumont),
Arlette
falls
for her
victim
and a
strange
courtship
ensues
as
Professor
Aristide
and a
suave
ambassador
(Adolphe
Menjou)
manipulate
young
Arlette
for
their
own
wicked
purposes. |
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Her
Favorite
Patient
A
beautiful
and
prestigious
doctor,
Hedy
Fredericks
(Ruth
Hussey),
returns
to her
hometown
en route
to
Chicago
and gets
detoured
by
handsome
Air
Force
test
pilot,
Morgan
Hale
(a.k.a.
Smedley).
Her
overworked
and
conniving
uncle,
Doctor
J.H.
"Doc"
Fredericks
(Charles
Ruggles),
encourages
Morgan's
pursuit
of Hedy
for his
own
reasons,
and the
two men
devise
an
uproarious
fake
injury
to keep
her from
leaving.
Despite
her
intelligence
and
expertise
as a
physician,
Hedy
falls
for the
ruse.
Known
for
playing
sophisticated
women,
Ruth
Hussey
was
nominated
for an
Academy
Award
for her
role as
a
cynical
photographer
in
George
Cukor's
classic
romantic
comedy,
The
Philadelphia
Story
(1940). |
$10.00
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His
Girl
Friday
This
remake
of
"The
Front
Page"
is one
of the
funniest
movies
ever. It
has
superb
rapid-fire
dialogue
with
non-stop
laughs.
A
conniving
newspaperman
(Cary
Grant)
does not
want his
ex-wife
(Rosalind
Russell)
to
retire
from
reporting
in order
to
remarry
someone
else. He
entices
her into
covering
the
hottest
story in
town -
the
execution
of a
murderer.
Grant
and
Russell
deliver
a
stellar
comedy
performance. |
$10.00
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Inspector
General
"The
Inspector
General"
is a
Technicolor
tour-de-force
for
Danny
Kaye,
who
stars as
Georgi,
a
goodhearted
soul
traveling
with a
medicine
show.
Customers
are
promised
the best
of
health
when
they
purchase
a bottle
of phony
magic
elixir,
but
Georgi's
conscience
won't
allow
him to
go along
with the
ruse.
Kicked
out of
the
show,
Georgi
stumbles
into a
village
where he
is
mistaken
for the
Inspector
General.
The
corrupt
mayor,
anxious
to
protect
his
monopoly
of
power,
attempts
to bribe
the
illiterate
vagabond.
The
bewildered
Georgi
soon
finds
himself
the
target
of an
assassination
plot!
The
delightfully
extravagant
musical
interludes
earned
the film
a Golden
Globe
Award
for Best
Motion
Picture
Score. |
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