Released Date:
1934-11-30
Languages:
English
Countries:
USA
Runtime:
68 min
Rated:
PASSED
IMDB Ratings:
7.5 (3494 Reviews)
Director:
Norman Z. McLeodGenres:
ComedyJack Cunningham (screen play)
J.P. McEvoy (from "The Comic Supplement" by)
W.C. Fields (based upon a story by)
The owner of a general store (Harold Bisonette) is hounded by his status-anxious wife ("That's 'Bee-soh-nay'" and "I have no maid you know"). To get some sleep he goes out on the porch where he is tormented by a little boy from the floor above (Baby Dunk) and an insurance salesman down below ("LaFong. Capital L, small a..."). He uses an inheritance to buy an orange ranch through the mail, then drives off with his family for California. The orange grove consists of a withered tree, the ranch house is but a shack, and the car falls to pieces. But a racetrack operator wants the land, so all ends happily.
Released Date:
1938-02-11
Languages:
English
Countries:
USA
Runtime:
91 min
Rated:
PASSED
IMDB Ratings:
6.5 (651 Reviews)
Director:
Mitchell LeisenWalter DeLeon (screen play)
Francis Martin (screen play)
Ken Englund (screen play)
Howard Lindsay (based on an adaptation by)
Russel Crouse (based on an adaptation by)
Frederick Hazlitt Brennan (of a story by)
New ocean liner S.S. Gigantic is about to race its rival, the Colossal. Gigantic owner T.F. Bellows sends his brother S.B. on the Colossal, hoping he will cause trouble; delayed by a golf game, S.B. lands on Gigantic instead, and so does his unlucky daughter Martha. Meanwhile, radio emcee Buzz Fielding announces a series of musical acts and tries to juggle fiancèe Dorothy and three ex-wives who've come for the ride. Can the Gigantic win against all handicaps? Will true love triumph?
Released Date:
1940-11-29
Languages:
English
Countries:
USA
Runtime:
72 min
Rated:
APPROVED
IMDB Ratings:
7.4 (5006 Reviews)
Director:
Edward F. ClineGenres:
ComedyW.C. Fields (original screen play)
Egbert Sousè, "accent grave over the e", henpecked by his whole family, is recruited to replace a drunken film director, then seems to have captured a bank robber and is hired as guard in the Lompoc Bank, where Og Oggilby, his daughter's fiancèe, is teller. Sousè persuades Og to embezzle $500 to buy phony stock; then the bank examiner shows up. Can Sousè keep him occupied for four days? The climax is an extended chase sequence.
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