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Yellow Cab Man2 reviews
Red Skelton, Gloria DeHaven

MGM (Warner), 1993

Skelton Does it Again

Red Skelton gives a rib tickling performance in "The Yellow Cab Man". Skelton plays an accident prone inventor with hilarious results. He has invented a safety glass that will revolutionalize the car industry. He takes the job as a cab driver to prove how safe his Elastiglass really is. ...
  
  











  



  
Ship Ahoy6 reviews
Eleanor Powell, Red Skelton

MGM (Warner), 1995

Eleanor Powell's BEST

+ Pretty good musical!
+ Eleanor Powell Needs To Be On DVD !!!!!
+ One stares with wonderment at Eleanor Powell.
  
  











  



  
Made in Heaven65 reviews
Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGillis

Warner Home Video, 1993

Need this on DVD

+ Absolutely awe inspiring movie.
+ Touching
+ Enlightening
+ A Truly Wonderful Story
  
  











  



  
Possessed13 reviews
Joan Crawford, Clark Gable

MGM (Warner), 1994

Joan's early movie hit

+ Very Pleased
+ FATAL ATTRACTION NINETEEN FORTIES STYLE...
+ Crawford + Gable = Magic
  
  











  



  
Dance, Fools, Dance (Forbidden Hollywood)8 reviews
Joan Crawford, Cliff Edwards

MGM (Warner), 1998

First Teaming Of Hollywood Legends Crawford And Gable

+ Primarily for hardcore fans of Crawford and of precode films
+ Rich girl tackles tough case head-on
+ Crawford and Gable's First Cinematic Pairing
+ Luminous Joan Outshines Material
  
  











  



  
Southern Yankee3 reviews
Red Skelton, Brian Donlevy

MGM (Warner), 1994

Red Skelton at his best!

+ "Uncivil Warrior"
+ a very funny spy yarn romp

This movie is the greatest! Red Skelton is at his funniest in this hilarious film about a northern bellboy who dreams of becoming a spy during the Civil War. He finally gets his chance when he accidentally falls in with a ring of southern spies who think he is the notorious spy, "The Grey ...
  
  











  



  
Merton of the Movies4 reviews
Red Skelton, Virginia O'Brien

MGM (Warner), 1994

2 Words- Virginia O'Brien

+ Good Skelton and a good low-key comedy
+ A Very Sweet Movie
+ More Skelton Fun
  
  











  



  
Dirty Dingus Magee (1970)4 reviews
Frank Sinatra, George Kennedy

MGM (Warner), 1998

Under-rated comedy full of inuendo

This movie was made as a comedic sexual comedy at a time when such things were really pretty tame by todays standards. The script is mediocre but the cast is great. The is a wild western that is safe for most audiences, but not quite family friendly due to the sexual inuendo. It Sells for a ...
  
  











  



  
Two Sisters From Boston6 reviews
Kathryn Grayson, June Allyson

MGM (Warner), 1998

A hidden Gem!

+ Take a Chance on this movie!
+ Enjoyable Musical Comedy With A Talented Cast
+ Opera Vs. Dancehall
+ Well worth seeing
  
  











  



  
Whistling in Brooklyn5 reviews
Red Skelton, Ann Rutherford

Loew's, 1998

This paper never had a constant reader.

+ Rags and Red Bring A Lot Of Laughs
+ SKELTON AND RUTHERFORD FOREVER!!!
+ great comedy
+ A Fun Little Movie
  
  











  



  
Meet Danny Wilson5 reviews
Frank Sinatra, Shelley Winters

Universal Studios, 1998

Frank Sinatra is impressive in dramatic musical

+ Five Star Frankie
+ This obscure but superb movie needs to be on DVD
+ Overlooked Sinatra classic - Give it 5 stars!!
  
  











  



  
Two Girls & A Sailor10 reviews
Van Johnson, June Allyson

MGM (Warner), 1998

Review 2Girls and a Sailor

+ Sing Away the War
+ Can't help but be amazed with June and GLoria
+ Ageless classic
  
  











  



  
Show Off (1946)1 review
Red Skelton, Marilyn Maxwell

MGM (Warner), 1994

Red Skeleton Rules!!

Red Skeleton stars as a lowly clerk with delusions of grandeur that lands both him and his girlfriend in hot water.It's a classic!!
  
  











  



  
Our Dancing Daughters7 reviews
Joan Crawford, Johnny Mack Brown

Warner Home Video, 1996

Joan Crawford's Breakthrough Performance

+ Dangerous Diana "flaps" to Super-Stardom in the Roaring 20's...!
+ I love the 20s!
+ Joan Crawford's First Cinematic Hurrah
+ Page the winner!
  
  











  



  
What! No Beer?3 reviews
Buster Keaton, Jimmy Durante

MGM (Warner), 1993

Buster's Swan Song

What! No Beer? plots Keaton and Durante trying out a beer selling biz starting the day after beer is voted legalized following prohibition. Figuring that the masses will be starved for legalized beer after waiting 13 years, these guys would be the first to sell it again and become millionaires ...
  
  











  



  
Lady Be Good3 reviews
Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothern

MGM (Video & DVD), 1995

A Lot of Fun and Great Musical Numbers

+ ELEANOR POWELL DANCING...WOW !!!

Everyone in this movie is terrific, and the story, about the humorously tempestuous relationship of a songwriting couple played by Ann Sothern and Robert Young, is one of the better ones among musicals of the period. The songs and dances are great, too, with two of the high points being Sothern's ...
  
  











  



  
Sadie Mckee11 reviews
Joan Crawford, Gene Raymond

MGM (Warner), 1998

Working girl marries seven-teen millions...!

+ Working girl marries seven-teen millions...!
+ SWEET, CHARMING OLD BLACK & WHITE FILM WITH THE LOVELY YOUNG JOAN CRAWFORD
+ This is why she was a star!
+ You Go Girl!
  
  











  



  
Kissing Bandit12 reviews
Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson

MGM (Warner), 1998

The Kissing Bandit 1948

+ Cheesy but fun musical...

Place all the gold under lock and key . All the beautiful senoritas , too . THE KISSING BANDIT rides again - if he can somehow manage to stay on the horseback ! . Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) plays the kissing (and singing !) title role . Kathryn Grayson ( 1922 - ) is lovely , coloratura-voiced ...
  
  











  



  
Forbidden Music (B&W)1 review
Richard Tauber, Diana Napier

Madacy Records, 1997

You get what you pay for

This is a short, silly movie. The reason for having this tape is the singing of Richard Tauber, not quite at his best performing in English, but, nevertheless, one of the greatest tenors of the century. His screen character is given an Italian name -- not credible for a moment because his voice and ...
  
  











  



  
Whistling in the Dark (1941)2 reviews
Red Skelton, Conrad Veidt

MGM (Warner), 1998

Depart In Radiant Contentment!

+ Excellent Movie!

Whistling In the Dark (1941) is one of my favorite films. Red Skelton is excellent in his first leading role as is the entire cast. Red plays Wally Benton, a radio detective named the Fox who writes his own crime stories. The extremely beautiful and foxy Ann Rutherford is his girlfriend Carol ...
  
  











  






   



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