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LOL! I love it man! liked and shared Mug Zee.

Morros was a complete arse. Not much of a musician either. Better as a double-agent however.

Kate Smith. Enough said.

Deservedly the worst comedy team ever.

God bless Kate Smith and America!

Bravo! Loved the period recording of "Jazz Karikaturen." You can read all about this score in my 1983 article "Music for the Monsters: Universal Picture's Horror Film Scores of the Thirties" that appeared in the last issue of the now defunct "Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress."

I sure love my grandmas.

Wow, nice and maybe borrowed right from the GWTW music track? And maybe sped up :)

Intelligent conversation, you gotta love it. Lilli Palmer is beautiful (and intelligent)

So Goood!

Could have done without the laugh track…

Tnx God

Simply put....this is the best version of God Bless America ever done

I had this one. You couldn't run it in reverse for long, though, or the film would tighten on the cartridge and jam.

Our Fuller Brush man was like family to us. We loved him. We always were excited when he showed up.

Very good Old Mill footage. The only footage online right now of any previous version btw. I can almost pin point where all of those scenes are today on the current version. Some stuff in the background they decided to leave like the rocks in the artic scene.

The younger generation will never understand this kind of comedy. 🏆

Thank god this isn't a German film otherwise the cast would be executed

Damaged sprocket holes? 16:25 Otherwise nice print

No one has ever or will ever sing this as beautifully as she did. She is my FAVORITE Artist of that era.

The Creeper

The transition from the Internationale to the US anthem feels like the meme where the loud crow interrupts the bird lmao

Lou Costello on g e theater dave w.

Oh yeah!

Genial

What a wonderful lady ,amazing Lilli ,my admiration always

I've never seen that version of the Universal logo before.

One of the best

Karloff in this movie is how I imagine him playing "Cagliostro".

So where's Bud Abbott ?

2:18 OMG. Hair styles to die for . . .

Who was the director?

For my 50th BD party I wanted a CD made with Kate singing this and Judy Garland singing 'Somewhere over the Rainbow'. I need to find this video CD, Phil F. did an excellent job, many pictures from childhood right into adulthood. Damn Diabetes took Kate too soon.

Alguien puede aportar el texto de esta obra? Se lo agradeceria de veras

Funny that you focused on the Hold Your Hats sign on the Dragon Coaster. I watched an old POV video made in the 1930's that showed everyone wearing hats and not one flew off. Either hats were made much better then or the ride was made slower.

Dudley was one funny guy😂😂🥲

Holy cow! This ACTUALLY looks like an actual trailer from 1934! I hope the real trailer gets found someday.😲😯

If this song doesn't move you ,you don't have a soul .

Love these BEAUTIFUL NIGHT CLUBS of the era!!💚why did they ever go away !?😢..lets get them back!!🇺🇸🇺🇸💚

All the Men are so handsome !

My Froend (Or Not Friend) Loves /\/@$1 mabye this is his daily alarm

♡'s it

Apparently Facebook's algorithms don't recognize satire!

All this and Phil Arnold too!

This movie was an outstanding collaboration of director, producer, actor and supporting cast. It's no wonder he won an award. He's always portrayed a quality of depth and dedication to every role - he was breathtaking in his delivery of emotions and seemed to have good chemistry with everyone he played a scene with, not only women. People wanted to work with Mr. Cukor and we can see why. Thank you for this - many more please of this wonderful actor.

8:58 Anthem part start here

2024?🎉

The opening song is by Yip Harburg and Harold Arlen and is one of their greatest, speaking for all oppressed minorities.

Weird concept. You have a thriller about a master of disguise, but also have several major movie stars, bizarrely hidden under layers of make up, playing bit parts and some of them with no actual connection with the main plot. Also, apparently there is a novel telling what really happened behind the curtain during filming (the actors who were supposed to play under make up actually only played a fraction of their screen time, the rest of their performances were the work of a stand in, who later penned the aforementioned novel). Weird movie indeed.

WOR TV had the best bumpers and intros... Always gave me a cozy and relaxing feeling growing up in the Bronx back in the seventies and eighties... GOOD MEMORIES!!!