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The best rock and roll song ever written in the history of man.😉🤟❤️

Ernie Novaks as that zany quackpot psychiatrist was a good pick. Seems he's always plays them kind of characters. And of course Jack Benny and his cigarette vending machine. Classic him there:)

This song is the GOAT! And thatbgubdancing has some sweet moves!😉👍

So sad these last couple of generations really don't know what a good funny movie is....Great movie

John Carradine

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Jack Benny & Fred Allen! Bliss!

..and Charlie Chan too! 😊

I snarking around

Bang is dead

Freakin detective can't just barge in their apartment without a search warrant!

American newspapers only have two long sheets folded making 8 pages.

Good to see Sidney Toler. Mr. Chan.

Funny at times, but not so at other times. I rate it 5/10. 12 Apr 2024 - Thanks for posting, by the way.

Foot draggin suboptimal trash

Now I can add this to my forthcoming Ben Weldon Film Festival! Thanks! Wasn’t aware of this film.

What a wonderful movie very funny and clever most of the cast was on the Jack Benny radio program.

White people comedies are so predictable... Always playing naive and pretentious...He hasn't even received the money yet and already has put his family in debt 🤔🤔

Love Fred Allen

One of the best comedies ever. Some of the funniest cast Hollywood and New York bred. Fred Allen, Jack Benny, Jerry Colona, Robert Benchley, and more. Don't worry about the kids, there is no vulgarity in this film.

Gilbert Rohde designed the opulent penthouse and furniture.

Hi, Portland RIP🤗🤗

You mean 1944…not 45.

The opening credits 😂

Hungry Freaks Daddy does have a melody, you know. Other than that, nice tribute.

Great cast of famous actors. Bendix Ameche Carradine etc.

What a good movie--TY

Fred's great. Had never seen one of his movies before. I only ever saw him on Whats My Line in the 50s.

Fred Allen sounds like William Demhurst

I've always loved Fred Allen... this is one of my favorite movies. Thanks for posting

This comedy is so absurdly wacky , I rank it as one of the better farces from the 40 's . Movies like this , just great entertainment . 😂❤😂❤😂

Many yrs. ago when I was a Merchant Sailor a shipmate of mine looked so much like Jerry Colonna you would'a thought he was a long lost brother . And did he play it up , he even did the eye gag . Good times ! 😊😊😊

Is charlie chan as the detective

The opening is brilliant, and the rest just as fun. Thanks for posting.

Wow I didn't expect to see Charlie Chan here.

Now you know why Fred Allen was primarily on radio, and all but forgotten today. One of the great wits and humorists of his time. His 'feud' with Jack Benny was the stuff of legend, and Benny had him as a guest on his TV show in the 50's.

“What about my burnin’ loins?” “Toss ‘em on the fire, dear we’re runnin’ out of logs!” Since they’re already on fire I guess that’s a good place for them! Thanks for posting this in this hottest summer on record. It’s nice to have comic heat relief.

I like Barbershop quartets, i need look for one, for they are the perfect vocalists, for my future animated comedy variety show and my animated cartoons.

Unlike Jack Benny, Fred Allen was never a success on TV. Allen once said, "they call TV a medium, because it is seldom well done."

Fred and Jack probably clowned around behindvthe scenes or probably played the dozens with each other.

You can tell that this was done in the 40s with Fred stereotypical Japanese or Chinese joke.

At the end of the film the stuffed animal is not a Moose it is a Reindeer.

A madcap gem.

WILD, BUT VERY FUNNY.

Funny introduction.

I have this movie on vhs. Thanks so much for putting it up. A very good screwball comedy.

I learned of this movie years ago; truly sorry I waited this long to see it. What a gem!

Thanks a million, friend!

She was my favorite character

How many are thinking that this movie could've been shot and edited better, thus making it funnier? I'd almost rather see the outtakes of the scene with Benny and Allen than the actual scene. Benny perfected breaking the fourth wall later on TV. There's reportedly a version of this film with comments by Allen - I can't remember if I've ever seen that one. Maybe someone will post it. That ought to be better.