Broadway Limited | COLORIZED | Victor McLaglen | Romantic Film

Colorized Classic Romantic Film: Broadway Limited - A publicity stunt staged on a train known as the Broadway Limited creates problems because of an unknown baby that was part of the stunt.
Broadway Limited (1941)
Director: Gordon Douglas
Writers: Rian James
Stars: Victor McLaglen, Marjorie Woodworth, Dennis O'Keefe
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Country: United States
Language: English
Also Known As: The Baby Vanishes
Release Date: 13 June 1941 (USA)
Filming Location: Hal Roach Studios - 8822 Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA
Storyline:
As a ploy to gain publicity, a motion picture director wants his star actress to take a baby with her on a train trip. The director's secretary asks the train's engineer, an old boyfriend, for help. As the engineer ponders what to do, a stranger in the train station tells him that he has a baby that could be used. On board the train, the actress meets a young doctor whom she knew in school, and whom she is still in love with. The presence of the baby causes a series of misunderstandings between them, but the real problems begin when the engineer begins to suspect that the baby may have been kidnapped.
Reviews:
"The Broadway Limited is much funnier, and more consistently funny, than many better-known screwball comedies of the period. Its plot builds on several interlaced misunderstandings.
As in many comedies, the romantic lead roles are blander and less interesting than those written for the character actors, who get all the best lines. Top-billed Victor McLaglen has a substantial role -- watch his underplayed reaction to the bratty kid who asks him, "Is that your real face?" But so does Leonid Kinskey, who has a ball and one of his biggest parts ever as the manipulative producer. Down-to-earth Patsy Kelly replaced dithering Zazu Pitts as Thelma Todd's partner in two-reel comedies, but this is the only film in which they appeared together. That's a shame, as they make a superb team, particularly when they share a bed with the baby (and a leaky hot-water bottle) between them."
- written by "" on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) Broadway Limited
Austria Broadway-Express
Belgium (Flemish title) Broadway express
Belgium (French title) L'express de Broadway
Brazil Trem de Luxo
Denmark Chicago-ekspressen
Finland Chicagon pikajuna
France Le rapt du rapide 5
Hungary Hamar egy gyereket
Italy Una gabbia di matti
Mexico Linda mamá
Netherlands Baby zonder vergunnung
Portugal Precisa-se de Um Filho
Spain El expreso de Broadway
Sweden Kidnappad
UK Broadway Limited
USA Broadway Limited
The Baby Vanishes
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[@kathyh4804]

What an adorable old movie!!! I wish they would still make them like this today!🌹

[@pamczech5984]

I have this movie love it patsy Kelly and zasu pitts are always the hit of a movie

[@rjmcallister1888]

In his early career, Victor McLaglen had leading roles (and an Oscar for 1935's "The Informant"). Later, he specialized in Irish character roles, especially with John Wayne in John Ford films. A fine screwball comedy from Hal Roach, who'd been making them since the silent era. And those magnificent trains! So much was about to change shortly after this film was made.

[@he7743]

17:12 comedy gold😂

[@Bill23799]

No one fed that baby or changed his diaper on the whole trip.

[@raylenenielsen5943]

Just use your imagination 😊