PLAYLIST www.youtube.com When a haughty banker tries to buy up a city block, one man’s eccentric household throws him for a loop! Starring Lionel Barrymore, Jimmy Stewart, Ann Miller. Directed by the fabulous Frank Capra!
You Can’t Take It With You (1938) Part 1/12
– July 12, 2011Posted in: 1930s Winners
@HeaveyMeatel1234 Prepare to be inferior to this cast, big time, lol.
Great Cast in this film .. I love lionel Barrymore
Great Cast in this film .. I love lionel Barrymore
I have the exact picture that keeps falling off the wall, ‘Home Sweet Home.’
I can’t say it’s the one from the picture, but it looks identical to me?
I love it, had it for about 30 years now.
My class is doing this for drama this year!!
im ED
watching this movie now I know where all the hippies came from, this is the 60′s 30 years before
Great movie, great actors and director.
oh jimmy when he was a young wipper snapper
Thanks for posting this!
Many thanks for uploading with fine picture quality and most important of all – proper volume. level.
im auditioning for this play next week at my College, hope i get a part!!
Thanks you are a doll to post this for us!
I am so glad there are several hometown and school productions. Not only is this movie entertaining, it’s educational too.
One of my all~time favorite comedies! Thank you so much for posting this great classic! Beats the h*** outta what passes for entertainment 2010.
Haha, dude, my mom loves these old movies. I’m not a huge fan, but I really liked this, haha I just thought it was funny. We watched it this morning lol, I’m 14
This show is absolutly wonderful. My school just did it for our fall play and I had the honor and priviledge of playing Grandpa. There is so much love that goes into this play. It was very sad to see it go so quickly. But the message of freedom and choosing happiness for yourself is unforgettable. Thank you so much for posting this. And may you all find happiness.
Im Ed in a drama scene! This is amazing. Im loving how much I can get of his personality! IT is really cool to find out even more than just one singular scene!