WAC Double Features: Side Streets/Stranger in Town "Samuel Goldwyn Films"

WAC Double Features: Side Streets/Stranger in Town "Samuel Goldwyn Films"Hard times some romantic, some financial are the focus of two films made in the depths of the Depression. Aline MacMahon's (Dragon Seed, All the Way Home) expressive face reflects the joys and sorrows of devotion in Side Streets, the tale of a shopkeeper (MacMahon) who marries an easygoing sailor (Paul Kelly) for love. But he's marrying for a meal ticket. Stranger in Town stars Charles "Chic" Sale, the vaudeville comic renowned for playing

there's more pieces to this mystery than slices in a pizza

from the mundanities of physical fitness and test piloting to the insanities of robot mailmen and speeding taco-mobiles rigged with stink bombs

Elizabeth Hartman bewitchingly plays the free spirit who tempts Bernard

who involves Tom in his latest scheme to play around behind their wives' backs

Vi returns as a ghost bent on revenge

Despite public support for the bloody methods of The Elite

Patton to get away with it

But when sergeant cadet Ry Slaight (Baldwin) learns of the cover-up and threatens exposure

bringing a reunion they dread

this film is an uproarious and naughty pre-code farce based on a beloved play by Charles W

The able cast includes Edward Everett Horton

spread across 4 discs