Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Movie, 1936

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De wonderlijke Mr. Deeds (Belgium)
O Galante Mr. Deeds (Brazil)
Úzasná událost (Czechia or ex-Czechoslovakia)
Mr. Deeds geht in die Stadt (Germany)
En gentleman kommer til byen (Denmark)
El secreto de vivir (Spain)
Mr. Deeds tulee kaupunkiin (Finland)
L'extravagant Mr Deeds (France)
O prigips ton dollarion (Greece)
Váratlan örökség (Hungary)
Mar Deeds Holech Ha-Eera (Israel)
È arrivata la felicità (Italy)
Oké, Mister Deeds (Netherlands)
Mr. Deeds kommer til byen (Norway)
Pan z milionami (Poland)
Doido com Juízo (Portugal)
gentleman kommer till sta'n (Sweden)
Gospod Deeds gre v mesto (Slovenia)
Mister Deeds - Milijonar dobrotnik (Yugoslavia)
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1931 Buick Series 50

1931 Checker Model M

1934 Chevrolet Master

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eLMeR ◊ 2016-09-24 04:01	(0:00:28 // 0:00:55) Will the honest young heir coming from the country withstand the deceitful people from the big city? One thing is sure, Jean Arthur's voice definitely hurts the ears Also starring Lionel Stander (a.k.a. Max in Hart to Hart, 28-year old in this movie), as Cornelius Cobb: (0:02:06 // 0:04:57 // 0:10:32) Shot in 1936, a remake was made as TV series in 1969 and as movie (Mr. Deeds, vehicles identified here) in 2002. (Time codes given here are from a 111 min version of the movie, but the normal release is 115 min long) _____ A double-deck bus is also visible in the movie, but I'm not sure there's enough visible parts to help identify it: (0:42:32 // 0:44:33 // 0:44:34) _____ Some background vehicles: (0:10:05 // 0:10:05 // 0:10:10) (0:10:32 // 0:10:58 // 0:11:11) (0:44:43) New York City (?) in 1935-36: (0:12:19 // 0:12:23) @ rjluna2: Note the nice shape of the street light in foreground of the last picture.
rjluna2 ◊ 2016-09-24 05:27	eLMer wrote @ rjluna2: Note the nice shape of the street light in foreground of the last picture. Merci, eLMer My comments at Street Lights at Internet Movie Car Database.
oldsmobile1897 ◊ 2016-09-24 06:50	Hey, eLMeR I quite like Jean Arthur’s voice although I could be in the minority. -- Last edit: 2016-09-24 06:51:23
eLMeR ◊ 2016-09-25 05:29	IMDb wrote [...] That asset? It was, of course, her squeaky, frog-like voice, which silent-era cinema audiences had simply no way of perceiving, much less appreciating. [...] Wikipedia wrote It was her distinctive, throaty voice - in addition to some stage training on Broadway in the early 1930s - that eventually helped make her a star in the talkies. I don't know who is in the minority (could be me too), but all is sure is that her strange voice is famous
nzcarnerd ◊ 2016-09-25 18:05	In the background vehicles shots, the first line with the two pics dominated by the trombone player; the first pic has two Ford Model As, the next one is a 1929 Buick, and the third pic has a 1933 Buick recognisable in the background.

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