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I would never have recognized the voice as Sam Costa's knowing of him only from his days as an actor in BBC radio's `Much Binding In The Marsh' and of course his many TV appearances as an actor.

Thanks.

Jolly & catchy indeed, his smiling voice is most uplifting & pairs perfectly with Phyllis Robins. I think omitting her contribution from the label is a reflection of the sexist attitude of the times.

Many thanks for this one. Had heard of it, but never come across a showing / copy. Ok, it's truncated, but at least we have a chance to see it in this form...

Delightful; thank you.

nice to see you back

Super! Clear as a bell.

Yow-sah!

Hilarious movie, darling .. thank you!

Superb recordings and no vinyl artefacts, great.

can you add will any gentleman with george cole, bridal path with bill travers, constant husband rex harrison

I have been one of your first subscribers. Happy to see you are still here bringing us these british gems. 🎉

For me margereth Rutherford was & still is the most amazing ms. Marple & in all crime thrillers like this movie thanks a million im watching 👀 😀 it now though it's very late pls. Keep it coming thanks once again !!!!

Margaret Rutherford at her best. Loved her as miss marble

OMG, I read this book and it was excellent. Can't wait to watch this.

What a great movie to watch at night after a hard day. TY for the post!

It was lovely to see that film. Thank you 😊

A sweet, funny, dear movie . Thoroughly enjoyed it again❤😂🎉

A great upload. Say hi from me to Pete when you speak to him again. I must pay him another visit soon.

did not like this

I bought a wind up gramma phone ten years ago. I often listen to music on it.

Wonderful film, thank you!

Our home in Detroit had a system of bells to summon someone. My mother would throw a cowbell at my head😺

My Grandmother had a wind-up gramophone , wish I'd kept it !

P u, who cut the cheese 🙀

That guy in trunk makes me want to watch the music box…oye 😺

Fra gile e…must be Italian 😺

I have a nice little black cat. Louie 😺

@41:36- Someone yells "Hard a'port!" So the boat turns hard starboard! 😂

Amazing to see Geraldine Fitzgerald so young here. Doubly happy to find a Gordon Harker movie I hadn't seen!

Reminds me of how a dance-band sounded in our Town Hall, late 50s - early 60s. I would have been puzzled as to why a gramophone record has that `big room' sound but your explanation solves it.

Sulfa drugs, that is, sulfonamides, were first used in the 1930s. They were the first medications to treat successfully bacterial diseases. They were used in the United States and during WWII before penicillin was developed, first for use during the war, and later for civilian use. Imagine how many folks died before the use of these first antibiotics!!! The good old days were not all so great, in some significant ways. Learn from actual historical facts, not from glorified remembrances! 🤔

A great number. Thanks for posting it Mike.

So predictable, yet still so funny, and adorable. Love Edward Everett Horton.

100 yard backstroke. 😂

Never seen English Adds before!!! During a movie...its weird!!!

Have them on dvd.an irreplaceable lady.she was married to her co star mr stringer

Bravo Webster👏👏👏

Brilliant actor very funny wee legend he his xxx

It's a pity that Debroy Somers is always cast in a particular way - there's alot of hot stuff there too and his work with the Savoy Havana Band breaks any mould of timidity.

A good one. Thanks. Sadly, the sound quality isn't all that great. I've never understood why British films have such poor sound work : the level for background noises and music is usually set quite high, while the levels for the necessary dialogue levels in speech are low and sound muddy; and in this one, the mastermind's portions are even lower. Rough going, but worth the effort on this one.

A glimpse at the bygone age of Edwardian farce.I could watch Edward Everett Horton anytime. Thanks for posting.

So the robbery at the start was a flashback?

Thanks, another Alastair Sim film ticked off the list

Very enjoyable - wrong back in the 1930s for Phyllis to be denied a credit - that said - if you know anything about 1930s music - the voice is unmistakable

Harry Bentley was a talented singer - who died far to young

Not sure if I watched this properly when originally shown as have rather vague memories - will have to give it a whirl, thanks...

Ellison the famous air pilot ?...😮 What now ? Sabotage for an Atlantic Airodrome ? You would think they were going to the moon.

I have just discovered the German version is available on OK RU. With Subtitles. Great to watch both.