Roy Del Ruth Productions,
Don DeFore, Ann Harding, Charles Ruggles, Victor Moore, Gale Storm, Grant Mitchell, Edward Brophy, Alan Hale Jr., Dorothea Kent, Edward Ryan, Jean Andren, Johnny Arthur, Florence Auer
Though not really a Christmas movie, this classic 1947 film is typically considered one because it takes place over the holidays and if filled with Christmas spirit and some holiday music. This is a vehicle for Gale Storm, a popular early TV star. The film is light-hearted and a classic 40’s romantic comedy. This was released right after the war, and as such it is a typical story of hope for the future that films of this era do so well. It deals with some of the issues that returning soldiers faced coming home after the war and starting families in the beginning of what would come to be known as the Baby Boom. This is a great example of classic cinema from this time period, and one I didn’t even realize existed until I found it on Netflix. It was a very enjoyable look back to 1947 and a time when things were so much more hopeful for the future. This is a good little holiday adventure and if you’ve never seen it, or heard of it, watch for it. It was a lot of fun.
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