Ladies of the Jury (1932) (MOD) "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"

Ladies of the Jury (1932) (MOD) "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"The inimitable Edna May Oliver takes over both trial and deliberations in this effervescent legal comedy drama. When society dame Yvette Gordon (Jill Esmond) stands accused of shooting her sugar daddy husband, it appears that the French chorus girl gold digger is getting the comeuppance her class hopping self richly deserves. Save for one member of the jury the utterly, freely outspoken society matron Mrs. Livingston Baldwin Crane (Oliver), who senses

Ronald Reagan and Doris Day headline a winning chapter from our national pastime: The Winning Team

gags range from dead-on deadpan to comedic broadsides

Through no fault of his own

Claude Jarman Jr

Unexpectedly reunited with Karel

Highlights include the powerful climactic brawl that in a sense is Tarzan vs

Unfortunately for Lucifer

or perhaps because of it

The pals are soon assigned to the crew of a merchant ship posing as a German communications boat

a dying father

and starring Raquel Welch ("Naked Gun 33 1/3)

Not many actors in Hollywood's history have lived as notorious a life as George Raft (the subject of "Scarface")