If It Ain't One Man (1933)

[unclepup]

I did not see any mention of the lady's name, she was Arline Judge. Cute as lace pants and famous mostly for being famous.

[mikemcgee]

This must been a fox production. That actress did many of them. I forgot her name

[witchsistah]

@raynefallz,

Grandkid watching this footage: Damn, Grandma. You were a ho!

Grandma: How in hell you think YOU got here?!

[raynefallz1]

Breathtaking performance! Now I know what inspired my Grandpa to jump my Grandma & create my dear old dad (born in late 1933). That in turn led to the creation of me in the early 1950's.

Besides the eye candy and the pleasant music there's much history to be learned by those who missed all this.

Thank you for sharing this entertainment treasure for a global audience to enjoy, study & gain knowledge from.

[Fuliginosus]

I didn't fight in the war so I could watch lewd ladies who know no better than to lewdly disport themselves for the carnal pleasure of perverted young men whose fillthy 'rock and roll' songs put one more nail in the coffin of civilization as we know it.

[leiathegreat]

@Fuliginosus LOL!

[ferrisgrl9]

I LOVE THIS <3

[aldiboronti]

I could have sworn that was Joan Blondell sitting at the table, but she's not in the cast so I guess I must be wrong.

[blinko656]

Cute chick with heels. Awesome.. -- great dancers too.

[aracy54]

¡Como les gisstaba en esta época, enseñar las piernas a estas señoritas¡

que picaronas.....

[userdan54]

The Hays Production Code was enacted in 1930. However, with the Depression, studios were facing dwindling box office receipts. This is why production numbers such as this as well as scenes depicting actresses in various states of undress were tacitly approved. However, in 1934 The Legion of Decency organized an effective campaign against immorality in the movies which resulted in giving The Hays Office the teeth to enforce The Production Code. In essence, actresses were told to cover up.

[JORJESYO]

titillation for men obviously

[Robinbird101]

Thanks for posting! Subscribing to your channel, so please keep adding great stuff!

[Tavikitty]

doesn't look like exploitation. just pre code. 1929-1943. best years of filmmaking.

[camilelcoyne]

I agree completely! Damn that Hayes code! ;)

[twentiesDOLL12213]

Was this an exploitation flick?

[HarborGuy]

Wonderful! - Thank you again.......