Penny Serenade: recorded sound and memory

[zombified666]

It is like the bride walks out

[1967mustanggta]

I saw this movie in 1984 and I remember it being a Cary Grant movie and that is all. Too bad they make it so you can't watch it on youtube anymore.

Its a really good movie as I recall.

[jstvwrnw]

This is such a wonderful movie. I don't know why films of this caliber aren't made anymore. It's a tearjerker to be sure but it's just so good.

[HerLabyrinth]

Memorable movie and scene - plus the first time I really took notice of the Phonograph. Love it!

Thanks for uploading.

[xxWarriorsWomanxx]

i love this version of 'you were meant for me' ...does anyone know who sings it?

[jimb50]

I love this movie, but the minute the credits start I start crying. This is a ten hankie movie.

[brujita04]

Me pasa exactamente lo mismo..It happen the same to me..

[evlear]

i love this film so much, and is over 60years older than me!!

its timeless

[stanmugs]

To a Wild Rose is one of my favorite records from this movie.

[OHAYSARAH]

I love this movie.

And to think, I found it at Walmart on the $1 shelf.

[donlemc]

Ive owned this film for 30 years,its a family favorite.The colorized version only ads to it.One of the few colorized, that does.Wasn't she exquisite? Unlike todays actresses she acted with her face,little gestures with her hands.All that with a wonderful voice.There will never be another Irene Dunne!!!!

[OHAYSARAH]

Haha, amen.

I haven't even been alive for 30 years.

[fromthesidelines]

You don't really need a "source" to notice the Victor labels [and "Nipper"'s appearance in the music store] throughout this movie, 'ks'. Movie studios and leading companies have had "product placement" deals for years {The Marx Brothers' "Love Happy"

(1949) was another instance- the producer literally sold ad space at the end of the film to finish it}. Those record labels could have been "generic" or "ficitious" ones, but it's obvious where these came from! I wish I could tell you more...

[fromthesidelines]

Apparently, [RCA] Victor made a deal with Columbia to feature their labels and other "promotional" items during the picture; note the presence of the "Nipper" dog figurine, in the music store, at 1:04; that was part of Victor's famous "His Master's Voice" trademark, which was placed in record and music shops, by them, all over the country...

[ksbarnett]

This is fascinating. Do you have a source for this? I'm an academic -- might like to investigate this further.

[svecia1]

Great clip, I love that song! They broke the mold on Irene Dunne...a Hollywood classic!

[blonducks]

I love this movie.

My Dog ate the DVD.

So I can't watch it anymore