Of Human Hearts - Taken to the woodshed 2 - James Stewart

James Stewart is taken to the woodshed by Abraham Lincoln (John Carradine) in Of Human Hearts (1938), which also starred Walter Huston, Gene Reynolds, Beulah Bondi, Gene Lockhart, Ann Rutherford, Charles Coburn, Guy Kibbee, and Sterling Holloway.

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• James
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• Abraham
• Lincoln
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• Carradine
• Civil
• War
• Woodshed

[hogwarts09]

i like this this is when americains spoke properley with correct gramer

[bearsagainstevil]

he should have whomped him with a club , forgetting his old mother like that, actually that would have made the scene more interesting. thanks for posting

[paz77ful]

@hogwarts09 It's spelt 'Grammar'

[akaya91]

@hogwarts09 I* Americans* properly* grammar* (A comma and a period would have helped to make your point as well.)

[OurLordLennon]

If ya havent seen this movie, you should! ITS WONDERFUL! I know I know....the ewwwwws own Hollywood. BUT these old films is ONE half way decent thing they did!......Very interesting perspective into the past.....I wish I lived then......

[ciroalb3]

@hogwarts09 Carradine always had splendid diction. Actors were expected to have that at the time, but it is rare today.

[juliabohemian]

God JS was really cute young. I never really looked at him until now.

[SSArcher11]

@hogwarts09 "grammar" but you must have known that.

[shadejford]

@bearsagainstevil naw. he didn't have to whomp him . He "whomped" him with sharp, but loving words--so sharp and direct it made Stewart's character cry. Sometimes, words have a greater effect than physical discipline. The right words can have the same force as a "club."

[GBrucato3378]

Shakespeare is misquoted at the end. The dialogue is merging the first four lines of Stanza One and the first three lines of Stanza Two of a beautiful poem from "As You Like It."

[manga12]

lol your right he does look like Lincolin.