This is “Make Way for Tomorrow,” an unusual and quite sentimental movie.
And for Monday, we have this dapper mystery chap.
Update: I’m on a research road trip this morning. I’ll update the mystery photo this afternoon.
And for Tuesday, another mystery fellow.
Please congratulate Don Danard and Mike Hawks for identifying Monday’s mystery gent.
And for Wednesday, we have Oh … Her. It’s too bad she never teamed up with Edgar Kennedy, they could have spent the entire picture doing slow burns at one another. At least I don’t recall them ever teaming up.
Please congratulate Patrick for identifying our mystery movie and cast.
For Thursday, Wednesday’s mystery woman has a mystery companion, who is a bit more difficult to recognize without his mustache.
Please congratulate Sarah (Wednesday’s mystery woman), Patrick (Wednesday’s mystery woman), Don Danard (Wednesday’s mystery woman), Mike Hawks (mystery movie and cast), LC (Wednesday’s mystery woman) and Floyd Thursby (Wednesday’s mystery woman).
If you would like a hint, email me.
For Friday, our leading man and leading lady.
Please congratulate David Inman (Thursday’s mystery couple), Mary Mallory (mystery movie and cast), Patrick (Thursday’s mystery couple), Don Danard (Thursday’s mystery gent), LC (mystery movie and cast), Herb Nichols (Thursday’s mystery gent), Floyd Thursby (mystery movie and cast), Mike Hawks (Thursday’s mystery couple) and Barbara Klein (mystery movie and cast). Hawks says of Thursday’s mystery couple: Today XXXX is discussing life and love with XXXX.
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We have to wonder what’s in the jar he’s serving? No clue as to who he is.
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Ray Mayer
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Matt McHugh?
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Jack oakie
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Ray Mayer.
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I wonder what that strip or block of wood is doing along the bottom of the door?
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It looks like part of the hinge. Otherwise I’m not sure.
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Stu Erwin
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The object at the bottom of the door is the hinge: it is a swinging door likely into the kitchen.
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Monday = Ray Mayer, Tuesday = Maurice Moscovitch (I just watched “The Great Dictator” yesterday in which he played Mr. Jaeckel). The film is “Make Way for Tomorrow” from 1937.
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Wednesday’s woman is Minna Gombell.
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Wednesday = Minna Gombell
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Two-way, spring hinge. Door swings either way, spring closes it.
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verree Teasdale?
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Minna Gombell today.
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Maurice Moscovitch for tuesday and Minna Gombell for today add up to MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW 1937.
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Minna Gombell
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Minna Gombell for Wednesday.
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Wednesday, Minna Gombell and Thursday, Porter Hall?
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Porter Hall today.
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Thursday = Porter Hall and Minna Gombell
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MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW. Minna Gombell today and yesterday.
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William Begg Monday.
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Porter Hall today, and you’re right. It’s not often you would see him without the moustache!
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Now I’m sure of the movie, it’s Make Way for Tomorrow (1937) with Gombell, Ray Mayer, Maurice Moscovitch, and Porter Hall .
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porter hall
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Porter Hall for Thursday which would make the movie “Make Way for Tomorrow.”
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Today Porter Hall is discussing life and love with Minna Gombell.
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The movie is “Make Way for Tomorrow.”
Monday – Ray Mayer
Tuesday – Maurice Moscovitch
Wednesday – Minna Gombell
Thursday – Porter Hall and Minna Gombell
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Is Thursday’s gent John Qualen?
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It only took me all week — “Make Way for Tomorrow,” and Friday’s couple is Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore.
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Buelah Bondi and Victor Moore in “Make Way for Tomorrow”.
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Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore.
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“Make Way for Tomorrow”, 1937, Victor Moore, Beulah Bondi, also (in bedroom) Porter Hall, Gombell
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Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore are comparing their pay checks.
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Victor Moore & Beulah Bondi, “Make Way For Tomorrow”.
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Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore
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