This week’s mystery movie was the 1931 Radio Pictures pre-code comedy “Peach-O-Reno” by Tim Whelan, starring Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey (Friday’s mystery guests) with Dorothy Lee (not shown) and directed by William A. Seiter. The film also featured Zelma O’Neal (not shown), Joseph Cawthorn (Monday’s mystery gent), Cora Witherspoon (Thursday’s mystery guest), Sam Hardy (Tuesday’s mystery guest), Mitchell Harris (Wednesday’s mystery guest), Arthur Hoyt (not shown) and Josephine Whittell (not shown).
For Monday, we have a mystery couple.
Update: This is Joseph Cawthorn and Bert Wheeler (in drag).
For Tuesday, we have a mystery gent.
Update: This is Sam Hardy.
Please congratulate Sheila (mystery couple), Bob Hansen (mystery couple), Mike Hawks (mystery movie and guests), Don Danard (mystery gent on the left), Howard Mandelbaum (mystery movie and guests), Stanhope (mystery gent on the left), Patrice (mystery movie and guests) and Dan Nather (mystery movie and guests).
And for Wednesday, we have a mystery gent.
Update: This is Mitchell Harris.
Please congratulate Mary Mallory (mystery movie and cast), David Inman (mystery movie and Monday’s mystery guests), Mike Hawks (Tuesday’s mystery guest), Don Danard (Tuesday’s mystery guest), Howard Mandelbaum (Tuesday’s mystery guest), Dan Nather (Tuesday’s mystery guest) and Patrice (Tuesday’s mystery guest).
For Thursday, we have… no, no, no.
I suppose you think this is very funny.
That’s more like it.
For Thursday, we have a mystery woman.
Update: This is Cora Witherspoon as seen in 1) “Dark Victory” with Bette Davis and George Brent 2) “The Bank Dick” with Una Merkel and Jessie Ralph and 3) “Peach-O-Reno.”
Please congratulate Mike Hawks (Wednesday’s mystery guest) and Patrice Roe. Mary Mallory and Howard Mandelbaum: right movie/wrong person.
And for Friday, we have Sir Laurence Olivier and Sir John Gielgud in “Richard III.”
Update: Robert Woolsey, Bert Wheeler and Joseph Cawthorn.
Please congratulate Patrice Roe (Wednesday’s mystery chap), Dewey Webb (Thursday’s mystery woman), Mary Mallory (Thursday’s mystery woman), Mike Hawks (Thursday’s mystery woman), Dan Nather (Wednesday’s and Thursday’s mystery guests), Gary Martin (Thursday’s mystery guest) and Howard Mandelbaum (Thursday’s mystery guest).
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George Sidney and is that Vera Gordon? Cohens and Kellys?
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Alas, I’m afraid not.
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Joseph Cawthorn and Bert Wheeler?
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The “lady” is Wheeler of Wheeler and Woolsey (in drag), and the gentleman is Joseph Cawthorn(e). I don’t know the movie, unfortunately!
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Joseph Cawthorn and Bert Wheeler in PEACH-O-RENO.
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I think the gentleman is Joseph Cawthorn. Don’t know the lady, however.
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Joseph Cawthorn and Bert Wheeler in “Peach-O-Reno.”
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The man is JOSEPH CAWTHORNE (g)
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JOSEPH CAWTHORNE
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Joseph Cawthorn and Bert Wheeler in drag in Peach-O-Reno.
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I don’t recognize the woman, but the man looks like Joseph Cawthorn . . .
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Wait a minute! That’s not a woman, that’s Bert Wheeler in drag — and the movie is the 1931 Wheeler and Woolsey opus PEACH O’RENO! Pretty sneaky, Larry . . .
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Joseph Cawthorn(e) and Bert Wheeler, from “Peach O’Reno.”
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Why would anyone trust Sam Hardy.
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Tuesday’s Mystery Guest is Sam Hardy.
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Sam Hardy.
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Judge Sam Hardy (who is not Andy Hardy’s dad) today.
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For Tuesday, Sam Hardy as Judge Jackson
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Mitchell Harris.
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Eddie Kane?
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Harold Miller. I’ll watch for this male Bess Flowers guest/patron/spectator.
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For Wednesday, is it Mitchell Harris?
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Jessie Ralph, Cora Witherspoon
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Cara witherspoon.
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Cora Witherspoon.
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Mitchell Harris on Wednesday, Cora Witherspoon today. Do we see Bert and Bob tomorrow?
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well of course Cora Witherspoon in several films.
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You are getting playful! I just read about Cora Witherspoon in the Charles Brackett diaries. They were friends from New York. He alludes to her drug habit.
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Finally the team today, Robert Woolsey and Bert Wheeler.
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Robert Woolsey, Bert Wheeler and Joseph Cawthorn.
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Ah, it wouldn’t be Friday without Bert Wheeler and Bob Woolsey. Just watched this movie again yesterday — still a splendidly silly romp, and I love to watch Bert & Bob dance. Thanks again for pulling this one out, Larry!
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Thursday looks like Jessica Tandy in her younger days.
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