didn't think this was one of the Marx Brothes better films, but it wasn't their worst, either. One thing different: no harp playing from Harpo and no singing from Groucho. That's okay with me, anyway, since I watch these movies for the comedy, not the music. The only musical number was "Swing Long, Sweet Chariot" near the end of the movie.
There are some funny scenes in here, but not enough of them. Too much of the film takes place in one room. This is like a play and it begins to drag after an hour. Donald McBride, with his constant gruff voice and shouting, grates on you after awhile, too.
Lucille Ball is in here, and I always didn't recognize her. She looked very young (which she was!).
Overall, the film has entertainment value but, personally, I would rather watch the boys' others films.
There are some funny scenes in here, but not enough of them. Too much of the film takes place in one room. This is like a play and it begins to drag after an hour. Donald McBride, with his constant gruff voice and shouting, grates on you after awhile, too.
Lucille Ball is in here, and I always didn't recognize her. She looked very young (which she was!).
Overall, the film has entertainment value but, personally, I would rather watch the boys' others films.