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It's a Great Life Reviews

  • 1943
  • 1 hr 8 mins
  • Comedy
  • NR
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Typical Blondie (Penny Singleton) antics when Dagwood (Arthur Lake) buys a horse instead of a house. Larry Simms. Brewster: Hugh Herbert. Dithers: Jonathan Hale. Directed by Frank Strayer.

A typical "Blondie" film with comedy that is appealing to children and the childlike. Slapstick action centers on Dagwood (Lake) buying a horse when he should be buying a house. As always, his stupidity is the center of most of the gags. Of course, Blondie (Singleton) saves the day, the family, and Dagwood, but not the movie.