'Easy Living'
The fourth and final film in our "Down With Depression" series of 1930s Depression-themed comedies screens at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Ontario City Library, 215 E. C St.: "Easy Living."
This 1937 screwball comedy is among my favorite movies. Working girl Mary Smith (Jean Arthur) is riding atop a double-decker bus to work when what should land on her but a mink coat, tossed out a penthouse window by a millionaire mad at his wife's spendthrift ways. Hijinks, as they say, ensue.
Read about "Easy Living" here. And watch a 2:49 video clip below.
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A journalist for more than two decades, David Allen has been writing a column for the Daily Bulletin since 1997 and blogging since 2007.He lives in Claremont.
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Re: Fox Theatre being able to attract rock bands with only 2000 seats. Eric Johnson would do it. He's a guitarist who loves small venues. He'd sell out, too. He's a great musician with a large fan base. Check out www.ericjohnson.com. Have you heard of him? Probably not. LOL
[You're right, I haven't! -- DA]