Good-bye Love

1933
1h 7min

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5,2/10

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Mayo Methot and Charles Ruggles in Good-bye Love (1933)

Comedy Mystery Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWealthy Chester is not Phyllis's first husband. And all pay alimony. After the wedding Chester learns that she has had eyes on a British big game hunter who turns out to be a pretender like ... Tout lireWealthy Chester is not Phyllis's first husband. And all pay alimony. After the wedding Chester learns that she has had eyes on a British big game hunter who turns out to be a pretender like Phyllis: Actually he is Chester's butler.Wealthy Chester is not Phyllis's first husband. And all pay alimony. After the wedding Chester learns that she has had eyes on a British big game hunter who turns out to be a pretender like Phyllis: Actually he is Chester's butler.

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149

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
The earliest documented telecast of this film took place in New York City Thursday 25 November 1948 on WATV (Channel 13). It first aired In Chicago Saturday 8 April 1950 on WBKB (Channel 4) and in Los Angeles Monday 28 August 1950 on KTTV (Channel 11).

Citations
Edna the Maid: [opening the door] Yes, Mam?
Sandra Hamilton: Tell your mistress, the Fuller Brush woman is here.
Edna the Maid: I don't think we need...
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: Who is it, Edna?
Sandra Hamilton: The woman from your man's past.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: Who are you?
Sandra Hamilton: Sandra. I tell fortunes and everything.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: Well of all the nerve, coming up here unannounced...
Sandra Hamilton: Nerve? Yeah, I got that too. I had the man, you're going to marry.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: Oh, I see. You're the ex?
Sandra Hamilton: Right, first time, sister. Send you're shadow here for a spot of gin. You're going to need it.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: I never drink.
[to the maid]
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: You may go, Edna.
Sandra Hamilton: Cigarette?
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: I never smoke.
Sandra Hamilton: Before I get through with you, Baby, you're gonna burn.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: Will you kindly state your business and go.
Sandra Hamilton: OK. Hamilton faked a Wall Street crash and cut my alimony in half. See?
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: No, I don't see.
Sandra Hamilton: Well, he cut my alimony in half, just the same. And now that he's in the money, it's up you to get him to put it back where it was.
Phyllis Van Kamp aka Fanny Malone: How dare you suggest such a thing? How dare you even intimate that I should become a party to such a sordid scheme?
Sandra Hamilton: Sit down, Fanny Malone!
[Fanny meekly sits down]

Connexions
Referenced in Thou Shalt Not: Sex, Sin and Censorship in Pre-Code Hollywood (2008)

Bandes originales
Goodbye Love
Written by Con Conrad, Archie Gottler and Sidney D. Mitchell (as Sidney Mitchell)

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6/10

Alimonies, Vacation and Wedding Ring

When the wealthy Wall Street businessman Chester Hamilton (Sidney Blackmer) is arrested for missing the payment of due alimonies to his ex-wife, he finds his butler Oswald Groggs (Charles Ruggles) in the jail arrested for the same motive. Chester gives US$ 2,500.00 to Oswald to pay his debts, but the butler gives only part of the money to his ex-wife and travels to the seashore on vacation pretending to be the wealthy "Sir" Oswald Groggs. The gold digger Phyllis Van Kamp a.k.a. Fanny Malone (Verree Teasdale) mistakenly believes he is an aristocrat British playboy and has a brief affair with him. Oswald falls in love for her and pays her expensive hotel bill and buys a valuable ring among other presents; after draining his money, Fanny leaves him. Oswald returns to Chester's home and he has a surprise when he finds that his boss has just married Fanny. He tells the truth to Chester and together with his friends and his secretary Dorothy Blaine (Phyllis Barry), they plot a scheme against Fanny to get a divorce.

In 2009, it is funny to see the moral values and clichés of 1933 in this dated but entertaining comedy. The well succeeded men are white; the servants are mostly black; the women are gold diggers or a fragile and naive secretary in love with her boss. The DVD released by Alpha Home Entertainment is not restored and has a bad quality of image and sound which associated to the absence of subtitles make difficult for a foreigner to understand part of the dialogs. My vote is six.

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