Good Luck - Best Wishes

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Helen Pickens, Jane Pickens, Patti Pickens, and The Pickens Sisters in Good Luck - Best Wishes (1934)

Solly (Solly Ward) is in love with Jane ('Jane PIckens')but Jame's father can't afford a big wedding. So he schemes with Solly's father, his business partner, to stage a big quarrel that wil... Read allSolly (Solly Ward) is in love with Jane ('Jane PIckens')but Jame's father can't afford a big wedding. So he schemes with Solly's father, his business partner, to stage a big quarrel that will prompt Jane and Solly to elope. Complications arise.Solly (Solly Ward) is in love with Jane ('Jane PIckens')but Jame's father can't afford a big wedding. So he schemes with Solly's father, his business partner, to stage a big quarrel that will prompt Jane and Solly to elope. Complications arise.

Director
- William Watson
Writers
- Arthur L. Jarrett
- William Watson
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4.6/10

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Director
- William Watson
Writers
- Arthur L. Jarrett
- William Watson
Stars

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Dick's Father: Now look here, Joe--you and I've been business partners for years. Now your daughter Patti is a mighty attractive girl.
Solly, Jane's Father: You're telling me!
Dick's Father: And my boy Dick isn't bad, either.
Solly, Jane's Father: Aw, stop bragging.

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6/10

Pleasant Singing Comedy

Warren Hull and Jane Pickens want to get married, but Jane's father, Solly Ward can't afford a big wedding, so he and business partner -- and Hull's father -- Hugh Cameron pretend to quarrel. This forces the youngsters to elope. However, Ward and Cameron are supposed to chase them.

Miss Pickens and her two sisters made up a close harmony singing trio, so they sing several songs in a variety of styles. Hull sings also. I don't care for the style of singing, but the second half of the movie, in which the two older men pretend to quarrel and try to catch up to the youngsters unsuccessfully is handled very amusingly under the direction of seasoned comedy director William Watson.