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Here Comes Cookie

film by McLeod [1935]
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  • Norman Z. McLeod
    / Middle years

    …with Burns and Allen on Here Comes Cookie, and it fared little better than their previous effort; Allen played a flighty heiress who turns her father’s Fifth Avenue mansion into a boardinghouse for unemployed vaudeville performers. Better was Early to Bed (1936), which featured the team of Charlie Ruggles and…

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    …with Burns and Allen on Here Comes Cookie, and it fared little better than their previous effort; Allen played a flighty heiress who turns her father’s Fifth Avenue mansion into a boardinghouse for unemployed vaudeville performers. Better was Early to Bed (1936), which featured the team of Charlie Ruggles and…

    Read More