I live near a giant discount grocery store that carries a strange selection of $1 double feature movies. I bought a stack of them on a whim and I’ve been slowly going through them when I’m waiting for my Netflix to arrive. For the most part, they are movies I’ve never heard of, and I select them based on if I remotely recognize any of the actors billed on the covers. These two are from a James Cagney film, The Time of Your Life (1948)
These are from the pre-code films Murder at the Vanities (1934) and Search for Beauty (1934)
This blondie is the little cutie who stars opposite from Dick Powell in the “Young and Healthy” number from 42nd Street (1933). I like how she always has crooked eyebrows.
Kissing after singing “Cocktails for Two” behind the baby grand. Notice the framed photo portrait to the right.
“Hey, hey, am I interrupting you? What ‘cha doing? Hmm?”

Here is Reefer Madness (1938), if you’ve never seen it.

My favorite musical number from Reefer Madness musical.

Have you ever met that funny Reefer Man?

Garbo wears elaborate headpieces throughout the film, but only does one sexy dance.
This woman is magnetic – this poor general buys her a fancy ring (pictured) AND blows out the flame he has burning for the Virgin.
He’s blinded in an airplane mission, and does not know that Mata Hari goes to jail to await execution.
The nuns look on.
He is blind in this scene. The ending was very sweet. I cried a lot!!

“I love you as one adores sacred things…”

This was a difficult movie to watch, as the boyfriend was unfairly possessive.

But Louise could always be persuaded into an embrace.

This pose says “Knock me a kiss.”

“You’re mine forever.”