Thank Your Lucky Stars, Movie, 1943

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1940 Buick Century

1940 Buick Roadmaster

1937 Buick Special

1938 Buick Special

1936 De Soto Airstream

1936 Dodge Touring Sedan

1940 Pontiac Torpedo Eight

1939 Studebaker Champion

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1941 Willys MB 'Jeep'

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humungus ◊ 2024-07-16 23:32	“According to his pulse, he's been dead for three weeks.” I certainly do thank my lucky stars some smart fellow once invented the ffw button. But don't get me wrong, I only say that because I just can't warm up to the 1940s music. Outside the musical numbers (by such unlikely types as Bette Davis, Olivia De Havilland, Ida Lupino, Errol Flynn...) the movie was quite a bit of fun with Eddie Cantor gamely making himself the brunt of a lot of funny jokes which would've been even funnier if his character was called Al Jolson... I replaced the pic of the bus and added some additional stuff. Here's some more: bonus taxi: bonus woody wagon: bonus large sedan: -> bonus parked cars (is that Chrysler Airflow?): -> another bonus sedan: IMDb strikes again:
Lateef ◊ 2024-07-16 23:42	humungus wrote bonus taxi: Another DeSoto Airstream by the looks of it. humungus wrote bonus woody wagon: '40 Buick Super Estate Wagon. Somewhat of a rarity, with 501 units made. humungus wrote bonus large sedan: '41 Buick Limited. humungus wrote bonus parked cars (is that Chrysler Airflow?): Yes it is. '35 model. humungus wrote another bonus sedan: '40 Chrysler.

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◊ 2024-07-16 23:32

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“According to his pulse, he's been dead for three weeks.”

I certainly do thank my lucky stars some smart fellow once invented the ffw button. But don't get me wrong, I only say that because I just can't warm up to the 1940s music. Outside the musical numbers (by such unlikely types as Bette Davis, Olivia De Havilland, Ida Lupino, Errol Flynn...) the movie was quite a bit of fun with Eddie Cantor gamely making himself the brunt of a lot of funny jokes which would've been even funnier if his character was called Al Jolson...

I replaced the pic of the bus and added some additional stuff. Here's some more:

bonus

taxi:

bonus woody wagon:

bonus large sedan:

->

bonus parked cars (is that Chrysler Airflow?):

->

another bonus sedan:

IMDb strikes again:

Lateef

◊ 2024-07-16 23:42

humungus wrote bonus

taxi:

Another DeSoto Airstream by the looks of it.

humungus wrote
bonus woody wagon:

'40 Buick Super Estate Wagon. Somewhat of a rarity, with 501 units made.

humungus wrote
bonus large sedan:

'41 Buick Limited.

humungus wrote
bonus parked cars (is that Chrysler Airflow?):

Yes it is. '35 model.

humungus wrote
another bonus sedan:

'40 Chrysler.

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