Cezanne Sings The Monkees

My son and I have the house to ourselves this weekend, so we're gonna do the quality time thang. Besides, I need a break from the site for a few days, but will be back with fresh cries of anguish come Monday, unless some uncontrollable urge hits before then. So set your decoder rings accordingly.

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Here's a comic musical number from "A Wild Woman" (1933), featuring Bert Wheeler and the sadly-forgotten Marjorie White. It's the kind of movie I used to see at the old Thalia on the Upper West Side, sitting among 12 people, serenely baked, with nothing to do but watch double features from the 30s and 40s on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. A happy time.