30 Replies to “THE LEMON DROP KID”

  1. Channel 9 wgn in chicago use to put it on at Christmas time it is a great movie I have it you can go online with walmart and get it and other great dvds

  2. Haha, this was great. Never seen this before. When I had to sing Silver Bells as a little kid in the 90s, I thought it was as old and classic as Jingle Bells, not from 1951. Quite a surprise to find out that William Frawley was the first person to ever sing part of the song the same year he started I Love Lucy! I've loved that show since I was little!

    I'd love to see the 1934 version but I can't find it anywhere! Anybody have any leads?

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  4. I used to watch this as a kid every December in the 70s and 80s on the Family Film Festival hosted by Tom Hatten on channel 5 KTLA in Los Angeles. Haven't seen in it 20 years. Thanks for posting!

  5. “Them sharpies just ain’t breakin’ loose with the geedus, that’s all!” 53:42 that is the greatest line, and even better by Bill Frawley 🤣😂

  6. I came to this movie post after working with a student on ‘Silver Bells’ to show the youngster the origin of the tune from his Christmas Melodies book. The scene where William Frawley is just hacking the song to bits…

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