State Fair (1945) full movie

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1. I am going to next year's Iowa State Fair, once Covid-19 settles down. I plan on checking out the campground and do all of the things shown in the movie. Also I plan to travel to Indianola, Iowa where the Lane Sisters lived. Airfare seems to be cheaper to fly into Kansas City, rather than Des Moines. Also good, reasonably-priced hotels are available outside of Des Moines.

2. One of my favorite movies to watch this time of year

3. 46:33 😆

4. Historical fiction. Safety is advised. Listener(s)/Reader(s)/Viewer(s) discernment and discretion is advised. Recreation or cloning of videos should include safety measures, and or disclaimers by default.

5. Jeanne Crain, one of the loviest women I’ve ever seen.

6. Did anyone think Wayne, the brother, looks a little like Kevin Bacon?

7. ❤️Iowan born & raised. This was on my tv when I woke up today and I’m so glad I decided to watch it. One of my new favorites! I love the fair!😍Thank you for sharing❤️❤️❤️🍿🍭🍩🎢🎡🎠🌽🐄🐷🥰

8. Why is there an orchestra always playing the background?

9. I wish I could have tasted that mincemeat with the Brandy in it and eat it all. Just that part alone made me want to see this movie. As I recall there was another state fair movie made later on that showed the same scene of liquor being put into mincemeat for the contest I need to find that movie. Now I'm going to open a jar of pickles and eat some they look good when the judges were tasting pickles. 1940s and 50s those were the good days when America was number one and everybody loved America. Now a days the world is turned upside down these smart alec spoiled rotten generations don't know what it was like back then they miss out and many of them do not love America what a shame.

10. Love Vivian Blaine films! Do you have "Three Little Girls In Blue"?

11. I like fasion of woman in 1920s – 1940s

12. Loved Jeannie Craine since I was a kid and now fell in love with her all over again! Great cast too with wonderful music and songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein.

13. In the movie @ 30:00, the servings of Coke are so small that they must have had "all" of the original ingredients within the drink.

14. I watched this film for Jeanne Crain but, finally, I appreciate whole film too 🙂

15. What a great Rogers & Hammerstein production. Gorgeous color. I love this 1945 version the best I think, but also really like the Pat Boone / Ann Margaret (and Bobby Darin!) version from 1962. Jeanne Crain was perfect for the role here, so beautiful. This was a change of pace for Dana Andrews, the same year he did “The Best Years of Our Lives,” another great movie. I was born in 1956, and have always said I was born about 25 years too late.

16. Refreshing to watch actors and actresses without a single tatoo on their skin

17. April2021They don't make them like that anymore. l first saw it !945 at the age of sixteen and went overboard. Seen it several times on YouTube with my final vision this month. Beautiful picture of long ago.T.Heslop UK.

18. Now imagine this film in a 21st century setting. Yah. 1945 was the peak of American civilization.

19. 46:35 the first time I watched this movie, it was the tasting scene that was the most impressionable. 🤣

20. I LOVE THIS MOVIE.

21. I love this movie. I've seen it many times. And always enjoy it.

22. I didn't know this was a musical…

23. That roller coaster had no seat belt

24. Love that this 15 year old girl is into these movies. I am in my 80s and never get tired of watching them. May I recommend to her the wonderful Betty Grable musicals. I think she will love them, as I do.❤️

25. a masterpiece. 😍

26. Good film!

27. My late grandmother loved this, thanks for uploading.

28. We in the 4077 were hoping for ‘The Moon Is Blue’.

29. Don't mind me, I'm just a 15 year old teenager who likes this kind of music and movies
    This is awesome

30. This is a beautiful movie! Not sure why, but I really enjoy every musical number and that is rare!

31. very poor pacing when the high point of the movie occurs at 3:30
    sorry to sound so negative.
    the movie – as a slice of Americana is great –
    but there's really only one and one-half good songs in it.

32. I remember these State Fairs when I was a kid, it was a great time!!! This brings back very fond memories!!!

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