Maisie Gets Her Man

1942
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1h 26min

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Red Skelton and Ann Sothern in Maisie Gets Her Man (1942)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueVaudeville performer Maisie Ravier seeks new job, meets aspiring comedian Hap Hixby, joins his act despite his romantic entanglement with Elsie McIntyre. Challenges arise from Hap's abilitie... Tout lireVaudeville performer Maisie Ravier seeks new job, meets aspiring comedian Hap Hixby, joins his act despite his romantic entanglement with Elsie McIntyre. Challenges arise from Hap's abilities, business venture, and love triangle.Vaudeville performer Maisie Ravier seeks new job, meets aspiring comedian Hap Hixby, joins his act despite his romantic entanglement with Elsie McIntyre. Challenges arise from Hap's abilities, business venture, and love triangle.

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Rôles principaux48

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Ann Sothern

Maisie Ravier

Red Skelton

'Hap' Hixby

Leo Gorcey

Ceecil

Allen Jenkins

'Pappy' Goodring

Donald Meek

Mr. Stickwell

Lloyd Corrigan

Mr. Marshall J. Denningham

Walter Catlett

Jasper

Fritz Feld

Professor Orco

Ben Welden

Percy Podd
(as Ben Weldon)

Rags Ragland

Ears Cofflin
(as 'Rags' Ragland)

Frank Jenks

Art Giffman

Pamela Blake

Elsie

Willie Best

Sam, Room Service Waiter
(non crédité)

Harry Clark

Kid Percentage
(non crédité)

Monte Collins

Man in Office
(non crédité)

Richard Cramer

'Indian' in Third Booth with Mirror
(non crédité)

Esther Dale

Mrs. Myra McIntyre, Elsie's Mother
(non crédité)

Gene Delmont

'Indian' in Booth
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
The sixth of ten movies starring Ann Sothern as the heroine Maisie Ravier.

Gaffes
(at around 42 mins) As Mr. Denningham gets to the doorway, the boom mic shadow moves on the wall to the left.

Citations
'Hap' Hixby: Would you like me if I was stupid?
Maisie Ravier: Well, don't I?

Connexions
Followed by Maisie aviatrice (1943)

Bandes originales
You Were Meant For Me
(1929) (uncredited)
Music by Nacio Herb Brown
Lyrics by Arthur Freed
Played on piano in Fodd's office for a dance audition

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5/10

She loses her job this time as the target for a knife-thrower

This is Ann Sothern's sixth film of 10 that MGM made, in which she stars as Maisie Ravier. Following the formula for all of these openings, Maisie loses her job with a knife-thrower who loses his bearings after his girlfriend runs off with "a pig piccolo player."

After she leaves Professor Orco (played by Fritz Feld), she happens into a down-and-out office building being run by Pappy Goodring, played by Allen Jenkins. She also has an encounter with Red Skelton's Hap Hixby.

The plot for this one is different and goofy, but not in a humorous way for good comedy. Maisie Ravier's character seems to have undergone something of a change as well. She's more cynical and less upbeat and rebounding.

"Maisie Gets Her Man" has a first rate cast with several prominent supporting actors of the day. Besides Jenkins and Skelton, there's Donald Meek, Walter Catlett, Rags Ragland and Willie Best. Leo Gorcey, Esther Dale and some other familiar faces fill out the screen.

Die hard Ann Sothern fans and just a few others are likely to enjoy this movie. For most film fans in the 21st century, this will be a forgetful, silly and even boring flick after a while. Here are the best of the few funny lines in this film.

Hap Hixby, "Would you like me if I was stupid? Maisie, "Well, don't I?"

Maisie, "Well, here I am again. No job, no dough, no prospects. Stagehand, "Tough luck, miss." Maisie, "Yeah. They must've repealed the law of averages the day I was born."