Honolulu

HonoluluA witty masquerade, fabulous dancing and a gorgeous tropical locale give this land inspired musical an exotic appeal. Handsome movie heartthrob Brooks Mason (Robert Young) is tired of being besieged by adoring fans. When he meets his exact double, a shy Hawaiian plantation owner named George Smith (also played by Young), they decide to switch for a month. While Mason blissfully sails off to Hawaii he meets and falls in love with a beautiful dancer

(who shared a 1941 Best Screenplay Oscar® with Orson Welles for Citizen Kane)

who involves Tom in his latest scheme to play around behind their wives' backs

But a new romance puts her on the road to recovery and holds the promise of marriage

Kim belongs to the treasury of films based on Rudyard Kipling's works

as this cautionary noir points out

veteran stage and film star Arliss and talented tyro Davis reteamed for the comedy The Working Man

or sometimes enjoys the company of a lovely Dublin lass

Nurse Weyland (Peggy Wood) suspects that Stella was having an affair with Colin

her diamond necklace is missing and her shady husband (Price) is suspected of the crimes

card cheats

Al puts a contract out on the marshal

confer with a flying monk and compete in a manic dishwashing contest