The Chief (1933) (MOD) "Games & Puzzles" content with his riches-to-rags lifestyle

content with his riches-to-rags lifestyle and the company of feminine fellow travelers like the down-to-earth Valerie (Sheridan)

a New England minister who is ostracized when he shows compassion to a prostitute

Glorious celebration of the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Director Tony Richardson (Tom Jones) and writer Alan Sillitoe (Saturday Night and Sunday Morning) give the film an edgy intensity specific to its era yet timeless in its outcry against injustice

This adorable plush figure portrays the Supernatural angel in slacks

The Chief (1933) (MOD) "Games & Puzzles" content with his riches-to-rags lifestyleThe saucer eyes, dithering voice and jittery mannerisms are unmistakable and grew on audiences over a beloved 63 year showbiz career. Only the great Ed Wynn could bumble his way into becoming the hero of the Bowery with nimbly nitwitted, sunnily slapstick style as The Chief, bringing his popular radio persona of "The Perfect Fool" to delighted movie audiences. Starting with young legend in the making Mickey Rooney tossing some firecrackers, the