Double or Nothing

"Double or Nothing" is a pleasant Depression-era story of black-hearted millionaires and honest poor folk. A rich man's Last Will and Testament offers our heroes the chance to claim his entire fortune. Naturally this not sit well with the greedy... Full review

A better-than-average singer and a comedienne with a gift for playing knockabout face, Martha Raye supported Crosby in "Rhythm on the Range," making her film debut as a rough-and-ready society girl who sets her cap for rodeo star Bob Burns…... Full review

Twenty Five wallets with a hundred dollar bill and the business card of a lawyer's office are dropped around a city. Only four people find those wallets and go to the attorney's office to return them.They don't know it, but... Full review

DOUBLE OR NOTHING (Paramount, 1937), directed by Theodore Reed, is an enjoyable, but not particularly original, musical-comedy with a typical story about how found money can change or ruin a person's life. Similar in ways to Paramount's earlier IF I... Full review

in 1937, paramount films, along with other studios, was in deep trouble in the recession. bing crosby was paramount's main source of easy money. the public then was willing to see anything with bing in it, or for that matter,... Full review

'Double or Nothing' is one of the long series of pleasant musical-comedy vehicles for Bing Crosby which were ground out so efficiently by Paramount in the late 1930s. This is one of Bing's best films from this period (not yet... Full review

The Post could find no record of a suit involving the theater, but an employee at a nearby business said an African-American church that also occupies the building - an Italian restaurant adjoining the Fair recently closed - had been... ... Full Article