
Geronimo1967
If youre familiar with the Pete Smith specialities from the late 1940s then youll appreciate that most of the value here comes from the narration. From the perspective of its author Damon Runyon, that guides us through half an hour of daft antics as Harry the Horse tries to get his pal, former safecracker Butch to come out of retirement and help him steal a small fortune from an office. Butch has become fed up with his stays at Leavenworth and is also now the proud possessor of an infant son John Ignatius Jnr and so isnt so keen, but eventually agrees to team up with his pal and a few others to do the job. Now silence is quite important if they are to succeed and this hungry, curious and noisy infant isnt up for playing ball so they have to...