Safety Begins At Home (1946)

★★★★★ · Eek! · Spuzz · 2017-07-21

Once again, no Guardiana! This was quite the loopy film though! Bill collects branches for a party. What kind of party has branches is not explained. He then proceeds to clean the branches in the living room. Narrator warns Bill about the safe ways to use a knife. The fact that noone questions him about choosing the living room to do this is not questioned. Then decorations need to be hung! The narrator states this is a man's job! (wince) so therefore his sisters step aside for him to do this. Also, speaking of his sisters, they appear far too old for the characters they appear to be playing.…

★★★ · Lovely Home, Lovely Neighborhood · JayKay49 · 2016-09-02

What a dreamy scene. The war is over, Hitler's dead. Dad's back home, and congenial kids are going to have a party. BLM hadn't even been dreamed up yet, and the moslems? Heck no one really even thought about them. They just stayed in their deserts and left everybody else alone. Except for polio and a possible case of TB among old relatives, 1946 was a derned good year. The most important safety issue here? That cord on those lights. War time cordage got dry brittle and cracked easily, and was a shock and fire risk. Even 10 years later I had a cord break right in my face, which was instantly…