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I found the tag for another one of the movies and that was added to the picture description.

The only picture I don't have a production note for is this one:

packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=5909

Howard. I think you are indeed correct. Searching on the "Barnett Parker as Bekins" turns up the "She Married a Cop" (1939). Not sure why "The Fighting Irish" is tagged on there. Possible it's a misprint or typo. Based upon on the content of the picture the "She Married a Cop" seams to fit better.

Found it.tcm.com:80/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=89868

"She Married a Cop"

aka

"Fighting Irish"
"Cartoon Lover"
"Laughing Irish Hearts"
"Love's a Fable"

Director - Sidney Salkow

Hi Kevin: sent you PM re: manuals & service counselors best, Roger

Not to be politically incorrect, but seems to me there were stories of fighting Irish and Irish policemen being synonymous back around Boston and New York in the late 1800 early 1900 era. Reading the synopsis though, doesn't seem to be much fighting or anything else to recommend it.

Quote:

That's why they called them "Paddy Wagons".

Thanks Kev

I looked in IMDB for alternate titles and did find anything. I also looked up the actors, but failed to do a cross check on two or more actors. I'll go with the alternate titles.

Thanks

ALK

I went through and tried to file as many of the Yocum photos as I could (mostly the 51-54s). So if I can have the Ambassadors take pass at them, then I would appreciate it. If a photo has multiple different years of models in the leave those as I will file those away. But if a picture has a primary subject, then file it by year under the appropriate category.

If you at least know the year, but not the model then at least file it into the correct year. That will help later on.

Thanks again guys!

I also moved all the photos with multiple years of models shown into the Misc category. There were also several photos in the Misc category that I put in their appropriate categories.

I did add another Category under the Part Plates called "Patent Diagrams". As we had a few patent diagrams scattered in the Misc category.