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Benedict Bogeaus' On Our Merry Way (the movie was originally 9 minutes longer and released under the title of "A Miracle Can Happen", and was slightly cut and released under this title), the 1948 King Vidor & Leslie Fenton newspaper reporter journalism romantic comedy ("It's hysteerical [sic]! Slapstyrical!"; "The NEW look in 1948 movies is 'A Miracle Can Happen'"; "Guarantee - If this isn't the funniest picture you've ever seen... your laughs will be refunded"; "Meet the Merry Dame Who Sets 'Em Aflame!"; "Written by Arch Oboler, the man who gave you 'Bwana Devil' and Radio's famed 'Lights Out'"; "Original story by Arch Oboler"; "James Stewart - Henry Fonda Material by John O'Hara"; about a man who works in the want ads department of a major newspaper, and he goes to the editor and says that he could write better human interest stories than the ones they print, and that is the framing device for the movie, which then tells three human interest stories about three very different groups of people) starring Paulette Goddard ("the gay-lamorous reporter's wife"), Burgess Meredith ("the rap-happy roving reporter"), James Stewart (Jimmy Stewart, "the stew-pendous piano player"), Henry Fonda ("the kinda broken-down bandleader"), Dorothy Lamour ("the sarong-slung movie star"), Victor Moore ("the droop-shaped manager"), Fred MacMurray ("the browbeaten baby-snatcher"), William Demarest, Hugh Herbert, Eduardo Ciannelli, Charles D. Brown, Dorothy Ford, Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer, Eilene Janssen, Betty Caldwell, Frank Moran, David Whorf, and Charles Laughton (in deleted scenes)
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