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Background: I'm an Asian dude; with curly hair living in a very hot and humid country called Singapore. THIS can be considered as the best thus far. Got a bottle in Australia and went to test it straight away. It does qhat it claims though I didn't go a night without washing my hair. Perfect as it is; no frizz, NOTHING. I previously had something similar from Osis (which smelled like glue) but hell yeah this is better. After shower; towel dry your hair; and i really mean towel dry it to perhaps maybe 5 - 10% of moisture left. Spritz it on; brush it evenly through your hair (I use a Tangle Teezer) and let it sit for a min or two before blowdrying. Section your hair and iron it out. Apply some hair serum and re-iron and voila! Good hair day to last through the day and night!
I have discovered the BEST way to use this product!
Listen up girls,....
I have bleached hair, very dry and if left without styling is a non discript wave with a lovely of all over fine fluffy frizz.
I wash and condition my hair well, then I apply a pump of serum (Kerastase oil Elixir)
Then blowdry.
THEN once my hair is dry, I spray lightly all over the out layer of my hair with 3 day straight, wait for 3-4 mins whilst it dries and evapourates, THEN I use my GHDs !
I tell you, My hair is silkier than ever, even in rain, mist and humidity it stays without fluff and frazzles.
When I wake up the next day, I cannot not stop touching my hair it is sooo soft and silky AND straight. I wash my hair every other day as I get greasy scalp but I always do the same routine and it always looks great.
Ive tried using the 3 Day Straight before blowdrying BUT it does not go as fantastically as doing it after I blowdry with serem !
Just try it, you will see exactly what Im talking about xxx
Love from a silky smooth lady xxx
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Okay, this is my first time using this type of product so I'll try to be brief and also fair. I have bra-strap length coloured, fine hair that has a bit of a wave. It only has to get a whiff of humidity to go slightly to moderately pear-shaped (euphemism for crap) and it's currently VERY humid here in London. So I washed it, conditioned, got it towel dry, sprayed this stuff exactly 7 times in different areas and brushed through from the scalp to the ends. Then I blasted it with the drier and straightened it. The first thing I noticed was straightening it was much quicker than normal. My hair was a tiny bit flatter than normal but it was very shiny and stayed very straight (not perfectly, but 'very') all day. I did not expect 3 days of straightness as I tend to wash my hair almost every day to keep it looking it's best, due to having a somewhat oily scalp, so I couldn't test the 3 day claim. And it's just as well, because by the very end of the day my hair felt greasy and limp. But for me it is a very good product. I'm not sure how long 100ml will last but as I don't straighten every day it's highly likely I'll buy it again as it's the first John Frieda product I haven't found too much fault with since his early days, way before Brilliant Brunette (yes, I'm that old!). Overall, I prefer L'Oreal Eversleek spray for straightening in humid conditions, as it doesn't weigh my hair down at all and make it limp the way 3 Day Straight does by the end of the day which means I can get away with using dry shampoo the next day. It has similar properties except it doesn't leave the hair as poker straight which I personally don't mind, but then it's not exactly the same kind of product. UPDATE: I'm using less product and getting the same very straight, extremely shiny hair but without any oiliness or limpness. I've found that for my hair type it works best after using just a light conditioner - non-keratin, no cones (Biolage Volumatherapie is ideal). Still expensive for the amount you get but I will definitely repurchase.
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I've used this about 4 times now so I feel I've had enough experience to give an accurate review from my perspective.
My hauir is thick, scraggly curly from crown down and almost afro with tight curls from crown and above. This crazy difference makes my hair a complete pain to deal with. People that don't know what I go through to get a good hair day think I have the most beautiful thick hair. They would love my hair .... if only they knew!
This product has changed the way I do my hair and I've been using products since I was 15 (I'm 41 now). To have pin straight hair you need to make sure every strand is covered BUT not oversaturate as that makes it thicker, sticky and you'll want to wash it sooner .... which we don't want to do at all right?! That in itself makes this product very tricky. You need to practice to get the best result. Is your hair typically not greasy and you can go 4+ days without washing it usually? If so this is perfect for you. I can go 4 or 5 days without washing usually but if you use too much of this it will stop that!
For straight hair - I section my hair off into about 8 sections and spray each section about twice. I have a LOT of hair though. If your hair is fine, and curly be careful how much you use. I then let it air dry for about an hour. Once I get the hairdryer out it's sooooo much easier to straighten. I'm not battling with the curls as much as i usually am. It's really brilliant. Then I use my flat iron (babyliss pro nano titanium with LED temperature settings up to 450°F). I use the 430 setting I think. This part is a pain because again you have to make sure you get every single strand. I go over each 2" section about 4 times. I concentrate even more precision on the curliest part of my hair - crown and up.
Once you do this you'll have model/salon straight hair. It's unbelievable. It lasted me 5 washes but I found when I used too much product I *wanted* to wash it sooner because it felt big and poofy but every time I looked in the mirror it was still perfectly straight. After fighting with humidity for so many years it feels very weird to be sitting in a hot restuarant feeling your hair puff out and get bigger and drizzier and you reach for your elastic and go to the bathroom and your hair is perfect!
When I want to have wavy, bouncy curls that are even and easy I just use the spray and don't bother with the flat iron.
Wearing my hair both ways has changed the way I do my hair completely. I wish he would come out with a product that lasts even longer! Bottom line, know your hair, don't use too much and have fun.
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I can't believe this stuff actually works but it DOES! I have a LOT of thick, wavy, long hair that frizzes easily. I got a sample of this and tried it. It really does make your hair a LOT less frizzy and straighter. I used the product and blow-dried my hair - I didn't use a flat iron because I don't like my hair stick straight. On day 2 - 3 I touched it up with a clipless curling iron. I will definitely purchase when my sample runs out. And John Frieda products are really affordable, so that's another bonus.
This stuff rocks it for me! I received this as a sample spray pump sized product that lasted me about a month. By the time I was done with the sample I was hunting this stuff down at the stores right away. I don't think I will ever go without again so please never ever discontinue!! PULLEEAAZZZE (this always happens to me!) So I have quite thick hair that is getting to be "old" a bit too processed so it tends to be frizzy and dull at times. Boy howdy this stuff perks my color & tames those cuticles right up! Now that being said I am not great at flat ironing my hair every time I use to complete this process of sealing the product as I do not always have the time for that, but I still find that if I only blow dry & skip the flat iron part it still makes my hair look better than before! Flat ironing does make it fantastic looking so go the extra mile with it & you won't be disappointed! Win Win.
I don't have curly hair, but I do have poofy wavy hair that I have to straighten every single day. This stuff stays on my hair about 2 days because I'm a very oily person all over. The second day I don't have to do anything to my hair. I don't even have to touch it up with a flat iron. Great product, I just wish my hair wasn't so greasy :(
best straightener protection spray for us curly hair babies :))! before I found this I was using chi iron guard and tresemme sprays I hated how they made that sizzle sound and left my hair dull after straightening it UGH but when I used this I was instantly in love. it really does keep hair straight for the longest time! for example, I wash my hair once a week (I'm lucky enough to have hair that doesn't get oily fast) and it keeps it smooth &frizz free the whole week! I also live in a very humid state so it really helps fight humidity. I noticed the keratin really makes my hair so strong and shiny..Love it!
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I have medium length, wavy hair that usually will not stay straightened after using my flat iron. I have tried many straightening products to no avail. I had a $3 off coupon on the 3-Day Straight, and I love John Frieda products. The label says to start with 8-15 sprays on wet/damp hair, then blow-dry straight, use flat iron.
I love this stuff! It makes my thin hair look fuller, shiny, and I tested it and it keeps my hair perfectly straight for three days! I will for sure be buying this product again!
I bought this item based on the fact my hair is thick and curly, and back when I wore my hair down and straight, the curls and flicks would really bother me. My friend said she saw an advert on it and said I may as well get it, so I did. From what I remember, I saw little difference but back then any difference regarding straightness was a miracle for me so I thought it was the best product ever to be seen.
Now, I have decided to straighten small parts of my hair again, but not all, I turned back to this product, remembering my high expectations from it. I also decided to check out a review and I was then intrigued to write my own one, so here it is:
I only had a small bit left in the bottle as I had given my mum my old one and she uses it a fair bit. I washed my hair, sprayed in my heat protectant and further conditioning spray, and then spritzing about 6 sprays throughout my hair with the 3 day straight product. My hair is about mid boob length, but thick so I didn't want to do too little or too much. I dried my hair, straightened it, but as I wasn't going outside I didn't get to see the major changes it could have made to my hair. The next day (today) I wore my hair in a side pony tail and straightened the tail, and my hair felt disgusting (I have GHD's).
Throughout the day, yes, my hair has been straight apart from the bottom part which flicked inwards but I can't get over how sticky my hair has been. Every time I touched it, strands of hair would glue itself to my palm and stick there. The feeling of it in general really hasn't felt too nice, and I can't get over how sticky it's made my hair. I wash my hair every 2 - 3 days because it doesn't get or feel greasy easily and dries out if I wash it too often, and now I'm washing it the day after purely because I can not stand even day 1 of the product.
As any item does, it has pro's and con's, but buying this really determines on how STRONGLY you want your hair to be straight. Back when I wore it straight, I turned to literally everything BUT chemically straightening. But now I'm not as desperate, I've realised just how much of a rip off this product is. Yes, it does a mediocre/good job and if you don't mind flat, sticky hair that makes it feel greasy then this product may be for you, but at (I think) £6.99 a bottle for something that probably does more bad then good, I wouldn't recommend it. It does smell nice, though.

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EverettArchbishop Murphy High School
12911 39th Ave SE
Everett, WA, 98208
(425)379-6363(Roman Catholic)526 students | Gr. 9-12
Clyde HillBellevue Christian School
1601 98th Ave Ne
Clyde Hill, WA, 98004
(425)454-4402(Christian)905 students | Gr. PK-12
SeattleBishop Blanchet High School
8200 Wallingford Ave N
Seattle, WA, 98103
(206)527-7711(Roman Catholic)990 students | Gr. 9-12
TacomaCascade Christian Schools - Fredrickson Campus
3425 176th Street E
Tacoma, WA, 98446
(253)537-9339(Christian)128 students | Gr. NS-6
SpokaneCataldo Catholic School
455 W 18th Ave
Spokane, WA, 99203
(509)624-8759(Roman Catholic)292 students | Gr. PK-8
SammamishEastside Catholic School
232 228th Avenue SE
Sammamish, WA, 98074
(425)295-3000(Roman Catholic)n/a students | Gr. 6-12
TacomaFaith Lutheran School
113 S 96th Street
Tacoma, WA, 98444
(253)537-2696(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)56 students | Gr. PK-8
SeattleHoly Trinity Lutheran School
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Seattle, WA, 98198
(253)839-6516(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)119 students | Gr. PK-8
SeattleJohn F. Kennedy Catholic High School
140 S 140th St
Seattle, WA, 98168
(206)246-0500(Roman Catholic)862 students | Gr. 9-12
SeattleLakeside School
14050 1st Avenue NE
Seattle, WA, 98125
(206)368-3600800 students | Gr. 5-12
ColbertNorthwest Christian Schools
5104 E Bernhill Road
Colbert, WA, 99005
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SpokaneNorthwest Christian Schools
PO Box 28400
Spokane, WA, 99228
(509)292-6700(Christian)n/a students | Gr. NS-12
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802 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA, 98104
(206)622-6596482 students | Gr. 9-12
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Pasco, WA, 99301
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Irish authorities were hoping that Obama could arrive in early on the Sunday to spend the best part of two days in Ireland but that now looks unlikely.
He departs for London for a state visit on May 24th in the morning.
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The president will meet with Irish government leaders, travel to the town of Moneygall in Offaly, his ancestral home, and will likely appear at an open air event in Croke Park on Monday night according to sources.
The White House has remained very tight-lipped about the trip and the Irish government and US Ambassador Dan Rooney have lobbied hard to have the trip extended.
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Growth in retail trade is expected to soften in the lead up to Christmas, according to the AFGC CHEP Retail Index, which predicts year-on-year growth of 4.8 per cent in the September quarter, slowing to 3.2 per cent growth for the December quarter.
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6 October 2014 - Portugal's national airline and Star Alliance member TAP Portugal, and CHEP Aerospace Solutions, the leading independent provider of outsourced Unit Load Device (ULD) and galley cart services, have signed a four-year agreement for the supply and management of ULDs that is set to bring significant fuel savings and environmental benefits.
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GAO discussed its work on the role of pension plans in leveraged buy-outs (LBO), focusing on the: (1) incidence of pension plan terminations by companies taken over in LBO; (2) extent of pension plan investments in LBO; and (3) risks of investing pension plan assets in LBO. GAO found that: (1) 40 percent of the companies it reviewed terminated pension plans with a total of about $1.8 billion in assets; (2) 23 of 107 terminations occurred before LBO, an indication that the sponsor terminated the plan to make the firm a less attractive LBO target, and the remainder of the terminations occurred after LBO, with the acquiring firm obtaining any plan assets exceeding those necessary to pay plan benefits; (3) most terminated plans had excess assets; (4) sponsors obtained a reversion of excess assets of about $581 million; (5) sponsors of 40 percent of the terminated plans stated that they intended to cover plan participants under some other plan, and GAO could not determine whether the remaining sponsors intended to cover participants in terminated plans; (6) sponsors it contacted had invested about 3.7 percent of their combined assets in LBO funds; and (7) LBO fund investments involve several different risks, including limited liquidity, inability to trade a partnership interest as a negotiable security, and the chance that an economic downturn could hamper the acquired company's ability to pay off LBO debt.
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Pension Plan Valuation:Views on Using Multiple Measures to Offer a More Complete Financial PictureGAO-14-264: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2014.
Oct 22, 2014
Individual Retirement Accounts:Preliminary Information on IRA Balances Accumulated as of 2011 [Reissued on October 22, 2014]GAO-14-878T: Published: Sep 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 16, 2014.
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401(K) Plans:Improvements Can Be Made to Better Protect Participants in Managed AccountsGAO-14-310: Published: Jun 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 29, 2014.
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Railroad Retirement Board:Total and Permanent Disability Program at Risk of Improper PaymentsGAO-14-418: Published: Jun 26, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2014.
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Private Pensions:Targeted Revisions Could Improve Usefulness of Form 5500 InformationGAO-14-441: Published: Jun 5, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2014.
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Neighborhood Italian - Chandler/Tempe/Ahwatukee
So...after my Papa Razzini question I guess I should go at this from teh other angle as well...
What are folk's recommendation for a good neighborhood italian place on this side of town?
We like Tutti Santi up at Dobson/Guadalupe a lot...but it's bit more than we like to spend if we're just in the mood for a casual plate of pasta so don't go as often as we might like. I really like the Linguine alle Vongole here but..again at $23 it's not necessarily a drop in when i don't feel like cooking kind of dinner.
I have to admit we eat at Pasta Pomodoro a lot since we live so close...it used to be a good reliable, quick and inexpensive option. But the last year seems to have gone downhill and we've been disappointed the last few times we've gone. They made some changes a while back...and we've noticed the manager that originally opened the restaurant is gone so assume that's why. So it's not a neighborhood favorite anymore.
we've tried Marcello's at McClintock and Warner. i've always like the pasta with the calamari here...but that's all I've found I really like on the menu.
So...any suggestions on something tasty, casual and inexpensive that we may be missing?
Have you tried Venice Ristorante -- 48th St. and Elliott? I have had some good lunches there recently, but have never been for dinner. I'd say it's definitely tasty and casual, although the dinner prices may be in the Tutti Santi range.
Also, there was some recent dicussion on this board of Riazzi's Italian Garden in Tempe. I've not been there in over a decade, but it definitely met your criteria back when I did go.
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I found a website for Ruffino's.
We haven't been in awhile, since we moved from Ahwatukee to Gilbert three years ago, but my family used to enjoy Chrisdees in Tempe. It is easy to miss in an industrial complex. It is just north of Broadway. Make the first left off of Broadway going east after getting off 10.
I also noticed someone mentioned Ruffino below. Although it is very good food, it is more high end then I would normally want to spend at a nieghborhood Italian rest. My kids used it as a place to take dates before the prom.
My two cents
try vincitorio's on the southeast corner of elliot and mcclintock, near tempe cinemas. they have great homemade pasta for reasonable prices.
I haven't been yet, but several people I know talk fairly highly of Brunello's in Mesa (NE corner of Dobson/ Baseline). It's been around for a long time.
Their website: http://www.brunellorestaurant.net
Try Miele's in the same shopping center as Papa Razzini (in between Fry's & Petco). We've been regulars since they opened and we feel it is very good neighborhood place. The pizzas are excellent, and the pasta dishes and salads are good. Sometimes I'll just grab a side order of meatballs and sausage with sauce and take it home and boil up some pasta. The place is owned by two brothers from Napoli and they're very nice and service is great. I haven't been to Papa Razzini's since we tend to stick with Miele's & Classic Italian Pizza.
I am enamoured of the pizza at La Stalla in downtown Chandler. Also very fond of the pasta's - esp. those with cream sauces - and the calamari.
Not sure of the price point these days - but Naples NEC Alma School and Warner has always been a pretty nice place. Rigatony's SWC Knox and Arizona Ave is definitely a family style - consistent place and Floridino's SWC Galveston and Alma Schools may all be a good option. While I have limited myself to pizza and salad at Floridino's, they're pasta dishes look good too. And oh, how about Pesto's NEC Dobson and Ray and there was a place on the SWC of Arizona Ave and Warner that was always a small family run place that just changed owners - now called Neapolis (I think) - may be worth a try.
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Mm, I haven't been to Caruso's for over a year now, but I've had some great meals there. It's a bit far, and more expensive than the poster was looking for, I think, but It's a great option for those of us in the Gilbert area! thanks for the reminder.
Rigatony's (http://www.rigatonys.com/) is a great neighborhood place with some excellent appetizers, a great antipasto salad, and some very good entrees (like the shrimp scampi and the grilled chicken linguine).
La Stalla makes an excellent margherita pizza (the signature version although I've never had their regular version) and killer risotto.
For New York style pizza, Sicilian crust, or stromboli La Famiglia is great.
Naples makes a great tomato cream sauce.
If you want to go a little more upscale then I'd suggest Va Bene, whose menu is full of great food.
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You know, I had forgotten about La Famiglia. That is the place at Warner and Alma School, right? I think that is a perfect example of a "neighborhood" Italian place!
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That's the place.
They're (La Famiglia) a little bright and diner-like to be what I think of as a real "neighborhood Italian," I think. More along the lines of pizza joint, but that's pro'ly the South Philly tawkin'.
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone! I"m going to print this out and keep this so we can try these.
The only place suggested we've been to is Pesto's at Dobson/Ray...since we live right on that corner. WE ordered a pizza for take-out...it was good but expensive(I think it was right around $30 for a grilled eggplant pizza with a couple other veggies on it, no meat) so we haven't been back. My husband keeps suggesting we try the pasta over there anyhow so I"ll have to let him know it was suggested here.
If it's not too late, I would like to recommend Vincitorio's on the SE corner of Elliot and Mcclintock, near Tempe Cinemas. They make great homemade pasta and charge very reasonable prices. And they even have live entertainment on friday and saturday nights. So you can take in a cheap movie and dinner, all in one spot.
After several months of seeing "Venice Ristorante" locked and chained up I was very excited to see its re-opening.
Venice used to have the "BEST" spaghetti in life! We pysched outselves up for some spaghetti and walked into the restaurant immediately noticing a change.
It turns out the restaurant has changed hands for the 3rd time in less than a year.
The owner was very pleasant and made a point to visit with each table and we were told the spaghetti was basically the same recipe.
This was far from the truth! To start the cesar salad was DRENCHED in dressed and the lettuce was partially beginning to brown. We tried the soup which lacked any taste at all.
The main course was dissapointing and we ate very little of our meal.
As we were leaving we stopped by a table occupied by an elderly couple who were regular patrons of the "old" Venice. They had only gotten as far as some garlic toast which they were very dissapointed with. The french bread tasted very store bought, not crusty as a good french bread should be.
It looks like we will be going back to "Vincintorio's" which is always good and consistant with a lovely ambiance and "Mario".
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Wow... I had dinner there (Venice) last week and it was really good -- had the swordfish, I'm not much for spaghetti, but the fish was excellent. The owner(?) was very friendly.
I think That Italian Place on Chandler Boulevard/32nd St. in Ahwatukee has the finest Italian food in the Southeast Valley. It got rave reviews under its former name, Mary Ann & Richie's. They sold it last year, but Mary Ann stayed on as chef. Now she solely concentrates on the food, and I think it's even better. Her bolognese is absolutely to die for, her gnocchi is top-rate and the salads are fantastic. It has a decent wine list, too. It's small and comfortable; I feel just as welcome there in jeans or a nice dress. Service is always warm, and though they know me now, it looks to me like everyone gets the same treatment.
(P.S. Miele's in Tempe is good, too. I've had terrible food at VinciTorio's and Riazzi's, and awful service at La Stalla, and won't go back to any of them. Venice "changed hands" the first time because the former owner, Lloyd Melton, was involved in that big international gambling case that will go to trial in September in Superior Court. I don't know why the woman who bought it sold it so quickly; she also owns (owned?) Baseline Sports Bar.)
The good stuff is at La Stalla, Va Bene, and Tomaso's, but when I just want some good basic pasta I find myself gravitating to the Macaroni Grill. Sure it's a big-box chain, but with the build-your-own menu you can get whatever you want and it's solid. Pomodoro is also good but again another uber-chain. People rave about Arrividerci but I only go there for the circus that suffices for service. Caffe Boa is also pretty good.


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THE GHOST BREAKERS. Paramount Pictures, 1940. Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard, Richard Carlson, Paul Lukas, Anthony Quinn, Willie Best, Virginia Brissac, Noble Johnson, Tom Dugan, Paul Fix, Lloyd Corrigan Screenplay Walter DeLeon, based on a play by Paul Dickey Director: George Marshall.
If you asked me to list the ten best comedy-mystery films of the Golden Age of Cinema there are certain films that could not be left off the list, The Thin Man, Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back, The Cat and the Canary, My Favorite Blonde … But there is only one film that could be in the number one spot, the perfect blend of comedy, mystery, and scares, The Ghost Breakers.
It wasn't a new story then. It had been filmed twice before in the silent era and was based on a play that had also been novelized (it's available as a free e-book), and it would be filmed again with Martin and Lewis as Scared Stiff (1953), but when you find the perfect cast, directors, and script — helped along to no small extent by Bob Hope's army of gag writers — familiarity is a small problem.
Bob Hope is radio star Laurence (Larry) Lawrence in this one. His middle name is Laurence too: "My parents had no imagination." Larry does a radio show in which he uses his contacts in the underworld, namely Raspy Kelly (Tom Dugan), to get the inside dope on racketeers. When he reveals gangster Frenchie Duval (Paul Fix) is running a diaper service racket and not cutting his men and partners in on it, Frenchie is unhappy and invites Larry over to 'talk.'
It's the night of a spectacular thunder storm ("Basil Rathbone must be having a party.") that keeps knocking the power out which will further complicate things, but the station assures Bob they have auxiliary power and the show will go on.
Receptionist to Bob: "You were great tonight, in your own opinion."
Bob, taken aback with no comeback: "I'm working on it."
Larry was going on vacation after the show, but not as far as he fears Frenchie will send him.
Staying at the same hotel is Mary Carter (Paulette Goddard), who has inherited an island off Cuba known as Black Island on which stands the old slave castle Castillo Maldito once owned by her ancestor Don Santiago — who doesn't care to vacate the place it seems. Anyone who goes there save the old black woman caretaker (Virginia Brissac) and her zombie son (Noble Johnson in terrific makeup) dies.
Paul Lukas is Mr. Parada who wants to buy the place for $50,000, but when Ramon Mederos (Anthony Quinn) calls and warns her against selling she pulls back. She's sailing for Cuba that night and might as well see what she owns.
Larry and his man Alex (Willie Best in one of his best roles) show up at the hotel with Larry packing Alex gun, and on the 14th floor Larry, Mederos, and Parada come together. Mederos is killed and Larry thinks he did it so he ducks into Mary's room and she takes pity on him.
Larry hides in her trunk and ends up in her stateroom sailing for Cuba when the police search her room and her trunk is loaded to take to the dock.
There is a classic bit on the dock as Alex hunts among the myriad trunks for the one Larry is in.
To policeman: "I used to be a porter, I just love trunks."
It gets even better when a drunk becomes convinced Alex is a ventriloquist when he hears Larry in the trunk.
Once on board Alex informs Larry he couldn't have shot Maderos because the gun is the wrong caliber, but by then Larry notices Goddard is in trouble and despite himself he decides to go to Cuba with her to investigate Black Island; though he might regret that a bit when someone tries to drop a fire bucket full of sand on his head on the foggy deck.
Ghosts or not, there is a very real killer lurking in the shadows.
In short order they end up in Cuba where Goddard meets an old friend who lives there, Geoff Montgomery (Richard Carlson), and he joins the quest to help her, but that night when he takes Goddard to a local club she realizes Larry and Alex have gone to the island ahead to protect her. She determines to go too, but before she can leave meets the threatening Francisco Mederos (Quinn playing twins). Once he is gone she decides to swim to the island despite the sharks and see for herself leaving a note for Geoff that Mederos spots and reads as well.
And once on the island, they are all in for a surprise or two.
The film moves at a clip, joke on top of scare on top of clever line on top of intriguing mystery. It never stops to breathe or let you, or let you worry if any t's are left uncrossed and i's undotted. (Lloyd Corrigan keeps appearing running into Mary but we never find out who he is or what his role was.) Hope and Goddard had previously starred in the hit The Cat and the Canary (another remake) which is why Ghost Breakers got made in the first place.
A word has to be said about Willie Best in this film, because without him, much of this would not work. I suppose to be politically correct it must be mentioned the role is a common stereotype of the era as is Noble Johnson's part as the zombie. I can understand why that might interfere with some people's enjoyment of the film, but beyond that, and making no apologies for the prejudices of the time period, Willie Best, one of the best light support comics of his era, is every bit Bob Hope's equal in this exchanging quips and punch lines as brightly and cleverly as Bob. He is no more cowardly than Bob, and his reactions are just as funny. Compare this to the more offensive similar role he plays in The Smiling Ghost, and you will see what I mean.
It really is a pleasure to watch them playing off each other in this. They are much more a team here than the usual black supporting character of the era is in other films. He may play a servant, but he is every bit Bob's equal in every scene, and the two characters show real affection and respect for each other while exchanging smart lines and gentle barbs. Even the few racial jokes are less offensive than most.
The scenes at Castillo Maldito are the film's highlight, and Marshall milks them for all they are worth, with specters, an organ that plays itself, secret passages, cobwebs on cobwebs, and one stunning moment when Goddard descends the staircase dressed in her ancestors black gown to the shock of zombie Johnson. There are some genuine frissons in these scenes of a type that won't be seen again on screen until The Univited, a serious ghost story.
You know this will all work out, the mystery of Black Island and Castillo Maldito will be solved and the killer revealed, and as you have to expect from the beginning there is at least one final kicker, but this is easily the best of a great tradition, and one of the rare perfect films ever made. There isn't a single false step in it. No gag falls flat, no scene plays false including a punny bit where Bob and Goddard are trying to unscare each other with phony British airs while dancing and exchanging awful puns and word play. This would not work at all with almost anyone else, but these two have it down pat, and you can see the mischief in both their eyes. You have to know that scene was broken up numerous times by Bob and Paulette getting more risque than the censors would allow on screen.
The Ghost Breakers is funny when it is supposed to be funny, and it is scary when it is supposed to be scary, and it sometimes manages to be both at once. There is even a pretty good clue which hadn't been quite so over used in film then, though it was pretty old hat in books long before that.
I first saw this around age ten and I recall it was pretty scary then. Less so now of course, but I still appreciate the art that goes into it, and every time I watch it I see something new in the three main characters performances: Hope, Goddard, and Best are the reason to watch this film and the three divide the pleasures surprisingly equally. They are reason enough to watch this one, even if it wasn't the perfect model of its type.
But don't misunderstand, I am saying unequivocally that The Ghost Breakers is the best comedy mystery Hollywood ever made. There is everything else and then there is The Ghost Breakers.


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How's homeschooling going?
Busy but good.
It's an honest answer. It is busy. My business is in a bit of a flux right now, as I'm about to assume more of a share in the umbrella company running it. I'm in the process of rebranding myself there and in need of more business in order to make it profitable in the literal sense. I'm back to hitting the gym. Over the past few months, my arms have lost any semblance of definition, and it makes me sad. And, oh yeah, I'm homeschooling. Good lawd.
Anyway, my little entourage and I have set up a homeschooling website where we can all blog and chronicle our misadventures. Come check us out over at Step To The Music You Hear.