Gay Old Days

This film, produced by Educational Films Corporation of America, features performances by Frank Luther, Norman Cordon, and Jean Lacy. It presents a nostalgic look at the past through music and entertainment, as the cast dons period costumes and engages in a lively street scene.

The musical numbers include classic songs like "A Thousand Times No," "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," and a playful rendition of "Clementine." These selections highlight the charm of the era and the film’s intent to celebrate the music of the past.

As a piece from the 1930s, Gay Old Days appeals to collectors interested in vintage film and music, particularly those focused on the comedic and musical genres of early cinema. Its historical context and entertainment value make it noteworthy for film enthusiasts.