Junior Says 'The 'N' Word!'
Did anyone notice this...
Toward the beginning of the film, Junior Durkin's character goes to the city to look for his aunt and uncle. He finds their apartment building, but is not sure in which apartment they live. He is standing between two doors (with his back to the camera, so difficult to hear him), and he starts, "Eeney, meeney, miney, mo, catch a *beep* by the toe."
At first listening, I thought, "He didn't just say that." So I went back and re watched, and that is exactly what he says.
Once I got over the surprise, I started trying to think of any other film from the 1930's that uses that word. Does anyone know?