oscaralbert Review of Rambling 'Round Radio Row #6

Rambling 'Round Radio Row #6 (1933)

Some interpretative film historians recently have quibbled over . . .

[5/10 · 29 December 2018]

. . . a trumped up "shortfall" in the always eponymous Warner Bros.' warning output concerning Bozo the Burnt Orange POTUS for We Americans of (The Then) Far Future. Such criticism smacks of not seeing the Garden for the Weeds. Warner's prophetic prognosticators of the 1900s should NOT be blamed if the roster of available prediction decoders in Our Modern 21st Century are insufficient in number to decipher EVERY clairvoyant Warner warning simultaneously. As it is, startling "new" Messages from the Past are being revealed every day now. Take RAMBLING 'ROUND RADIO ROW #6, for instance. As explicated in this week's issue of "Not So Looney After All," the sloshed emcee of RAMBLING 'ROUND RADIO ROW #6--"Harry"--projects our current deplorable White House Occupant in 14 distinctive ways. One of the best examples of Warner foresight cited in this piece concerns the way in which BOTH of these clowns claim to be surrounding themselves with "the best team of talent ever assembled." Admittedly, Harry's falsetto trio, his mumbling orchestra conductor, his European stag film mistress, and his marathon child mesmerizer stand head and shoulders above the Real Life miscreants, thugs, and scoundrels with which Red Commie KGB Chief "Mad Vlad's" puppet has stocked his West Wing. But at least RAMBLING 'ROUND RADIO ROW #6 represents yet another entry into the bulging Ledger Book of Warner Bros.' plethora of warnings against the Pachyderm Party Polluters Put in our government by the Red Commie KGB.