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Homeless Man | Holiday
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Originally planned to be directed by Frank Capra, he chose to do It's a Wonderful Life (1946) instead.
In 1910, Victor Moore starred in George M. Cohan's play "45 Minutes From Broadway" in which the song "Mary Is A Grand Old Name" made its debut. This song is used several times in the movie.
The men are getting paid $1.00 an hour for shoveling snow. One dollar in 1947 is worth $11.50 in 2020. The minimum wage in New York City in 2020 is $15.00 (though NYS will not reach $15.00/hour until December 31, 2020). (Although the character doesn't state whether that is $1 each or for both men together.)
The story was originally optioned by Frank Capra's Liberty Films in 1945 and announced as the company's first production. Later that year, producer-director Roy Del Ruth acquired the story.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60-minute radio adaptation of the movie on May 19, 1947 with Victor Moore, Don DeFore, Charles Ruggles, and Gale Storm reprising their film roles.
"Aloysius T. McKeever: And I would like to feel that you're all my friends. For to be without friends is a serious form of poverty."
"Michael J. 'Mike' O'Connor: [Last Lines] Mary. Mary O'Connor: Yes, Mike? Michael J. 'Mike' O'Connor: Remind me to nail up the board in the back fence. He's coming through the front door next winter."
