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This is a collection of four good movies, - (Move Over, Darling / O. Henry's Full House / On the Riviera / Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!) Most reviewers seem to concentrate on the Rally ' Round the Flag, Boys move starring Newman, Collins and Woodward. It is a good farcical comedy, the type that was popular in the late 1950s. It doesn't overdo the farce which could become annoying and it remains entertaining."Move Over Darling" with Doris Day and James Garner is a typical Doris Day feature, a good "Chick Flick". One gets the feeling that things would be so much simpler if people would just talk to one another and explain things, but then that would be too simple and there would not be much of a movie."On the Riviera" with Danny Kaye was very good. I am not a big fan of Danny Kaye who tends to be rather silly in many of his movies but he plays it quite straight here. He is a double for a famous Frenchman and is asked to fill in for him. This situation could be rife with ridiculous situations but the plot line seems very plausible. This is a musical with Danny Kay singing many songs as a night club performer. This was shot in Technicolor and the staging and costumes are absolutely fantastic. One should watch this move just to see how fantastic the old Technicolor process was."O. Henry's Full House" is five of the short stories of the author O. Henry (Sidney Porter). There are many fine actors in these stories, Charles Laughton, Richard Widmark (with his psychotic's laugh), Fred Allen, Jeanne Crain, Farley Granger, Oscar Levant, Jean Peters, and even a young Marilyn Monroe to name a few. All the stories are very will acted with that twist ending that O. Henry was famous for. I defy you to keep a dry eye at the end of "The Last Leaf".