Wheeler and Woolsey Double Feature "Wile E. Coyote" Rage in Heaven's examination of

Rage in Heaven's examination of murderous envy and jealousy takes on deeper layers as the viewer's own assumptions about character and intent are called into question

fast -talking magician/con artist Flim-Flam and guided by the world's greatest mystic Vincent van Ghoul (voiced and inspired by the incomparable Vincent Price)

Heads: He wins

Joseph Lewis

George Murphy and Ann Sothern as young lovers

Wheeler and Woolsey Double Feature "Wile E. Coyote" Rage in Heaven's examination ofTheir dialogue zings with Pre Code sauciness, their barbed glee skewers social norms and their creativity includes daffy flights of song and dance. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, from their feature debut in 1929 until 1937, tickled fans with a steady skein of comedy madness. Peach O Reno has the duo as Reno divorce lawyers eager to spring paying customers from the holy bonds. At night, the law office becomes a casino, a gamble of a storyline that