Pennies from Heaven (1936 film)

Pennies From Heaven is a 1936 American musical comedy film directed by Norman Z. McLeod and starring Bing Crosby, Madge Evans, and Edith Fellows.

In prison, Larry Poole Bing Crosby, a selfdescribed troubadour, is approached by an inmate named Hart John Gallaudet who is on his way to the electric chair. Hart asks Larry to deliver a letter to a family called Smith near Middletown, New Jersey. After finding the family, which consists of a grandfather Donald Meek and a young girl named Patsy Edith Fellows, Poole tells them that the letter holds a key, reveals that the condemned man had unintentionally killed Patsys father and that he is giving the Smith family his old house and former hideout, the only thing he has to give as atonement.Susan Sprague Madge Evans represents the county welfare department and it is her job to see that Patsy is raised properly, or the girl will go to an orphanage. A variety of misadventures befall Larry as he tries to help Gramps out with Patsy to save her from the orphanage, all while Susan and he are falling in love, paternally. ........

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