5/5 HIdden Gem
  by Jacquelyn K. Tank (Ohio)
I am a big Doris Day fan, but I don't remember ever seeing this one. It was a nice surprise to find a new one for an old great. Of course, for me, any Doris Day movie is worth seeing. This is when love was sweet and innocent, and people were happy.

5/5 A railroad comedy.
  by Donald T. Houghtby
I love trains, and I love Doris Day and Jack Lemmon. This movie gives me both, and I'm delighted to have ordered it.

4/5 Great Family Film
  by J. Beasley
This is an enjoyable performance by Doris Day and Jack Lemon. This is a wholesome film that can be viewed by both young and old.

3/5 Just Did Not Trick My Switch
  by Vickie Alhoussami
I love Doris Day and Jack Lemon, but togeather they just didn't seem to make a good match to me. The movie is slow and the plot is what I did not enjoy. Her yelling George a lot of the time just was to boring for me.

4/5 The Way Romantic Comedies Were Meant To Be
  by Henry Fischer (Oshawa, Ontario Canada)
This is another one of those classic movies in which Jack Lemmon underplays his part and puts the attention on his co-star and yet every scene in which he appears become the memorable moments of the picture. Ernie Kovacs as the comedic villan adds his own special take to the pace of the film. The authentic townsfolk from Cape Ann in Maine and their town meeting and election of a selectman is a piece of Americanna that bears closer attention by those who have a love for New England and the kind of people it has bred and nurtured that are exemplified in Doris and Jack's characters.