Can you help me remember the name of a movie?

[Lulu KC]

Maybe 1940s, black and white. An old man was dying and his friends or family arranged to have a newspaper printed saying that everything was wonderful for him to read on his deathbed.

[CurtEastPoint]

1. Citizen Kane

[Lulu KC]

2. Sorry, no

It might have had a Barrymore in it.

[CurtEastPoint]

3. It Happened Tomorrow?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036962/?ref_=ttkw_kw_tt

[Lulu KC]

4. No, but that looks like fun!

Putting it on my list.

[KitFox]

5. Possibly The Magnificent Ambersons

[Lulu KC]

6. No, but that's a fun one

Putting it on my list, too.

[JoseBalow]

7. Make Way for Tomorrow (1937)

(1:35)

[Lulu KC]

8. No, but

That one looks like a good one for when I really need a good cry. Adding to list!

[JoseBalow]

9. Orson Welles said it's the saddest movie ever made,

and that it would make a stone cry!

I haven't seen it in years, but I remember it was quite excellent. And yes, it's very sad