“Clara Bow, Pretty Brooklyn Girl, Wins Place in the Movies,” a look at a Brooklyn Daily Eagle article from early 1923.
Clipping: Lilyan Tashman, Brooklyn Girl, 1922
“The Rise of Lilyan Tashman, Brooklyn Girl,” as covered in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1922.
TCM Preview and Recommendations for May 2015
Preview and recommendations for May 2015 on Turner Classic Movies. Pick of the Month: Sweepings (1933) on May 5. Star of the Month is Sterling Hayden. Friday Night Spotlight on Orson Welles. Plus Immortal Ephemera site news.
Movie Star Pennants Offered by 1916 Movie Magazines
The 1916 movie star pennants that resemble the Ferguson Bakery BF2 baseball pennants of the same period were being offered as subscription premiums by various movie magazines in 1916.
Manhattan Melodrama (1934) Starring Clark Gable, William Powell, Myrna Loy
Famed for its part in leading to the end of outlaw John Dillinger’s life, and revered by movie buffs as the first of the William Powell-Myrna Loy team-ups, MGM’s Manhattan Melodrama is a solid underworld effort highlighted by a top performance from Clark Gable.
Manhattan Melodrama / The Thin Man / William Powell 1934 MGM Timeline
A look through several Jan-May 1934 Hollywood Reporter clippings to illustrate the intersecting timelines of Manhattan Melodrama, The Thin Man, and William Powell’s arrival at MGM.
In Brief: Teenage Betty Grable, 1933
… She had arrived in Hollywood in 1928 and made her film debut as an unbilled chorine around the time of her thirteenth birthday in Fox’s widescreen musical extravaganza Happy Days (1930) …
Show Them No Mercy (1935) Starring Rochelle Hudson and Cesar Romero
A band of kidnappers return to their hideout with $200,000 in ransom money in Show Them No Mercy. They find a stranded family at the house and have no choice but to hold them captive until they make sure the ransom money is good.
The Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping – Basis of Show Them No Mercy (1935)
Ripped from the headlines, 20th Century’s SHOW THEM NO MERCY has its basis in the May 24, 1935 real-life kidnapping of George Weyerhaeuser.
Code Tightens on ‘G Men’ Cycle, Late 1935
When the cycle of “G Men” films that replaced the pre-Code era’s gangster movies became overwhelming, the MPPDA stepped in with new Production Code guidelines.
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