A small collection of Fredi Washington clippings including an excerpt from her Pittsburgh Courier article about her experiences on Imitation of Life.
Research Notes & Reading Quotes
Short pieces of content related to my daily reading and writing routine. Interesting facts I spot while researching my posts and books. Fascinating quotes I come across while reading books or searching old newspaper archives. Classic movie history as it happened.
Helen Twelvetrees, Perfect Ingenue Now Available: Paperback and eBook
Announcing Helen Twelvetrees, Perfect Ingenue, a brand new paperback and eBook by Cliff Aliperti of Immortal Ephemera. A biography of Helen Twelvetrees with an examination of all 32 of her films.
Alice White, 1930 Old Gold Advertisement
A pair of Alice White newspaper clippings from 1930. One caricature from The Girl from Woolworth’s and a half-page ad for Old Gold cigarettes.
Her Man’s (1930) Mysterious Setting, Why They Won’t Say Havana!
Director Tay Garnett filmed location shots in Havana for his 1930 film Her Man (1930), but the setting is never named in the film. Here’s why.
Clippings: Pete Smith of the “Pete Smith Specialties”
A collection of clippings about Pete Smith of the “Pete Smith Specialties” shorts. Covers rise from press agent through his 1979 obituary.
The Pre-Code Companion #1 Now Available
Announcing The Pre-Code Companion #1, an eBook covering era classics Baby Face, Red-Headed Woman, and Waterloo Bridge, plus Stanwyck, Harlow, and Clarke. My contribution to the issue is the article about Red-Headed Woman.
Clipping: Sir Guy Standing Obituary, 1937
Sir Guy Standing obituary clipped from 1937, plus related articles and images …
Clipping: Noel Francis Ad For Leed’s Qual-i-craft Shoes, 1934
Noel Francis in promotion of Leed’s Qual-i-craft shoes, 1934, plus bonus image …
Clipping: Sidney Drew Obituary, 1919
Sidney Drew obituary clipped from 1933, Barrymore relation …
Clippings: Monty Woolley
A collection of Monty Woolley clippings mark his screen debut, The Man Who Came to Dinner on stage an screen, a 1944 guest column, and his 1963 obituary.
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