RKO Pathe’s 1932 Helen Twelvetrees vehicle Panama Flo with Charles Bickford. A Helen Twelvetrees biography tucked in the middle of this lengthy post.
Interview with Mae Murray Biographer Michael G. Ankerich
Film historian Michael G. Ankerich returns to the site for an interview about Mae Murray and his new biography Mae Murray: The Girl with the Bee-Stung Lips.
Louise Beavers – Biography of Imitation of Life’s Aunt Delilah
A 4,000 word biography of the African American actress Louise Beavers whose greatest fame came as Aunt Delilah in 1934’s Imitation of Life. She enjoyed a long career in mostly maid roles including a starring role on early 1950s television series Beulah.
Guest Post: European Film Star Postcards by Paul van Yperen
Paul van Yperen of the European Film Star Postcards blog introduces us to Fern Andra, Heinrich Ross of Ross Verlag, Alex Binder and Aterlier Binder, and others in his look at early European cinema stars and collecting European film star post cards between the wars.
Greer Garson TCM Star of the Month March 2013 Recommendations
Preview of March 2013 TCM Star of the Month Greer Garson containing recommendations and an extended look at Random Harvest. Plus Garson lists and more.
March 2013 TCM Preview – A Look Inside My Now Playing Guide
Turner Classic Movies preview for March 2013. A look at the TCM March 2013 daytime schedule with recommendations made for every day March 4-31. Greer Garson Star of the Month coverage to follow.
In Brief: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Does Impressions in Our Modern Maidens (1929)
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. makes Our Modern Maidens (1929) more memorable than it would have been otherwise through a series of impersonations of John Barrymore, John Gilbert and his own father, Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
Joan Blondell, as Published in The Dark Pages Nightmare Alley Special
A look at Joan Blondell’s career up until the time of Nightmare Alley with a special focus on her Zeena the Seeress from that film noir classic starring Tyrone Power.
Fannie Ward – Biography of the Eternal Flapper and Star of The Cheat
A biography of The Eternal Flapper, Fannie Ward, who came to the stage in 1890. Later starred in Cecil B. DeMille’s The Cheat with Sessue Hayakawa. In between she married a South African diamond magnate.
Odds and Ends – Eureka: Lipton’s Stamps! Plus Bancroft, Ward and The Barker
Images of 20 different 1935 Lipton’s Warner Brothers Star Stamps have been donated to the site. Plus current odds and ends including a pair of George Bancroft movies, frustrating Fannie Ward research and a couple of ads for The Barker (1928).
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