A quick peek back at the four early Barbara Stanwyck pre-code movies aired by TCM on July 20: Shopworn (1932), Ten Cents a Dance (1931), Illicit (1931) and Forbidden (1932).
Sposin’ You Pulled $300 Out of a Pack of Strollers?
Seven ads from early 1923 solicit submissions to the Strollers Movie Limerick Contest. The ads include sample limericks and picture C142 Canadian Strollers movie cards.
Top Box Office Directors of the Early 1930’s
Film exhibitors name the top ten box office film directors for 1932-33 and 1933-34. Many pre-code movie favorites mentioned in period polls by The Hollywood Reporter.
Celeste Holm, 1917-2012
Remembering Celeste Holm, Oscar winner and three time nominee who rose to prominence as the original Ado Annie in Oklahoma! on Broadway. Reviewing Holm’s career from Broadway to Hollywood and all stops in between.
Immortal Ephemera now at ImmortalEphemera.com
Update on the move: Bloggers please update your Immortal Ephemera links from things-and-other-stuff.com to immortalephemera.com – thank you!
Ernest Borgnine, 1917-2012
Remembering the late Ernest Borgnine. A brief look at his career plus a 1948 newspaper clipping going way back to when he was still a member of the Barter Players. Complete July 26 TCM Tribute schedule also included.
Marguerite Courtot – Biography of a Beauty of the Silent Screen
A long biography of silent film beauty Marguerite Courtot. She rose to fame as as teenager in the mid-1910’s and later married Down to the Sea in Ships co-star Raymond McKee. Mckee’s biographical details are covered as well.
Happy Independence Day! Odds and Ends for July 4
Wishing you a Happy 4th of July and recapping the latest happenings on the site.
Down to the Sea in Ships (1922) – Whaling Action and Clara Bow
I agree, Clara Bow steals Down to the Sea in Ships, though the whaling and action sequences at sea stand out more while watching. Raymond McKee is strong.
Andy Griffith, 1926-2012
Remembering Andy Griffith from TV reruns as a kid and later discovering his fantastic performance as Lonesome Rhodes in A Face in the Crowd. With links to Andy Griffith obituaries on other classic film websites.
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