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Superior C. Aubrey Smith Biography at The Picture Show Man

May 31, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti Leave a Comment

Pointing you to a fantastic biography of C. Aubrey Smith which has just appeared online at The Picture Show Man website. Plus a little on my favorite Smith role, as the Earl of Dorincourt in Little Lord Fauntleroy.

Filed Under: News - Notes Tagged With: Aubrey Smith, Beyond Tomorrow, C Aubrey Smith, Ken Robichaux, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Picture Show Man

39 Classic Movie Stars of the 1920’s and 30’s Interviewed by Michael Ankerich

May 29, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti Leave a Comment

Taking a look at two very valuable books originally written by Michael Ankerich in the 1990’s that have been reissued in 2011: Broken Silence and The Sound of Silence, which cover 39 silent and early talkie film players that Ankerich spoke with between 1987-97. Contents of each book listed.

Filed Under: News - Notes Tagged With: Anita Page, book reviews, Broken Silence, Dangerous Curves Atop Hollywood Heels, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., film books, hugh allan, Lew Ayres, Michael Ankerich, movie book reviews, The Sound of Silence

Red Light (1949) Starring George Raft and Virginia Mayo

May 25, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti 6 Comments

Gene Lockhart in Red Light

A brief look at Red Light (1949), a Roy Del Ruth Production starring George Raft, Virginia Mayo, and a very nasty Raymond Burr.

Filed Under: Movie Reviews Tagged With: 1949, arthur franz, Barton MacLane, Crime, Film Noir, Gene Lockhart, George Raft, harry morgan, Murder, raymond burr, Red Light, Roy Del Ruth, United Artists, Virginia Mayo, William Frawley

Devil and the Deep (1932) Starring Charles Laughton and Tallulah Bankhead

May 24, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti 2 Comments

A detailed look at Paramount’s Devil and the Deep (1932) starring Tallulah Bankhead and Gary Cooper, with Cary Grant and introducing Charles Laughton to American audiences as the paranoid submarine commander.

Filed Under: Movie Reviews Tagged With: 1932, Cary Grant, charles lang, Charles Laughton, Dramas, Gary Cooper, insanity, Marion Gering, Paramount, Paul Porcasi, pre-Code, Romance, submarines, Tallulah Bankhead

Woman Wanted (1935) Starring Maureen O’Sullivan and Joel McCrea

May 21, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti 2 Comments

MGM’s Woman Wanted (1935) stars Maureen O’Sullivan as a wrongly convicted murderer on the run and into Joel McCrea’s arms. With Louis Calhern, Adrienne Ames, Lewis Stone, and Edgar Kennedy.

Filed Under: Movie Reviews Tagged With: 1935, Adrienne Ames, butlers, Crime, Edgar Kennedy, Gangsters, George B Seitz, Joel McCrea, Lewis Stone, Louis Calhern, Maureen O'Sullivan, MGM, Robert Greig, Romantic Comedy

Adolphe Menjou’s Wit and Wisdom – It Took Nine Tailors, a Review

May 19, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti 3 Comments

Adolphe Menjou 1930s Manoli tobacco card

A biography of Adolphe Menjou layered with several quotes from his 1948 autobiography It Took Nine Tailors. Covers his background, silent stops and starts, to talkie breakthrough, often in Menjou’s own voice.

Filed Under: Movie Star Biographies, News - Notes Tagged With: Adolphe Menjou, autobiography, biography, book review, It Took Nine Tailors, Louis Wolheim, movie book reviews

Coca-Cola – A Grateful Invigorant Without Reactionary Lassitude

May 12, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti Leave a Comment

A hilariously worded 1906 advertisement for Coca Cola as it was published in the Burr McIntosh Monthly. Full ad shown with all text reproduced.

Filed Under: News - Notes Tagged With: ads, advertisements, burr mcintosh, coca cola, coke

Eleven Men and a Girl (1930) starring Joan Bennett and Joe E. Brown

May 10, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti Leave a Comment

Joan Bennett in Eleven Men and a Girl

Joan Bennett’s early career with a focus on Eleven Men and a Girl aka Maybe It’s Love, a 1930 Warner Brothers football comedy directed by William Wellman and co-starring Joe E. Brown and the College Football All Americans.

Filed Under: Movie Reviews Tagged With: 1930, football, James Hall, Joan Bennett, Joe E Brown, Musicals, Sports, Warner Archive, Warner Bros., William A. Wellman

Remembering Jackie Cooper, 1922-2011, with Peck’s Bad Boy (1934)

May 5, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti Leave a Comment

Remembering Jackie Cooper, who died today at age 88. His career and legacy, plus a look at 1934’s Peck’s Bad Boy starring Cooper with Thomas Meighan.

Filed Under: Movie Reviews, News - Notes Tagged With: 1934, child star, Gangsters, Gertrude Howard, Jackie Cooper, Jackie Searl, obituary, OP Heggie, Peck's Bad Boy, Sol Lesser, Thomas Meighan

Esther Williams TCM Star of the Month May 2011

May 4, 2011 By Cliff Aliperti 4 Comments

Esther Williams 1955 Kane Trading Card

A little bit about TCM’s May 2011 Star of the Month Esther Williams, including some notes I took after reading her autobiography, The Million Dollar Mermaid. The post includes the entire TCM Esther Williams schedule for May as well as a vintage movie card and collectibles gallery.

Filed Under: News - Notes Tagged With: Esther Williams, Million Dollar Mermaid, other books, SOTM, Star of the Month, TCM, Turner Classic Movies

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