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Kitty wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 17, 2024 5:10 pm

Interesting! How did you find that out?

A Google image search turned up the photo in the Wikipedia article.

Maybe there will be demand for Her Wedding Night and Kick In to see some type of commercial release. Not holding my breath, but... *crosses fingers* Hey, it could happen. That kind of spotlight from a major popular artist has the capability to get things moving. Maybe a dvd producer will see dollar...

BettyLouSpence wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 17, 2024 1:04 pm

Anyone know who these are? I want to say the actress is Norma Talmadge...?

It's from this film. I thought that looked like Buddy Rogers, and I also thought that looked like Natalie, but apparently it is Marian Nixon.

Re Re 475 Dumb decision to do a closeup of him breathing. I guess since they knew it would be a quick shot, no one would notice. But I did even before I rewound to make sure. I didn't notice it. :oops: And I remember looking closely at it because of odd looking blue-bag thing they had over where the...

Interesting! Thanks for posting. I hope they are pleased with the song when it comes out.

I just read a cute little tell a tale book, 58 https://blog.silentphotoplay.com/2024/02/15/train-coming/ Oh, wow, I love that one! I love these little Whitman books—especially if they're about trains! :D I've got this thing about personified trains. A few years ago, I bought and downloaded the enti...

Re Re: 473 It took a few seconds for it to sink in and then I yelled.... WIFE!? and then I laughed hysterically :lol: :lol: did you know this was coming? This was a huge surprise to me. A shocker, huh? :lol: That brazen thing. Oddly, I remember almost nothing specific plot-wise from my earlier viewi...

Re Penrod: I don't remember ever not having something to do, but I had siblings that were close in age to hang out with, so it was hard to not find something to do. I was thinking more in terms of just noticing things of interest in surroundings (which Penrod seems somewhat deficient at, unless it's...

Progress on Penrod : (I wasn't sure where to make a thread on this, so I'll just continue it here.) Though still fairly early in the book, I'm enjoying it very much. :D I was at first put off by Tarkington's drolly ornate writing style, but soon got to like it, as it fits the story and character ver...

I love that. And yes, I can understand how it would turn quickly into an earworm!