Blogs about: Lowell Sherman

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Take Five: Films About Films

Carrying on with my series where I pick five films which have some kind of loose thematic connection – not necessarily the best or even my favourites, but five which interest me. Anyway, films a… more →

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The Garden of Eden (1928) A Silent Film Review

Movies, Silently wrote 3 months ago: How not to start an operatic career Toni is an innocent Austrian girl who dreams of an operatic care … more →

Tags: Silent Movie Review, Movie Review, Classic Movies, Movies, Entertainment, Silent Movie, Silent Film, आलेख, Corinne Griffith

Way Down East (1920) A Silent Film Review

Movies, Silently wrote 3 months ago: Abused, Betrayed, Abandoned… Yup, it’s a D.W. Griffith film Lillian Gish plays Anna, a c … more →

Tags: Silent Movie Review, Movie Review, Classic Movies, Double Feature, Movies, Entertainment, Silent Movie, Silent Film, D.W. Griffith

Bachelor Apartment (1931)

Angela wrote 6 months ago: Wayne Carter (Lowell Sherman) is easily one of the most eligible bachelors in Manhattan. So many wom … more →

Tags: 1930s, COMEDIES, NaBloPoMo 2012, Pre-Codes, CLAUDIA DELL, "irene dunne", Mae Murray

She Done Him Wrong (1933, Lowell Sherman)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 6 months ago: With her cane and big goofy hat, it’s hard not to think of Lon Chaney in Phantom of the Opera when M … more →

Tags: paramount pictures, English, USA, Drama, History, Comedy, Romance, Black and White, 1933

Born to Be Bad (1934)

Eric Fuerst wrote 8 months ago: Director: Lowell Sherman Although she was only 21-years-old when she made Born to Be Bad in 1934, Lo … more →

Tags: Reviews, 1934, born to be bad

Ye Gods! — 8 comments

dcairns wrote 11 months ago: NIGHT LIFE OF THE GODS was watched for either the Forgotten Pre-Codes series at The Daily Notebook o … more →

Tags: film, Literature, mythology, Universal, Robert Warwick, Peggy Shannon, Night Life of the Gods, Alan Mowbry, Hudson Hawk

Born to be Bad (1934) Lowell Sherman — 17 comments

John Greco wrote 1 year ago: This late entry in the pre-code movie book, it opened in New York City on May 30th 1934 at the Rivol … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, 1930s, cary grant, Loretta Young, pre-code, born to be bad

Take Five: Films About Films — 21 comments

Judy wrote 1 year ago: Carrying on with my series where I pick five films which have some kind of loose thematic connection … more →

Tags: pre-code, Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, Classic Movie, Neil Hamilton, George Cukor, Woody Allen, Nicholas Ray, Philippe Noiret

Way Down East

nudenewsindia wrote 1 year ago: 1920 saw another classic by D. W. Griffith ‘Way Down East’. The plot was about a woman b … more →

Tags: nude movies, nude, Pornstar, Nudity, Hollywood, actress, Way Down East, D W Griffith, Lillian Gish

Movie Quote of the Day - She Done Him Wrong, 1933 (dir. Lowell Sherman) — 3 comments

cinemafanatic wrote 1 year ago: Lady Lou: You know, I always did like a man in a uniform and that one fits you grand. Why don’ … more →

Tags: Movie Quote of the Day, 1933, She Done Him Wrong, John Bright, Harvey F. Thew, Mae West

Ladies of Leisure (Frank Capra, 1930) — 15 comments

Judy wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t had much time for blogging lately, even for the shorter postings I keep vaguely prom … more →

Tags: pre-code, Classic Movie, 1930s, barbara stanwyck, Frank Capra, Columbia Pictures, marie prevost, Ralph Graves, Joseph Walker

Morning Glory — 3 comments

RBuccicone wrote 1 year ago: Gasser Morning Glory (1933)      I am a little puzzled by 1933′s Morning Glory. It was the sou … more →

Tags: Drama, Romance, Douglas Fairbanks Jr, gasser, Adolphe Menjou, C. Aubrey Smith, katharine hepburn, mary duncan

A Star is Born (William A Wellman, 1937) — 17 comments

Judy wrote 2 years ago: I’m going to write about the whole plot in this review – so, if you haven’t seen this famous movie, … more →

Tags: 1930s, William A. Wellman, Fredric March, Ben Hecht, May Robson, max steiner, George Cukor, Janet Gaynor, a Star is born

What Price Hollywood? (George Cukor, 1932) — 32 comments

Judy wrote 2 years ago: Constance Bennett, Lowell Sherman and Gregory Ratoff in What Price Hollywood? I’ll admit I ori … more →

Tags: pre-code, Classic Movie, 1930s, Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Fredric March, William A. Wellman, katharine hepburn, Constance Bennett

State's Attorney (George Archainbaud, 1932) — 17 comments

Judy wrote 2 years ago: John Barrymore and Helen Twelvetrees I’ll soon be writing about Wellman’s A Star Is Born … more →

Tags: pre-code, Classic Movie, 1930s, the barrymores, John Barrymore, William A. Wellman, RKO Radio Pictures, George Cukor, a Star is born

Rare Wellman silent film being screened at festival — 6 comments

Judy wrote 2 years ago: Although I’ve been posting on a few different topics recently, I’m still very interested … more →

Tags: Silent Movie, Classic Movie, 1920s, William A. Wellman, paramount pictures, Florence Vidor, clive brook, el brendel, Roy Stewart

She Done Him Wrong

Millsie wrote 2 years ago: Directed by Lowell Sherman Produced by William LeBaron Written by Mae West (play Diamond Lil) Harvey … more →

Tags: Comedy, 1930s, Musical, Mae West, cary grant, W. C. Fields, Groucho Marx, Arts, united states

Old Sparkie — 21 comments

dcairns wrote 3 years ago: Joan Blondell goes to the chair — fer poimanent! Sorry, that shouled have read “Joan Blo … more →

Tags: film, theatre, Coco Chanel, david manners, How to Marry a Millionaire, Ina Claire, Joan Blondell, madge evans, Sam Goldwyn

Top 100 of the 1930s: 95-91

obscureclassics wrote 3 years ago: 095. The Gay Divorcee (Mark Sandrich, 1934) After their show stealing supporting performances in Fly … more →

Tags: essays, Lists, madge evans, Ginger Rogers, Clarence Brown, robert z. leonard, Robert Montgomery, George Cukor, Inspiration


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