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A pioneer is one who goes before to prepare the way for others. Emily Dunning, who lived in New York at the turn of the century, was a pioneer. This is her story. Emily Dunning 1901 Graduation Miss Dunning began her medical career in 1901 after graduating from the Cornell University Sch read more

A pioneer is one who goes before to prepare the way for others. Emily Dunning, who lived in New York at the turn of the century, was a pioneer. This is her story. Emily Dunning 1901 Graduation Miss Dunning began her medical career in 1901 after graduating from the Cornell University Sch read more

A story of Cracker Jack and dog biscuits Harold Meadows is the lead character played by Harold Lloyd in a paradoxically gentle and raucous romantic comedy. Harold is a shy tailor's apprentice who stutters at the best of times, but around girls all the time. The girls in his hometown of Little Bend read more

A story of Cracker Jack and dog biscuits Harold Meadows is the lead character played by Harold Lloyd in a paradoxically gentle and raucous romantic comedy. Harold is a shy tailor's apprentice who stutters at the best of times, but around girls all the time. The girls in his hometown of Little Bend read more

Maedez of Font and Frock and Ruth of Silver Screenings are once again hosting the popular Reel Infatuation Blogathon on June 8th - 10th. Those fictional crushes can be so real!  Day 1  Day 2   Day 3 My tween years were devoted to sneaking up late at night and watching read more

Maedez of Font and Frock and Ruth of Silver Screenings are once again hosting the popular Reel Infatuation Blogathon on June 8th - 10th. Those fictional crushes can be so real! My tween years were devoted to sneaking up late at night and watching whatever old movie I could find. One momentous read more

Rebecca Deniston of Taking Up Room is hosting The Broadway Bound Blogathon, a look at movies about Broadway, Broadway plays, the whole lovely mix. Here is your backstage pass: Day 1 contributions  Day 2 contributions  Day 3 contributions to the blogathon read more

Rebecca Deniston of Taking Up Room is hosting the Broadway Bound Blogathon, a look at movies about Broadway, Broadway plays, and performers, the whole lovely mix. The blogathon runs from June 1 to 3. Here is your backstage pass: Day 1 contributions  Day 2 contributions& read more

The irascible, intractable and perceptive George Bernard Shaw liked to poke at pomposity and preconceptions in such plays as Arms and the Man, Major Barbara, Mrs. Warren's Profession, and The Doctor's Dilemma. He found a great popular and critical success with his take on the Greek myth Py read more

The irascible, intractable and perceptive George Bernard Shaw liked to poke at pomposity and preconceptions in such plays as Arms and the Man, Major Barbara, Mrs. Warren's Profession, and The Doctor's Dilemma. He found a great popular and critical success with his take on the Greek myth Py read more

Once Upon a Screen and Classic Movie Hub aka Aurora and Annmarie are hosting a blogathon look at the amazing pairs in classic film that delight us. It is a two-day party on May 19th and 20th. Click HERE for Day 1 contributions. Click HERE for Day 2 contributions. A day at the office with Sa read more

Once Upon a Screen and Classic Movie Hub aka Aurora and Annmarie are hosting a blogathon look at the amazing pairs in classic film that delight us. It is a two-day party on May 19th and 20th. Click HERE for Day 1 contributions. Click HERE for Day 2 contributions. A day at the office with Sa read more

Annette Bochenek of Hometowns to Hollywood is hosting The MGM Musical Magic Blogathon from May 18th to the 20th. Click HERE for the laughter and song from the MGM dream factory. Jeanette MacDonald jumped from a dues-paying stage actress and singer to a leading lady of motion pictures with he read more

Annette Bochenek of Hometowns to Hollywood is hosting The MGM Musical Magic Blogathon from May 18th to the 20th. Click HERE for the laughter and song from the MGM dream factory. Jeanette MacDonald jumped from a dues-paying stage actress and singer to a leading lady of motion pictures with he read more

For the fourth consecutive year, the Classic Film and TV Cafe is celebrating National Classic Movie Day on May 16th by hosting a blogathon. This year the spotlight shines on those movies that we can reliably turn to for comfort. The Classic Comfort Movie Blogathon contributions can be found HER read more

For the fourth consecutive year, the Classic Film and TV Cafe is celebrating National Classic Movie Day on May 16th by hosting a blogathon. This year the spotlight shines on those movies that we can reliably turn to for comfort. The Classic Comfort Movie Blogathon contributions can be found HER read more

Mommy and Janet at Silent Revue If there is anything this mother likes more than going to the movies with one or more of her kids, I don't know what that would be! It is impossible to run into more than a couple of movies that don't have a mother as a character. Here are a few favourites. D read more

Mommy and Janet at Silent Revue If there is anything this mother likes more than going to the movies with one or more of her kids, I don't know what that would be! It is impossible to run into more than a couple of movies that don't have a mother as a character. Here are a few favourites. D read more

Maddy Loves Her Classic Films and she is hosting The Ida Lupino Centenary Blogathon, a one-day event on May 12th. Click HERE to read the tributes to the extraordinary Ms. Lupino. Jean Gabin, Chester Gan A lot of people get tight on Saturday night. Bobo, a French dock worker in read more

Maddy Loves Her Classic Films and she is hosting The Ida Lupino Centenary Blogathon, a one-day event on May 12th. Click HERE to read the tributes to the extraordinary Ms. Lupino. Jean Gabin, Chester Gan A lot of people get tight on Saturday night. Bobo, a French dock worker in read more