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TV Tuesday: James Mason on What's My Line?

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 13, 2010

James Mason struggles to disguise his elegantly distinctive voice in this 1956 episode of What's My Line? He is promoting the drug addiction drama Bigger Than Life (1956), which is now finally available on DVD--woo hoo! read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 13, 2010

Pics of Hitchcock on the set with his gorgeous stars— Film Noir Photos Meeting the cast of West Side Story (1961)— Motion Picture Gems A review: Green Hell (1940)— Cinema OCD Elizabeth Taylor is not getting married— IMDB George Raft and his mini heart attacks-- And. . read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 12, 2010

Restored statue of Myrna Loy returns to Venice High School— Laura's Miscellenous Musings I’m curious about this new book: Inside the Hollywood Fan Magazine, by Anthony Slide-- TCM Munchkin coroner from The Wizard of Oz (1939) passes away at 94— Yahoo News The sad story of chil read more

Monday Serenade: The Boswell Sisters

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 12, 2010

Martha, Connie and Vet Boswell sing Crazy People in this clip from The Big Broadcast (1932). Billed as The Boswell Sisters, the family act from New Orleans was primarily a 1930s radio sensation, though they did appear in a few Hollywood musicals and short features. Though the trio’s read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 11, 2010

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 11, 2010

This is not a tough job. You read a script. If you like the part and the money is O.K., you do it. Then you remember your lines. You show up on time. You do what the director tells you to do. When you finish, you rest and then go on to the next part. That's it.-Robert MitchumImage Source read more

Saturday Newsreel: The Premiere of The Ten Commandments

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 10, 2010

I'm putting the Saturday Morning Cartoon on hiatus for a while, and trying something new. I've been finding lots of amusing newsreels lately, so I'll be sharing those with you for at least the next few weeks--maybe longer! This reel is of the star-packed premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's Th read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 9, 2010

I love this story about a scene that didn’t make the final cut of the Rogers and Astaire musical Carefree (1938)-- Silver Screen Dream Nice Mary Pickford birthday celebration post from yesterday-- Mental Floss Kate Gabrielle has a bunch of new movies available-- Silents and Talkies Makin read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 8, 2010

Grace Kelly in Vanity Fair— The Kitty Packard Pictorial This Marlene Dietrich quote is funny. I’ve heard that she was quite the hausfrau-- Lazlos on Lex A review of Lady of the Tropics (1939), with Hedy Lamarr-- Noir and Chick Flicks The delightfully bad Kitten With a Whip (1964)&# read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 7, 2010

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 7, 2010

Oh to have all day to watch Warner Archives titles— ClassicFlix Their Own Desire (1929) with Norma Shearer--now on DVD!-- Out of the Past The Guilty Pleasure Syndrome or: How I Learned to Not Care If People Know I'm a Mickey Rooney Fan-- Hollywood Dreamland A nice profile of silent movie read more

Is Doris Day Actually 86?

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 6, 2010

I received this e-mail from Jazz musician Jim Martinez this morning. I thought you all would find it interesting: "Found out on 4/3/10 that Doris is only 86 years old, not 88. Her mother lied about her age so she could join the Big Bands at 16...said she was 18. :-) We did three tribute concerts t read more

TV Tuesday: Marilyn Monroe on the Jack Benny Show

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 6, 2010

Marilyn Monroe and Jack Benny are low-key, but silly in this 1953 sketch on Benny's show. Monroe sings Bye Bye Baby, from her recent movie, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Though she wasn't known for her pipes, I think she could really sell a song. read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 6, 2010

The opening credits to Alice in Wonderland (1933). That’s a lot of stars! I must see this-- Classic Film Addict The ultimate Shirley Temple quiz-- AMC I love this picture of six-year-old Leslie Caron-- Mail Online Guess the movie drivers-- Another Old Movie Blog A fascinating analysis read more

Monday Serenade: Bette Davis Sings on a Quiz Show

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 5, 2010

Behold--the glorious horror of Bette Davis singing Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte on a 1965 episode of the quiz show, I've Got a Secret. Love her. A perfect way to celebrate the birthday of the gutsy, unique actress who sparked my interest in classic Hollywood--and who I still deeply admire. read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 5, 2010

There was a wonderful radio birthday tribute to Doris Day this past Saturday: Here are the details-- Doris Day Tribute Here’s a link to the mp3s of the four hour tribute (Doris calls in to chat in part seven—she sounded great!)-- Doris Day Tribute Recalling Lubitsch— The H read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 4, 2010

In those days, young stars, male and female, were all virgins until married, and if divorced, they returned magically to that condition. -Shelley Winters Image Source read more

Happy Birthday to Doris Day

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 3, 2010

Happy 88th Birthday to Doris Day! I hope that you are happy and enjoying your special day. The clip is Ms. Day being charming while accepting her Cecil B. De Mille award at the 1989 Golden Globe ceremony. I love that brief shot of Robert Mitchum in the crowd. (There's a 10 second ad befo read more

Saturday Morning Cartoon: Just a Gigolo (1932)

Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 3, 2010

Betty Boop makes a brief appearance as a cigarette girl and mistress of ceremonies in this sassy animation/live action hybrid set in a nightclub. That's French singer and actress Irene Bordoni singing the title tune. Though Bordoni found her greatest success on Broadway, she did sing in a read more

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Classic Movies Posted by KC on Apr 2, 2010

The seven wonders of Preston Sturges-- Vanity Fair A lovely tribute to Norma Shearer-- Out of the Past What’s hot in Hollywood collectibles-- Seattle Times Tony Curtis: painter- Las Vegas Review Journal A great shot of Stanwyck, Cooper and Flynn-- If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, Th read more
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