A Parisian Romance (1932)
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Helen Jerome Eddy
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Mae West: Helen Jerome Eddy
• • Helen Jerome Eddy, who portrayed Sister Annie Alden, was (like Mae) a inborn New Yorker. Born in Manhattan during the month of February — — on 25 February 1897 — — she was raised on the West Seaside and entered the cloud exchange while studying at Berkeley. In her minor, Eddy had performed in productions staged at the Pasadena Playhouse. Mae West butts heads with Conqueror McLaglen [1886 — 1959] in Raoul Walsh's "Klondike Annie." But the honest champion was the Legion of Decency, whose censorship strictures transformed a saucy and suggestive gumbo into something closer to chicken noodle soup. Mae West plays Rose Carlton, the kept skirt of Chan Lo (Harold Huber), who takes her from walking the streets to pacing the floors of her acute slit apartment. Rose ends up gain Chan and beats it from San Francisco to the frozen north. She boards a transport where stout sea captain Bull Brackett (Champion McLaglen) takes a fancy to her. When he finds out she killed Chan,...
War Nurse (1930) Anita Page, Marie Prevost, June Walker, Zasu ...
distress to shell shock and infatuation. Former silent comedienne Zasu Pitts and Helen Jerome Eddy, who worked steadily throughout the 1930s, stock up ...
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Silent film necrology "Helen Jerome Eddy; Inactive Screen Actress Played High-Class Heroines," LA ... " Helen Jerome Eddy; Played Heroines in Serene Movie Era," Chicago Tribune, ... |
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About this book Reviews from the first issue (which went through 1993): [The] sheer volume of information renders this book of more interest [than the competition]...a valuable annexe"--Library Journal; "essential...invaluable...a magnificent achievement--comprehensive...a good read"--The Other Side of Show Area; "unique...highly recommended"--Classic Images; "excellent source"--Big Reel; "most impressive"--Flicks Collectors World; "a thorough well-researched biographical dictionary"--ARBA. This greatly expanded (over 18,500 entries versus 9,000 in the earlier print run) and updated edition includes everyone from John Aasen, an 8-foot, 9-inch circus prima donna who appeared in silent film comedies, to Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, who invented the iconoscope and kinescope that together constituted the first all-electronic telly system. This is the most complete necrology available on people from the silent era. The entries are arranged alphabetically by professional name, and tabulate birth and death dates,... |
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Joseph L. Mankiewicz, critical essays with an annotated bibliography and a filmography Throw away: Jackie Cooper, Robert Coogan, Mitzi Green, Jackie Searl, Enid Bennett, Willard Robertson, David Haines, Helen Jerome Eddy, Jack Clifford. ... |
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About this book The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The Barefoot Contessa,andAll About Eve-fair three of the most well-known films of writer, director, and producer Joseph L. Mankiewicz. This work contains, first, vital essays about the man and his work, and then presents a guide to resources, an annotated bibliography, and a filmography. The essays on each of his films are categorized under Mankiewicz's Evil Cinema, The Mankiewicz Woman, Filmed Theatre, and Literary Adaptations. The annotated bibliography includes writings by and about Mankiewicz; the filmography includes full shed and credit information and other data. Information on Mankiewicz's awards, miscellaneous and unrealized projects, and membrane festivals honoring him is also provided. |
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American Film Institute catalog Note: Omnipresent Pictures acquired the rights to the Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein score after .... [EE Clive (Englishman)], [Helen Jerome Eddy ( Newspaperwoman)], ... |
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About this book The American Mist Institute Catalog has won great praise for its comprehensiveness, reliability, and utility. These volumes are an essential leverage for every library, and individual researchers will also find them indispensable.The newest AFI Catalog volume contains over 2500 drawn in-length films with an emphasis on racial and national ethnic experience in the United States. Included are films from the 1940s and 1950s such as Titan, The Defiant Ones, Gentleman's Agreement, Bright Victory, and Broken Arrow. In addition to routine "Hollywood" films, independent productions by African-American filmmakers and various ethnic and pious organizations are also given extensive treatments.This is the first of the AFI Catalog series to include films from more than one decade. Along with the obscure entries are several indexes, including personal names, ethnic group, subjects, and genre. As with other AFI Catalog volumes, full output credits, cast, plot summaries, notes, subject headings,... |
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