Everyone here ... I'm going to see this movie again this Saturday with a bunch of friends and maybe come back with a different perspective. By the way, the original was on the other day and forgot all about it. It was on American Movie Classics - AMC. Darn it. Hey Lzeutter - I enjoy reading your pos...

It sounds wonderful, I wished I could have been there. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. charliechaplinfan - directed me to this thread - man (being a Chaplin fan of which I am) - I wished I gone this event. From reading all the posts here ... it must been some event. I love The Gold Rush ... I seen the ...

Is there any significance in his name? I spent half the movie thinking his name was Aldo Ray but couldn't fathom why Tarantino would chose that Hollywood actor, I know nothing of the actor Aldo Ray that would shed light on it. I don't think the screen size had much to do with it in my case, it felt...

mongoII wrote:Nice images, Kingme. With the hundreds of photos you have of Rita Hayworth, why not begin a thread about her?

I need to organized it a little better - I will start in a day or two. Thanks for head-up

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_UdPADxnSeKU/SxbQN0oRdgI/AAAAAAAABjA/aQdoUrFfqVQ/s512/0000482030-93096L.jpg This picture worth a thousand words - I will be getting this picture from my friends that I shared earlier about Cover Girl. Boy, she looks good in red. Nice Red Nails and Lips. Hair styled...

Hi, Kingme: Thank you for all the wonderful photos of Rita Hayworth - a true STAR!!!!! And I don't think Betty and Mae were related except as "sisters under the skin", so to speak... pvitari - posted them (that member deserve to be noted) I do have those photographs - like I said in my ea...

He was quite a dashing man, very well dressed and fastidious. He read the dicitonary every day to learn 5 new words. Pola Negri scoffed at him for this after a spectacular falling out and broken engagement but I guess it came from his lack of education and not wanting to appear uneducated, he liked...

Kingme, In the late 1920s, in the wake of various scandals that captivated the country (both good and bad), there was a great deal of talk of censorship and the movies. To keep the church and the feds at bay, the moguls who ran the studios decided that self-policing would be preferable to governmen...

Gagman66 I love these three YOU TUBE videos of Renee, Clara, and Marion (I believe) - these three were the IT girls of their generation - they captured the American's imagination like no other stars can. One thing, about traveling to CANADA - is that they love their Silent Movie Stars in the roaring...

Raquel Welch – She was in Seattle for a charity event of which my dear friend Bob Wilson from Boeing is a part of (can’t remember was the charity event was for) – I’ve paid $10.00 for this autograph and spent another $50.00 to have a private session with her for 30 minutes talking about anything you...

coopsgirl wrote:Great pics!!

I love the caption "Ooh Paramount, where the heck are my movies?"

Spot on Jeff

coopsgirl - you are absolutely right on - great pics - gagman66 - I love these

Carla Bow is the greatest female star in the 1920's

stuart.uk wrote:Tony Franciosca played Matt Helm on tv

Stuart.uk - I did not know that . I have to Google it ... was the show any good?
Thanks for sharing this. I really do ... nice going pal.

http://www.doctormacro.com/Images/Sheridan,%20Ann/Annex/Annex%20-%20Sheridan,%20Ann%20(Thank%20Your%20Lucky%20Stars) Many years ago - I watched a film Thank You Lucky Stars - It has all the big guns in this movie Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, E. Flynn, Diana Shores, and the list goes on and on. Thi...

Hi, How pretty Mae West looks; not her usual 'hard babe' look.... She somewhat resembles Betty Grable to me here... And, Hedda Hopper, smiling!, actually looks human, instead of like an old harridan.... Love the two hookey playing boys!! Larry http://www.suspense-movies.com/stars/betty-grable/Grabl...