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Tee
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Ain’t been on this thang for a minute. So many changes since the beginning but I’m still here!
♓ Sun • ♑ Moon • ♑ Rising
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Lilyan Tashman and Kay Francis 1931 clip
Lilyan Tashman had the total package: elegance, beauty, brains and talent. Unfortunately she died too soon. Had she not been sick, her film career would have soared. But I'm happy that she made quite a number of talkies. I love the voice!
And her dress is gorgeous!
And her dress is gorgeous!
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Naughty Pre Codes
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Just another tribute to my favorite type of movies... Pre Codes!
Norma Shearer- Mood For Love
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I put this together because I was incredibly sad to see a classic film lover's channel end. It was because of that person that I was able to see so many more Pre Code films.
Strut- A Tribute to Pre Codes
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For Courtney. Hope you and everyone else enjoy! (it's my favorite era too!)
Damaged- A tribute to Pre Codes
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Featuring some of the women of Pre Codes. This is my favorite era of movies. (PS- some non-pre code clips got shoved in too)
"I'll Never Wear Garters" Pre Code Scene
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1931 Jean Harlow and Robert Williams It's like any Irene Dunne movie where you ask yourself "is it scripted or is there ad-libbing?"... Either way it's an incredibly cute scene between the two and Jean's soft giggling is just charming.
Garbo "None But The Lonely Hearts"
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Garbo. Still and in motion. Simply magnifying.
Strange Interlude (Pre Code scene)
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This is from a Pre Code with Norma Shearer and Clark Gable. It has one of the most sizzling scenes I have ever seen. I've seen a lot of sizzle but this just tops it (IMO). Movie available on DVD
The Silent Era
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Some of my favorite silent film actresses. They were talented, gorgeous and all around stars. Time gave us these extraordinary women. Though time took them away, we must remember and appreciate what they gave us in their time.... This song really makes the mind think. Included: Greta Garbo Dolores Del Rio Mary Pickford Mabel Normand Louise Brooks Alla Nazimova Norma Shearer Dorothy Sebastian Cl...
Miriam Hopkins Tribute
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I will never forget what she left behind. This is for her.
Miriam Hopkins & Kay Francis Tribute
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I discovered Miriam Hopkins from the movie "The Children's Hour," and through Miriam I discovered Kay. I am so enamored by these two amazing, and extremely under-acknowledged actresses that I made this video for them. I hope they like it, and I hope you do to. (It took me forever to find a song that wouldn't cause problems. But I like this one.)
I just read Robert Williams bio and was shocked to learn that he passed away several weeks after this movie premiered. What a tragedy he died of peritonitis from ruptured appendix. He was so good in this film and I am sure he would have had a bright future.
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Never saw this flick despite being a Jean Harlow fan. Need to watch/find it as this scene IS adorable! But WHY was washing BEHIND the ears a constant admonishment back then? Was it bc of the grease men used to slick back their hair? And yet mothers would also scold their young sons to “wash behind your ears!” ...what the heck? That’s an unheard directive today, I don’t get it! WHAT exactly caused this dirty ear problem back then??
Robert Williams ....awwww
What's on now.. Royal Crisis? Countdown? Oh, with Charles. He was nowhere near me..
I tried getting out of a ticket by showing a lady cop my sock garters One time... she saw, and told me "my v_____a has never been so dry in my life."
Happy birthday, sweetie. We all miss you, with Joanie and Carole and all of you lovely ladies of cinema.
jean harlow definitely had "it".
RIP JEAN HARLOW
Miriam was a fine actress with strength and sex ♥️
I adore Kay not only because she was beautiful and talented but her performances were heart felt, even the turgid Warner melodramas.
Anything containing "turgid"... I love it.
wow, they are adorable, but both died so young!
The gowns alone are enough for me to love this film...J'adore Kay ❤️
It’s so tragic that both of these stars died so young. If only Robert Williams had a little longer and made more films with Jean Harlow, what a fabulous team. They were both sad losses to those who loved them and to cinema audiences
I enjoyed her in Virginia city...great eyes....A grade actress
It really feels real.
Voy a verla ahora😊
I discovered her thanks to TCM and my late grandmother. Kay was a gorgeous talented lady.
A very interesting picture. Robert Williams was such a fine actor. Such a shame he croaked shortly after making this. Of course poor Harlow is terribly miscast and yet she's always a welcome presence nevertheless. Also a fine performance from gorgeous Loretta Young. Halliwell Hobbes and Walter Catlett are amusing. This is very much a Capra film as early as it may be and unless I'm mistaken Smith's funny scenes with the butler are repeated in a later film. And a great ending too!
Kay is so wonderful! Beautiful!
She was wonderful. She and Kay Francis were good friends
Tennesse Williams felt Miriam Hopkins was one of the great American Actresses. She starred in the first public play by Tennessee Williams and it was primarily because of her fondness for Tennessee Williams she agreed to play in his "Battle of Angels".
Miriam Hopkins and Kay Francis were great friends in private life also, not just in the films they made. Both great Actresses.
Kay Francis was the Bette Davis before there was a Bette Davis, and her beauty could not compare with just about anyone except Garbo during her reign in Hollywood..
The Wavishing Kay Fwancis. For those who understand.
PIE, This scene proves to me that The Hayes Office Code was as Big A Mistake and Misguided as Prohibition was in the 1920's and to add to that the deaths of two up & coming Stars: Jean Harlow and Robert Williams. You also have add Loretta Young to the mix as well. RCJ/LEO
I loved this 😘 Never saw this scene before.
Jean Harlow was in fact a excellent actress, passed away at a young age, but her work is still available for people to view, and you won't be disappointed.
It had to be with the amazing and charismatic wonderful Jean Harlow!!! ( Platinum Blonde - Eternal )👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🌹😞😞😞🌹 Rest In Peace!
she was lovely, an elegant lady.
Por qué está película tan hermosa no está completa ?
Love watching Jean Harlow!
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"Platinum Blonde" is a very underrated film by today's standards, but it is one of Frank Capra's best films.Jean Harlow received most of the publicity from this film since she was fresh from the success of "Hells Angels" the previous year,and she was just twenty years old at the time.Most people talk about the scenes between Harlow and Robert Williams,but it is Loretta Young who actually steals the film from them.Her character of Gallagher is the one the audience is rooting for, her performance is very low key, but essential for the success of the movie.The final scene where Smith finally admits his love for Gallagher is very endearing, and brings the film to an unforgettable climax.Loretta Young received top billing for the film, and was just eighteen years old at the time.
I really love beautiful Lilyan Tashman (1896-1934). 🌹🌹⭐️ Especially with Gloria Swanson in Manhandled (1925) and as “Georgette Lalle” in Ernst Lubitsch’s So This is Paris (1926) and as Peggy Shannon’s mother in The Road to Reno (1931). It’s so sad that Lilyan passed away from abdominal cancer at the young age of 37. 😢 Rest in Eternal Peace Lilyan 🌹🌹.
This is from GIRLS ABOUT TOWN - with Joel McCrea & Eugene Paulette - directed by George Cukor.
I love this! But why is Jean speaking with what appears to be a New York accent? She was from Kansas City. :-o
Very natural, I wonder if they were lovers?? The personal space spontaneity barrier seems to be broken, like they paired up..they definitely liked each other!
That’s darling!
OMG it was so cute, it was so sweetly done it man my teeth ache.
either improving or flubbing their lines, and they didn't hear "cut" so they kept going, and you get a great scene.
Also during that period: It Happened One Night 1934 - Clark Gable Claudette Colbert. Red Dust 1932 - Clark Gable Jean Harlow. Dinner at Eight 1933 - John Barrymore Jean Harlow.
Brilliant beautiful women. I adore Miriam she was a wonderful actress. Kay was as well
So heartbreaking that they both died so young. This was Robert Williams only leading role. He died 3 days after the film premiere. He would have had a great career.
Don't like him.....
that was sweet thanks for sharing
I never knew anything about Kay Francis until about ten years ago. I watched her in a movie and could not get my eyes off her from that time on. The studios would always dress her in fashionable clothes and jewelery to make her even more desirable. Her height (5'9") was also an attribute to compliment her classy stylish looks. I wish she were alive today; she would leap right over these so called attractive actresses who are a 1 on a scale of 2-100.
So the Actors Studio, was around back then huh? About as too natural for that time to be real, then again look at who's acting.
Damn, Charles Boyer was a real player in this movie too! It was like a 1940's version of Boomerang.
Too bad Turner will not show these kind of movies not one from 60s or 70