Classic Hollywood

It's probably a good thing the dead can't issue restraining orders.

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100 years ago, the first film to criticize the Great War (1914-1918) was released. The French “J’Accuse” hit the screens six months after the war ended: CR https://t.co/2OAZR7gUz9

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First Look at Showtime’s Charlie Chaplin Feature Doc (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/IX3ZFbfgCf

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"More than machinery, we need humanity; more than cleverness, we need kindness and gentleness. Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost." - Charlie Chaplin https://t.co/EOR3fFiQ4N

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RIP Bibi Andersson. - CR https://t.co/tvAwjothDM

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Audrey Hepburn's Secret Life as Spy During WWII Revealed in New Book https://t.co/52usL71eLh

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Tip for our followers in England: The Cinema Museum is showing Joan Crawford’s “Paid” on the 12th! - CR https://t.co/yft61IOAqW

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Before Marilym Monroe, another lady got in trouble with the New York air blows in "What Happened on 23rd Street, New York City", from 1901. - CR https://t.co/bPAKCn9ths

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Director Joseph H. Lewis did big things with small budgets - like the short but tense noir “My Name is Julia Ross”: CR https://t.co/1j2K3FlgoZ

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We celebrate Doris Day’s day with a look at her first film, the delightful “Romance on the High Seas” (1948): CR https://t.co/rVXU5esBv6

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Alec Guinness times eight in the delightful English comedy "Kind Hearts and Coronets": CR https://t.co/nnPdXblnsW

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Great site if you're into radio history - Today Jack Benny made his radio debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on the CBS network. -K https://t.co/nX9G8qS7hs

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An overview of birthday girl Gloria Swanson’s silent career - when movie stars had faces: CR https://t.co/kiAKMXLOFL

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How Margarita Cansino Became Rita Hayworth https://t.co/6ql3Wl7La8

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For Joan Crawford's birthday, The Old Hollywood Garden writes about Rain, from 1932 - CR https://t.co/3WRqNRrOt6

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Nat King Cole was born 100 years ago. He is certainly UNFORGETTABLE. - CR https://t.co/bueivhnbgk

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Have you ever wondered how Jean Harlow managed to be so alluring? Wonder no more: here you have her beauty hacks: CR https://t.co/2MNFJoMbjh

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Barbie dolls inspired in Old Hollywood outfits! Which is your favorite? - CR https://t.co/pTTl2VYx1M

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Desi Arnaz was the subject of today’s Google Doodle: - CR https://t.co/rsHKpn45rU

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Have you watched "There's One Born Every Minute" (1942), the film debut of birthday girl Elizabeth Taylor? What did you think? - CR https://t.co/SG8dpSXGV2

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This actually looks promising. Wasn't a fan of past revivals but the original series is one of my favorite shows. Do you think you'll watch? -K https://t.co/BatQdvZXGi