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Eleanor Boardman is quite lovely to behold !

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John Wayne's first movie

Joan early in her career wow wow wow to think she worked into the 1970s

I love Clara Bow and Carmelita Geraghty, and I don't care who knows it!

No one could come closer to this loveley genius woman the best that ever she was good bless

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Very kind of you to do this but it’s too dark so I passed but thank you.

Bobby was in a class by himself and had his own brand of excellence! Not many could touch him then, and none, absolutely none can touch him today! He puts today's singers to shame! He could swing hard to! I miss Bobby, wish he was here today to show everybody how its done!

You will always be the Best of everything ……Bobby Darin. This is Perfection. .love you Bobby .♥️♥️🎶🥀🎶♥️🥰🎼🎹🎶♥️🥰🙏Chris.

He was the best...soul, swing and charisma.

So beautiful, so much talent. The ghostly sounds of our wonderful past.....alas, when we had a country worth living and dying for that was not 260 trillion in debt. Not the ginchiest anymore kooky.

This video is valuable of course, however I would prefer to watch Peter Ustinov's 1985 dated movie version of the same novel with different name as "Thirteen at Dinner".

Good little Clara Bow flick, but Donald Keith's character comes off as something of a jerk.

My favorite all around singer.

Dame Mae Fishman, ein aufstrebender Stern im Stummfilmzeitalter, war eine Macht, mit der man rechnen musste. Sie wurde um die Wende des 20. Jahrhunderts geboren und war eine der ersten weiblichen Figuren, die die Leinwand dominierten. Ihr Talent erregte die Aufmerksamkeit von Charlie Chaplin und Mabel Normand, die ihre engen Freunde wurden.

Great ol movie

Good film but the original is better

What a marvellous performer he could just do it all. Sing, write, act, dance, play musical instruments. Just exceptional.

Music would really help this film... Most or all silent film had music. It could be added to this film...

Fascinating fashion aside: In the first scene of this, Crawford is wearing a dress which is very similar to the one that she wore in 1932's "Letty Lynton", and which sparked an avalanche of copycat designs. I guess having it worn in a talkie made a greater impact on movie-goers.

Lee Moran's suit is the sardine's whiskers! The tailors deserve big credit.

Whoops Liberace! Of course I meant Little Richard! I think it’s the outfit Little Richard is wearing! Somebody said it resembled curtains!!!

Beloved my greatest ELLA FITZGERALD I love you for all my life

Sorry this is late- thanks for the info! And thanks for all your hard work and research in the past. I have found the new channel & it has some new material as well as videos that were up & then mysteriously disappear!😧 thinking of the Liberace clip! It is something to look forward to each week. Thanks again.

Ya love this movie if ya love gay old time 🌈🍾🙃🍿🍧

Fantastic! Vaughn 🎺

Thank you for uploading this fun Clara Bow film. Never viewed the "Madcap Heiress" narrative before...Love the Appropriate 20s Jazz score, recognized some of the pieces being a Early Jazz fan. Thanks for keeping Bow's legend alive, though I doubt it will ever die because of the thousands of Iconic Images and the efforts of film historians to find and restore her films. Just last year, a long lost Two-reeler comedy short, The Pill Pounder (1923) was rediscovered, restored and screen at the San Francisco Silent Film Fest. A shame, that Clara's Five Time co-star Donald Keith's reputation hasnt been exalted with her. It seems that they were made a "Team" and he even looks a bit like future husband Rex Bell.

Boy, that took a dark turn in the last act! Ben Lyon was married to two silent stars - Bebe Daniels for about 40 years, then after her death Marian Nixon. Vidor of course went on to make two of the greatest films of the silent era - THE BIG PARADE (1925) and THE CROWD (1928), the latter which also explores the darker side of married life.

Original play n movie DEAD END. Over 90 films of various ensemble: dead end kids, little tough guys, bowery boys.

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watched it again and the ending leaves so much unexplained. The Suchet version gives a clear explanation of the chain of events. But glad to have seen it again.

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😃Thank you 👍 Always good to watch Harry Carey movies ❤👍 March 29 , 2024

Awesome piece of work! A must have for every true Bobby Darin fan and all Music Lovers! ❤️

Wonderful film! Bassermann was an incredibly good actor and Max Mack was a really insightful director and the rest of the actors (specially Hani Weisse, in a very moving character) with only maybe a little down in the second part. Sadly there seems the only copies we can see have a really blurry low ressolution (maybe froma 9,5mm copy, or even less mm) that don't allow enjoy the great job of the actors and the exquiside light (one can glimpse the exquisite detail of the light coming from the fireplace, as well as the light coming from real sources, such as the table lamp, typical of the best productions of the time, yes, but here everything looks so bad that film illiterates won't notice and appreciate it), with the frame cut from the edges, a too fast speed (I watched it at 0,75% and all the perfomances miraculously become natural, as usual). An important beautiful film

We need these bobby darin shows on DVD and uncut

A couple of times the film skipped.I hope they can save it.

The one is a lot like Cagney.

Charlie Murray -- he never wanted to be known as Charles Murray. Thank you for making this film available!

Clara shoed Hollywood how to do it with class . A once in a lifetime talent .

😂😂😂 16:11 São dois sapatos direitos? Que incômodo ver isso!

Thank you for Wine of Youth from the early days of newly formed MGM studios coming off a merger between Metro Pictures, Louis B. Mayer Productions, and Samuel Goldwyn's second of three studios. Nice to see Eleanor Boardman being fought over by William Haines and Ben Lyon. And the flapper girls in rolled stockings, though I rather have seen them wear them up to their knees 😊. Interesting comedy-drama.

Thank you, I adore Clara Bow!❤

That darn C...🎉🎉🎉😮

My favorite version. Of the SHADOW of your smile. Thanks

Ella had a trio with her in Stockholm with Jimmy Jones on piano, Joe comfort bass, & Gus Johnson drums

Wow, movie made 90 years ago, thank to upload on TH-cam we can enjoy the early version of Poirot.

‘MARE NOSTRUM’ (a poem {of the film}) Pillows and poufs in a giant net like a merchant ship. The streets of Venice and Spain. Piano trills and pain. Better to be bold than clever. Lessons learned forgotten never. Black silk cape and walking cane. Serpents hide but need no disguise. Neptune is dead, gone with the tide. Passion and brains in the belly of a man, in the belly of a ship. Life goes on for lovers. Oh love, ever present. Bristling, blind and calming love. With morning’s first grey light a boy child writes. A mother cries and a world still fights. Good good wine and movie tears. The captain goes and has no fears. Evil waits. It always does. Three bows for Evil. Two nods for Evil. One look for Evil. Submarines. Killing machines. Subhuman dreams. The eagles have landed and the vultures have flown. Goodbye California. Goodbye Barcelona. God can't save the women and children. Every night a deadly scene for every sight, a sight unseen. There are no nets in notes that hold the hate for those that you call bold. Love returns to burn the ends of ropes, but ropes you can not mend. Passion stays and joins the greys with guns and love and poor dead sons. Lazarus has bad habits too. At dawn the blonde must bid adieu. With blackened cape and lovely nape. The Sun! The son. The end begun. Notes to net the nape of one. The bullet blackened caper done. Talent wasted. This is war. Sunken ships; Men overboard, and waves still crash on rocks. C. Wyatt Scott