I'm girl crushing on Colleen, she's insanely adorable and so natural in her demeanor! Like nothing I've seen from old Hollywood. I think it's the first time I like an actress this much, and it has to be one from 100 years ago 😂
Having just discovered Colleen Moore I’ve been watching her TH-cam clips. She’s really quite amazing. I would love to see her existing movies on the big screen.
Colleen is so adorable! I'm reading her autobiography now-it's out of print but found a copy on Amazon--and she had quite a life. So nice to read about a "normal" person. I've only seen stills of her before, so its great to see her "live",
Thank you for your message! It's nice to read comments about Colleen. I've read her books too, her autobiography and the one from Jeff Codori. There are some of her movies on TH-cam, Ella Cinders is the most common one (and it's very funny). Also on a website called ok.ru 😊
@@rod980 Rod, Thanks for your reply! I'll have to check out Ella Cinders. E-Bay has lots of great stills of Colleen for sale, her personality shines through these stills. I'll have to check out that website!
I just saw this movie last night on TCM. What a great silent movie! A great depiction of a time and era. Great acting! Funny and uplifting. Great pacing and musical score! It's easy to see why Colleen Moore was one of the top actors of her generation.
Same here! They were having a Vitaphone marathon that day or something and this was the only movie they showed that day, the rest were shorts. I really liked the movie!
Wow! What a fantastic short clip of this film! The quality of this print is amazing too! I would just love to watch this film in its entirety!! I also wish the TCM film channel would air this film and Colleen’s other wonderful films very soon.
Absolutely adorable and breathtakingly cute. Just based on this short clip, this film seems similar to the Clara Bow movie, "IT", from a few years earlier. I'd love to see the entire movie.
this is 4 years before my father was born, i dont think i could have taken these times. i would have been out of my mind surrounded by these gorgeous women.
I recently seen one of her talkies and she's very good that has a very cute delightful voice I wish you made more talk is like the way she retired quite early. I think she was famous for a doll collection but I could be wrong about that
This short film, was too short! Colleen, was fantastic in it! I wanted to see the rest of the film! What a gorgeous setting and youthfulness; of beauty, in this film!
She was usually the "nice" flapper type, aka "the Flapper Next Door", a character that ended with the 1929 Wall Street crash. This film was originally thought lost, like many of her films, but a pretty good copy was found a few years back, restored full-length and shown again. And yeah, she was the girl you'd love to have taken home.
@@robertmartinez4174 Yes! That is called heterochromia, which is rather unusual. In some scenes, it can be seen even though they are black and white pictures.
She was far "cuter" than the other flappers who were born at the beginning of the 20th century. People born in the 19th century like Colleen were at a HUGE ADVANTAGE where they were the last people to have eaten food before it was adulterated (1900). Therefore they benefitted in terms of having smooth skin, a snub nose and healthy bodies!!!
19th century food was full of all sorts. Potato flour, plaster of Paris and alum in the bread. Borax and chalk in the milk. Some truly horrific dyes including arsenic and lead. The idea it was "purer" in some way is simply untrue outside of very rural areas.
She is just *so* CUTE!
I'm girl crushing on Colleen, she's insanely adorable and so natural in her demeanor! Like nothing I've seen from old Hollywood. I think it's the first time I like an actress this much, and it has to be one from 100 years ago 😂
It's impossible not to love her 😄 by the way, today it's her birthday!
@@rod980 no waaaaay, oh how lovely, I found her on her birthday!
Her facial Expressions are amazing
My exact thought
I love her facial expressions, they make me smile. Especially when she looks very animated at times. I hope that's the right word.
She was so lovely. Gorgeous lady
Colleen Moore was gorgeous ❤️
Having just discovered Colleen Moore I’ve been watching her TH-cam clips. She’s really quite amazing. I would love to see her existing movies on the big screen.
Love her hairstyle
It's the famous flapper's bob haircut. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Colleen is so adorable! I'm reading her autobiography now-it's out of print but found a copy on Amazon--and she had quite a life. So nice to read about a "normal" person. I've only seen stills of her before, so its great to see her "live",
Thank you for your message! It's nice to read comments about Colleen. I've read her books too, her autobiography and the one from Jeff Codori. There are some of her movies on TH-cam, Ella Cinders is the most common one (and it's very funny). Also on a website called ok.ru 😊
@@rod980 Rod, Thanks for your reply! I'll have to check out Ella Cinders. E-Bay has lots of great stills of Colleen for sale, her personality shines through these stills. I'll have to check out that website!
I love colleen !! She is not the typical beauty, but i just cant stop watching her
I just saw this movie last night on TCM. What a great silent movie! A great depiction of a time and era. Great acting! Funny and uplifting. Great pacing and musical score! It's easy to see why Colleen Moore was one of the top actors of her generation.
Same here! They were having a Vitaphone marathon that day or something and this was the only movie they showed that day, the rest were shorts. I really liked the movie!
She's incredibly cute and adorable! I think I'm in love!
Wow! What a fantastic short clip of this film! The quality of this print is amazing too! I would just love to watch this film in its entirety!! I also wish the TCM film channel would air this film and Colleen’s other wonderful films very soon.
I totally agree! She is marvelous, in this film! I wanted to see more!
Cecilie Noble The whole film is here on TH-cam! Colleen is adorable as “Pert Kelly”! ❤️🌹🌹
@@Chutney1luv I recently found Colleen’s Lilac Time (1928) with Gary Cooper On Archive.org.
Absolutely adorable and breathtakingly cute. Just based on this short clip, this film seems similar to the Clara Bow movie, "IT", from a few years earlier. I'd love to see the entire movie.
We saw this film in the big screen at the Seattle Paramount Theater. It’s really good
shes a cutie!
Colleen is the BEST!!!
this is 4 years before my father was born, i dont think i could have taken these times. i would have been out of my mind surrounded by these gorgeous women.
So cool to learn about the great classics she was awesome also love the miniature castle she made
Ow wow so funny at the end was not expecting that lol 😂
I recently seen one of her talkies and she's very good that has a very cute delightful voice I wish you made more talk is like the way she retired quite early. I think she was famous for a doll collection but I could be wrong about that
I was out dancing and my boyfriend got plastered is a good excuse for anybody.
She was Amelie Poulain before Audrey Tautou!
She's smokin' hot.
This short film, was too short! Colleen, was fantastic in it! I wanted to see the rest of the film! What a gorgeous setting and youthfulness; of beauty, in this film!
Thank you for your comment! But you can see the entire picture in my account! Among others from Colleen!
@@rod980 Thank you Rod! I will check it out! I am a TCM and film fan and I don't ever remember seeing it! ⭐
@@Chutney1luv th-cam.com/video/IoMDSqVmzDk/w-d-xo.html
whatta dish
She was usually the "nice" flapper type, aka "the Flapper Next Door", a character that ended with the 1929 Wall Street crash. This film was originally thought lost, like many of her films, but a pretty good copy was found a few years back, restored full-length and shown again. And yeah, she was the girl you'd love to have taken home.
That's a nice description of her. Yeah, fortunately this film was found and recovered. Cheers
Shes funny
she looked like shed had about enough of that mannequins crap!
This seems new with an old timey filter
I've had the same impression when I saw Colleen's movies for the first time 😄
Gorgeous woman. Reminds me of Louise Brooks.
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Colleen had one Brown eye and one Green eye. also her eyes were almost totally round.
@@robertmartinez4174 Yes! That is called heterochromia, which is rather unusual. In some scenes, it can be seen even though they are black and white pictures.
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This is pretty much the same as the 1927 film It, with similar scenes. Must be a copycat film.
She was far "cuter" than the other flappers who were born at the beginning of the 20th century. People born in the 19th century like Colleen were at a HUGE ADVANTAGE where they were the last people to have eaten food before it was adulterated (1900). Therefore they benefitted in terms of having smooth skin, a snub nose and healthy bodies!!!
19th century food was full of all sorts. Potato flour, plaster of Paris and alum in the bread. Borax and chalk in the milk. Some truly horrific dyes including arsenic and lead. The idea it was "purer" in some way is simply untrue outside of very rural areas.