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Visages d’enfants, Jacques Feyder, 1923.
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the-big-lie asked: It baffles me to find that I was not following this lovely blog until now...
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Priscilla Moran asks Forrest Stanley to bring home some candy while talking on the tele-vision-phone in Up the Ladder, 1925
IMDb: “The invention and practical use, as a plot device, of a “tele-vision-phone” in a contemporary, as opposed to futuristic, setting, in a film produced in 1924, and released in 1925, is nothing short of remarkable.”
Phyllis Haver rides a bike. Spiritedly. Stationarily.
sheet music for Zeph Fitz-Gerald’s ‘I Love The Bobbed-Hair Bimbos’, 1923
Beauty Contest, 1929
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Little Old New York, 1923. Dir. Sidney Olcott.
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