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Tag Archives: Silent Film
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)
It’s the holiday season, and our TV channels love to show popular old films, to provide us with the background entertainment to our turkey munching and mulled wine sipping, but we don’t want remakes, do we. No, sir. Just the … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Bebe Daniels, Films, L Frank Baum, Silent Cinema, Silent Film, Wizard of Oz
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A Pioneering Film
In the very early days of silent film, France and Italy were the big hitters in the industry, with British filmmakers struggling to compete. In the 1st April 1909 issue of The Bioscope, the editor welcomed a production that could … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, History, Movies
Tagged Bioscope, Cinema, James Williamson, Silent Cinema, Silent Film, The Big Swallow, The Tower of London
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