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Reblog if you are an Oswald the Lucky Rabbit fan
i’m so alone
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Check out this 1973 Osmonds lunchbox! I had a white vinyl Donny and Marie lunchbox back in 1979!
1973 The Osmonds Lunch Box (front)
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this a great post about glitches in silent films that contemporary Photoplay readers of 1925 Spotted!.
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Terrific post on one of the best Russian filmmakers, Sergei Eisenstein, whose pioneering editing skillsi and the use of the montage continues to impact world cinema today
#1920s#batttleship potemkin#editing#montage#propaganda#russia#sergei eisenstein#soviet cinema#soviet films#soviet union
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(via Silent Movie Bookshelf: Motion Picture Directing by Peter Milne)
Super fun post about filmmaking conventions from 1922!
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(via Fun Size Review: The Love Flower (1920))
This D.W.Griffith film looks like fun!
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Looks like some great old movies from the 1930′s will be showing!
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(via Fun Size Review: The Canadian (1926)) It would be fun to see this sometime!
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(via Fan Magazine Fun: "The Five Funniest Things In The World")
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(via 8 Forgotten Hit Films Of The Silent Era)
#gloria swanson#norma talmadge#1920s#gilda gray#1920s movies#sydney chaplin#1922#lon chaney#silentology
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(via Back to God's Country (1919) A Silent Film Review)
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(via Disneyland Resort Reveals GCH Craftsman Bar )
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This great post on The Longest Yard is one of many in the Great Villain Blogathon hosted by Silver Screenings, Speakeasy, and Shadows and Satin!
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(via The Motion Picture Industry Gloated via Cartoons in 1916)
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