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What Movie Haven't You Seen?
Most of the movies I haven't seen, but want to, are "lost": Hollywood (1923) It's Great To Be Alive (1931) Convention City (1933) A few "unlost" movies that I want to see: The Warrior's Husband (1931) The Story Of Temple Drake (1932)- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Pale or Tan?
For me, I like to be pale. I'm a natural redhead so I burn if I go out in the sun. Then I break out into tons of orange freckles that I don't really like. :( Also, most people who guess my age tell me I'm "22." Not that I'd WANT to be 22 again -- I'm very proud of my 32 years -- but, it...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #41
- Forum: Beauty
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Hello all you wonderful people out there in the dark!
Actresses: Clara Bow Joan Crawford Joan Blondell Kay Francis Jean Harlow Actors: Willaim Haines Buster Keaton Edward Everett Horton El Brendel Allen Jenkins Movies: It (1927) Just Imagine (1930) Red Headed Woman (1932) Three On A Match (1932) Footlight Parade (1933)- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What Make You Nostalgic?
Listening to my 1930s CDs while driving to work at 6am puts me in a nostalgic mood -- even though I'm playing a CD and driving an '08 Jetta. It's not the devices, it's the mixture of the music and the darkness. Watching an old movie after midnight in complete darkness is the perfect way to...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #16
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Pre-code fans?
Oh dear, I just swooned. My heart is racing! THREE ON A MATCH on DVD!! Whoo-hoo!!!!- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
My, oh my! I didn't think this thread would loom near the top for as long as it has!! But I'm glad! Keep telling us what movies you've currently enjoyed/unenjoyed! As for me, the Fedora Lounge's own "Midnight Palace" copied me some Leila Hyams movies a few months ago and I'm just now...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #449
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Book review: Joan Blondell - A Life Between Takes
I've read Kay Francis: I Can't Wait To Be Forgotten by Scott O'Brien -- it's thin on bio and heavy on movie plot synopses. It wasn't terrible, but it can be a bit boring if you've already seen most of her film. As for Joan Blondell, I do hope this bio is better than her autobiographical...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #6
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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In The Photobooth
I love the gal on the right! She looks so mischievous! Almost a little naughty. Amazing hat and outfit (what I can see of it!) This could be a Hollywood portrait. Her spit curls are amazingly perfect along with everything else. HAT LOVE. Hat and coat love! What...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #11
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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In The Photobooth
Whoa! ShortClara! This one resembles YOU!!!- Amy Jeanne
- Post #10
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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The resurgence of Vinyl & the end of CDs?
Count me as one of those FOR the return of vinyl. I absolutely love the reverb. When I was growing up I bought MOST of my music on LP -- not only did I think it sounded better, but it had bigger, better pictures :) Then I started buying those evil cassette tapes for some reason. I've...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #13
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Serious Comedians
Jean Harlow did a a few serious roles. Wife vs. Secretary (1936) first comes to mind.- Amy Jeanne
- Post #21
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Skinny Jeans: Do you have a pair?
I was BIGGER in high school -- 200lbs, size 18/20. I lost all the weight in '93-'94 and I've been a comfortable size 10 ever since. I do sometimes wish I had kept some of my "fat" jeans, though. Just to see how far I've come.- Amy Jeanne
- Post #19
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Anyone from Philadelphia, PA area know "Vintage Steve?"
I never actually knew his name, but my ex-boyfriend and I would always go down there and pay him a visit if we found ourselves in the Antiquarium. He had some excellent dresses and skirts that were REALLY from the 40s and 50s -- as you said, he didn't try to pass off a 70s dress as 30s. He was...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #4
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Anyone from Philadelphia, PA area know "Vintage Steve?"
Did he have a pomp? Did he sell vintage in the basement of the Antiquriam on 5th or 6th (I forget which one!) Street? If so, I used to buy from him often and wondered what happened to him myself. I was very disheartened the day I went down there and he was gone :(- Amy Jeanne
- Post #2
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Golden Era "worst dressed" lists?
I don't know if this would be exactly what you mean, but in the 1930s "Sylvia Of Hollywood" had a column in Photoplay where she chewed out certain stars for what she thought were their "flaws." Sylvia would tell actresses they were fat, had a too large nose, tell them their eyes weren't...- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Age difference between a man and a woman......
The biggest age gap for me was 20 (me) and 36 (him). We had nothing in common and it only lasted for 5 months. But that was just us; not saying that ALL relationships with large age differences will go awry. My aunt set us up and I think we were both a little lonely and desperate for...- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Just for Fun...The diffence in 5 years
I'm with you there! I really like the dresses in the 30s picture better.- Amy Jeanne
- Post #16
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Implosion of the Sands
I should've went to go watch this last night -- from Ocean City or Pleasantville!!- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Show off your vintage desktops!
I change mine as frequently as I change my avatars! Currently, a photo from The Wild Party (1929) -- one of my favourite movies.- Amy Jeanne
- Post #73
- Forum: The Observation Bar
