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Beauty Scans, 1950
- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: Beauty
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Beauty Scans, 1950
From the October 1950 issue of MOTION PICTURE magazine... ...How To Look Like A Movie Star! And assorted other glamourous/beautiful things. Enjoy :)- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: Beauty
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When Was The Last Time You...
1. Watched Over-The-Air television? You mean network TV? Every night. But I do remember UHF and when TV stations went off-the-air at night. I remember test patterns well. Then the National Anthem when they came back on-the-air! 2. Used a Rotary Phone? My grandmother had one up until...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #18
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Fashions of the 1940's-Video Link
OH MAN!!!!! I LOVED THIS!!!!! I really, really love predictions of how 2000 will be! It made my morning. Thanks! Men will be fitted with a phone -- lol, sort of true :)- Amy Jeanne
- Post #14
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Favorites
MATCH! They're my favourite, too. I've been eating them for 10 years now and I can't get enough!!- Amy Jeanne
- Post #83
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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"Lost" films you'd like to see!
I'd like to see that kind of stuff, too. Raw footage of the Victorian era always fascinates me -- even more so than my beloved 20s and 30s. My dad has home movies from as far back as 1941 when his mother was pregnant with him (some are even IN COLOUR!) We also have unknown reels of silent...- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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"Lost" films you'd like to see!
I always torture myself with this subject! SAVED FROM THE TITANIC (1912) Would've been a great historical document today. An actual Titanic survivor tells her story in a 10 minute flashback! The first ever movie about the disaster, released one month afterwards. It's supposedly been...- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What is your expertise?
I know a lot about movies and movie stars from the 20s and 30s. Especially pre-Code era Warner Bros. (to be ultra-specific!) Too bad most people only come to me when they want to know about those "old" movies from the 60s and 70s that I know nothing about [huh]- Amy Jeanne
- Post #103
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Front Page 1931 on DVD?
THE FRONT PAGE (1931) will be aired on TCM on July 18th at 2:30am Eastern.- Amy Jeanne
- Post #4
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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If I had to pick one girl from the golden era
Without a doubt. I love everything about her. Runners-up: Jean Harlow Jean Arthur Irene Dunne Louise Brooks- Amy Jeanne
- Post #280
- Forum: The Golden Era
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I shouldn't have looked...
I'm envious of Louise Brooks' hair. It's so black and shiny and moulds perfectly into the bob that I have to blow-dry mine to get. I also look completely STUPID with black hair (doesn't match my orange freckles!) and wish I could dye my hair that colour all the time. Other envious hair...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #7
- Forum: Beauty
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Modern Movies Set in the Golden Era
MAN OF THE CENTURY (1999) still stands as my favourite film of this type.- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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If you have a minute...
You have so many great movies on that list! I really like DANCING MOTHERS, THE BIG HOUSE, THE FLIRTING WIDOW, RED HEADED WOMAN, SPITE MARRIAGE, FREAKS, and of course WAY OUT WEST!! Three of these are on DVDs as parts of other sets. I haven't seen the others, but would certainly buy them if...- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Kind of a weird question....
Yes, when watching a movie or looking at a glamourous 1930s magazine I get a yearning to go back in time. BUT, I realise that I wouldn't want to have lived through the Depression. BUT THEN AGAIN, when I see a gorgeous art deco building that has been bastardised I get that gut-wrenching...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #11
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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If you have a minute...
Signed! I love Lelia. Would love to see WAY OUT WEST (1930) make it to DVD!- Amy Jeanne
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Stumbling Upon Fabulous Movies
This isn't really an "unknown" film, but it was unknown to me at the time! The movie was ROMANCE IN MANHATTAN (1935) starring Ginger Rogers and Franz Lederer. I recorded a movie, watched it, and this one was on afterwards so I decided to watch it, too! From what I remember it was...- Amy Jeanne
- Post #10
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Are there any universally liked actors/actresses?
Wasn't Jimmy Durante very well liked? I've only heard good things about him!- Amy Jeanne
- Post #76
- Forum: The Moving Picture
