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28 September 2010 
We just loved Cecil B. DeMille’s Cleopatra (Paramount, 1934), and we loved it even more projected onto the Egyptian Theater’s humongous screen. Scott Eyman, author of the new DeMille biography, “Empire of Dreams,” was on hand to discuss the film with critic Leonard Maltin. [...] 31 August 2010 
On September 22, following a screening of DeMille’s naughty Claudette Colbert vehicle, “Cleopatra,” (1934), Leonard Maltin will ‘view author Scott Eyman about his new biography, “Emperor of Dreams: The Epic Life of Cecil B. DeMille.” [...] 18 March 2010 
The last living member of the pioneering modern dance troupe, Denishawn, Jane Sherman, died yesterday at age 101. [...] 27 December 2009 
Describes Natacha Rambova’s costume design for the Aztec dance of Theodore Kosloff. [...] 18 October 2009 
On this modest strip, from 1909 to 1928, prospered a genial group of filmmakers who flocked to southern California to make moving pictures. Edendale wasn’t a random happening. At its height it was a beehive of integrated film activity. [...] 5 March 2009 
Adrian designed the costume actress Kay Johnson wears in the zeppelin sequence of Cecil B. DeMille’s Madam Satan. Ballets Russes dancer Theodore Kosloff is in the film. Kay Johnson was actor James Cromwell’s mother. [...] |
       gered mankowitz, photog, 1967      “the red danube” (1949)   |
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