100-year-old Warner Bros. contract actress Pauline Wagner remembers her friend Jimmy Cagney at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. [...]
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100-year-old Warner Bros. contract actress Pauline Wagner remembers her friend Jimmy Cagney at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. [...] 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.” [...] 29 August 2010
The big event at this year’s Cinecon classic film festival is the screening of a previously lost Charlie Chaplin film, “A Thief Catcher” from Keystone Studios, 1914. [...] 10 August 2010
Experimental filmmaker Kenneth Anger recalls the impact a group of blacklisted Jack Cole dancers had on his life. [...] 2 August 2010
Actress Julie Garfield remembers her father John Garfield in a curtain talk following the screening of “Body and Soul” (1947, dir. Robert Rossen, d.p., James Wong Howe, screenplay Abraham Polansky. [...] 1 August 2010
An afternoon symposium at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival will remember dancer/choreographer Jack Cole, August 14, 2010. arts·meme will attend. [...] 20 July 2010
“The Blue Dahlia” a hard-boiled crime film written as an original screenplay by novelist Raymond Chandler had a marvelous screening at the Academy, with a curtain talk by star Alan Ladd’s second son, David Ladd. [...] 19 July 2010
Costume designer Travis Banton, perpetrator of slinky pre-code evening gowns at Paramount Studios, was a genius. His work on view in LACMA’s Lubitsch film series now. [...] 11 July 2010
The opening program of LACMA’s salute to the American comedies of German-born director Ernst Lubitsch featured exquisite evening gowns for the two films’ leading ladies. [...] 1 July 2010
The beautiful silent film version of “Peter Pan” (1924) at the Orpheum Theater came care of the Los Angeles Conservancy’s “Last Remaining Seats.” Maestro Robert Israel was at the Wurlitzer. [...] |
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