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The Dawn Patrol (1930)
1930

The Dawn Patrol (1930) Review, with Richard Barthelmess and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

Dick ‘Court’ Courtney Richard Barthelmess Douglas Scott Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Major Brand Neil Hamilton Released by Warner Brothers | Directed By Howard Hawks The Dawn Patrol: The Circle of Death “Wouldn’t it be funny to be back there again? Imagine getting up in the morning and having nothing to do Read more

By Danny, 11 yearsMarch 6, 2015 ago
Call of the Flesh 1930
1930

Call of the Flesh (1930) Review, with Ramon Novarro and Dorothy Jordan

Juan De Dios Ramon Novarro Consuelo Dorothy Jordan Esteban Ernest Torrence Lola Renee Adoree Captain Vargas Russell Hopton La Rumbarita Mathilde Comon Released by MGM | Directed By Charles Brabin Proof That It’s Pre-Code “Do you know the difference between a piano and a parrot? You’re too young to hear Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsMarch 2, 2015 ago
1933

Short – “Yours Sincerely” (1933) Review

Released by Warner Brothers | Directed By Roy Mack Yours Sincerely: Bizarre Love Quadrangle “Don’t count your children before they’re hitched!” “Yours Sincerely” is a nice twenty minute mark. Like a lot of shorts, the comedic songs are better than the dramatic ones– here we have a bad seduction in Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 28, 2015 ago
1930

Short – “Below Zero” (1930) Review, with Laurel and Hardy

Released by Hal Roach Studios | Directed By James Parrot Below Zero: Would You Like to Eat a Snowman I’m never sure how to approach Laurel and Hardy. It terms of being icons of early Hollywood, they probably rank behind Chaplin in how easy they can be recognized not just Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 26, 2015 ago
1932

Short – “Babes in the Wood” (1932) Review

Released by United Artists | Directed By Burt Gillett Babes in the Wood: A Murder Most Fun Say what you will about Walt Disney the man (and we’ll all say things, that’s for sure), there’s little doubt that the Disney Studios has produced some impressive work in their eight decades Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 24, 2015 ago
1932

Short – “Minnie The Moocher” (1932) Review, with Betty Boop

Released by Paramount | Directed By Dave Fleischer Minnie the Moocher: Ghostly Goofs As a boy growing up in Illinois, there’s really only one thing that was a staple in every child’s cultural education. That was the movie The Blues Brothers, of course, which ran on WGN at least once Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 22, 2015 ago
1933

Short – “Bosko’s Picture Show” (1933) Review

Released by Warner Brothers | Directed By Hugh Harman Bosko’s Picture Show: A Day At the Movies “Bosko’s Picture Show” is one of the most dense cartoons I’ve seen, a whirlwind skewering of the 1930s theatrical experience. Anyone who wants to get a feel for what it was like to Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 21, 2015 ago
1932

Short – “The Bully” (1932) Review, with Flip the Frog

Released by MGM | Directed By Ub Iwerks The Bully: The Ol’ One-Two Flip the Frog is a footnote in the cartoon industry. Like Bosko or Betty Boop’s many sidekicks, you probably have to have had a serious side education in early cartoons to know his name. MGM, looking to Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 20, 2015 ago
1933

Short – “The Old Man of the Mountain” (1933) Review, with Betty Boop

Released by Paramount | Directed By Dave Fleischer Old Man of the Mountain: On Top of Old Fogey “Whatcha gonna do now?” “I’m gonna do the best I can.” Cab Calloway’s third appearance in a Betty Boop cartoon sees him as a white haired, white skinned crazy magic mountain hermit Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 19, 2015 ago
Mother Goose Land Betty Boop
1933

Short – “Mother Goose Land” (1933) Review, with Betty Boop

Released by Paramount | Directed By Dave Fleischer Mother Goose Land: Hating Spiders and Snakes Kid’s stories are dark, man. You’ve noticed that, right? Hansel and Gretel ends with a witch being immolated, three blind mice lose their tails, the Pied Piper commits a widespread (and unpunished) kidnapping, the little Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 18, 2015 ago

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