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Pete the Pup in Our Gang helping the kids (Little Rascals)
Pete the Pup in Our Gang helping the kids (Little Rascals)
Learn more about dogs in movies at: reeldogs.blogspot.com - DRgonzothompson was looking for footage of Petey helping the Gang. Hope this is useful to you. Scenes are from Hi Neighbor! (1934) Fly My Kite (1931) Bear Shooters (1930) Readin' and Writen' (1932) Sprucin' Up (1935) For Pete's Sake (1934) Dogs is Dogs (1931) The Pooch (1932) Dog Heaven (1927)
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Francis Lai - Theme from Love Story, Snow Frolic & Skating in Central Park - OST Love Story (1970)
Francis Lai - Theme from Love Story, Snow Frolic & Skating in Central Park - OST Love Story (1970)
Francis Lai (born April 26, 1932 in Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France) is a composer noted for his film scores. In 1970 Francis Lai won the Academy Award for Best Music, Original Score and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score for the film Love Story. In the United States, the soundtrack album went to No. 2 in the Billboard album charts and the film's theme,
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Taxi - Part 1
Taxi - Part 1
This is the 1932 film Taxi. Enjoy -This film is out of copyright and requires no licensing to post -Any offensive political, religious or cultural views portrayed in films of this age are not shared by me and are not to be takes seriously
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George M. Cohan - Rare film appearance 1932
George M. Cohan - Rare film appearance 1932
The great American song composer and stage star, whose name shall not be mentioned, starred in this picture in 1932, at the age of 54. His stage career began in 1904 and ended in the 1940's. He was a 1914 charter member of ASCAP and is called "the father of American musical comedy" When this film was made he was near the end of his career, but we are fortunate to have this only surviving sound film appearance. "Give Her A Kiss". Claudette Colbert is here also.
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Peg Entwistle rare film appearance in "Thirteen Women"(1932)
Peg Entwistle rare film appearance in "Thirteen Women"(1932)
Here is an all too brief chance to see and hear the legendary Peg Entwistle in the only surviving film footage of her tragically short career. Millicent Lilian "Peg" Entwistle ( February 5th 1908 - September 16th 1932) is today unfortunately remembered more for the bizarre circumstances of her death, rather than the contributions she made as a Broadway actress and (briefly) Hollywood starlet. Here are the two surviving scenes from her 1932 RKO movie Thirteen Women, in which she plays "Hazel Cousins", one of the thirteen women in the title. Peg shares the first scene with Mary Duncan, and in the second she murders her old man after receiving a rather peculiar astrological prediction from nasty Myrna Loy. Although her appearances are frustratingly short, Peg shows enough talent in these clips to suggest that she had a reasonable acting ability which sadly never got the chance to develop and flourish on screen. Watch and weep at the promise that went to waste.........
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TARZAN THE APE MAN TRAILER JOHNNY WEISSMULLER 1932
TARZAN THE APE MAN TRAILER JOHNNY WEISSMULLER 1932
Theatrical trailer for the 1932 screen classic, TARZAN, THE APE MAN, starring Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan. Though scripter Cyril Hume's mono-syllabic portrait of Tarzan was a far cry from Edgar Rice Burroughs' well-educated jungle lord, it became the template for most screen interpretations of the character for over two decades. Even so, former Olympic swimming champ Johnny Weissmuller and contractee Maureen O'Sullivan, were so popular as Tarzan and Jane -- they made six films together -- that, over three-quarters of a century after the release of this film, they still remain the two actors most associated with the roles. During his reign as the Ape Man between 1932 and 1948, Weissmuller would star in twelve Tarzan films, before relinquishing his loincloth to Lex Barker. The same year he began another career trek as "Jungle Jim" in series of programmers for producer Sam Katzman, that would last through 16 feature films from 1948 and 1955 and 26 television episodes. For more information on Tarzan and the Burroughs universe of books, films and fansite, be sure to visit ERBzine @ erbzine.com. To buy this movie and other classic films,serials, westerns and vintage television shows on DVD -- plus original movie posters, golden & silver age comics, celebrity autographs and collectibles, be sure to visit www.captainbijou.com.
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White Zombie (1932) - Full Movie
White Zombie (1932) - Full Movie
A young man turns to a witch doctor to lure the woman he loves away from her fiance, but instead turns her into a zombie slave. White Zombie is in the public domain, and you can download it here for free: www.archive.org
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Ein Blonder Traum (1932)
Ein Blonder Traum (1932)
Scene from the 1932's film „Ein Blonder Traum („A Blonde's Dream" / „Reve blonde" / „Sogno Biondo") starring Willy Fritsch, Lilian Harvey and Willi Forst. While the actors are sitting on the roof of the old Marstall in the middle of Berlin you get some impressions on how Berlin looked like before the whole area was destroyed later on. For example you can see the top of the famous castle which was destroyed by the communist regime even after WW2. The film was a huge success at that time. When it premiered September 1932 in Berlin, police had to close the roads to the film theatre because thousands of people wanted to see the actors arriving. The two songs performed, "Irgendwo auf der Welt" and "Wir zahlen keine Miete mehr", have been written by Werner Richard Heymann. The film was directed by Paul Martin.
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Blaze Starr in a high quality film from the 1950's. Burlesque Strippere Strip
Blaze Starr in a high quality film from the 1950's. Burlesque Strippere Strip
Blaze Starr in a nice film from the 1950's. Ah the good old days... When woman looked good no matter what they were wearing... Or not wearing. Legendary stripper and burlesque dancer Blaze Starr was born Fannie Belle Fleming in 1932 in Wilsondale, West Virginia. Her parents were Lora Evans and Goodlow Mullins. Blaze left home and moved to Washington, DC, while only in her mid-teens. She was discovered by her first manager Red Snyder working as either a hat-check girl or at a doughnut shop. Starr got her stage name from Snyder, but, nonetheless, still left him after he attempted to rape her. With her fiery red hair, shapely and voluptuous 38D-24-37 figure, and sultry, energetic and captivating stage presence (her stage routines included a comedic exploding coach gag and having a large trained black panther untie a ribbon on her costume, which made it fall to the floor), Blaze became a major headliner at the Two O'Clock Club in Baltimore, Maryland, and earned the nicknames "Miss Spontaneous Combustion" and "The Hottest Blaze in Burlesque." Starr made $1500 dollars per week at the peak of her stripping career. Among the men's magazines she appeared in at the height of her fame are "Sizzle," "Ace," "Scamp," "Sir!," "Best for Men," "Rogue," and "Modern Man." Moreover, Starr posed for pictures for noted fetish photographer Irving Klaw. Blaze achieved her greatest notoriety in the late 1950s as the paramour for Louisiana state governor Earl Kemp Long (Earl Long); this affair <b>...</b>
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Paulette and Chaplin pair beautiful
Paulette and Chaplin pair beautiful
Paulette Goddard, Charlie Chaplin's third wife, was the only one of his wives to become a successful movie star in her own right. Paulette Goddard was born Pauline Marion Goddard Levy in Whitestone Landing, New York, on June 3, 1911—although some records say that the year was 1910, and one account places it as 1905. Regardless, she was a beautiful child, and began to model for local department stores before debuting with Florenz Ziegfeld's Follies at the age of 13 in 1924. For three years she performed as the girl on the crescent moon in Ziegfeld's Follies, and eventually married wealthy Broadway writer Edgar James in 1927. The marriage did not last, however, and they were divorced in 1931. Paulette Goddard Paulette Goddard Photo Enlargement Buy at AllPosters.com Paulette Goddard had begun appearing in films, with bit parts in Berth Marks (1929) with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, The Girl Habit (1931), The Mouthpiece (1932) and Young Ironsides (1932). One of her bigger roles was appearing as a blond "Goldwyn Girl" in the Busby Berkeley chorus of the Eddie Cantor musical The Kid from Spain (1932), as well as in Roman Scandals(1933) (alongside Lucille Ball, in her first role). In 1932, in addition to her searching for parts, she made the acquaintance of Charlie Chaplin. They quickly became 'an item,' and Chaplin cast her as The Gamine in his famous film, Modern Times (released in 1936). The couple were also secretly married about ship in 1936, while vacationing in the <b>...</b>
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The Most Dangerous Game (1932) (feel free to Embed this on your School websites!)
The Most Dangerous Game (1932) (feel free to Embed this on your School websites!)
A cabin cruiser is shipwrecked off the coast of a remote island, and its three passengers manage to reach the island safely. The island is owned by a strange and enigmatic count who invites them to stay. But he has an underlying motive for his apparent generosity: Count Zaroff enjoys hunting--and he only hunts the most dangerous game: humans!
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Mae West-She Done Him Wrong 1932-1933
Mae West-She Done Him Wrong 1932-1933
This is set of scenes from the classic film She Done Him Wrong starring Mae West and Cary Grant. Here she performs a number for the crowd and then invites Grant up to her room(hint hint!). During that scene you can see that they both fall for each other and the attraction between them is undeniable! Mae West is another woman in the classic film genre that I really like. She simply oozes confidence and poise that no other woman during the period can can touch. This fim is part of Universal's Cinema Classics lineup and is available on DVD! Enjoy the scene and pick up the DVD!
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Ten Minutes to Live (1932)
Ten Minutes to Live (1932)
A movie producer offers a nightclub singer a role in his latest film, but all he really wants to do is bed her. She knows, but accepts anyway. Meanwhile, a patron at the club gets a note saying that she'll soon get another note, and that she will be killed ten minutes later.
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Laurel and Hardy Visit Tynemouth (1932) - extract
Laurel and Hardy Visit Tynemouth (1932) - extract
Shot by an enthusiastic amateur on 16mm film, this silent newsreel extract provides a valuable glimpse of the rapturous welcome legendary comedians Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy received when they visited Britain in 1932. Though Hardy hailed from the States, Ulverston-born Laurel was a local lad: he went to school in Tynemouth (where this film was made outside the town's Grand Hotel). With Stan unaware how popular the team had become in Britain, his low-key homecoming - with Ollie tagging along to try some Scottish golf courses - became a full-scale promotional tour, the duo mobbed by hordes of adoring fans wherever they went. (Vic Pratt) You can see the complete film and over 2000 other titles free in BFI Mediatheques - www.bfi.org.uk
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Dolores del Río - Bird of Paradise (1932) home
Dolores del Río - Bird of Paradise (1932) home
Dolores del Rio, as Luana, with Joel McCrea in film "Bird of Paradise", where she falls in love with a visitor (McCrea), but she prefers to be sacrificed to the volcano god. Excellent film. Enjoy it =) Dolores del Río, como Luana, con Joel McCrea en el filme "Ave del Paraíso", donde ella se enamora de un visitante (McCrea), pero ella prefiere ser sacrificada al dios del volcán. Excelente película. Disfrútenla =)
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Malaysia, Penang in 1932 (Orang Asli)
Malaysia, Penang in 1932 (Orang Asli)
From an old film showing life along the Penang river and harbour (Georgetown?) The American commentary is condescending and even offensive in places. Yet, I have left it to give an idea of peoples' attitudes before the war. The film shows the life of the so-called orang asli aboriginal people.
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Cesca from SCARFACE (1932)
Cesca from SCARFACE (1932)
Mash-up-Mise En Scene. . . .by: Matthew Edwards / Super Edington (Film Instructor) (SCARFACE) 1932 Directed by Howard Hawks Produced by Howard Hughes This is a scene that I have extracted from the film and reproduced as a CULTURAL RELIC and HOMAGE, a perfect example of the timelessness and beauty of TRUE artistic expression and the MISE EN SCENE of HOWARD HAWKS. This is intended to be an educational and exhibitionary device for my cinema studies students. The video is intended to be a memorial to this great film (Unofficially) THIS IS NOT COMMERCE--IT IS FILM HISTORY! Hawkss shallow depth of field and the warmth of that 70 year old film stock and those long lenses create an overall texture that is mesmerizing to watch on a big screen. This scene in particular is highly recognized by Cineastes all over the world as one of the more famous sequences in the film. For one, it features a very charming yet sublime performance from, IMHO, one of the most underratted performers from that era of filmmaking: ANN DVORAK. The Studio system had total control of everything back then, and if you got on the wrong side of their contractual agreements your career could be shelved, and that is basically what happened to Ann Dvoraks career. Surely, it is the cinema of HOWARD HAWKS that we remember as being action packed and freshly innovative with his cinematic use of violence, but, this sequence contrasts all of that with its subtle charm and beauty as well as the sublimity of the music and <b>...</b>
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The Golfer with No Arms
The Golfer with No Arms
The Golfer with No Arms. Filmed in 1932 in the USA, this incredible footage shows the sheer skill of handicapped golfer Tom McAuliffe. By placing the club in between his neck, shoulders and face, he is able to drive the ball down the course despite not having any arms. Very impressive! CHECK OUT our channel: www.youtube.com Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com Join us on Facebook: www.facebook.com From the British Pathe newsreel archive: www.britishpathe.com
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The Snow Man (1932) [PG] Warning: This ain't Frosty The Snowman, kids!
The Snow Man (1932) [PG] Warning: This ain't Frosty The Snowman, kids!
► XmasFLIX.com ► Like! ► http Xmas MP3 ► XmasTRAX.com ► Podcast ► http Doyou believe in Santa Claus? Click here! ► TrustSanta.com The Snow Man (1932) A cute little Eskimo and his animal friends build a snowman. But this is no friendly Frosty. The snowman attacks them and wreaks havoc until it's destroyed by the Northern Lights. Directed and Animated By Ted Eshbaugh (February 5, 1906 - July 4, 1969) NOTE This controversial animated short was originally produced for Van Beuren Studios and released by RKO Radio Pictures on July 05, 1932. It was then edited and reproduced by Film Laboratories of Canada, Invincible in 1933. You are watching the original and unedited 1932 version. The story takes place in the frozen north. Our hero the Eskimo is bedding down for the winter. His pet, a seal that barks like a dog, beds down too. In the spring, everybody gets up. We find that the seal/dog has had pups! All is well and happy. All the cute little animals frolic and play in the snow, building a snowman. Suddenly, the mood changes. The snowman comes to life and starts attacking everybody! He eats a fish in a rather gruesome display, gains a big deep voice, and wrecks a church. It looks like there is no stopping him, but our hero the Eskimo knows what to do. Even the eaten fish has the final laugh. In the early thirties, the success of James Whales Frankenstein made the film a point of reference. New films, even plain mysteries, were advertised or critiqued as being Frankenstein <b>...</b>
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Charlie Chaplin original home movies Java Bali 1932
Charlie Chaplin original home movies Java Bali 1932
Charlie Chaplin visited Java and Bali with his half brother Sidney in 1932. Together they took 16 mm black and white movie footage. Charlie Chaplin travelled to "Batavia" (now Jakarta) on a mail steamer from Singapore......with his half brother Sydney they travelled to Bandung where they refreshed at the Grand Hotel Preanger....they went on to Garut, Borobudur Temple, Surabaya and then to Bali. Mr Chaplin was shown aroun Bali by artist and poet Wouter Spies (the young blonde headed man in the footage)....for 25 usd Charlie Chaplin hired out a local village to dance and perform whilst on Bali. Charlie Chaplin commented on the bare breasted ladies of Bali. Full details are in Mr Chaplin's writings "A comedian sees the world".....
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Betty Boop 1932 Cab Calloway "Minnie the Moocher"
Betty Boop 1932 Cab Calloway "Minnie the Moocher"
Cab Calloway appears with Betty Boop in the Talkartoon Minnie the Moocher, Betty's 17th cartoon appearance. This is justifiably one of the most famous cartoons ever made. The cartoon begins with actual film footage of Cab Calloway dancing a slow and sensuous dance in front of his orchestra, the former Missourians, while they perform the Prohibition Blues. This is the oldest known film footage of Cab. His attire is uncharacteristically casual, and we never get a good look at his face. We suspect that Cab wasn't aware that the Fleischers were going to use the actual footage. The haunting and beautiful instrumental, Prohibition Blues, is an old Missourians piece that was recorded by them in early 1930, right before Cab took over as leader of their band. This cartoon has the only recording of the piece with Cab Calloway. By early 1932, when this cartoon was produced, the group had been renamed "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra," but in this film, they are still wearing their old Missourians uniforms. The story commences in Betty Boop's home, where we find her weeping bitterly at the kitchen table while her father berates her for not eating. Her mother stands by, glowering at both of them with her arms folded across her chest. Betty is perhaps plumper than usual in this cartoon, and her eyes are somewhat smaller. Her parents are German Jews; the father's name is Otto, but the mother's name is never mentioned. This would have been a familiar sort of family for a great many <b>...</b>
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Congorilla - 1932 (excerpt)
Congorilla - 1932 (excerpt)
The first sound movie made entirely in Africa, Congorilla chronicles the Johnson's 3rd trip between 1930 and 1931. Premiering in 1932, the movie permitted audiences to hear what they had only been able to see during the Johnson's earlier work. In the movie, Martin and Osa revisit familiar territory in Kenya and Tanzania before moving on to Uganda and teh Congo basin. Along the way they film thousands of flamingoes at Lake Nakuru, migrating wildebeest and zebra in the Serengeti, and charging rhino in the Northern Frontier District of Kenya. Filming from a small boat on the Nile in Uganda, the Johnsons and their film crew recorded exciting encounters with large crocodiles and hippos. The latter part of the film is devoted to the seven months they spent in the Ituri Forest with the Mbuti peoples. They capture village life despite the high humidity which caused batteries to corrode and mildew to form on camera cases. This film is available on dvd for sale and footage is available for licensing from www.SafariMuseum.com.
