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The Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden

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One of the undeniable highlights of any visit to The New York Botanical Garden is a walk through the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden. The beautiful, award-winning garden, featuring over 3,500 rose plants and more than 600 varieties, was designed in 1916 by the eminent landscape architect (and niece of Edith Wharton) Beatrix Jones Farrand. But it was only in 1988, through a generous gift from David Rockefeller in honor of his wife, Peggy, that the original design of the trailblazing Farrand was fully realized. But the Rose Garden is far more than just a beautiful place. Under the watch of curator Peter Kukielski, it is being transformed into one of the most disease-resistant rose gardens in the world. Kukielski and his staff have spent the past two years culling high-maintenance roses from the garden, replacing them with more than 1,700 varieties chosen for their disease resistance and ease of care. In addition, the rose garden staff have been conducting an Earth-Kind Roses trial in an effort to pinpoint the roses best suited to Northeastern growing conditions

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1916 Luke's Movie Muddle (Harold Lloyd, Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels)

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Updated: 07 Jun 2015
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Lonesome Luke has a movie theater and also works the box office and as an usher. He has to put up with, among other things, an incompetent projectionist who falls asleep all the time. Complications ensue. Cast Harold Lloyd ... Harold Snub Pollard ... Snub Bebe Daniels ... The Girl Charles Stevenson Billy Fay Fred C. Newmeyer Sammy Brooks Harry Todd Bud Jamison ... Angry customer Margaret Joslin ... Earl Mohan ... Customer with glasses Ray Robertson Harvey L. Kinney H.L. O'Connor Hilda Limbeck Estelle Harrison Gertrude Short Jewel Mason Peggy Heinse Eva Thatcher ... J.J. Martin Directed by Hal Roach Producer Hal Roach Details Country USA Release Date: December 3, 1916 Production Co: Rolin Films --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1916 Intolerance [Mae Marsh, Bessie Love, Lillian Gish]

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The story of a poor young woman, separated by prejudice from her husband and baby, is interwoven with tales of intolerance from throughout history. Cast Lillian Gish ... The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle Spottiswoode Aitken ... Brown Eyes's Father Mary Alden ... Uplifter Frank Bennett ... Charles IX Monte Blue ... The Strike Leader William H. Brown ... Father of the Bride of Cana / Warden Lucille Browne ... Uplifter Elmer Clifton ... The Rhapsode Miriam Cooper ... The Friendless One Josephine Crowell ... Catherine de Médicis Dore Davidson ... The Friendly Neighbor Sam De Grasse ... Arthur Jenkins Edward Dillon ... Crook Taylor N. Duncan ... Captain of the Gateg / Bodyguard of the Princess Beloved Pearl Elmore ... Uplifter Howard Gaye ... Jesus Christ / Cardinal de Lorraine Olga Grey ... Adultress Ruth Handforth ... Brown Eyes's Mother Robert Harron ... The Boy Joseph Henabery ... L'amiral de Coligny / Defendant Chandler House ... Page Lloyd Ingraham ... Judge of the Court Lillian Langdon ... Virgin Mary W.E. Lawrence ... Henri de Navarre Morris Levy ... Le duc de Guise Ralph Lewis ... The Governor Vera Lewis ... Mary Jenkins Walter Long ... The Musketeer of the Slums / Babylonian Warrior Bessie Love ... The Bride of Cana Julia Mackley ... Uplifter Mae Marsh ... The Dear One Marguerite Marsh ... Debutante Tully Marshall ... High Priest of Bel / Friend of the Musketeer John P. McCarthy ... Prison Guard A.W. McClure ... Father Fathley Seena Owen ... The Princess Beloved Alfred Paget ... Prince Belshazzar Eugene Pallette ... Prosper Latour Billy Quirk ... Bartender Allan Sears ... The Mercenary Maxfield Stanley ... Henri III Carl Stockdale ... King Nabonidus Constance Talmadge ... Marguerite de Navarre / The Mountain Girl F.A. Turner ... The Dear One's Father W.S. Van Dyke ... Cana Wedding Guest Erich von Ritzau ... First Pharisee George Walsh ... The Bridegroom of Cana Eleanor Washington ... Uplifter Margery Wilson ... Brown Eyes Tom Wilson ... The Kindly Policeman Sylvia Ashton ... Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance George Beranger ... Second Priest of Bel Barney Bernard ... Attorney for The Boy Frank Borzage ... Extra Kitty Bradbury ... Jenkins Party Guest John Bragdon ... Counselor of Charles IX Karl Brown ... Extra Tod Browning ... Crook Frank Brownlee ... The Mountain Girl's Brother Kate Bruce ... Old Babylonian Mother / The City Mother Edward Burns ... Charioteer of the Priest of Bel James Burns ... Charioteer of the Second Priest of Bel David Butler ... Babylonian Soldier Ernest Butterworth ... Extra Frank Campeau ... Extra Jewel Carmen ... Favorite of the Harem Francis Carpenter ... Child in Epilogue Peggy Cartwright ... Little Girl William E. Cassidy ... Extra Hazel Childers ... Jenkins Party Guest Lotta Clifton ... Dancer of Tammuz Dark Cloud ... Ethiopian Chieftan Constance Collier ... Extra Virginia Lee Corbin ... Child in Epilogue Gino Corrado ... The Runner Jack Cosgrave ... Chief Eunuch William Courtright ... Second Pharisee Donald Crisp ... Extra James Curley ... The Charioteer of Cyrus Ruth Darling ... Girl at the Marriage Market Max Davidson ... Kindly Neighbor Nigel De Brulier ... Extra Carol Dempster ... Favorite of the Harem The Denishawn Dancers ... Dancers Charles Eagle Eye ... Barbarian Chieftain Douglas Fairbanks ... Man on White Horse George Fawcett ... Babylonian Judge Clarence Geldart ... Extra Mildred Harris ... Favorite of the Harem Dell Henderson ... Extra Russell Hicks ... Extra Clyde E. Hopkins ... Jenkins's Secretary DeWolf Hopper Sr. ... Extra Luray Huntley ... Uplifter George James ... Councellor of Charles IX Daisy Jefferson ... Favorite of the Harem Noble Johnson ... Babylonian Soldier Martin Landry ... Auctioneer at the Marriage Market Robert Lawler ... Babylonian Judge Alberta Lee ... Wife of The Kindly Neighbor Jennie Lee ... Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance Elmo Lincoln ... The Mighty Man of Valor Wilfred Lucas ... Extra Francis McDonald ... Extra Arthur Meyer ... Brother of a Girl at the Marriage Market Felix Modjeska ... Bodyguard to the Princess Margaret Mooney ... Girl at the Marriage Market Directed by D. W. Griffith Titles by Anita Loos, Hettie Grey Baker Scenario by D. W. Griffith Produced by D. W. Griffith Cinematography by G. W. Bitzer Film Editing by D. W. Griffith, Rose Smith, James Smith Details Country USA Also Known As: Intolerance, Love's Struggle Through The Ages Release Date: September 5, 1916 Production Co: Triangle Film Corporation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Marion Harris sings "Paradise Blues" on Victor 18152 November 17, 1916

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Updated: 06 Dec 2013
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Marion Harris sings "Paradise Blues" on Victor 18152, recorded on November 17, 1916. Spencer Williams is the composer. Between making her first acoustic disc in 1916 and her first electrical disc in 1927, Marion Harris evolved from vaudeville "shouter," in the tradition of Sophie Tucker and Nora Bayes, to crooner. She began by recording mostly comic songs, blues, and Tin Pan Alley songs about blues as well as about the new music known as "jass." Towards the mid-1920s she made records that indicated a greater versatility and by the late 1920s her voice was different from earlier years, with Harris singing in the more intimate manner of torch singers such as Ruth Etting and Helen Morgan. Her late recordings suggest Harris had more vocal training than these singers. She was born Mary Ellen Harrison in 1896, at least according to obituaries, which may be inaccurate since they were only based on press releases approved at some point by Harris herself. The month and day are unknown. Even the year is open to question since no researcher has located a birth certificate. She may have wanted her background to remain obscure since a century ago many Americans looked down upon stage performers. Women were stigmatized if they worked in vaudeville. Harris may have been one of the many performers from middle-class backgrounds who were evasive or deceptive about their roots to avoid embarrassing family members. Newspaper obituaries state that she was born in the small town of Henderson, Kentucky, but no documents relating to a Mary Ellen Harrison exist in Henderson County, Kentucky. Columbia's September 1920 supplement states, "Marion Harris is a Kentucky girl and a descendant of Benjamin Harrison." The reference may be to the Harrison who signed the Declaration of Independence though most readers would infer that the Harrison here was the 23rd President of the United States. Her first recording, "I Ain't Got Nobody Much," was made on August 9, 1916, and issued on Victor 18133 in October. An example of her early association with jazz is her mid-1917 recording of Gene Buck and Dave Stamper's "When I Hear That Jazz Band Play" from Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic. Variety on November 22, 1918, confirms that Harris was only beginning to gain recognition: "Marion Harris, comparatively new to New York vaudeville, may be said to have stopped the show. Tall, very blonde, her locks dressed in an original fashion, she is an animated picture of youthful vivacity." Harris moved from Victor to the Columbia Graphophone Company in early 1920, making her Columbia debut with "Left All Alone Again Blues" (A2939). Elaborate, full-page advertisements in Talking Machine World publicized that she was exclusive to Columbia. The company's advertisement department provided dealers with Harris posters, window streamers, hearing room hangers, and cardboard cutouts. Columbia instructed its dealers to declare in shops that August 28 to September 3, 1920, was Marion Harris Week Many of her Columbia discs sold well. Harris remained with Columbia for two years, shifting to the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company in August 1922. She may have made this change because Columbia was financially troubled at this time, in contrast to Brunswick's steady growth as a record manufacturer. She recorded for Brunswick regularly from August 1922 to April 1925. Many of her early Brunswicks feature the type of songs she had recorded for Victor and Columbia, and even some late Brunswick discs, such as her jazzy 1924 "Charleston Charlie," share much with her 1916 "My Syncopated Man." Her last acoustically cut Brunswick number shares little with the earlier comic and blues work, instead foreshadowing the crooning style that would be fashionable in the late 1920s. Just as Brunswick shifted to the electrical recording process, she took a hiatus from her recording career, with stage work and especially family taking precedence. By the late 1930s she had evidently retired from show business. She married a London theatrical agent named Leonard Urry. Old friends contacted Harris at the Hotel Le Marquis during the week she was there, including vaudevillian Rose Perfect and former Ziegfeld queen Peggy Hopkins Joyce. On Sunday, April 23, 1944, Harris spoke on the telephone with Joyce to make dinner plans for the following week. The New York Daily Mail states, "Then, apparently, she fell asleep while smoking a cigaret." The time was around 6:00 p.m. Variety on April 26, 1944, reports, "According to police, the singer had gone to bed with a lighted cigaret that ignited the mattress. Not disclosed whether she died of burns or suffocation."

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Marion Harris sings "Paradise Blues" on Victor 18152 November 17, 1916

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Marion Harris sings "Paradise Blues" on Victor 18152, recorded on November 17, 1916. Spencer Williams is the composer. Between making her first acoustic disc in 1916 and her first electrical disc in 1927, Marion Harris evolved from vaudeville "shouter," in the tradition of Sophie Tucker and Nora Bayes, to crooner. She began by recording mostly comic songs, blues, and Tin Pan Alley songs about blues as well as about the new music known as "jass." Towards the mid-1920s she made records that indicated a greater versatility and by the late 1920s her voice was different from earlier years, with Harris singing in the more intimate manner of torch singers such as Ruth Etting and Helen Morgan. Her late recordings suggest Harris had more vocal training than these singers. She was born Mary Ellen Harrison in 1896, at least according to obituaries, which may be inaccurate since they were only based on press releases approved at some point by Harris herself. The month and day are unknown. Even the year is open to question since no researcher has located a birth certificate. She may have wanted her background to remain obscure since a century ago many Americans looked down upon stage performers. Women were stigmatized if they worked in vaudeville. Harris may have been one of the many performers from middle-class backgrounds who were evasive or deceptive about their roots to avoid embarrassing family members. Newspaper obituaries state that she was born in the small town of Henderson, Kentucky, but no documents relating to a Mary Ellen Harrison exist in Henderson County, Kentucky. Columbia's September 1920 supplement states, "Marion Harris is a Kentucky girl and a descendant of Benjamin Harrison." The reference may be to the Harrison who signed the Declaration of Independence though most readers would infer that the Harrison here was the 23rd President of the United States. Her first recording, "I Ain't Got Nobody Much," was made on August 9, 1916, and issued on Victor 18133 in October. An example of her early association with jazz is her mid-1917 recording of Gene Buck and Dave Stamper's "When I Hear That Jazz Band Play" from Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic. Variety on November 22, 1918, confirms that Harris was only beginning to gain recognition: "Marion Harris, comparatively new to New York vaudeville, may be said to have stopped the show. Tall, very blonde, her locks dressed in an original fashion, she is an animated picture of youthful vivacity." Harris moved from Victor to the Columbia Graphophone Company in early 1920, making her Columbia debut with "Left All Alone Again Blues" (A2939). Elaborate, full-page advertisements in Talking Machine World publicized that she was exclusive to Columbia. The company's advertisement department provided dealers with Harris posters, window streamers, hearing room hangers, and cardboard cutouts. Columbia instructed its dealers to declare in shops that August 28 to September 3, 1920, was Marion Harris Week Many of her Columbia discs sold well. Harris remained with Columbia for two years, shifting to the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company in August 1922. She may have made this change because Columbia was financially troubled at this time, in contrast to Brunswick's steady growth as a record manufacturer. She recorded for Brunswick regularly from August 1922 to April 1925. Many of her early Brunswicks feature the type of songs she had recorded for Victor and Columbia, and even some late Brunswick discs, such as her jazzy 1924 "Charleston Charlie," share much with her 1916 "My Syncopated Man." Her last acoustically cut Brunswick number shares little with the earlier comic and blues work, instead foreshadowing the crooning style that would be fashionable in the late 1920s. Just as Brunswick shifted to the electrical recording process, she took a hiatus from her recording career, with stage work and especially family taking precedence. By the late 1930s she had evidently retired from show business. She married a London theatrical agent named Leonard Urry. Old friends contacted Harris at the Hotel Le Marquis during the week she was there, including vaudevillian Rose Perfect and former Ziegfeld queen Peggy Hopkins Joyce. On Sunday, April 23, 1944, Harris spoke on the telephone with Joyce to make dinner plans for the following week. The New York Daily Mail states, "Then, apparently, she fell asleep while smoking a cigaret." The time was around 6:00 p.m. Variety on April 26, 1944, reports, "According to police, the singer had gone to bed with a lighted cigaret that ignited the mattress. Not disclosed whether she died of burns or suffocation."

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Sherlock Holmes (1916) - TCM Intro (Lost and Found)

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Updated: 19 Oct 2015
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"The legendary sleuth locks wits with Professor Moriarty to save a girl kidnapped by blackmailers." Aired Sunday October 18, 2015.

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Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia

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Updated: 18 Jul 2014
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Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia Lieu : Peggy's Cove Province : Nouvelle-Écosse Date : 14 juillet 2014 Équipement : DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ Tous droits réservés à Unik Perspective. Cette vidéo n'est pas destinée à des fins publicitaires ou commerciales. ******************************************************** Location: Peggy's Cove Province: Nova Scotia When: July 14th, 2014 Gear: DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ All rights reserved to Unik Perspective. This video is not intended for commercial use, nor as an advertisement of a product, goods or service.

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Peggy Melati Sukma - Taubat

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gent anno 1916

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Beelden van stad Gent anno 1916

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Peggy O'Hara's Funeral Going Through Derry!

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Billy Jones - "Peggy O'Neil" (1921)

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Updated: 03 Jul 2010
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"Peggy O'Neil" Words and music by Harry Pease, Ed Nelson and Gilbert Dodge Performed by Billy Jones, tenor with orchestra Recorded June 1921 Brunswick 2108 William Reese Jones (March 15, 1889 - November 23, 1940) was a tenor who recorded during the 1920s and 1930s, finding fame as a radio star on The Happiness Boys radio program. Billy Jones worked in such occupations as mining, banking and blacksmithing before his 1918 recording debut. He recorded with the Cleartone Four, the Crescent Trio, the Harmonizers Quartet and the Premier Quartet, and he performed under a variety of names (Harry Blake, Billy Clarke, Lester George, Duncan Jones, Reese Jones, John Kelley, Dennis O'Malley, William Rees, Victor Roberts, Billy West, William West and Carlton Williams). After he met Ernie Hare in 1919, they teamed in 1920 when Brunswick executive Gus Haenschen had them sing an accompaniment on a Brunswick recording. They went on to do numerous recordings together for Brunswick, Edison and other companies. They began on radio October 18, 1921 on WJZ (Newark, New Jersey). Sponsored by the chain of Happiness Candy stores, they were heard on The Happiness Boys program beginning August 22, 1923 on New York's WEAF, moving to NBC from a run from 1926 to 1929. As the Happiness Boys, they sang popular tunes, mostly light fare and comic songs, and they joked with one another between numbers. By 1928, they were the highest paid singers in radio, earning $1,250 a week. The partnership ended with Hare's death on March 9, 1939. Jones continued to perform, teaming with Hare's 16-year-old daughter, Marilyn Hare, in 1939-40. He died November 23, 1940.

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Buddy Holly -- Peggy Sue

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Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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El conjunto vocal formado por los hermanos Mills, nacidos todos en Piqua (Ohio) formaron un grupo muy peculiar. Desde niños ya les gustaban cantar a coro al estilo de los "Barber Shop Quartet". Al principio eran conocidos como los "Four Boys and Kazoo". En 1929, gracias a una audición en la WSAI - una emisora de radio de Cincinnati-, les proporcionaron un contrato de diez meses y una gira por varios estados del Sur. De la mano del pianista-empresario, Seger Ellis, los Mills Brothers, se trasladaron a New York y consiguieron grabar entre 1931 y 1933, varios discos para la "Brunswick" y al año siguiente con la DECCA. Firmar con esta ultima compañia los hizo famosos ya que sus discos se exportaban a todo el mundo y tuvieron un éxito enorme. Su estilo, muy jazzistico, hizo que fueran numerosas las bandas de swing que los acompañaron, entre ellas la de Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway o la de Don Redman. Su participación en numerosas películas también les proporcionó una popularidad añadida, siendo la mas famosa de ella la titulada: "The Big Broadcast". De gira por Europa, en 1934 actuaron en el celebre teatro londinense "Palladium" al que volvieron al año siguiente. En 1936, John Mills murió y su padre, que regentaba una barbería pero tenía una buena voz de bajo, se unió a sus hijos para evitar la disolución del grupo. Estuvo con ellos hasta 1956. Con la llegada de la Televisión los Mills Brothers, tuvieron otra gran oportunidad de aparecer ante el publico que los volvió a acoger con cariño y respeto. En la década de los sesenta, los Mills Brothers, decidieron dejar los escenarios y tuvieron la dignidad de ser siempre fieles a su estilo y muy respetuosos con el jazz. Entre sus temas de mayor éxito cabe destacar: "Paper Doll" de 1943 del que llegaron a venderse miles de copias. Los Mills Brothers, tuvieron papel destacado en la era del swing. Supieron crear su propio universo musical sobre la base de trasmitir en pequeñas miniaturas de gran valor el estilo vocal afroamericano. http://www.apoloybaco.com Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/3UN3u1Ff98tnYhRKV0qHnw iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/es/album/vintage-music-no-159-lp-the/id447320755 Síguenos en: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/vintagem.es Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/user/vintagemusic Web: http://www.vintagemusic.es BoutiqAlia: http://www.boutiqalia.com/boutiqalia/musica-vintage.html (compra física de CD)

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Lemmy Kilmister, Slim Jim _ Danny B - Peggy Sue got married.mp4

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Updated: 19 Jun 2011
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Una verdadera exquisitez, "in the beggining back in 1955" es nuestro lema, en el 55 se crearon las Wayfarer y nació el Rock n Roll y no existe mejor tributo al Rock clàsico que este disco

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★PEGGY先生の懶人料理教室・第四集★　杯麵湯茶碗蒸

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Updated: 13 Nov 2015
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夜媽媽，一個杯麵做宵夜都唔夠食？可以加多隻蛋，做杯麵湯茶碗蒸，享受唔同湯底蒸水蛋，食完今晚零舍好瞓。杯麵湯茶碗蒸材料杯麵湯　1碗雞蛋　　1隻

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My Dear Acquaintance (A Happy New Year) by Peggy Lee (1960)

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Updated: 31 Dec 2015
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My Dear Acquaintance (A Happy New Year) by Peggy Lee (1960) song edited with clips from The Gold Rush (1925) starring Charlie Chaplin. Check out my other New Year and Holiday music videos on my channel. I do not own rights to any of the music or videos. This is a fan tribute.

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Bouncing Baby (1916 Silent Film)

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Updated: 17 Jun 2009
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Excerpt of original. A one-reel comedy made in 1916 in Jacksonville. To see full-length versions of this and other videos from the State Archives of Florida, visit http://www.floridamemory.com/video/. Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.state.fl.us Persistent URL: http://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/232392

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The Mystery of the Leaping Fish- Douglas Fairbanks -1916-Coke Ennyday- A nice comedy film

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"The Mystery of the Leaping Fish" (1916) is a short film starring Douglas Fairbanks and Bessie Love. In this unusually broad comedy for Fairbanks, the acrobatic leading man plays "Coke Ennyday," a cocaine-shooting detective parody of Sherlock Holmes given to injecting himself with cocaine from a bandolier of syringes worn across his chest and liberally helping himself to the contents of a hatbox-sized round container of white powder labeled "COCAINE" on his desk. The film, written by D.W. Griffith, Tod Browning, and Anita Loos, displays a lighthearted attitude toward cocaine and opium. Fairbanks otherwise lampoons Sherlock Holmes with checkered detective hat, coat, and even car, along with the aforementioned propensity for injecting cocaine whenever he feels momentarily down, then laughing with delight. In addition to observing visitors at his door on what appears to be a closed-circuit television referred to in the title cards as his "scientific periscope," a clock-like sign on the wall reminds him to choose between "EATS, DRINKS, SLEEPS, and DOPE". Although the deerstalker hat and cocaine references make The Mystery of the Leaping Fish a spoof of Sherlock Holmes, the name "Coke Ennyday" is play on Craig Kennedy, the American version of Holmes who debuted in the December 10 issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine. Douglas Fairbanks (May 23, 1883 -- December 12, 1939) was an American actor, screenwriter, director and producer. He was best known for his swashbuckling roles in silent films such as The Three Musketeers, Robin Hood, and The Mark of Zorro. An astute businessman, Fairbanks was a founding member of United Artists. Fairbanks was also a founding member of The Motion Picture Academy and hosted the first Oscars Ceremony in 1929. With his marriage to Mary Pickford in 1920, the couple became Hollywood royalty and Fairbanks was referred to as "The King of Hollywood", a nickname later passed on to actor Clark Gable. His career rapidly declined with the advent of the "talkies". His final film was The Private Life of Don Juan (1934). Douglas Fairbanks ... Coke Ennyday Bessie Love ... The Little Fish Blower Alma Rubens ... His Female Accomplice Allan Sears ... Gent Rolling in Wealth (billed as A.D. Sears) Charles Stevens ... Japanese Accomplice Tom Wilson ... Police Chief I.M. Keene George Hall ... Japanese Accomplice (uncredited) William Lowery ... Gang leader (uncredited) Joe Murphy ... Footman on vehicle (uncredited) B.F. Zeidman ... Scenario editor (uncredited) Resources: wikipedia.org, archive.org English sub: HandyCinema New soundtrack and dubbing: HandyCinema Music: Kevin Mac Leod (incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence: Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Peggy Glanville Hicks: Prelude for a Pensive Pupil (1958)

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Updated: 31 May 2015
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Peggy Glanville-Hicks (1912-1990): Prelude for a Pensive Pupil (1958). Yvar Mikhashoff, pianoforte. Cover image: painting by Tamara De Lempicka. *** The music published in our channel is exclusively dedicated to divulgation purposes and not commercial. This within a program shared to study classic educational music of the 1900's (mostly Italian) which involves thousands of people around the world. If someone, for any reason, would deem that a video appearing in this channel violates the copyright, please inform us immediately before you submit a claim to Youtube, and it will be our care to remove immediately the video accordingly.

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Billy May - Theme From Mission Impossible

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Updated: 30 Nov 2008
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Billy May (1916 2004) was an American composer, arranger and musician. At Capitol May wrote arrangements for many top artists. These included Frank Sinatra; Nat King Cole ; Stan Freberg, Peggy Lee ;Sue Raney; Vic Damone; Jeri Southern ; Keely Smith; Bobby Darin ; Nancy Wilson; Matt Monro ; Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney and Sir George Shearing .

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BG ПРЕВОД Peggy Zina - Siga Siga Лека - Полека (HD)

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ТИХОМИР Facebook: Гръцка музика завинаги. Greek music forever

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"Hoodoo Ann" (1916) starring Mae Marsh and Robert Harron

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Updated: 01 Jan 2014
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BREAKING NEWS: Silent Hall of Fame has launched a kickstarter campaign to raise funds for the preproduction of a new documentary. We offer eight levels of generous rewards for donations of every budget. Please donate to help make the new documentary a reality and please spread the word about this campaign to those likely to support the cause of bringing belated recognition to overlooked silent movie stars. Thanks! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2028711795/feature-documentary-about-overlooked-silent-movie This is a short preview. You can watch the whole film here: http://silent-hall-of-fame.org/index.php/gems-for-donation "Hoodoo Ann" is a comedy-drama, featuring Robert Harron, a star of Silent Hall of Fame. You can see a slideshow of stills from this film and other interesting stuff on our website silent-hall-of-fame.org. Please support the legacy of silent movie stars by making a tax deductible contribution. Ann (Mae Marsh) is a young girl living in an orphanage who was left there one Friday, the thirteenth. Whether for this reason, or not, she is shunned by the other girls and disliked by the administrators. She is told during a palm reading that a curse will hang over her until she is married. In the same town lives Jimmie (Robert Harron ), a young aspiring artist. He gets no encouragement from his father, who one day tells him "If you think you are an artist, paint the fence." Things change for the better for Ann when one night a fire breaks out in the orphanage and she saves the favorite girl by carrying her out of the burning building to safety. Jimmie witnesses the fire and takes a good look at Ann. Everybody sees her as a heroine and she is adopted by a kindly childless elderly couple. Ann and Jimmie start a romance. One day he takes her to a "movin' pitcher", where she is very impressed by the action in a Western film. After returning home she does some role playing and accidentally fires a shot with a gun that was not supposed to be loaded. She traces the bullet through a hole in the wall and into the neighbor's house. She then peeks inside and sees the elderly neighbor lying on the floor. Ann is horrified for accidentally killing her neighbor. When Jimmie proposes marriage she tell him that she must not give him the reasons why, but she cannot marry him. She believes that a curse will hang over her all her life. Directed by Lloyd Ingraham Produced by The Fine Arts Film Company Scenario by Granville Warwick (D.W. Griffith) Based on a screen story by Granville Warwick (D.W. Griffith) Starring Mae Marsh, Robert Harron Distributed by Triangle Film Corporation Release date March 26, 1916 Running time 64 min. Country United States Language Silent film, English intertitles Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: "Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

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Walter Van Brunt - Luana Lou (1916)

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Updated: 23 Jan 2011
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Introduced in "Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic". Also recorded by the Peerless Quartet. Written by Gene Buck and Dave Stamper. Recorded in 1916.

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Frank Sinatra Louis Armstrong Peggy Lee Bing Crosby

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Duration: 2:19
Updated: 16 Dec 2012
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DVDELLYS Frank Sinatra Louis Armstrong Peggy Lee Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Francis Albert Sinatra, dit Frank Sinatra, né le 12 décembre 1915 à Hoboken, New Jersey et mort le 14 mai 1998 à Los Angeles, est un chanteur et acteur américain, né d'un père d'origine sicilienne et d'une mère originaire de Ligurie Italie Louis Armstrong Louis Daniel Armstrong (prononcer « Louis » à la française), né le 4 août 19011 à La Nouvelle-Orléans en Louisiane et mort le 6 juillet 1971 à New York, aussi connu sous les surnoms de Satchmo (pour satchel-mouth, littéralement bouche sacoche, est un musicien américain de jazz. D'une musique de folklore afro-américaine Peggy Lee Peggy Lee (Norma Deloris Egstrom) est une chanteuse, auteur de chansons et actrice américaine, née le 26 mai 1920 à Jamestown (Dakota du Nord) et morte le 21 janvier 2002 à Bel Air Californie Bing Crosby Bing Crosby (Harry Lillis Crosby) est un chanteur et acteur américain né le 3 mai 1903 à Tacoma dans l'État de Washington aux États-Unis et mort d'une crise cardiaque le 14 octobre 1977 à Madrid en Espagne, à l'âge de 74 ans. Il a investi des sommes importantes pour le développement des enregistrements à bande magnétique multipiste. (http://www.youtube.com/editor)

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