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I wonder if they are one of the theatres that TCM does special showings at. If not, they should be.

Of course, that would have set off a string of studio Shakespeare films leading to which one would get the highest box office, and maybe even would have jumpstarted Olivier's Shakespeare in film desire. It is a shame no one back then thought about it.

They could have done Romeo and Juliet for RKO.

Shame we can never see that scene, we just have this photo. But, Kate did Shakespeare well. Shame she never did Shakespeare on film. The only thing close to it was The Lion In Winter (1968).

So, NEO Backlot members- we are meeting at the Capitol Theatre in Gordon Square in the near future!

I knew you were trouble when you walked in.

It feels like beaver fur.

I love touching my stick. It is smooth to stroke. It's the stuff my dreams are made of.

Well, at least that's good enough to do a TCM Remembers montage.

It's been a while since I've read the book, but I can deduce that since his sisters were both younger than him, maybe his parents were actually better parents to his sisters than to him, and his mother knew it, and his father didn't care enough to change anything before he died. As for Gudrun, I remember reading how sexually liberating the 1920s were for women and since Britain got the head start on civil rights for women, Gudrun represents what was ahead that maybe Lawrence wanted to show and explore.

There is no one left to represent the Lollipop Guild. Rest In Peace.