Mary Pickford's "THE HOODLUM" on TCM tonight! TCM Premier!

[gagman66]

Another Television debut of a long unseen *Mary Pickford* feature from 1919 *THE HOODLUM* is being unveiled this evening on Silent Sundays. As with *THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL,* I have never seen this movie before. New orchestral score composed by *Bonnie Ruth Janofsky,* a composer who I am not familiar with. Hope that it is good. The film has been restored by *AMPAS,* and unlike the debut the other night, I believe there should be 35 materials of *THE HOODLUM* to draw from. Here's hoping for a crisp new print. Don't forget to tune in or record the broadcast! This picture has not yet been released on DVD.

 

 

 

 

 

[ugaarte]

Gagman . . . this is such a beautiful & rich portrait

of our Mary pickford . . .

and such a classic pose of the turn of the century look . . .

Roses, Ribbons, Laces, Pearls & Curls . . .

She's absolutely stunning & possesses such an enduring look.

Wonderful colors, Gagman.

Thank you for posting,

Sincerely,

Ugaarte

P.S. i'm going to make sure I catch 'The Hoodlum'.

I'm looking forward to seeing it tonight.

[ugaarte]

. . . Correction: I meant to say, ". . . she possesses such an ENDEARING quality. . . "

[gagman66]

ugaarte,

 

Hope you got to see *THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL* last Wednesday? It was really wonderful. Here is another enchanting photo.

 

 

 

 

*Pickford-"Bird Talk"*

[ugaarte]

I so agree with your Portraits of Mary Pickford . . .

I wish I had the last 2 picture you've posted here,

to hang on my wall.

 

I commented on your other thread of Mary Picford, too.

 

Thanks again Gagman

for posting.

 

Regards,

Ugaarte

[gagman66]

ugaarte,

 

Yes, I love the photo with the Finch. I think it is from *DADDY LONG LEGS,* because I seem to remember a sequence like that? I haven't seen it in a number of years though and do not recall for sure? There doesn't seem to be much similarity between the Pickford and Temple films. They are essentially two completely different stories with the same title. I believe Shirley's movie was released in 1939 and was filmed in Technicolor.

 

Interesting about your father. My dad loved his Finch's, and had feeders in both the front and back yards when I was a kid. So many different colors. My Father wasn't born until 1932, but He's been gone now for 13 years, and my Mother passed on 8 years ago this past October.

 

I added several photos to the old HOLLYWOOD REVUE of 1929 Thread that you might not have seen yet.

[ugaarte]

Hi Gagman . . .

 

What a Wonderful Memory, among others I'm sure,

your Dad must have left you with, ONE BEING

the feeding of the the Finches he loved . . .

 

My Mother also passed away 13 Years Ago this month,

and she too loved Birds . . . but hers were in the form

of colorful ceramic Birds, which she had all over our house.

sHE USED TO LET ME pLAY WITH THEM & i'D CREATE A WHOLE sTORY

WITH THEM. aND My Dad passed away 11 years ago in Sept '99 ...

I miss them both VERY MUCH.

 

As far as 'HOLLYWOOD REVUE OF 1929' i THINK i SAW ALL YOUR

wONDERFUL PHOTOS THAT YOU'VE pOSTED THERE. mY LATEST ENTRY

WAS ON oCT 31, 2010 ..... iT WAS THE lAST eNTRY TO THE tHREAD ....

i HAD TO GO DOWN 9 pAGES TO LOCATE THE tHREAD, bUT i HAVE

eVERY fAITH THAT 'sHE'LL' rEAR HER bEAUTIFUL hEAD UP, ONCE aGAIN !

 

rEGARDS,

uGAARTE

[ugaarte]

Sorry about the Printing of my text . . .

I didn't mean for it to come out that way.

[gagman66]

ugaarte,

 

Whoops, my mistake on the Shirley Temple movie. I was of course mixing up *POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL* with *THE LITTLE PRINCESS.* for some reason. But hey I do the same with Mary Pickford's versions too! Anyway, you were correct about 1936 for Shirley's version. Did you get to see *THE HOODLUM?*