mr6666 Posted July 1, 2014 Kiki (1926) Trail of '98 ('28) Court House Crooks (1915) A Submarine Pirate (1915) Look Pleasant, Please (1918) Take a Chance (1918) Captain Kidd's Kids (1919) Pandora's Box ('28) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
twtpark Posted July 1, 2014 Ahhhh...."Pandora's Box" on July 27. I will watch again. The kiss under the mistletoe is so memorable.Stays with you. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mr6666 Posted July 4, 2014 late Sun., 7-6 12:00 AM 97 min silent Kiki (1926) A Parisian dancer vies with a glamorous actress for a producer's heart. Dir: Clarence Brown Cast: Norma Talmadge , Ronald Colman , Gertrude Astor . (click title for article link) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mr6666 Posted July 9, 2014 airing Sun., 7-13 12:00 AM 88 min silent Trail of '98, The (1928) San Francisco boys risk their lives to scout gold in the Klondike. Dir: Clarence Brown Cast: Dolores Del Rio , Ralph Forbes , Karl Dane . LEONARD MALTIN REVIEW: D: Clarence Brown. Dolores Del Rio, Ralph Forbes, Karl Dane, Harry Carey, Tully Marshall, George Cooper, Russell Simpson, Emily Fitzroy. "Celebrated silent epic charting the effects of gold fever on various characters who leave home and embark on a grueling trek to Alaska during the Klondike gold rush of 1898. You can practically feel the bitter wind and freezing snow in this entertaining "Northern Western,'' with a vivid you-are-there quality and several spectacular scenes." Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
twtpark Posted July 15, 2014 No fan of Silents. But if i see a few more like "The Trail of 98" I will be!It had everything. Stunning visuals. No words were needed.The amazing Cooper River Rapids scenes. No wonder they were so realistic. Four stuntmen were killed filming them...the climb up dangerous and snowyChikoot Pass where hundreds of the Gold Fever prospectors looked like tiny ants crawling...the avalanche...the fight between Forbes abd Carey. Now That was a brawl!This almost forgotten last of the MGM Silents will certainly be remembered by TCMers after viewing. And one more thing..Director Clarence Brown sure knew his stuff! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mr6666 Posted July 22, 2014 airs late Sun., 7-27 12:15 AM 134 min silent Pandora's Box (1928) A young innocent's sexuality destroys all who come near her. Dir: G. W. Pabst Cast: Louise Brooks , Fritz Kortner , Daisy D'Ora . LEONARD MALTIN REVIEW: D: G. W. Pabst. Louise Brooks, Fritz Kortner, Franz (Francis) Lederer, Carl Goetz. "Hypnotic silent film stars legendary Brooks as flower girl who becomes protegee--then wife--of editor, with bizarre and unexpected consequences. Striking sexuality and drama, with Brooks an unforgettable Lulu. Scripters Pabst and Laszlo Wajda adapted two plays by Franz Wedekind." 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheGayDivorcee Posted July 23, 2014 airs late Sun., 7-27 12:15 AM 134 min silent Pandora's Box (1928) A young innocent's sexuality destroys all who come near her. Dir: G. W. Pabst Cast: Louise Brooks , Fritz Kortner , Daisy D'Ora . LEONARD MALTIN REVIEW: D: G. W. Pabst. Louise Brooks, Fritz Kortner, Franz (Francis) Lederer, Carl Goetz. "Hypnotic silent film stars legendary Brooks as flower girl who becomes protegee--then wife--of editor, with bizarre and unexpected consequences. Striking sexuality and drama, with Brooks an unforgettable Lulu. Scripters Pabst and Laszlo Wajda adapted two plays by Franz Wedekind." Thanks for the advance notice. Watching Louise Brooks in this is always a treat. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
1kaleman Posted July 27, 2014 Lulu should never had that Christmas kiss under the mistletoe! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
midwestan Posted July 28, 2014 I had never seen Pandora's Box until last night, and even then, it was on so late that I couldn't stay up to watch all of it. What I did see (first 45 minutes), I liked very much. Too bad Louise Brooks never made a bigger splash in Hollywood, but after reading her IMDB bio, I guess it just wasn't in the cards. Has anyone seen any of her talkies? I haven't, so I was just wondering if it was her voice that was as much a detriment to her career as it was her attitude toward the motion picture industry in general. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
