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Gone With the Wind...Rhett and Scarlett trying to look 'respectable'   

Baby Boom..separation anxiety   

 

Although I guess it's technically a carriage, rather than a stroller (?) my first thought was the Odessa Steps scene from Battleship Potempkin                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

[TopBilled]

Yeah, I think baby carriage and baby stroller are close enough.

[cinemaman]

THREE  MEN  AND  A  BABY   1987

[LonesomePolecat]

3 hours ago, TopBilled said:

Yeah, I think baby carriage and baby stroller are close enough.

Peter Pan escapes from his Pram (carriage) as portrayed in HOOK

Runaway stroller in GHOSTBUSTERS II

...which echoed the runaway stroller in BATTLESHIP POTEMPKIN

Stroller in a knife fight in UNDERCOVER BLUES

 

[GGGGerald]

Battleship Potemkin (1925)

That Touch of Mink (1962)

 

 

[Peebs]

The Bishop's Wife (1947)  Cary Grant stops a baby carriage before if rolls into traffic

 

Bundle of Joy (1956)

 

The Untouchables (1987)  gets inspiration from  Odessa Steps scene from Battleship Potempkin

 

The Witches (1990)  Angelica Huston pushes a baby in a carriage down a hill

[TopBilled]

one thousand nine hundredth category

A fragment is preserved

CLEOPATRA (1917)
THE GREAT MOMENT (1921)
ALICE ADAMS (1923)

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Flaming Youth (1923) ushered in the age of the flapper, and made Colleen Moore a star...only fragments remain at the Library of Congress...they can be seen here:  https://youtu.be/88PMhS1oYjs;   here's a separate tinted scene:  

The Face in the Fog  (1922) starred Lionel Barrymore as Boston ****                                                            

 

[Peebs]

Annabelle's Affairs (1931)  one reel survives

 

Chasing Rainbows (1930) black and white portion survives but Technicolor sequences are lost

[GGGGerald]

GOLD DIGGERS OF Broadway (1929)

BEAU SABREUR (1928)

THE GREAT GATSBY (1926)

[LonesomePolecat]

Many, many films were found in pieces under the hockey rink in Dawson City, Alaska, and only fragments remain. Here is wikipedia's incomplete list of some of the movies, many of which fragments can be seen in the amazing documentary DAWSON CITY FROZEN TIME:

• A Trip through Palestine (1907)
• Pasquali and co (1909)
• The Girl of the Northern Woods (1910), Thanhouser^[6]

• Birth of Flowers (1911)
• Elephant Racing at Perak (1911)

• The New Woman and The Lion (1912)
• A Chrismas accident (1912)
• Out of the Deep End (1912)
• The Martyrs (1912)
• His Madonna (1912)
• The Frog (1912)
• Giuseppe’s good fortune (1912)
• Circumstantial evidence (1912)
• A Winter's visit to Central Park (1912)
• The Butler and the Maid (1912), Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
• Brutality (1912), D.W. Griffith, Biograph Company.

• Draga, The Gypsy (1913), Rex Motion Picture Company
• Until we Three meet again (1913)
• What is the use of Repinning (1913)
• The Pit and The Pendulum (1913)
• Pure Gold and Dross (1913)
• Balaoo (1913)
• Protecting San Francisco from Fire (1913), Keystone Film Company

• Pathé's Weekly #17 (1914)
• Wildfire (1914)
• Daybreak (1914)
• White Dove's Sacrifice (1914)

• The Scandal Mongers (1915)
• The Bludgeon (1915)
• The Price (1915)

• The Half-Breed (1916), Allan Dwan, Triangle
• The End of the Rainbow (1916)
• The Rail Rider (1916)
• The Mysterious Mrs M (1916)
• Gloriana (1916)
• Temperance Town (1916)
• The Unpardonable Sin (1916)
• If my Country should call (1916)
• The Hidden Scar (1916)
• The Vicar of Wakefield (1916)
• Threads of Fate (1916)
• The Salamander (1916)
• The Closer Road (1916)
• The Iron Hand (1916)
• Barriers of Society (1916)
• Her Soul's Inspiration (1916)
• The Social Buccaneer (1916), Jack Conway, Universal Film Manufacturing Company, Inc.
• The Strange Case of Mary Page (1916), J. Charles Haydon, Essanay Studios

• The Recoil (1917)
• Polly of the Circus (1917)
• The Stolen Paradise (1917)
• It Happened to Adele (1917)
• The Little Orphan (1917)
• A Soul for Sale (1917)
• Princess virtue (1917)
• A Girl's Folly (1917)
• An Even Break (1917)
• Chicken Casey (1917)
• The Awakening (1917)
• The Hunting of the Hawk (1917)

• The Marriage Lie (1918)
• Bread (1918)
• The Sea Waif (1918)
• The Stolen Hours (1918)
• British War Office (1918)

• British Canadian Pathé News 81A (1919)
• International News, Vol. 1, Issue 52 (1919)
• The Montreal Herald Screen Magazine (1919)
• A Sagebrush Hamlet (1919)
• The Silver Girl (1919)
• The Exquisite Thief (1919), Tod Browning, Universal Film Manufacturing Company, Inc.

• The Little Clown (1921)

[TopBilled]

Interesting item, Lonesome. Thanks for posting about it!

[TopBilled]

one thousand nine hundred first category

Venus and Mars

VENUS (2006)
PRINCESS OF MARS (2009)
THE MARTIAN (2015)

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Venus:  Where you'd find The Queen of Outer Space (and ZsaZsa Gabor)  

It's also the home planet of the creature in It Conquered the World

 

 Vamping Venus  

The American Venus  

[Peebs]

How to Steal a Million (1966) statue called the Cellini Venus

 

Blonde Venus (1932)

 

Venus Flytrap from WKRP

 

[chaya bat woof woof]

The Martian Chronicles

One Touch of Venus

 

[LonesomePolecat]

Marvin the Martian

THE FIRST SPACESHIP ON VENUS

[LonesomePolecat]

THE SIGN OF VENUS

SWORD OF VENUS

THE NAKED VENUS

SPEEDING VENUS

EVER SINCE VENUS

VENUS ON TRIAL

TEMPLE OF VENUS

VENUS OF THE SOUTH SEAS

GOLDEN VENUS

VENUS OF VENICE

[LiamCasey]

Rockshow (1980) - The Paul McCartney and Wings concert film which opens with Venus and Mars:

"🎵Sitting in the stand of the sports arena, waiting for the show to begin. Red lights, green lights, strawberry wine. A good friend of mine follows the stars. Venus and Mars are alright tonight. 🎵"

[LonesomePolecat]

AELITA: QUEEN OF MARS

FLASH GORDON'S TRIP TO MARS

INVADERS FROM MARS

FLIGHT TO MARS

DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS

Kenneth Mars and the movie PRESENTING LILY MARS

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS

[GGGGerald]

Eyes Of Laura Mars (1978)

Mars Blackmon - She's Gotta Have It (1986)

Venus In Furs (1969)

[TopBilled]

Fun examples yesterday!

one thousand nine hundred second category

Psychological comedies

SHE WOULDN’T SAY YES (1945)
THREE ON A COUCH (1966)
THE COUCH TRIP (1988)

[shutoo]

Harvey  

Oh, Men! Oh Women!  

Ginger Rogers as a patient again...Fred's the Doctor  in Carefree               

[Peebs]

What About Bob? (1991)

The President's Analyst (1967)

A Fine Madness (1966)

[chaya bat woof woof]

Analyze This (and its sequel)

Sex and the Single Girl

Annie Hall