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The first in Turner Classic Movies' month-long celebration of Gay Pride, this 1912 silent film is one of the first portrayal of an obviously "gay" character on screen.
Another delightful scene between Ramon Novarro and Dorothy Janis from 1928's, "The Pagan".
Ramon Novarro, Joan Crawford and Ernest Torrence in a cute scene edited from 1928's "Across to Singapore".
Ramon Novarro crooning "How Can You Be So Charming?" from his first talking picture in 1929. Looks, charm and a voice, Ramon had it all.
Island boy, Ramon Novarro romances island girl, Dorothy Janis to the hit tune, "Pagan Love Song" in a delightful scene from "The Pagan". Note: This film was silent with a sychronized musical score on disc. The lip movements in the song do not always match, nor were they likely to have been intended to.
Ramon Novarro and Dorothy Janis in a simply wonderful scene from "The Pagan" (1928). Ramon's effortless charm here, is a sterling example of why he had the movie-going public wrapped around his little finger.
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The Jack Benny Program #157: Jack Goes to the Cafeteria (Season 12, Episode 8)
In the opening segment, Jack practices his lines on the bus on the way to the rehearsal for his show. While Don and the director are waiting for Jack to arrive, Jane Morgan sings "The Second Time Around." When Jack arrives, he flirts with Jane, then invites her to lunch. Don does the Lipton Tea commercial with a parrot that does so well Jack fires Don. Jack takes Jane to lunch at a cafeteria. He and Jane rehearse their lines for a skit about a fight between a husband and a wife; everyone in the cafeteria takes sides, and a brawl ensues. Guest stars: Fred De Cordova (Himself), Benny Rubin (Bus Driver), Dave Willock, Ross Elliott, Ned Miller, Jane Morgan (Herself), Shirley Mitchell, Frank Gerstle, Mimi Doyle, Ginny Tyler, Victor Sen Yung, Vito Scotti, Charity Grace, Edith Simmons, Lee Millar, Robert Bice, Fred Graham, George Barrows, Gil Perkins. First aired: 12/10/1961.
From 1918 comes this silent classic with Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton. Roscoe's wife wants him committed to the No Hope Sanitarium for a cure from drink. He is greeted by blood spattered, cleaver-wielding Buster and a barely clad female patient. He eats a thermometer and must be rushed into surgery. The gags are solid and well-paced. Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle is as charming as ever. Buster Keaton continues to develop his great stone face. And Al St. John puts in some of his best work. Good Night Nurse! is one of the funniest films Arbuckle ever made.
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From 1928 comes this Laurel and Hardy comedy. When Laurel visits Hardy at home, hi-jinx occur and the Mrs. orders them out. They go to a golf course where they try to impress two young ladies and wind up in a mud-slinging fight with other golfers.
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The Jack Benny Program #158: Jack Writes a Song (Season 12, Episoce 9)
Jack cleans out his desk and finds a song he wrote 15 years ago, entitled "When you say I beg your pardon, then I'll come back to you." Film composer Dimitri Tiomkin is coming over in the evening at Jack's request, so that he can get permission to use the music from High Noon in a sketch on his program, and Jack decides to ask him to arrange the song he wrote himself, so that it will be a big hit. At home, locksmiths arrive to open his vault, and Don comes by to practice ventriloquism in a State Farm commercial. Tiomkin arrives with his dog, and Jack plays his song on the violin with disastrous results. Guest stars: Maudie Prickett (Ms. Gordon), Benny Rubin (Locksmith), Ned Miller (Charlie), Dimitri Tiomkin (Himself). First aired: 12/17/1961.
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The Jack Benny Program #142: Jack Dreams He's a Surgeon (Season 11, Episode 19)
Jack and Rochester are cleaning Jack's attic; Jack can't stand to throw anything away. Don arrives, and finds an abstract painting in which he claims to see a man in a car who is happy because he has State Farm Car Insurance. Rochester finds a box of papers that contains Jack's application to medical school. Rochester daydreams about what Benny would have been like as a surgeon. Guest stars: Mel Blanc (Dr. Von Struneheimer) , Claudia Barrett (3rd Nurse), Ruth Brady (2nd Nurse), Joan Tabor (1st Nurse), Tyler McVey (Doctor) First aired: February 26, 1961.
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The Jack Benny Program #084: Christmas Shopping (Season 8, Episode 7)
Jack goes Christmas shopping in a large deptartment store and has trouble making up his mind. Dennis Day sings "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer". Jack encounters Nelson as the floor manager, Blanc and Pepper as salespeople, Rubin as a bandit. The Sportsmen Quartet sing the Lucky commercial in the elevator. Guest stars: Charles Cantor, Mel Blanc (Salesman), Frank Nelson (Floorwalker), Sam Hearn, Benny Rubin (Bandit) , Lois Wilson (Herself), Barbara Pepper (Saleswoman), Gil Frye. First aired: 12/15/1957.
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The Jack Benny Program #127: Gisele Mackenzie (Season 11, Episode 4)
Jack gets a haircut between the dress rehearsal and the show; none of the barbers want to do it because his tips are so small. Don and Oscar the seal do the State Farm commercial. Gisele sings 'Smile'. Jack asks her for a date, but she is busy giving a party to which she has not invited Jack. They do their violin duet, during which Jack's ten dollar suit from Hong Kong comes to pieces. Guest star: Iris Adrian (Mildred), Pitt Herbert, Gisele MacKenzie (Herself), Richard Deacon , Rolfe Sedan (Andre), Bobby Johnson, Shirley Mitchell, Jon Chevron. First aired: 11/6/1960.
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The Jack Benny Program #137: Jack at the Supermarket (Season 11, Episode 14)
Rochester has won a gin rummy game with Jack, so he is golfing while Jack does the housework. Jack plays gin rummy with Don, and he ends up doing the housework. Dennis arrives to sing his new song, Let there be love. Jack goes to the supermarket. He has trouble getting a basket loose; he is insulted by Frank Nelson and buys fruit from Benny Rubin; he keeps an eye out for a bargain, such as the alphabet soup which has been marked down because it is in Latin. Herb Vigran (meat vendor), Benny Rubin (fruit vendor), Frank Nelson (Grocery clerk) , Karen Norris (Tommy's mother), Flip Mark (Tommy), Roy Glenn (Roy), Audrey Clark. First aired: 1/22/1961.
In my opinion the most hilarious Goofy ever. Really makes you wanna... SMOKE !
Half-hour promo film sent to affiliates to promote the 1961 CBS fall season to advertisers and audiences. Hosts include Rod Serling and Andy Griffith. A look at what a great television season used to be and a few surprises too! (PD title).
Public Domain movie! info: http://www.archive.org/details/DoughandDynamite
PDmovie<br> download: http://www.archive.org/details/LoveNest <br><br> info:<br> http://www.csfd.cz/film.php?5115<br> http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0014218/
