She's remembered now, if at all, as "what's her name, the good- looking blonde who got James Cagney's grapefruit in the ...

As the silent era drew to a close, Lillian Gish — one of the day's greatest film stars (second only to Mary Pickford in my book) — was...

1929's Piccadilly opens on a love triangle — a nightclub dancer (Gilda Gray) in love with the club's owner (Jameson Thomas) while...

Beggars of Life is the story of a teenage girl (Louise Brooks) who kills her stepfather in order to avoid being raped. Disguising herself...

On September 14-16, In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood is hosting The Lauren Bacall Blogathon . For reasons I won't go into her...

Katie-Bar-The-Door is still out of town, so Mister Muleboy and I again met at the AFI-Silver, this time for the Charlie Chaplin talkie Limel...

I'm working on a review of the classic Mary Pickford film Stella Maris , which if I work well this week, will be up by Friday. But the ...

Before Marlene Dietrich, before Ingrid Bergman, Sophia Loren or even Greta Garbo, Polish film star Pola Negri made the journey from Europe t...

I once told my pal, Mister Muleboy, I wanted to be able to reprint an old post every day of the year. I was only half joking. This one is ...