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1. HOLLYWORDS®.

Author

Ramsey, Paul, Walther, Peter C., Bartoletti, Mario, Sorotick, Marsha, Dugan, Eleanor Knowles, Oster, William, Bruner, Doug, Balido, Giselle, Chase, Bill, Ames, Norma Louise, Mann, Ed, Desiderio, Elio, DiStefano, Kevin, Mann, Mark, Kunita, Edward, and Gold, Gary

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the Overlooked in Hollywood column by Laura Wagner, the Lon Chaney, Jr. timeline story by Greg Mank and Tom Weaver, and the article about John Lund by David Chierichetti.

Published
2015

2. Mailbag.

Author

Smith, Gregory, Chierichetti, David, Dugan, Eleanor Knowles, Balcom, Ted, Smith, Jay, Storck, David, Villemure, Richard, Hoover, Mark, Sackley, Richard, Suda, Emil, Yanikian, Jack, Stanley, Cash, Massaro, Joe, Kirschenbaum, Eugene, Meshenny, Nick, Stumacher, Martin, Giantomas, Larry J., Frick, Clifford, and Martin, Janet

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the French language films of Jeanette MacDonald in the January 2015 issue, Herman Brix/Bruce Bennett in the January 2015 issue, and "The Nauseating Reader" letter in the September 2014 issue.

Published
2015

3. Jeanette MacDonald Ooh-la-la!

Author

Dugan, Eleanor Knowles

Abstract

The article offers information on actress Jeanette MacDonald and discusses her career in French films. Topics discussed include her popularity in France due to releases of her films in French, discovery of French version of her film "The Merry Widow" with actor Maurice Chevalier at the Cinematheque royale de Belgique in Brussels, Belgium, and films in which she acted such as "The Love Parade", "One Hour with You" and "Die Lustige Witwe."

Published
2015

4. Rachel's Tat.

Author

Dugan, Eleanor Knowles

Abstract

The article profiles Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth, a Lancashire lady who single-handedly amassed one of the most extensive textile collections in Great Britain. It mentions that Kay Shuttleworth's family humorously dismissed her obsession as "Rachel's tat" (worthless rags), but her legacy now valued at $10 million and housed in an archive for researchers and scholars. It suggests that Kay-Shuttleworth was a passionate, master needle-woman and an effective activist who used every item in her collection as a teaching tool during her life. It notes that Kay-Shuttleworth's dynamism was so potent and memorable that volunteers continue to maintain and add to the collection of 35, 000 items in the archive housed in her family home in Lancashire, England, thus creating an ongoing historical resource.

Published
2007

5. HOLLYWORDS.

Author

Dowson, Bill, Murphy, Dennis, Angarano, Anthony, Agoratus, Harry, Dugan, Eleanor Knowles, Cross, Lon, De Koning, Ad, Urrasio, Nan, Wexler, Neil, Main, Ron, Hicks, Jimmie, Caviolo, Joe, Sattelmaier, Gene, Morris, J., Ames, Norma Louise, Altiery, Carlos, Gibson, Larry, Malden, Michael, Riddell, Dorothy, and Achorn, Robert C.

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one commending an article on Deanna Durbin, by David Ragan in the Summer 2010 issue, another one about Roscoe Karns by Ken Dennis in the Fall 2010 issue, and one on Kristina Dijan featuring Susan Fleming which is also included in the Fall 2010 issue.

Published
2010

6. HOLLYWORDS.

Author

Lane, Conrad, Stipvotiz, Josh, Patterson, Don, Thomas, Marion, Morris, Jackie, Roberts, Paul Dale, Oberholtz, Richard, Caviolo, Joseph, Walton, Richard J., Tulloch, Mike, Rota, John, Irons, Gary, and Dugan, Eleanor Knowles

Abstract

The article presents the author's and readers' points of views regarding classic films. One reader praises Warner Home Video for doing the best job getting their films on DVD and argues that Universal and Paramount are the worst in this job. Another reader responds to an inquiry on the availability of Spencer Tracy and Gary Cooper films on DVD. A third reader shares a story on Frederic Maas, a screenwriter in the 1920s.

Published
2009

7. HOLLYWORDS.

Author

Maguire, Mary, Christensen, Jan H., Pray, Al, Zwerling, Stan, Wexler, Neil, Wheatley, Faye, Kelly, Martin, Mazzarelli, Gino, Stumacher, Martin, Dugan, Eleanor Knowles, Suguro, Ed, Rota, John, Hosellie, Weda, Arredondo, Susan, Decicco, Patricia, and Roberts, Paul Dale

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues of "Films of the Golden Age," including a cover story about actor Fred MacMurray, "Names to Faces," by Blackie Seymour about the late actor Alec Craig and "Characters Count."

Published
2007

8. Mailbag.

Author

Jacobson, Monroe, Wahl, Jan, Krey, Gene, Yanikian, Jack, Benvenuto, Tony, Desiderio, Elio, Milroy, Robert, Dugan, Eleanor Knowles, Chase, Roger, Bernet, Jack, Hobbs, Barb Stout, and Padilla, Roberto

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented including a response to the story on the life of Luise Rainer in the September Classic Image (CI) #459 issue, from another who enjoyed his CI subscription and another asking for the address of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Published
2013

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