It is being shown on 35mm here at a number of cinemas.What about other countries?

A Matter of WHO 1961.A forgotten HMM film with a marvellous performance from Terry Thomas

The Crazy Gang originated at the London Palladium in 1930 with a Crazy Week.Originally Carlyle and Munday were part of this.Eventually it became The Crazy Gang with Merck and Knox,Naughton and Gold and Flanagan and Allen.They worked together on stage and film till the early forties when they went th...

Out of interest I did a search.They have only Gold diggers In Paris.They don't have 1937.

I have this book,it is a great read.Don't be deterred by the earlier post.It is one of the few books that I haven't put back on Amazon after reading.

This what I am going to see next.A 35mm print of Seven Samuri,starting at 1030am and finishing at13.57pm.I wonder if I can make it through to the end.

I'm in .we can play the board game credo.The characters,e.g. Colonel Mustard could be replaced by the actual people who were involved in the death.
We could have a seance and maybe a Ouija board as well.

Bitter Harvest a film virtually unseen since its 1963 release.Starring the ill fated Janet Munro.Sadly she is no match for her contemporaries,Julie Christie and Rachel Roberts in the acting stakes.She is supposed to come from a Welsh village but sounds more Home Counties.

Ok start a kickstarter for this!

He has had one strike against him and is having to be very cautious

Really great cinema in the atmospheric style

I very much enjoyed it particularly the Dr Forrest sound films

They handled Sam Goldwyns films at such a disadvantageous rate they actually managed to make a loss

Edna Mae Oliver as miss hildegarde withers

And of course Wheeler and Woolsey

At the British Silent Symposium they showed 4 De Forrest shorts.The Gentleman 1926,Pig Tail Alley 1926,Once a year 1926 and The Antidote 1927.These were shown in about 28 linemas in the summer as a movality attraction.Really fascinating.

Keeler and Berkeley appeared to give a talk at the NFT in 1964'I got her to autograph my programme note.I still have it somewhere.

Yesterday at the British silent film symposium the 23 minute cut down Pathescope version of A Light Woman 1928 and today The unsleeping eye 1928 made on location in New Guinea.Both of interest.

I will buy because she was married to Jolson
As far as I am concerned she couldn't act dance or sing.Without jolson she would just have been another chorus girl

Both silent and sound versions are being released by Network in June on DVD and Blu Ray

Coincidentally I have just finished reading your Korngold blog.I found it a good read.korngold is my favourite film music composer.I still have the RCA album.

Rubber Racketeering with Ricardo Cortez.Good even in this abysmal King Brothers production.Right to get out of his films when he did,even if it was at the bottom.

Just watching him in Rubber Racketeers.Good even in this dross.
Anyway you sold me and I've bought it.

Mine is on the way.Thanks to the members blog above it will only cost £17,no custom charges or royal mail handling fee.

I saw the recommendation for Goldman's book here some time ago and bought it.It is one of the best showbiz blogs I have ever read.you feel you really get to understand Jolson.
I saw The Jolson Story 12 times at the cinema.Got all his films and loads of albums.My late father adored his Yiddish songs.

You have the wrong title.It is Judgment Deferred.I do have a copy of this if anyone is interested.

Richard Jewell might know.

Rarely shown film screening at BFI South bank on Monday 13th March at 6.15

Thanks for the tip,saved me around £20

You could say that Hitchcocks The Lodger and Blackmail belong to this genre