Hi all! I'm currently gathering research for a book on Corliss Palmer, the infamous MOTION PICTURE contest winner and mistress of Eugene V. Brewster. I've checked Silent Era for the status of her films, but a lot come up as unknown (if they come up at all). If anyone has info about the following, ca...

They didn't make it into the book, but who knows? There's enough ladies for a sequel.

Hi gang! I'm working on a project for which I'll need the photos of about 25 silent stars. I know I need permission for them, especially the biggies like Chaplin and Keaton, but I'm stymied (pun intended) about Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison. Would his image be owned by Our Gang/Little Rascals lice...

This is fantastic news! Good work all!

(Yes, I've crawled out from under my rock and joined the Nitrateville living )

Rick Lanham wrote:
I picked one up in a "Big Lots" store for $3.

Rick

So did I! What an unexpected find, I loved the movie.

I realize lightning may strike me, but I absolutely can't stand Audrey Hepburn. I got maybe about 20 minutes into "Breakfast at Tiffany's" before switching it off, and her other films elicited much the same reaction.

Oh good - I missed "Tell It To The Marines" the last time it was on! And I've been wanting to catch "The Unholy Three" for ages.

Hi folks! My name is Jennifer, though I often go by Avalon online. I've been a fan of silent films for a few years now, and my favorites are Buster Keaton, Clara Bow, and Louise Brooks (she's how I found my way to silents). Also a big lover of pre-Codes (as many of us are), with Jean Harlow being my...