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I don't know who uploaded it, but I recognize that it is the version to which I removed logos.drednm wrote:Here's a 2-reel version of Theda Bara's final film. It was co- written and co-directed by Stan Laurel and co-stars Oliver Hardy and James Finlayson. There may have been a 4-reel feature version released in the UK.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axkUgM586Fs&t=1052s" target="_blank" target="_blank
I don't know either.....radiotelefonia wrote:I don't know who uploaded it, but I recognize that it is the version to which I removed logos.drednm wrote:Here's a 2-reel version of Theda Bara's final film. It was co- written and co-directed by Stan Laurel and co-stars Oliver Hardy and James Finlayson. There may have been a 4-reel feature version released in the UK.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axkUgM586Fs&t=1052s" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
Well yes, but I don't know who that person is.boblipton wrote:Same person whose upload of Lucretia Lombard you linked to a few days ago.
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Well that was certainly a strange little film. The ending was funny.drednm wrote:Well yes, but I don't know who that person is.boblipton wrote:Same person whose upload of Lucretia Lombard you linked to a few days ago.
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Certainly not Theda at her best.... A Fool There Was may be her best surviving film.Red Bartlett wrote:Thanks for posting. I hadn't seen anything by Theda Bara yet. As I understand, very little exists.
I've always been curious as to her appeal and more so, why it has endured.