flappers in silent movies
flappers in silent movies
Does anyone know of a silent era film that shows flappers dancing - alone or in a chorus line?
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Re: flappers in silent movies
Louise Brooks does a couple of steps in Love 'Em and Leave 'Em and there is always Joan Crawford in Our Dancing Daughters.
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Joan is hot stuff, but maybe even hotter is flapper par excellence Ann Pennington. Can find her doing the Black Bottom & other quasi-obscenities on You Tube.
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Thanks for the replies - I found ann pennington on youtube. do you know where i might view "our dancing daughters"?
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It is available from the Warner Archive DVD collection.
It is available from the Warner Archive DVD collection.
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Re: flappers in silent movies
If you search on YouTube for dancing flappers, you can find a bunch of items, like this clip compilation from a variety of sources:
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Re: flappers in silent movies
The Flicker Alley DVD of Chicago (1927) includes the 1985 documentary The Flapper Story, with vintage clips as well as contemporary interviews with old flappers reminiscing about the era.
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Smithsonian.com is doing a series on flappers, part one is here:Rollo Treadway wrote:The Flicker Alley DVD of Chicago (1927) includes the 1985 documentary The Flapper Story, with vintage clips as well as contemporary interviews with old flappers reminiscing about the era.
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