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.
MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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
Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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
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Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
Same person whose upload of Lucretia Lombard you linked to a few days ago.
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Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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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Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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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Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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.
I've always been curious as to her appeal and more so, why it has endured.
Re: MADAME MYSTERY (1926)
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.
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