Hi
Has anyone seen the Grapevine Video copy of this and how is the quality? Is there a better copy available anywhere?
Thanks for any info
A Girl In Every Port with Louise Brooks
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Re: A Girl In Every Port with Louise Brooks
I've seen the Grapevine DVD and it is pretty good. I say "pretty good" because I saw it years ago at the Silent Movie Theater and the print was gorgeous.Gil1957 wrote:Hi
Has anyone seen the Grapevine Video copy of this and how is the quality? Is there a better copy available anywhere?
Thanks for any info
Whoever it was that said this film is deadly dull must have seen a different version. I thought it was terrific.
--John A.
The Grapevine Version of A GIRL IN EVERY PORT isn't to bad. Pretty good print by their standards. More than a decent score too. The only other version is the old Killiam Shows one and it has a Bill Perry piano score.
Watching Grapevines version of THE DUCHESS OF BUFFALO (1926) Sydney Franklin's obvious parody of Erich Von Strohiem's THE MERRY WIDOW. With delightful Constance Talmadge rather than Mae Murray, Constance is more attractive, and a better actress anyway. I prefer her to Mae myself all around. The print is surprisingly good. if a bit dark at times. But I lightened it up a little, with one of the programs I have. After that and it looks very good. The score is quite nice too.
Watching Grapevines version of THE DUCHESS OF BUFFALO (1926) Sydney Franklin's obvious parody of Erich Von Strohiem's THE MERRY WIDOW. With delightful Constance Talmadge rather than Mae Murray, Constance is more attractive, and a better actress anyway. I prefer her to Mae myself all around. The print is surprisingly good. if a bit dark at times. But I lightened it up a little, with one of the programs I have. After that and it looks very good. The score is quite nice too.
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