#Lloyd Ingraham

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Betty Ross Clarke-Earl Schenck "At the sign of the Jack O´Lantern" 1922, Lloyd Ingraham.

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Montana Moon (1930, Malcolm St. Clair)

1/23/23

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The Lady Who Dared (1930) William Beaudine

August 31st 2024

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2023: Andrés García, attore messicano. Nato e cresciuto nella Repubblica Dominicana da genitori di origine spagnola si trasferì poi in Messico per intraprendere una carriera nel mondo dello spettacolo. Attivo a partire dalla fine degli anni sessanta, nel decennio successivo raggiunse una certa fama a livello internazionale, dopo aver recitato in fortunate pellicole. In seguito fu attore in…

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American Aristocracy - 1916-Douglas Fairbanks- An enjoyable silent action-comedy film American Aristocracy, 1916, starring Douglas fairbanks, directed by Lloyd Ingram, is an enjoyable feature silent film. An opening title cards reads: "Has American Aristocracy is a silent film produced in 1916 by Triangle Film Co., starring Douglas Fairbanks, America an aristocracy? We say yes!". But the right answer is maybe “No !” And that is demonstrated right from the beginning. True the supposed Amerikan aristocracy do have similar habits to genuine old European aristocrats: they like to spend idle time in spas drinking a great deal of alcohol and looking down on the social climbers who dare to aspire to the upper echelon. However, there are two reasons why this supposed American aristocracy is not the genuine item; First, they made their fortunes thanks to bizarre inventions or selling common products like vulgar shopkeepers unlike European aristocrats who never exerted themselves and occupied their minds on the more pressing problem of how best to spend all their leisure time. Second, those Amerikan new rich have a lot of money and European aristocrats don't…

Fortunately Lloyd Ingraham, director of "American Aristocracy" , depicted very well those big differences with the help of the always enjoyable presence of the great actor, Douglas Fairbanks who does a lot of acrobatics in this film, including racing a car, flying a hydroplane and solving a mystery involving modern filibusters (not Senators but American agitators hoping to ferment revolution overseas). Of course he steals the girl from his rival too. This early Fairbanks film shows the star doing the stunts and performing in the way that would make him one of the most important actors of the silent screen, playing good bad men, pirates and local heroes. Watch the 1916 Hollywood Silent Film American Aristocracy directed by Lloyd Ingraham and starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jewel Carmen.

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Irene Dunn, Charles Boyer | 💘Love Affair💘 (1939) | Romance Full Movie En...

Love Affair is a 1939 US romance film, starring Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne, and featuring Maria Ouspenskaya. The movie was directed by Leo McCarey and written by Delmer Daves and Donald Ogden Stewart, based on a story by McCarey and Mildred Cram.  The movie became a surprise hit of 1939, showing McCarey's versatility after a long career of comedic films, and launching the surprising team-up of Dunne and Boyer. Academy Award nominations include Best Actress for Dunne, Best Supporting Actress for Ouspenskaya, Best Original Song, Best Writing (Original), and Best Picture. Irene Dunne as Terry McKay Charles Boyer as Michel Marnet Maria Ouspenskaya as Grandmother Janou Lee Bowman as Kenneth Bradley Astrid Allwyn as Lois Clarke Maurice Moscovitch as Maurice Cobert, an art dealer Scotty Beckett as Boy on the ship Dell Henderson as Cafe Manager Lloyd Ingraham as Doctor Frank McGlynn Sr. as Orphanage Superintendent Ferike Boros as Terry's landlady Never miss a video. Join the channel so that Mr. P can notify you when new videos are uploaded: https://www.youtube.com/@nrpsmovieclassics

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Lakeland Commissioners Seek multi-use bicycle and pedestrian trail along Ingraham Avenue

Lakeland plans to convert the sidewalks on five blocks of Ingraham Avenue north of Florida Southern College to a multi-use bicycle and pedestrian trail.  City commissioners unanimously approved a resolution Monday to apply for state funding to create a trail path along the west side of the road from Frank Lloyd Wright Way to Bartow Road. Transportation Planner Chuck Barmby called the section an…

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Oklahoma Frontier 1939

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Hoodoo Ann (Lloyd Ingraham, 1916).

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Wherein Summer Intern Alexandra Greenway discusses this week’s Silent Sunday Nights pick: SCARAMOUCHE (’23)

Hello again!  It’s me – your resident silent film loving intern with a new blog about this week’s film, Rex Ingram’s SCARAMOUCHE (’23).   A tale of love, lust, revenge, and swarthy politicking, SCARAMOUCHE is fun for the whole family!  Wikipedia describes it as a “silent costume adventure” – who wouldn’t want a piece of that? Okay, but seriously, the plot is dynamic but seems a little seasoned to our fresh, millennial eyes.  The movie was also remade in 1952 by MGM in Technicolor, with a glistening Janet Leigh as our heroine, Aline.  It seems the original was a bit stale for mid-century audiences as well.  

But, as per usual, I’m here to put all your hesitations about silent films to rest.  The thing is, yes, silent films tend to be slower, a bit over-acted, and maybe – dare I say it – boring.  Buuuuuuuuut when you sit down and pay them the respect they deserve, you stumble upon some real gems.  SCARAMOUCHE is one such gem.  My favorite thing about this movie is the gorgeous cinematography used to paint the class struggles in pre-revolution France.  The close-ups and attention to detail serve so much characterization, and highlight the masses of French countrymen … 

… versus the elite, and oppressive, and generally d-baggy nobility.  

The film follows Andre-Louis Moreau, played by the iconic Ramon Novarro, one of Hollywood’s first ‘latin lovers’.  

Andre is an orphan who associates with the nobility, but due to his fatherless status is relegated to plain society.  Returning to his neighborhood after spending the past few years studying law in Paris, he lands in an argument between his best friend and newly minted preist, Philippe de Vilmorin and resident a-hole and nobleman The Marquis de la Tour d’Azyr.  (Don’t worry – I can’t pronounce any of this stuff either).  After slapping him in the face… 

Philippe is challenged to a duel by The Marquis.  Philippe is promptly killed, The Marquis claiming that his word was too emboldened and empowering to have lived – in other words, he’s dangerous.  Welp, that sure irks Andre. . .

… setting off our entire film.  I won’t spoil the whole thing for you – I’ll just let you know that if you like a bit of intrigue: 

Sex: 

Theatre: 

Swordfighting: 

Or beautiful, beautiful cinematography:

Then THIS is the film for you!  SCARAMOUCHE airs this Sunday at midnight on TCM, your channel for all things movie!  And just a note – the version on YouTube cuts off right before the big finale (don’t worry – I did the due diligence), so if you wanna see it, TCM is your one-stop shop!

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Hoodoo Ann 1916 A little orphan girl believes that her life is falling apart. It seems that everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong.

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Mae Marsh "La pequeña huerfanita" (Hoodoo Ann) 1916, de Lloyd Ingraham.

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Republican Sedition from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

"We must acknowledge that unconstitutional acts unduly impacted the presidential election in Pennsylvania." Rep John Joyce R-PA on the House floor objecting to the certification of Pennsylvania Electors.

And whose unconstitutional acts were those? Well let's see...PA Traitors for Trump - all Republicans are Rep John Joyce, Scott Perry, Fred Keller, Mike Kelly, Daniel Meuser, Lloyd Smucker, Guy Reschenthaler, and Glenn Thompson.

Republican Sedition from Trump and his co-conspirators

Unconstitutional acts by LyinKing Trump, Trump sycophants in Congress like Lindsey Graham, Kevin McCarthy, Lauren Boebert, Margarine Tater Greens, and Matt Goetz; other co-conspirators including but not limited to Insurrectionist Attorneys Giuliani, Powell, Ellis, Clark, and co-conspirators Meadows, Navarro, Easton, Bannon, Stone, Proud Boys, NRA, RNC, Three Percenters, Fox Fake News and owner Rupert Murdoch, Fox Fake News Executive Management; Professional Liars Hannity, Carlson, Ingraham and the producers of their shit-shows; Alex Jones, One America News, Rush Limbaugh, Breitbart, Salem Media, Evangelicals and QAnon whack-jobs

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Montana Moon (1930) Malcolm St. Clair

September 4th 2023

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2020: Leïla Menchari, è stata una designer e decoratrice tunisina.  (n. 1927) 2019: Cesare Cadeo, giornalista e conduttore televisivo italiano. È morto all’età di 72 anni dopo una lunga malattia. (n. 1946) 2012: Franco Andrei, attore italiano. (n. 1925). 2008: Giovanni Nuvoletti, Conte Giovanni Nuvoletti Perdomini, scrittore e attore italiano. (n. 1912) 2003: Anthony Caruso, attore statunitense.…