Mary Pickford says she wants to start her own studio in the U. S. Eventually she founded the United Artist Studio with Charlie Chaplin, D. W. Griffith, and Douglas Fairbanks (one of her husbands)
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dianedllndr15 May 2022
Raises a lot of questions...
jlsneadtx23 May 2022
This episode raises a lot of questions for the future. As always, it is interesting to see historical figures enter the scene. Looking forward to more exploration of Ms. Hart's character.
On another note, does anyone know the name of the ragtime piano song that was playing in the final scene. Sounds familiar, like one my Dad played when I was a child.
On another note, does anyone know the name of the ragtime piano song that was playing in the final scene. Sounds familiar, like one my Dad played when I was a child.
Disappointing
boxyfella11 April 2022
The worst episode for a while. It's not bad. It's just not particularly interesting. I'm glad to see the return of a historical character and it was good to see a story involving John Brackenreid too. But that's all it really has going for it.
I don't know how long after the events of "The Night Before Christmas" this was set, but Julia seems to have grown rather big rather quickly.
The last scene, where Mr Carmichael is behind the bar, scowling, seems to be setting something up for the future. He definitely didn't look a happy bunny.
I don't know how long after the events of "The Night Before Christmas" this was set, but Julia seems to have grown rather big rather quickly.
The last scene, where Mr Carmichael is behind the bar, scowling, seems to be setting something up for the future. He definitely didn't look a happy bunny.
Research!!!!
valstone521 March 2022
My hobby is reading about the stars from the Golden age of Hollywood. In episode There's something about Mary the directors of the made of the a rerun mistake. Mary Pickford is a was five foot one. The actress named playing in the her has to be a at least, a five foot six.
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