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Original articles on Hollywood, and the great Classic films
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Sources for Moderntimes Classic Film Pages, and further reading
Film Noir
Illustrating the great American style
Nineteen Twenties
Images from the Great Silent era
Nineteen Forties
World War II, and the extraordinary Post-War period
Nineteen Fifties
The decline and fall of the crumbling studio system
Moderntimes
Classic Film
Pages
Screwball Comedy
A definition of the Classic genre
Rico's End
A Ttribute to
Edward G. Robinson
Ball of Fire
For the great Barbara
Stanwyck
Midnight
Ramble
The American Negro in early Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
Images and commentary on some key Chaplin films
The Bees
The magic of the second feature
A Tribute to Humphrey
Bogart
The Best Bogart page on the Web
Carol Lombard
Another beautiful Mary Murphy site
A Pretty Grim Life,
Actually
Cool article on Frank Capra
Viv and Larry Dot
Com
Kendra's beautiful site, celebrating Vivien Leigh, and Laurence
Olivier
Preston Sturges
The
Official Site, extremely cool
Alec Guinness
Mary Murphy's tribute
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Anna Christie
MGM 1930
Greta Garbo, George Marion
Animal Crackers
Paramount 1930
The Marx Brothers
The Blue Angel
UFA (Germany) 1930
Marlene Dietrich
Hells Angels
Fox 1930
Ben Lyon, James Hall
The Front Page
RKO Howard Hughes 1931
Adolphe Menjou, Mary Brian, Pat O'Brien
M
Nero Films (Germany) 1931
Peter Lorre
Blonde Venus
Paramount 1932
Sidney Toler, Marlene Dietrich
Grand Hotel
MGM (Irving Thalerg) 1932
Wallace Beery, Joan Crawford
I am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang
Warner Brothers 1932
Paul Muni, David Landau
Red Dust
MGM 1932
Jean Harlow, Clark Gable
Scarface
Howard Hughes 1932
Vince Barnett, Paul Muni
Dancing Lady
MGM 1933
Joan Crawford
Dinner at Eight
MGM 1933
Wallace Beery, Jean Harlow
It Happened One Night
Columbia 1934
Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert
Little Miss Marker
Paramount 1934
Shirley Temple, Adolphe Menjou
The Thin Man
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MGM 1934
Myrna Loy, William Powell
Anna Karenina
MGM (David O Selznick) 1935
Greta Garbo, Fredric March
The Devil is a Woman
Paramount 1935
Marlene Dietrich, Cesar Romero
Dodsworth
Samuel Goldwyn 1936
Walter Houston, Mary Astor
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Universal 1936
Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur
My Man Godfrey
Universal 1936
Carole Lombard, William Powell
The Petrified Forest
Warner Brothers 1936
Humphrey Bogart
The Awful Truth
Columbia 1937
Cary Grant, Irene Dunne
Dead End
Samuel Goldwyn 1937
Humphrey Bogart, Allen Jenkins
Easy Living
Paramount 1937
Jean Arthur
Saratoga
MGM 1937
Jean Harlow, Clark Gable
Algiers
Walter Wanger 1938
Alan Hale, Joseph Calleia, Charles Boyer,
Gene Lockhart, Stanley Fields
Always Goodbye
Twentieth Century-Fox 1938
Bringing Up Baby
RKO 1938
Katharine Hepburn
Crime School
Warner Brothers 1938
Humphrey Bogart
Jezebel
Warner Brothers 1938
Henry Fonda, Bette Davis
Dark Victory
Warner Brothers 1939
Bette Davis, George Brent
Golden Boy
Columbia 1939
Barbara Stanwyck, William Holden