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Movie stars of the Golden Age were often photographed with props. The props ranged from sensible, having something to do with a film, to silly. In the silly, or at least puzzling category are ladders, duck decoys, monkeys and globes. … Continue reading
“Three Comrades” (1938) is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Fri, June 27, 2014 09:00 AM est. Closed captioned. New York Times Review (summary): Based on a novel by Erich Maria Remarque, Three Comrades represented one of the few successful screenwriting … Continue reading
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This is an article from a magazine called Hollywood Then and Now from 1991. The author seems to be somewhat ambivalent about Robert Taylor. He says really nice things and then goes on to say something negative. The spelling and … Continue reading
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Before Justin Bieber, before the Beatles, before Elvis Presley, there was Robert Taylor. In the 1930s and 40s young women mobbed him everywhere he went, even pulling off his clothes. When he was in full uniform during World War … Continue reading
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1930’s Movie Magazines During the 1930’s, Robert Taylor’s face was everywhere. He beamed from every newsstand in black and white and living color. Most of the images were romantic and emphasized his good looks but a few differed. The one … Continue reading
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