Avalon Dear Jennifer I am thrilled to know that my book had such an effect on you. If you have an original edition, send me your address and I'll mail you the Additions and Corrections pages that appear in the Univ of Calif edition. I wish I knew how to advise you; I got into this career by acciden...

Dear Mr Brownlow, It is indeed an honor to be speaking with you. "The Parade's Gone By..." changed my life. I am fascinated by silent films (especially of the 1920s) and enjoy learning about the actors / actresses of that era. I would love to make this my life's work: reviewing, researchin...

Synnove, I absolutely LOVED Show People! Marion Davies got the toothy Swanson grin down pat!

jondaris wrote: Have you seen The Pagan?

Not yet! As you could imagine, I really want to.

And the loves of my life, my Big Three:

charliechaplinfan wrote:a fellow fan told me if you look close enough he is indeedwithout costume

Is it wrong that I now want this on DVD, to check?

Kickstarting an old thread...

Al Jolson drives me up a wall. Ann Miller always comes across (at least to me) as thinking she was really "hot stuff".

My tastes are more than a bit eclectic. Right now I'm going back and forth between The Offspring - Greatest Hits (hard rock), Maroon 5 - It Won't Be Soon Before Long (top 40/rock/funk), and an album of Helen Kane tracks I downloaded off the Internet Archive's 78 rpm page.

Hmm.

For actress I can't choose between my Big Three:
Louise Brooks, Clara Bow, Jean Harlow

For actor: Ramon Novarro, Jack Gilbert, Jimmy Stewart

Hi Ms Golden! Thank you so much for posting here...and for your email advice on Marceline Day some weeks back.

I taped "Across to Singapore" off of TCM, and even though it was (IMO) a mediocre programmer, I still enjoyed it. Ramon Novarro - rowr.

This is one of my all-time favorites. The scene where he goes to rescue Sally on the beach, then falls to his knees when she runs off with the other fellow, always breaks my heart.

Wow! You know what? Get rid of all the others, if you can hook me up with some Clara and Jean that'd be terrific! I'd love Call Her Savage especially. What I do have of Clara's so far is: Parisian Love Down to the Sea in Ships It The Plastic Age I have nothing of Jean's aside from "Hell's Angel...

#1 is Clara Bow. Also Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Louise Brooks, Jean Harlow, Colleen Moore. I've seen a few of the first five's pictures, and none of Ms Moore's.

I know I'm not narrowing it down much, but in truth I'd take whatever you would like to share.