Tags: Films
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Video: Suzy (1936)
So far on VG I haven’t dedicated an entry to one of the most talented women to ever grace the screen, the gorgeous, charismatic and quite tragic Jean Harlow, one of Hollywood’s first blond bombshells who had the ability to make you feel what her character was feeling and empathize with her, which is a [...]
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Film Reviews: Midnight (1939)
One of my all-time favorite films is one I’d never seen until this month – a film from 1939 called Midnight, starring the incomparable, hilarious Claudette Colbert and the dashing, handsome and talented Don Ameche as a broke necessity-induced con woman and a love sick cabbie who’s affection leads him on a wild goose chase [...]
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"These are not the memoirs of an empress, nor of a queen...these are memoirs of another kind." ~ Sayuri, Memoirs of a Geisha
Welcome, Chickadee's, to Victory Girl: The Life and Times of a Modern Patriotute. I'm your Ghost Host, a 30 year old vintage lady who walks the line between jazz baby and khaki wacky.
I'm new to this whole vintage thing, but I'm a big fan of homework and that's all I've been doing for the past three years - homework. Everything from silent films to vintage books, old and new interviews, tutorials on the web and plain old common sense. Once I know anything at all I'll be posting my own tips, tricks and tutorials, but for now this is just my mad, mad life in 1941.
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