#nowwatching Celeste Holm flirts for the common good.
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#NowWatching Gloria Swanson discover there's no such thing as a free lunch: Manhandled (1922) silverscreenings.org/2026/09…
Monday with a British Theatre Troupe: Curtain Up (1952) #BritishComedy
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What to do whilst awaiting an execution? Midnight (1934) examines the different points of view. #CapitalPunishment
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Ingrid Bergman's So-Mo Power Struggle: Adam Had 4 Sons (1941) #NowWatching
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@925screenings saw #hisgirlfriday at cinema. russell stalking past journalists’ desks to editor’s office one of movies’ great tracking shots. whole things radiates fun and energy. has any other director given audience so much enjoyment?
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#NowWatching April in Paris (1952), a musical comedy starring Doris Day and Ray Bolger.
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An early #Hitchcock film with a superb race between a public bus and a train. #classicfilm
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Around the Blogosphere This Week laurasmiscmusings.blogspot.c… Sharing links by & about @DEADLINE @CineSavant @TrailersFromHel @KLStudioClassic @KinoLorber @indicatorseries #RetroVHS @925screenings
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The opening shot of Dead End (1937) is an incredible blend of miniatures, forced perspective, and seamless editing.
Nearly 90 years later, it still looks fantastic.
Very pleased to see silverscreenings.org named in the list of Top 100 Movie Blogs, as per @_feedspot #withthanks
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The Evidence of the Film (1913) offers a behind-the-scenes look at how movies were edited
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The fiesty Jane Eyre as a weirdly meek soul in "Jane Eyre" (1943), starring Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles. #CharlotteBronte #ClassicLit
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