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Smilin' Through (Sheet music)

By kinkeegiggee on  From top1920smusic.blogspot.com
Smilin' Through (Sheet music) By Arthur A. Penn 5 used and new from $1.99 First tagged by Ragtime Gal "Piano Cutter" Customer tags: mgm motion pictures , 1940s music , 1930s music , norma shearer , arthur a penn , 1920s music Review & Description This vintage 1919 sheet music is a complete arrangement for voice with piano accompaniment in the key of E-Flat. The Beautiful ornate movie cover features Norma Shearer. Product Details Amazon Sales Rank: #6649452 in Books Published on...Read Full Story

Smilin Through [VHS]

By niceclassics on  From niceclassics.blogspot.com
Smilin Through [VHS] Norma Shearer (Actor) , Fredric March (Actor) , Sidney Franklin (Director)   |   Format: VHS Tape (10) Buy new: $39.99 18 used & new from $17.97 (Visit the Most Wished For in list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.) Review & Description A nominee for the 1932 Best Picture Oscar, Smilin' Through features Leslie Howard in the role of an embittered man whose fiancée was murdered on their wedding day by a jealous lover, and Frederic March as the...Read Full Story

A Couple of Favorites: Films About Marie Antoinette

By sincerae on  From veryfineromance.blogspot.com
The real Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and Navarre (1755-1793). I recently rented the DVD of Sofia’s Coppola’s 2006 version of the life of Marie Antoinette which stars Kristen Durst as the tragic and unfairly maligned queen of France and Navarre. Marie Antoinette ranks as one of my favorite monarchs. I tend to gravitate toward the ones whose lives ended tragically. Marie Antoinette was first brought to vivid life for me when I read Victoria Holt’s novel The Queen’s Confession in high...Read Full Story

Petite Hollywood Stars

By RetroPetite on  From retropetite.com
Petite Celebrities may seem to be a modern trend but many of the old school celebrities were and are petite too. Elizabeth Taylor   photo credit: CharmaineZoe Elizabeth Taylor portrait from Giant by Bert Six 1956 Elizabeth Taylor 5ft2″ (157cm) Judy Garland Judy Garland – 4ft11″  Bette Davis Bette Davis – 5ft3″ (160cm) Debbie Reynolds   Debbie Reynolds- 5ft2″ (157cm) Norma Shearer   Norma Shearer – 5ft1″ (155cm) Joan Fontaine   Joan Fontaine...Read Full Story

WE WERE DANCING: Movie Trailer

By schlank on  From trickfist.com
We Were Dancing movie trailer - starring Melvyn Douglas, Marjorie Main, Lee Bowman, Gail Patrick, Norma Shearer. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. Genre: Comedy Ranked 3.50 / 5 | 6 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (00:29) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Movie Trailers Movie Trailers WE WERE DANCING Melvyn Douglas Marjorie Main Lee Bowman Gail Patrick Norma Shearer Robert Z. Leonard Warner Home Video Categories: Comedy...Read Full Story
Norma Shearer, one of the principals in the film version of Eugene O'Neill's "Strange Interlude," now at the Astor, is also to be seen at the Capitol in an audible screen conception of "Smilin' Through," the play by Jane Cowl and Jane Murfin, in which Miss ...  
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Shearer, 77, of Wooster, died Saturday ... Norma will be deeply missed by her husband; daughters Barbara (Mike) Stutz of Jeromesville, Roberta (David) Holcomb of West Salem, Judy Churella of Dallas, Texas, and Brenda (Aaron) Everett of Wooster; seven ...  
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Path to Power Anderson comes from the original Hollywood power couple - she is the granddaughter of Irving Thalberg and Norma Shearer. Her father is Richard Anderson, a respected character actor many of us remember as Oscar Goldman from "The Six Million Dollar Man" ("We can do it. We can make you better.") The Issues A foreign-policy expert, Anderson has more than two decades of experience in ...  
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