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Silent Sunday Nights June 5th

Silent Sunday Nights Since I’ve been following Turner Classic Movie channel  more lately I have found some themes that I like. Last week was Memorial Weekend so they were showing some oldie war films. Gramps and I ended up catching some of the M.A.S.H. movie to rewatch before going to bed. Tonight, Silent Sunday Nights is… Continue reading Silent Sunday Nights June 5th

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Silent Sunday Nights May 15th

Silent Sunday Nights Since I've been following Turner Classic Movie channel  more lately I have found some themes that I liked. Tonight is Silent Sunday Nights on TCM with Silent Films. Tonight is an oldie and a long one, about 3 and a half hours long. It's the 1923 La Roue film by filmmaker Abel… Continue reading Silent Sunday Nights May 15th

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Silent Sunday Nights & Mom’ Day

Silent Sunday Nights TCM channel airs Silent Films on their Sunday Silent Nights theme. Tonight they’re showing a film from 1927 called Mockery, starring Lon Chaney (Hunchback of Notre Dame 1923, Phantom of the Opera 1925). "A rare screening of Benjamin Christensen's Mockery (1927) offers a wonderful opportunity to see a Chaney performance less reliant… Continue reading Silent Sunday Nights & Mom’ Day

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Silent Sunday Nights and Haagen-Dazs

Silent Sunday Nights TCM channel airs Silent Films on their Sunday Silent Nights theme. Tonight they're showing a classic with Joan Crawford from 1928 called Across to Singapore (that's Joan on the title picture). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yElqzdfAMNY It's a good film. According to Gramps, Joan Crawford was in a lot of Silent Films before she starred in those… Continue reading Silent Sunday Nights and Haagen-Dazs

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Silent Sunday Nights & 400+ Followers

Silent Sunday Nights TCM channel shows Silent Films for their Silent Sunday Nights (and then a foreign film for their Imports). Tonight they were showing a 1932 Chinese film directed by Yu Sun called Wild Rose. It also is Yan Jin's first film role. This looks like a decent silent film, but since we had two… Continue reading Silent Sunday Nights & 400+ Followers