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Questions on classic films of the late 30's, 40's and 50's, especially the musicals.
Started going to films with my parents when I was two,..and when growing up..I usually saw 4 movies a week! I especially loved the musicals.
BA in "Speech and Drama" San Jose State Univ. MFA in "Theatre Arts/Acting" tanford Univ.
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Hi Fred, Although I'm not an expert on old 16mm film,...I believe you're right about the condition of the film. I'd check your local Phone Directory Yellow Pages,..or perhaps even Google,(type in: "Old
Hi Kathy, Sorry for the delay,..but I think I have an answer for you. A very famous theatre comedy play has been made several times as movies. In 1941, Warner Bros. Films produced "Charley's Aunt" with
Hi Melissa, Thanks for your fascinating question. I Found the film you're looking for! (Though there's No "world" or "baby" in the title,..that's certainly what the movie is all about.) It's the 1964
Hi Emin, Yes, the film was German, released in 1962 by Criterion Productions, as "Der Arzt Von San Michele" ,... and dubbed into English. I believe It's only available (in German) on a PAL VHS from
Hi Jeanne, Thanks for your question. I really don't recall exactly when the Russian and Chinese soldiers appeared in the film,....( ...was it at the canteen?)...but I'm pretty sure that since the
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