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Category Archives: 1925
The Death of Ted Healy — Part 5
Dec. 28, 1937: A photo of Betty Braun Healy in the Daily News. In case you just tuned in, I have spent a long time dissecting the death of comedian Ted Healy, starting with the yarn about him being beaten … Continue reading
Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Nirvana Apartments
A few months ago, a friend and I were walking up Orange Drive from the El Capitan Theatre to the Hollywood Heritage Museum and noticed a striking Japanese looking apartment building at 1775 N. Orange Drive. It featured a pagoda-style … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Architecture, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged architecture, hollywood, mary mallory, Nirvana Apartments, Orange Drive
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – Josef von Sternberg’s ‘Salvation Hunters’
Georgia Hale is The Girl in “The Salvation Hunters.” From the very beginning of his career, director Josef von Sternberg possessed an extraordinary vision for the art, look, and feel of his films. They were as much or more about … Continue reading
Posted in 1924, 1925, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged #history, film, hollywood, mary mallory
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‘Negroes and Whites, Including Women, Mix in Unbelievable Orgies’
March 24, 1925: I found this while researching something else and it’s too cool not to share.
Posted in 1925, African Americans, Food and Drink, Nightclubs
Tagged Dives, Hopheads, Newton Division, Nightclubs
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights, the Four Hundred Club
Last week, my research of Yamashiro’s revealed that the Four Hundred Club was the owner of the property in the late 1920s. What was the Four Hundred Club, and why did it come into being? Los Angeles in the 1920s … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged #Society, #Yamashiro
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – Erte and the Movies
Nov. 3, 1925: Romain de Tirtoff — also known as Erte — with Carmel Myers. In 1925, Romain de Tirtoff, better known under the pseudonym Erte, was one of the most highly sought over costume and production designers in the … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Art & Artists, Fashion, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged #Erte, #Hollywoodland, #Mary Mallory
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Found on EBay – ‘The Gold Rush’
A program from the 1925 showing of “The Gold Rush” at Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre has been listed on EBay. This item has been removed from a scrapbook and frankly we have mixed feelings about that. Antique dealers who cannibalize mementos … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Film, Found on EBay, Hollywood, Theaters
Tagged #Charlie Chaplin, #EBay, #Egyptian Theatre
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Architectural Rambling – The Van Griffith Estate
The Times Sunday Business section featured the former home of Van M. Griffith (d. 1974), the son of Griffith Park donor Colonel Griffith J. Griffith. (For some reason, the early stories in The Times refer to him as “Dan Griffith” … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Architecture, City Hall, Crime and Courts, LAPD, Obituaries, Politics, Real Estate, World War II
Tagged #1925, #Architecture, #City Hall, #LAPD, architecture, crime and courts, lapd
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