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Category Archives: 1933
On Location: The May Co.
A little of Loretta Young (featured this month on TCM) goes a long way at the Daily Mirror HQ, but I noticed these shots of a department store in “Employees’ Entrance” and they reminded me of the sequence in “Public … Continue reading
Posted in 1933, Architecture, Broadway, Downtown, Film, Hollywood
Tagged #Broadway, #DTLA, 213, architecture, Downtow, film, hollywood, movies
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Pickford Headlines 1933 Rose Parade
Photo: Mary Pickford in the 1933 Rose Parade. Credit: Courtesy of Mary Mallory Tomorrow sees the 124th annual Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, welcoming the new year with magnificent garlands of fresh flowers. It also acts as the 80th … Continue reading
Posted in 1933, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Pasadena
Tagged #Mary Pickford, #Rose Parade, 626, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, mary mallory
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Bonnie and Clyde Submachine Gun for Sale
Photo: Thompson submachine gun, serial No. 4208, with detachable stock and ammunition drum. Credit: Mayo Auction and Realty. This .45-caliber Thompson submachine gun 1921A, reputedly seized after a 1933 shootout with Bonnie and Clyde, is being auctioned, along with the … Continue reading
Posted in 1921, 1933, Crime and Courts, Film, Hollywood
Tagged #Bonnie and Clyde, #firearms, #Thompson submachine gun
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How to Wear a Hat – Newsboy Cap Edition
Photo: Jack Huston in “Boardwalk Empire.” Credit: Macall Polay HBO via the Los Angeles Times. I was watching “Emperor of the North” and thought a post on newsboy caps might be a good follow-up on How to Wear a Hat … Continue reading
Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights, Ernest Torrence
Photo: Ernest Torrence and Greta Nissen in “The Wanderer,” listed on EBay at $34.95. Long remembered for playing both villainous and comic supporting roles in silent films, Ernest Torrence achieved big success on the New York theatrical stage before becoming … Continue reading
Posted in 1933, Film, Found on EBay, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Obituaries
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A Kinder Simpler Time Dept.: Bank Holiday and Long Beach Quake, 1933
In researching the premiere of “Nagana” and brief career of Tala Birell, I stumbled across a series of stories from 1933 that was worth a closer look. Are things tough today? To be sure. But here’s what our grandparents (or … Continue reading
Posted in 1933, A Kinder, Simpler Time, Comics, History
Tagged #1933, #Depression, #Long Beach Quake
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Movieland Mystery Photo [Updated]
Here’s another mystery photo, courtesy of Steven Bibb. There’s a closer look on the jump. [Update: This is Dorothea Wieck (d. 1986), known for “Maedchen in Uniform,” arriving in Los Angeles, April 13, 1933. She returned to Germany because she … Continue reading
Posted in 1933, Film, Hollywood, Mystery Photo, Photography, Transportation, World War II
Tagged #film, #hollywood, #la, #photography
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