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Tag Archives: Hollywood Heights
Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights — ‘Spirit of ’76’ as Propaganda
A still from the lost film “Spirit of ‘76” from Moving Picture World. Note: This is an encore post from 2013. The United States’ Espionage Act was ratified in 1917 to punish those abetting the enemy, promoting military insubordination, … Continue reading
Posted in 1917, Crime and Courts, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, World War I
Tagged #World War I, crime and courts, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, movies
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – Ruth Harriet Louise
Photo: Aileen Pringle, photographed by Ruth Harriet Louise, listed on EBay at $49.99. Note: This is an encore post from 2012. Motion picture production jobs both on and off the set have mostly been held by men throughout history, and … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Found on EBay, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Photography
Tagged #EBay, #photography, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Viola Lawrence–Hollywood’s First Woman Film Editor
Viola Mallory Lawrence in Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 25, 1920. Mostly forgotten today, or in the shadow of other female editors, Viola Mallory Lawrence actually was the first to cut a film in 1912, going on to work almost 50 years … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged film, film editing, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Viola Mallory Lawrence
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights — Nelson Evans, Hollywood’s Early Forgotten Portrait Photographer
Photo: Nelson Evans Note: This is an encore post from 2012. Unlike the theatrical world, the early motion picture industry was slow in recognizing the importance of photographs to help publicize and sell its films. While Broadway producers hired great … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Photography
Tagged film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, movies, photography
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Little-Known Figures of Hollywoodland
The Patrick M. Longan residence at 1305 Durand Drive, designed by John De Lario, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. Although a heavily advertised, exclusive real estate development owned by such investors as Harry Chandler, M. H. Sherman and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Albert Kothe, Architecture, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, John De Lario, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Hollywood Sign Built and Illuminated November-December 1923
The Hollywoodland Sign, in a photo published in the Los Angeles Evening Herald, Dec. 8, 1923. Note: This is an encore post from 2017. Originally constructed as a publicity gimmick and branding symbol to help generate sales for a real … Continue reading
Posted in 1923, Architecture, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged #Hollywoodland, 1923, Architecture, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Hollywood Bowl Celebrates 100 Years
100 years ago, the Hollywood Bowl hosted its first official summer Symphonies Under the Stars concert, inaugurating a tradition that continues today. Constructed as a way to celebrate the arts in a magnificent outdoor setting, the Hollywood Bowl sprang to … Continue reading
Posted in 1922, Architecture, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Music, Stage
Tagged 1922, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Katherine Bleecker, Pioneering Cinematographer Turned to Business
Katherine Bleecker in 1915. The early decades of the 20th century promised opportunity to many, as the country sensed new possibilities lay just around the corner. Union membership expanded, people of color glimpsed potential freedoms, and women gained small vestiges … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Katherine Bleecker, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – Keye Luke
Image: “Just a Little Longer,” illustrated by Keye Luke for Harold Weeks Melody Shop. Credit: Mary Mallory. Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Keye Luke, the talented and respected Chinese American actor, is probably best known to … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Artists, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Television
Tagged #Chinese, #Keye Luke, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – Central Library Murals
Note: This is an encore post from 2012. Los Angeles was a growing metropolis in the 1920s, looking forward to a prosperous future. As such, newly designed municipal buildings reflected the glory and success of the West’s shining city. Griffith … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Artists, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Libraries, Mary Mallory
Tagged Albert Herter, Central Library, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Murals
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Julian Eltinge Says ‘I’m at Your Service, Girls’
Note: This is an encore post from 2016. One of the most famous female impersonators of all time, but now also one of the most forgotten, Julian Eltinge stood as one of the most successful headliners of the early … Continue reading
Posted in 1915, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Stage
Tagged #Julian Eltinge, 1915, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, stage
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Sada Cowan, Screenwriting Pioneer
Sada Cowan and writing partner Howard Higgin in 1925, Exhibitors Herald. Women made an integral contribution to the early silent film industry in all areas, both behind and in front of the camera. Without their presence, the field could not … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Books and Authors, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, stage, women's studies
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Charles Fang – Pioneering Chinese American Actor
Charles Fang, Exhibitors Herald, November 11, 1922. At a time when Chinese born in the United States could not become citizens, could be easily deported, and were prevented from immigrating to this country due to the Chinese Exclusion Act, Charles … Continue reading
Posted in Asians, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Asian Americans, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, silent movies
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: San Francisco Silent Film Festival at 25
After a two-year absence, the San Francisco Silent Film Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary May 5 through 11 at the Castro Theatre with a melange of films providing a feast for the eyes and the emotions. Thoughtful programming toured the … Continue reading
Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Norman Kerry, Preservationist
Norman Kerry in 1924. Note: This is an encore post from 2019. Long before billionaire investor Ron Burkle purchased and restored such historic architectural properties as Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis-Brown House, Harold Lloyd’s Greenacres, and Bob Hope’s Palm Springs and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Preservation
Tagged Architecture, Beverly Hills, film, Greene and Greene, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Preservation
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: New Books Examine Film Noir, the Mankiewicz Brothers and Women in the Movies
Over the last several months, a plethora of film books have been released, examining Golden Age Hollywood up close or at large, offering something for everyone from experienced cinephiles to new film fans. Some come from TCM hosts or others … Continue reading
Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Ida May Park Finds Direction in Films
Ida May Park in Photoplay. Note: This is an encore post from 2018. Virtually forgotten today, Los Angeles-born Ida May Park earned the distinction of being one of the first women to direct feature films in early Hollywood, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged #Silent Films, #women's history, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Ida May Park, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: TCM Classic Film Festival Salutes Hollywood’s Golden Age
After a two-year absence due to the Covid pandemic, the TCM Classic Film Festival triumphantly returned to Hollywood, four-day nirvana for vintage film fans. The festival joyfully celebrated classic cinema, screening mostly 35-millimeter film prints on the big screen the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, TCM Classic Film Festival
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Mary Mallory: Hollywood Heights – ‘Auction of Souls’
Photo: June 23, 1919, “Auction of Souls.” Credit: Los Angeles Times Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Los Angeles has long been a haven for refugees and artists, particularly those fleeing political and militaristic struggles. As early as … Continue reading
Posted in 1915, 1919, Brain Trust, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, Religion
Tagged #film, #la, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: TCM Classic Film Festival Returns to the Big Screen
The TCM Classic Film Festival welcomes movie fans as it returns to Hollywood after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. The festival features something for everyone, whether it’s star appearances, new film restorations, classics films, and even special programming. … Continue reading