connie
... His inconsistency on this point is well covered in McCabe's biography and several other places.
Connie K....
...been renovated or remodeled and preserved. It would be interesting to know what happened to this one.
Connie K....
Thanks Fritz. I'll leave your measage intact to improve its chances of reaching all sites.
Connie K.
...hey take some getting used to, but many of them are quite enjoyable once oone tunes in to the rhythm.
Connie K....
...s much more joy where that came from.
The dog, by the way, was allegedly drunk during that scene.
Connie K....
...y confused and misinformed Italian. I've read it. Stan Laurel would have been embarrassed by it.
Connie K....
...rom http://www.kencranes.com/laserdiscs/ for discount prices, but even then they aren't cheap.
Connie K....
... toy projector.
If the date is 1924, it is 16mm.
These excerpts usually sell for $7-8 apiece.
Connie K....
...jackass. Now this is what I'd call Presumption, on a scale poor Carl Davis would never dream of!
Connie K....
...039;re interested in watermelon, pasta, or (do I dare say it?) hot dogs, we can fix you up instantly.
Connie K....
...hts_ and _Modern Times_ are, and now (deservedly) _Dictator_. What else? Both GR and _Kid_ should be.
Connie K....
...ell directed, but for me the script and Barrymore's performance were its most stunning features.
Connie K....
...t to make the final speech of _GD_ into Communist propaganda really shows her at the top of her form.
Connie K....
...video. It's an opportunity not to be missed.
Please do post details when you have more info.
Connie K....
...sh lyrics are pretty pathetic. The French ones are OK though. Good job CC made a nonsense song of it.
Connie K....
...l buying my Chaplin LDs one at a time.
As for VHS, Kino and Fox are currently the best available.
Connie K....
...t's going on, even if you never saw such a meter.
No such help with the ice box in _Police_.
Connie K....
Connie, I'm pleased to read that you were a film on film collector! Let's hear it for good ol' 8mm!
...e which looked remotely like a Chinese puzzle. I can't guess, but I'm definitely intrigued!
Connie K....
...a way we don't like, it's psychobabble. When we do it ourselves, it's astute analysis.
Connie K....
...it too literally. It is a ghostwritten potboiler, and its resemblance to pulp fiction is no accident.
Connie K....
...e out there in the dark, Norma.
When have *you* ever been concerned with what anyone else thinks?
Connie can verify that for a period of months I 'lurked' *here* and discussed Chapli...
... which is usually pronounced 'daws' or 'dose' rather than 'dee-oh-ess.'
Connie K....
Connie posted the Carl Sandburg poem 'Without the Cane and the Derby (For C.C.)' on Halloween 1996. I was wondering when Sandburg wrote it.
Thanks, Hannah
It's good for a piano score, but IMO, it pales in comparison to CC's score.
Connie K.
Connie,
I've been there and I've ID the area. However, I can't give out the whole box of candy at one time.
Gerald
...ht_. They DO look like the same person, and the lady in _Verdoux_ looks very much like an older Edna.
Connie K....
...source for this. Anyone know what it was? There's nothing inherently improbable about the story.
Connie K....
...e and discredit other people and get back to his FAQ
At least then he was doing something useful.
Connie K....
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[I tried posting this before, but it seems to have disappeared. Apologies if it shows up twice.]
Connie K....
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