LGM film club
5 Card Stud, from 1968, stars Dean Martin as a professional gambler in the 1880s West. He's part of a card game. A guy cheats. The other gamblers, outside of.
I haven't done a logging film in a long time, which considering my long-term interest in the profession and its history seems unlikely. So let's watch this 1926 film Logging.
No Merchandising. Editorial Use Only. No Book Cover Usage. Mandatory Credit: Photo by United Artists/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock (5873241a) Robert Mitchum Thunder Road - 1958 Director: Arthur Ripley United Artists USA Scene Still.
This is one of the truly most reprehensible pieces of government propaganda I have ever seen produced by the United States. This is Milton Eisenhower narrating a 1942 film (I.
I showed the 1903 Edison film Emigrants Landing at Ellis Island for my students the other day and realized I had never put it up here. Just watching the 2.
Went back to the Budd Boetticher/Randolph Scott trough last night to check out 1959's Ride Lonesome. May watch another of their collaborations tonight. What better way to spend an evening?.
Budd Boetticher was not really a great director in the sense of being a visionary. But he was a very solid studio director who could churn out solid film after.
This is a fun little tourist documentary on Greenwich Village's hip bohemian scene in 1960. The folk music scene was just popping at this time, but the Village was well.
