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Here is a very charming curio from 1926. As noted in the caption, the map of Hollywood is consciously old fashioned and it is quite cute too, I might add. It is quite interesting to see who made the cut and got mentioned on the map by name.
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LOST & FOUND: AMERICAN TREASURES FROM THE NEW ZEALAND FILM ARCHIVE. This is pretty cool. Hollywood films were shipped all over the world and New Zealand was the end of the line for many of them. A few were never sent back, which is fortunate for us as some of these films do not exists elsewhere. We have early color film, Mabel Normand's earliest surviving directing effort and a John Ford backstage comedy. luxury paris hotel Enthusiastically recommended.
LOST FILMS: IMPORTANT MOVIES THAT DISAPPEARED by Frank T. Thompson. We often hear about lost films. This book gives detailed information on some of the most famous titles that have disappeared. These films boast big names like Clara Bow, Gary Cooper and D.W. Griffith. Read it and weep.