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Jun 9, 2024 · 1. “Lazy Sam is also in Love with Nanny.” There’s a surprising cut early in Ralph Ince’s BROTHER BILL (1914). We’re in the (California?) Gold Rush, it seems. Bill’s brother arrives and chats up the romantic interest, played by Edith Storey.
Jun 13, 2024 · Since the silent era, as in the case of Ralph Ince’s Amor tropical/Tropical Love (1921), Puerto Rico has figured in Hollywood films as an exotic backdrop for tropical romance—a theme which is also apparent in locally made films such as Viguié Cajas’s early talkie, Romance Tropical (1934), recently restored by the film archive at UCLA. In ...
Jun 7, 2024 · Her career never came back, despite her trying. Here, she's shown, with her sister, in 1929 shaking hands with director Ralph Ince.
1 day ago · It looks like Ince’s telegram might have stopped Terry in Atlanta, but he just moved on to the next town. In 1925 he was in Los Angeles and in August Variety reported: “Police have been requested to take into custody Albert N. Ray, who posed as a brother of Charles Ray, film star, and obtained various sums of money from Hollywood residents.”
Jun 16, 2024 · He is a young man in prison on a trumped-up charge, and he is slowly going crazy because he's wondering if his girlfriend Mary (Bernice Claire), on the outside, will stay faithful. Whenever he talks about her he starts acting all over the place: Yes, life behind the walls is lonely -- soooo lonely.
Jun 25, 2024 · Over 200 filmgoers have voted on the 20+ characters on All 'Monsters, Inc.' Characters, Ranked Best To Worst By Fans. Current Top 3: Mike Wazowski, James P.
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5 days ago · The work on the “Wood Violet,” a moving picture playlet being enacted here by the Vltagraph company using the local scenery for backgrounds” Wood Violet was a romantic silent drama released 12 November 1912. The cast included Anita Stewart and E. K. Lincoln. It was directed by Ralph Ince. Ince directed more than 170 films.
