Another Old Movie Blog

Mary Badham, famous for playing “Scout” in To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), is currently on tour with the stage version and has grown into pla...

Here is a young Gilbert Roland, another portrait from Stars of the Photoplay (1930).  His bio blurb here puts him at 25 years old in 1930, ...

Greer Garson chews the scenery—all in fun, on a visit to the Anderson family in an episode of Father Knows Best .  Originally broadcast Nove...

I'm looking forward to participating in next week's blogathon hosted by the Classic Movie Blog Association.   Coincidental to the im...

Celebrating Warner Bros.' 100th anniversary all this month on Turner Classic Movies has given us an enjoyable twist in their programming...

Here in The New Spirit (1942), which the Disney studios made for the U.S. Treasury Department to educate the public on how to pay their tax...

  A blessed Passover and Easter to all who celebrate and watch classic films.  Anne Baxter reminds us who the main character is in The Ten C...

Rochelle Hudson is the subject of David C. Tucker’s latest book, “largely because she deserved one.” Miss Hudson’s career began in 1930 wh...

This photo of Regis Toomey, by Dyar, is another in the 1930 book Stars of the Photoplay .  The book is fascinating for two points: first, to...

The Wearing of the Grin (1951) seems to have been Porky Pig's last starring role before being relegated to a mere supporting player.  I...

A couple of anniversaries this week:  the 16th anniversary of Another Old Movie Blog , and most poignant for many of us, the first anniversa...

The advent of silent movies had a profound effect on society in just about every way one could imagine.  While we classic film fans are well...