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"Land of the Hunter...and the Hunted!" Jungle thrillers had long been a staple at every Hollywood studio. As far back as 1921 literary classics such as Edgar Rice Burroughs’ "Adventures of Tarzan" and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" were adapted for the silent screen.   In 19 read more

"Land of the Hunter...and the Hunted!" Jungle thrillers had long been a staple at every Hollywood studio. As far back as 1921 literary classics such as Edgar Rice Burroughs’ "Adventures of Tarzan" and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" were adapted for the silent screen.   In 19 read more

"Land of the Hunter...and the Hunted!" Jungle thrillers had long been a staple at every Hollywood studio. As far back as 1921 literary classics such as Edgar Rice Burroughs’ "Adventures of Tarzan" and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" were adapted for the silent screen.   In 19 read more

"Land of the Hunter...and the Hunted!" Jungle thrillers had long been a staple at every Hollywood studio. As far back as 1921 literary classics such as Edgar Rice Burroughs’ "Adventures of Tarzan" and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" were adapted for the silent screen.   In 19 read more

In 1962, Shirley Jones, fresh from her success as Marian the librarian in the film adaptation of The Music Man, was assigned the leading role in MGM's A Ticklish Affair.  After Jones had won an Academy Award for her dramatic performance in "Elmer Gantry"( 1960 ) she thought the studio would fi read more

In 1962, Shirley Jones, fresh from her success as Marian the librarian in the film adaptation of The Music Man, was assigned the leading role in MGM's A Ticklish Affair.  After Jones had won an Academy Award for her dramatic performance in "Elmer Gantry"( 1960 ) she thought the studio would fi read more

In 1962, Shirley Jones, fresh from her success as Marian the librarian in the film adaptation of The Music Man, was assigned the leading role in MGM's A Ticklish Affair.  After Jones had won an Academy Award for her dramatic performance in "Elmer Gantry"( 1960 ) she thought the studio would fi read more

In 1962, Shirley Jones, fresh from her success as Marian the librarian in the film adaptation of The Music Man, was assigned the leading role in MGM's A Ticklish Affair.  After Jones had won an Academy Award for her dramatic performance in "Elmer Gantry"( 1960 ) she thought the studio would fi read more

Check out the UPDATE page for current info.  Hear ye, Hear ye! The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is coming to Silver Scenes!   As the hosts of Silver Scenes, Diana and I ( Constance ), thought it might be a good idea to start a blogathon. Why? Because we'd like to get to know our reader read more

Check out the UPDATE page for current info.  Hear ye, Hear ye! The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is coming to Silver Scenes!   As the hosts of Silver Scenes, Diana and I ( Constance ), thought it might be a good idea to start a blogathon. Why? Because we'd like to get to know our reader read more

Hear ye, Hear ye! The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is coming to Silver Scenes!   As the hosts of Silver Scenes, Diana and I ( Constance ), thought it might be a good idea to start a blogathon. Why? Because we'd like to get to know our readers - stray wanderers included. And what better way t read more

Check out the UPDATE page for current info.  Hear ye, Hear ye! The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is coming to Silver Scenes!   As the hosts of Silver Scenes, Diana and I ( Constance ), thought it might be a good idea to start a blogathon. Why? Because we'd like to get to know our reader read more

 Poor Lou, wait till he sees the lions and gorillas he will be up against in the jungle when he and Abbott take a trek to the dark continent in "Africa Screams"! ( 1949 ). read more

 Poor Lou, wait till he sees the lions and gorillas he will be up against in the jungle when he and Abbott take a trek to the dark continent in "Africa Screams"! ( 1949 ). read more

 Poor Lou, wait till he sees the lions and gorillas he will be up against in the jungle when he and Abbott take a trek to the dark continent in "Africa Screams"! ( 1949 ). read more

 Poor Lou, wait till he sees the lions and gorillas he will be up against in the jungle when he and Abbott take a trek to the dark continent in "Africa Screams"! ( 1949 ). read more

Oh boy...if we don't have enough features already ( we don't ), here we go starting another one. Everybody has played Name that Movie sometime/someplace or another, but we don't care for simpleton games for simpleton folks. So we got our own little variation of the game. Each month, or every two wee read more

Oh boy...if we don't have enough features already ( we don't ), here we go starting another one. Everybody has played Name that Movie sometime/someplace or another, but we don't care for simpleton games for simpleton folks. So we got our own little variation of the game. Each month, or every two wee read more

Oh boy...if we don't have enough features already ( we don't ), here we go starting another one. Everybody has played Name that Movie sometime/someplace or another, but we don't care for simpleton games for simpleton folks. So we got our own little variation of the game. Each month, or every two wee read more

Oh boy...if we don't have enough features already ( we don't ), here we go starting another one. Everybody has played Name that Movie sometime/someplace or another, but we don't care for simpleton games for simpleton folks. So we got our own little variation of the game. Each month, or every two wee read more