24 Frames
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June 9, 2011
Movies
Re Dennis McClellan’s fine John Wayne story (“Listen, Kid: The Duke’s Still a Force,” Jan. 26): In the early 1930s, I was working in the Fox Film Studio publicity department when Raoul Walsh directed “The Big Trail,” John Wayne’s first picture.
Feb. 4, 1990
The Vagabond Theater on Wilshire Boulevard is presenting through Saturday Gloria Swanson’s 1928 silent version of “Sadie Thompson” along with “Sunset Boulevard.”
April 12, 1989
Entertainment & Arts
“Along the Great Divide.” Warner. $19.95.
July 21, 1987
In director Raoul Walsh’s hands, even the toughest of characters had an emotional, vulnerable side. A series offers another fresh look.
Sept. 28, 2000
Raoul Walsh did more than play a young Pancho Villa in the 1914 film “The Life of General Villa” (“A Wild Ride Into Revisionism,” by Chris Kraul, Aug. 3).
Aug. 10, 2003
Last week we suggested that “Night Nurse” (1931) might have been the only movie Clark Gable made for Warner Bros.
Oct. 13, 1985
Silent films about World War I
Jan. 16, 2012
Herbert Brenner, 86, a Hollywood agent and executive who promoted the careers of such entertainers as Shelley Winters and Robert Taylor.
Aug. 23, 2000
Mary Boyle Seitz, 93, scenarist for the 1930 motion picture that afforded John Wayne his initial break.
May 17, 1997