We've seen Lilac Time movie (Love Never Dies).
Movie Is being made - in 1928.
Soundtrack: "Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time" by 'Nathaniel Shilkret' (qv) and 'L. Wolfe Gilbert' (qv) Performed by John McCormack
The original Broadway production of "Lilac Time" by 'Jane Cowl' (qv) and 'Jane Murfin' (qv) opened at the Theater Republic on February 6, 1917 and ran for 176 performances.
Filming Dates: ? - March 1928
All of those handsome infantile man inside their flying machines be billeted in a enclosed area subsequent to the Widow Berthelot's farmstead in France. Her daughter Jeannine be interested crudely speaking the young men warfare in sanction of England in World War I and their airplanes. Then one of the aviators is kill. His double is Captain Philip Blythe who can't support but outlook Jeannine. When he lands the original circumstance, she is regard between his "runway." She make a more favorable general idea when he see her later near the lilacs. When all of the young men depart against a expedition, Blythe promise to race back.
Color Info: Black and White
Countries: USA
Genres: Romance, War
Runtimes: 80
Sound Mix: Mono
Tech Info: MET:2687.42 m, MET:2776.12 m, MET:2778 m, PFM:35 mm, OFM:35 mm
Release Dates: USA:3 August 1928, USA:18 October 1928, Finland:28 October 1929
SEE LIFE at its most magnificent moments---in the most magnificent spectacle the screen has ever given you!, TREMENDOUS SPECTACLE, when scores of fighting airplanes come to death grips in the skies...STIRRING ROMANCE in the glorious love of a maid of Normandy for a daredevil flier who goes up on his last trip in the face of new found love.
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Emile Chautard (actor)
Entered films in Paris in 1907., Step-father of director 'George Archainbaud' (qv)., One source gives birth date as 1881 in Paris.
Death Notes: Los Angeles, California, USA (organ failure)
French administrator and actress of American and French films. He instigate his occupation next to ability of a bear actor at the Odeon bordered by Paris, later at the Eclair, where on earth he become optical director and chief director of the drama seminary in 1910. Five years subsequent he traveled to America and began a delighted career as a exhibit director all for disparate American film staunch. After greater than a decade as a director, he return briefly to acting and appear in a cavernous breadth of role in a amount of films impetuous his annihilation at 53.
Birth Notes: Avignon, Vaucluse, France
Other Works: Stage actor and film director.
Spouse: 'Alice Archainbaud' (? - 13 March 1920) (her death)
Death Date: 24 April 1934
Birth Date: 1864
Eddie Clayton (actor)
Height: 5' 9"
Birth Notes: Charleston, West Virginia, USA
Birth Date: March 1899
Gary Cooper (actor)
Articles: "Vanity Fair" (USA), November 1999, Iss. 471, pg. 236-241 & 256-259, by: Tom Hanks, "The Quiet King", "Cinemanía" (Mexico), September 1998, Vol. 2, Iss. 24, pg. 27, by: Gabriel Lerman, "Leyendas de Hollywood: Gary Cooper", "Le Soir" (Belgium), 29 March 1997, pg. 11, by: Luc Honorez, "Reviens Gary Cooper, reviens!", "English Pages" (Belgium), 1961, Vol. XXV, Iss. 1, pg. 3-4, by: Peter Finchley, "The silent man of the West"
Hobbies: Fishing, hunting, riding, swimming, and taxidermy., In the early 1930s, his doctor told him he had been working too hard. Cooper went to Europe and stayed a lot longer than planned. When he returned, he was told there was now a "new" Gary Cooper - an unknown actor needed a better name for films, so the studio had reversed Gary Cooper's initials and created a name that sounded similar - 'Cary Grant' (qv)., Along with actress 'Mylène Demongeot' (qv), Cooper set in motion the first escalator to be installed in a cinema, at the Rex Theatre in Paris on June 7 1957., Interred at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Southampton, Long Island, New York, USA., Worked as a Yellowstone Park guide for several seasons before becoming an actor., Father-in-law of pianist and composer 'Byron Janis' (qv)., Inducted into the Hall of Great Western Performers of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in 1966., Pictured on one of four 25¢ US commemorative postage stamps issued 23 March 1990 honoring classic films released in 1939. The stamp featured Cooper as the title character of _Beau Geste (1939)_ (qv). The other films honored were _Stagecoach (1939)_ (qv), _The Wizard of Oz (1939)_ (qv), and _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv)., Upon seeing him, a professor in the theater department at Grinnell College recorded "shows no promise.", Father of 'Maria Cooper (I)' (qv)., Despite his wholesome screen image, he was an infamous (and privately boastful) lady-killer in reality, allegedly having had affairs with numerous and sometimes very famous leading ladies throughout his career. This was in spite of the fact that he had a faithful wife, Sandra, and that many of his lovers were also married., His Oscar-winning roles as Will Kane from _High Noon (1952)_ (qv) and Sgt. Alvin York from _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv) were ranked #5 and #35 in the American Film Institute's Heroes list in their 100 years of The Greatest Screen Heroes and Villains., He was voted the 18th Greatest Movie Star of all time by Entertainment Weekly., Is mentioned in the 'Irving Berlin (I)' (qv) song "Puttin' On The Ritz" and in the song "La Dernière Séance" by 'Eddy Mitchell' (qv)., He was voted the 42nd Greatest Movie Star of all time by Premiere Magazine., He was fond of dogs, at various times he owned boxers, Dobermans and Great Danes. He and his wife also raised Sealyhams., He liked sports and kept in shape with hiking and riding, tennis and golf, archery and skiing, trout fishing and spear fishing, swimming and scuba diving and driving fast cars. He liked boxing., His first Hollywood love was 'Clara Bow (I)' (qv). Shortly after they separated he dated and lived with 'Lupe Velez' (qv)., Appeared in 107 movies, 82 of which he starred in. Only 16 of those were filmed in color. And he starred in 14 silent movies., Has starred in a total number of 20 westerns, 3 of those were silent., His mother's favorite movie of his is _The Pride of the Yankees (1942)_ (qv)., His appetite was prodigious, but no matter how much he ate, he always remained thin. During his early years in Hollywood, working odd jobs and living with his parents, he said, he said with some comic exaggeration, that his "starvation diet at the time ran to no less than a dozen eggs a day, a couple of loaves of bread, a platter of bacon, and just enough pork chops between meals to keep me going until I got home for supper." His specialty on hunting trips was gargantuan: wild duck covered with bacon strips, enhanced by four eggs and steak. He could eat a cherry pie and drink a quart of milk for lunch., He blew the harmonica and strummed the guitar; played backgammon and bridge; grew corn and avocados on the Encino ranch he bought in the early 1930s and loved to work with his tractor in the garden., Named the #11 Greatest Actor on The 50 Greatest Screen Legends list by the American Film Institute, He starred in two movies that were based on novels by 'Ernest Hemingway' (qv): _A Farewell to Arms (1932)_ (qv) and _For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)_ (qv)., His income from his movies was: 1932 - $85,000, 1933 - $133,000, 1934 - $258,000, 1935 - $328,000, 1937 - $370,000, From 1938 to 1942 he earned $150,000 per picture., He signed a six year contract with 'Samuel Goldwyn' (qv), to make six pictures at $150,000 per picture. At the time Paramount had legal rights to Cooper and threatened to sue. The two companies came to an understanding that Paramount would loan Cooper to Goldywn to make one picture a year from 1938-1942., Appeared on the cover of Life magazine November 24, 1941., Has played six real life characters on screen. Wild Bill Hickok, Marco Polo, Sgt. 'Alvin C. York' (qv), 'Lou Gehrig' (qv), Dr. 'Commander Corydon M. Wassell' (qv) and Gen. 'Billy Mitchell (III)' (qv)., In 1944 he formed his own production company, International Pictures, with 'Samuel Goldwyn' (qv). His partners were 'Leo Spitz' (qv), 'William Goetz' (qv) (who'd recently been ousted from 20th Century Fox) and 'Nunnally Johnson' (qv). They only produced two movies, _Casanova Brown (1944)_ (qv) and _Along Came Jones (1945)_ (qv). Then in 1946 they sold International Pictures to Universal Pictures, which changed its name to Universal-International., He was a conservative Republican. He voted for 'Calvin Coolidge' (qv) in 1924, and for 'Herbert Hoover (I)' (qv) in 1928 and 1932. He actively campaigned for 'Wendell Willkie' (qv) in 1940, strongly believing that 'Franklin Delano Roosevelt' (qv) should serve no more than two terms of office, and endorsed 'Thomas E. Dewey' (qv) in 1944., By June 1955 he had made 80 films from which the studio's earned $250 million and he only earned $6 million in salary and percentages., By 1942 he left 'Samuel Goldwyn' (qv) and Paramount, then formed his own production company, then on October 22, 1947 he signed with Warner Brothers to make $295,000 per picture., His father Charles Cooper died of pneumonia on September 18th 1946, three months after Gary completed _Cloak and Dagger (1946)_ (qv) and 3 days after his father's 81st birthday., Starred in two movies with 'Teresa Wright (I)' (qv), _The Pride of the Yankees (1942)_ (qv) and _Casanova Brown (1944)_ (qv)., 'Sam Wood (I)' (qv) directed him in four movies, _The Pride of the Yankees (1942)_ (qv), _For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)_ (qv), _Casanova Brown (1944)_ (qv) and _Saratoga Trunk (1945)_ (qv)., 'Cecil B. DeMille' (qv) directed him in _The Plainsman (1936)_ (qv), _North West Mounted Police (1940)_ (qv), _The Story of Dr. Wassell (1944)_ (qv) and _Unconquered (1947)_ (qv)., 'Frank Capra' (qv) directed him in two movies, _Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936)_ (qv) and _Meet John Doe (1941)_ (qv)., Appeared in four movies with 'Fay Wray' (qv), _The First Kiss (1928)_ (qv), _The Legion of the Condemned (1928)_ (qv), _The Texan (1930)_ (qv), _One Sunday Afternoon (1933)_ (qv)., Appeared in two movies with 'Marlene Dietrich' (qv), _Morocco (1930)_ (qv) and _Desire (1936)_ (qv)., 'Howard Hawks' (qv) directed him in three movies, _Today We Live (1933)_ (qv), _Ball of Fire (1941)_ (qv) and _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv)., Appeared in three movies with 'Barbara Stanwyck' (qv), _Ball of Fire (1941)_ (qv), _Meet John Doe (1941)_ (qv) and _Blowing Wild (1953)_ (qv)., Appeared in eight movies with 'Walter Brennan' (qv). These were _Watch Your Wife (1926)_ (qv), _The Wedding Night (1935)_ (qv), _The Cowboy and the Lady (1938)_ (qv), _The Westerner (1940)_ (qv), _Meet John Doe (1941)_ (qv), _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv), _The Pride of the Yankees (1942)_ (qv) and _Task Force (1949)_ (qv)., In 1951, after 25 years in show business, his professional reputation declined, and he was dropped from the Motion Picture Herald's list of the top 10 Box Office performers. In the following year he made a big comeback at the age of fifty-one with _High Noon (1952)_ (qv)., Took an acting class from 'Michael Chekhov' (qv), He turned down both _Stagecoach (1939)_ (qv) and _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv)., He wasn't present to receive his Academy Award in February 1953, for his portrayal of Marshal Will Kane in _High Noon (1952)_ (qv). He asked 'John Wayne (I)' (qv) to accept it on his behalf., He left America and Hollywood and didn't return for 18 months. During that time he was in Hawaii, Mexico and France and shot four films: _Return to Paradise (1953)_ (qv), _Blowing Wild (1953)_ (qv), _Garden of Evil (1954)_ (qv) and _Vera Cruz (1954)_ (qv)., He formed his own production company, Baroda Productions, in 1958. In 1959 the company made three of his more unusual films: _The Hanging Tree (1959)_ (qv), _They Came to Cordura (1959)_ (qv) and _The Wreck of the Mary Deare (1959)_ (qv)., Was romantically linked with 'Marlene Dietrich' (qv), Was very good friends with 'Ernest Hemingway' (qv) for twenty years. Hemingway shot himself a month after Cooper's death., He declined roles in _The Big Trail (1930)_ (qv), _Stagecoach (1939)_ (qv) and _Red River (1948)_ (qv). All of these were subsequently played by 'John Wayne., Both of his parents were immigrants to America from England., On 16 April 1958 he entered the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital for a full face-lift and other cosmetic surgery by Dr John Converse, one of the leading plastic surgeons in America. Newspaper articles commenting on the effects of the operation said his face now looked quite different and the procedure had not been successful., His shot from _High Noon (1952)_ (qv) was used as a Solidarity candidates trademark of the first independent elections in Poland in June 1989 ("There's a new sheriff in town"), In the spring of 1960 he had two operations, one for prostate cancer and then after that a part of his colon removed which was cancerous also. The doctors were sure that they had gotten all of it. His body strengthened and he made the movie _The Naked Edge (1961)_ (qv) in England, but while he was making this film he had a lot of pain in his neck and shoulders. When he returned home from England he went back to the doctor and it was then that he had to be told the cancer had metastasized to his lungs and bones. As he did in _The Pride of the Yankees (1942)_ (qv) he took it in his stride and said, "If it is God's will, that's all right too." He opted not to take very much treatment., His reputation as an unthinking conservative seems largely undeserved. Though he appeared as a "friendly witness" before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in 1947, he carefully avoided naming any people he suspected of having Communist sympathies within the Hollywood community. He later starred in _High Noon (1952)_ (qv), a western that was an allegory for blacklisting in Hollywood, and strongly defended blacklisted screenwriter 'Carl Foreman (I)' (qv) from attacks by the right-wing Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals. Foreman later credited Cooper as the only major star in Hollywood who tried to help him. His mistress 'Patricia Neal' (qv), who did consider herself a liberal, said Gary was "conservative" but "you couldn't call him right-wing". Cooper showed a sense of humor by asking 'John Wayne (I)' (qv) to collect his Oscar for him in 1953, after Wayne had criticized _High Noon (1952)_ (qv) as "anti-American"., After 'James Stewart (I)' (qv) revealed to the world that Cooper was dying of cancer, messages poured in from such friends and well-wishers as 'Pope John XXIII' (qv), former Vice President 'Richard Nixon' (qv), 'Henry Fonda' (qv), 'Pablo Picasso' (qv), 'Queen Elizabeth II' (qv) of England, Princess Grace ('Grace Kelly (I)' (qv)) of Monaco, 'John Wayne (I)' (qv), 'Ernest Hemingway' (qv), former President 'Dwight D. Eisenhower' (qv), 'Bob Hope (I)' (qv), 'Henry Hathaway' (qv), 'Audrey Hepburn' (qv), 'Mel Ferrer (I)' (qv), 'William Goetz' (qv), 'Mary Livingstone' (qv) (Mrs. Jack Benny) and 'Jack Benny' (qv), 'Gloria Stewart (I)' (qv) (Mrs. James Stewart) and 'James Stewart (I)' (qv), 'Charles Feldman (I)' (qv) and Constance and 'Jerry Wald (I)' (qv). The newly inaugurated President 'John F. Kennedy' (qv) called from Washington and couldn't get through on the busy Cooper phone, but kept calling. He got through on the second day to talk to Gary for seven minutes.
George Cooper (actor)
J. Gunnis Davis (actor)
Edward Dillon (actor)
Dan Dowling (actor)
Dick Grace (actor)
Harlan Hilton (actor)
Paul Hurst (actor)
Richard Jarvis (actor)
Stuart Knox (actor)
Arthur Lake (actor)
Harold Lockwood (actor)
Philo McCullough (actor)
Nelson McDowell (actor)
Burr McIntosh (actor)
Cleve Moore (actor)
Jack Ponder (actor)
Jack Stoney (actor)
Eugenie Besserer (actress)
Kathryn McGuire (actress)
Colleen Moore (actress)
George Fitzmaurice (producer)
John McCormick (producer)
Jane Cowl (writer)
Guy Fowler (writer)
Willis Goldbeck (writer)
George Marion Jr. (writer)
Jane Murfin (writer)
Adela Rogers St. Johns (writer)
Carey Wilson (writer)
Sidney Hickox (cinematographer)
Nathaniel Shilkret (composer)
George Fitzmaurice (director)
Alexander Hall (editor)
Captain Robert De Coudeic (miscellaneous crew)
Dick Grace (miscellaneous crew)
Harry Redmond Sr. (miscellaneous crew)
Captain L.J.S. Scott (miscellaneous crew)
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