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😅😅😅well information good show you

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Her voice sounds modern to 2024 what a pleasant song

Very Phantom like with the pianist getting her to sing

Bing was a lover of Al Jolson and black singers and their music and styles

2024

here it goes 4:15

That poor old man with the young woman.

The expressions on her face. So subtle. So ambivalent. Bing remains one of the greatest popular singers of all time.

😄😄😄😄😄!!!!! Love it!!!😄😄😄😄

The two singing policeman being stereotypically gay, followed by quantities of dancing male couples in the jail, was part of the so-called “pansy craze” that got shut down by the crackdown of the strict Hays Code for movies in 1934.

I was glad that the mummy broke out into a really jazzy tune in a Betty Boop voice when she was placed on the stage in front of the skeletal audience.

Gives us an idea of piano accompaniment to silent films. Mish mash of appropriate popular tunes.

Minta & Fatty Arbuckle tied up their divorce over visitation rights to LUKE. That dog made them a lot of $$$

That dog is a G

This cartoon could look a lot better than it does-it has a lot of digital artifacts in it! Great film!

The year was 1912. He was a steamboat pilot on the Mississippi river. She was a lovely vaudeville dancer on a minstrel show tour. Little did either know it but the adventure of the fantastic flying boat would land the young couple right in the back lot of RKO studios and begin a short but eventful career for both.

Lots of SteamBoa Willie in this one

In memory of: laughland 2006-2010

What is it with old cartoons being prone to making macabre content? 😂

My grandfather was a keystone cop!

i love luke very much i keep him on my pc at all times he was a super dog lol lol lol him and roscoe fatty arbuckle togeather theay mad a great team bob sims

6:09 I love it when the tree twirls and walks.

I was surprised to see the catch phrase of Superman actually originated Here... "faster than....more powerful than..able to leap.... but if you type this phrase in all that ever comes up is Superman.. Jerry Siegel is given the credit for coining his catchphrase .. when in fact he actually stole it.. perhaps without even paying royalties to Mack Sennett.. I do not know if this phrase originated in this silent film.. or if it is something that Mack picked up from the Wild Wild West days.. but in any case I think this form of plagarism..on the part of Jerry Siegel is evil... I will never watch another Superman show again or read another Superman comic.. until I find out if Mack Sennett was compensated for those words that were stolen...

Roscoe Arbuckle number uno silent comedian.

Did the intertitles come from a later time than the original film? The references to Superman make it seem that way.

Training film used by Uvalde school police department.

0:11 this music sounds very familiar (you know it’s from steamboat willie right)

I'm hooked on her singing. ❤️. BTW... Thank you.

Superman wasn't invented until 1938. Yet is referenced in these 1913 movies. Must be a motto for something else too

Minhas orelhas!!!

The end... Wtf

This is riping off disney but i like it

Toronto police 2021

would like to have a word with the 9 people who disliked 🔪

Capital Kops at work while politicians control DC Comic Relief!😡🤬😎🤡📡🛰

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Wonderful, except for the cornet player who sqwarked loudly.

Back when film was a craft industry

(1)Bye, Bye .Blackbird (2) What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry? (3) The Day That I Met You (4) I Don't Want Nobody But You (5) I Wonder What Become of Joe (6) Has Anybody Seen My Girl?

What gems..amazing to see. Thank you

According to Brian Rust, the audition at Pathe Records was on July 28, 1926

Yay

Some people just stand out so much

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