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Hey, this sounds like fun, I'll have to remember to tune in for it.

Or more importantly, I'll have to remember to call in for it.

RICHARD M ROBERTS

Anthony Susnick has done a nice video about Kalton C. Lahue featuring Sam Gill and Lahue's ex-wife and son:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_cBGAaDcKs

RICHARD M ROBERTS

You know we love all-star Industrial and Sales Films here at the mafia, and here's a doozy, a singin' and dancin' epic for Bell Telephone starring Stubby Kaye and featuring Bert Remsen and a chorus line of singers and dancers all selling the telephone for making sales: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Chris Jones at OVERLY HONEST REVIEWS gave us one heck of a great overly honest review:

https://mailnewsgroup.com/ohmr/discover ... hollywood/

Thanks Chris.

RICHARD M ROBERTS

More info needed, was Snub Pollard in the film?

RICHARD M ROBERTS

Another of the Keystone-Triangle's with Gloria Swanson and Bobby Vernon, I always liked this one better than TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGCz9ESzRA8

RICHARD M ROBERTS

Very saddened to hear this unwanted and unexpected news. Donna was a fine person and a great researcher and film historian and was a great supporter of Slapsticon (though I'm not sure she was ever able to get to one in person). She had me and Rob Farr on her STOLEN MOMENTS podcast several times to p...

Roland Reed was still producing good-budget industrial and corporate films in the 1960's, here's one directed by Paul Landres about the founder of Reynolds Aluminum. Lyle Bettger gets to play a good guy for once, and Whit Bissell among other recognizable faces are in the cast: https://www.youtube.co...

It is not definitely known if D.W. Griffith directed this short, he may have been busy doing JUDITH OF BETHULIA and left it to someone else, but the cast is good and it's well made. Released by Biograph May 1, 1913, featuring Blanche Sweet, Henry B. Walthall, Harry Carey and William Courtwright: htt...

Recently, it was brought to my attention that we had unfortunately omitted a name in the special thanks credit for WHAT WOMEN DID FOR ME on the CHARLEY CHASE AT HAL ROACH THE LATE SILENTS 1927 Blu-Ray set. It was the name of Glenn Mitchell, who indeed had let us know about the British Film Institute...