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Lewis-Carroll: Alice In Wonderland (1966)

Chaplinfortheages: Modern Times - 1936 The End Of The Silent Era, A Good-Bye To The Tramp And The Last Word “Spoken” - Smile, Which Became The Name Of His Iconic Song And Quite Apropos. Charlie Chaplin Held Out 13 Years After The First Commercially

Nitratediva: Sylvia Sidney In Thirty Day Princess (1934).

Nitratediva: Claudette Colbert In It Happened One Night (1934).

Anothernotice: Classy Classic Hollywood - White Heat (1949)

Matineemoustache: John Gilbert &Amp;Amp; Renée Adorée In The Big Parade (King Vidor, 1925)

Vintagegal: Elsa Lanchester In The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)

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