Vintage Movie Resources

You do not often see her on the screen, but when you do you remember her forceful, vivid work.

When Lawrence Tibbett married again on New Year’s Day, the former Mrs. Tibbett was invited to the wedding. And why not?

It’s the voice with the love call that wins on the air.

You know how Miriam Hopkins steals pictures (four out of five to date!) — but did you know that Mack Sennett wanted her to be a Bathing Beauty?

Augustus Phillips worries not a bit about the variety of roles he is called upon to play

Elsie McLeod is one of the many girls in Edison films who add to the beauty of the scenery

Arthur V. Johnson is a man’s man and is universally liked by men

Miss Mae Hotely is the character actress who makes things happen in Lubin films

William A. Duncan is a leading man and producer

Winifred Greenwood has played leads with the Chicago branch of the Selig company for almost two years

George L. Cox can do ever so many other things besides act

Joe Moore is the “big” little boy who appears in Imp films to the tune of an admiring chorus of picture fans

It is one year since Edith Haldeman became a photoplay girlie

Mary Charleson thinks she ought to be tall and sinewy and graceful

John Bunny was the originator of the “Bunny smile”

Pauline Bush is interested in woman suffrage