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The Man Who Made A Monster - Frankenstein, 1931 The tale of Frankenstein showing the trials and tribulations of the man and his monster from the 1931 classic. Directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff and Colin Clive. Tags: Frankenstein 1931 boris karloff colin clive james whale

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Bimbo's Initiation (1931) With the release of Richard Linklatter's feature-length cartoon version of a Philip K. Dick novel, I thought it a good opportunity to turn, however briefly, to what is still, to me, the gold standard in animated cinema. People who apply the term 'Surreal' to films produced in the early 30s by Max and Dave Fleischer are really missing the point. Indeed there are elements that correspond to that swell in the tidepool of European formalism, but to say that it's a defining characteristic (or even an important one) is to, in the same breath, dismiss everything that made their work so unique. As is plain in even a gem as dark as their 1931 film Bimbo's Initiation, the Fleischers were not just following the aesthetic footprints of Old World models, they were running on the freedom granted them by the knowledge that the only restraint on their vision was the limits of their ability. Nothing else accounts for the exhilaration in the center of their finest work. This was a time when popular art accomodated the strange and the unkempt and the lurid and the beautiful far more easily than any point since, a circumstance that brought forth the wild ether in which something like 'Bimbo's Initiation' could be created. There's more joy and horror in thses seven minutes than in all the latter-day cartoon emanations of the last quarter-century. Tom Sutpen Tags: Animated Cinema Fleischer Brothers Bimbo

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Die 3 Groschenoper: Ernst Busch "Moritatsong" 1931 Weakened version of the opera. For a long time unobtainable, since the fall of the DDR again in the circuit. Lotte Lenya plays Jenny instead of the part of Polly on the stage so she sings only one song in this film. Carola Neher is Polly in the film and Valeska Gert is Mrs Peachum Tags: Bertold Brecht Kurt Weill Die DreiGroschenoper 1930 Moritatsong Pabst Ernst Busch footage

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It's Alive! From the 1931 classic, Frankenstein -- the scene where Colin Clive goes insane as the monster comes to life Tags: Frankenstein Colin Clive

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Charming Ceylon 1931 A tour of the island of Ceylon in the 1930s. Footage from this film is available for licensing from www.globalimageworks.com Tags: Ceylon Sri Lanka James A. Fitzpatrick stock footage travelogue map of India Colombo traffic policemen ox cart water tank ferry boat lighting cigars separating chaff from rice road construction tropical scene palm trees devil dance elephants with drivers bathing in river Mt Lavinia resort fishing boats surf riding chewing beetle nuts tea party colonists Sinhalese man beach village

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Gandhi Speaks, Simla 1931 Gandhi, between long jail terms, visits Viceroy Lord Irwin for an inconclusive meeting in Simla on April 17, 1931. This was originally a silent newsreel. Gandhi's voice is from October 1931, when his voice was recorded on a 78 rpm record. The complete 6 minute "My Spiritual Message" is at http://www.harappa.com/gandhi.html Tags: Gandhi India Simla British Raj

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Greta Garbo & Ramón Novarro - Mata Hari (1931) Ramón Novarro next to Greta Garbo "The Divine" in "Mata Hari". A romance based on the true life story of the exotic woman spy, Mata Hari, while she worked in Paris, during World War I, in 1917. Appears here as an exotic dancer who falls in love with the Lieutenant Alexis Rosanoff (Ramon Novarro). Enjoy =) Ramón Novarro junto a Greta Garbo "La Divina" en el filme "Mata Hari". Un romance basado en la vida real de la exótica espía alemana, mientras ella trabajaba en París, durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, en 1917. Haciéndose pasar por una bailarina exótica que se enamora del Teniente Alexis Rosanov (Ramón Novarro). Disfrútenlo =) Tags: Ramon Novarro Greta Garbo Mata Hari 1931 Talkies 30s

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Disney Silly Symphony - The Ugly Duckling (1931) Walt Disney's first attempt at animating the classic story. Tags: Disney Silly Symphony The Ugly Duckling Cartoon 1931 Walt Company Vintage Classic original

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"Wot A Night" (1931) Van Beuren Tom and Jerry The first Van Beuren Tom and Jerry cartoon, who were the human versions of Waffles and Don. When these cartoons were released on 16mm in the forties Castle Films changed their names to Dick and Larry to avoid confusion with the cat and mouse... Tags: cartoon animated animation tom jerry van beuren surreal

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Mickey Mouse - Traffic Troubles (1931) This is a short film from early B&W Mickey Mouse Cartoon released on march 7, 1931. Mickey is a Taxi driver and drive on a bad street. Mickey pick up Minnie Mouse. Tags: mickey mouse disney cartoon traffic troubles 1931 black white

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FRANKENSTEIN - 1931 - TRAILER FRANKENSTEIN 1931 D: JAMES WHALE BORIS KARLOFF COLIN CLIVE DWIGHT FRYE Tags: MOVIE TRAILER FILM HORROR CLASSIC GOTHIC REANIMATION FEAR TERROR MONSTER GRAVE ROBBER MONSTERS MARY SHELLEY

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Parlez-moi D'amour-Lucienne Boyer 1931 Col J1478 Offered from CD118 at http://mcproductions.shawbiz.ca There is a sweet gentleness in this recording that would have been impossible to record six years before.The delicacy would have been lost to an acoustic horn,but electrical recording came along Tags: french chanteuse lucienne boyer

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1931年前的台北城 TPE_ Taipei City before 1931 1931年前的台北城 _相片來自二南堂工作室 Tags: 1931 台北城 相片 二南堂 工作室 都市景觀 文化 事件 旅行日誌

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Sir Edward Elgar, 1931 "Land of hope & glory" rare view of the great old man conducting his own composition with the London Symfony Orchestra at His Master's Voice Studio Tags: elgar land of hope and glory 1930's

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DRACULA Starring Béla Lugosi 1931 Dracula is a classic 1931 horror film directed by Tod Browning and starring Béla Lugosi as the title character. The film was produced by Universal Pictures Co. Inc. and is based on the stage play of the same name by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston, which in turn is based on the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker. On Walpurgisnacht, Renfield (Dwight Frye) goes to the Borgo Pass where he is met by Count Dracula's coach. The next day, Renfield and Dracula (Bela Lugosi) take 'the Vesta' to England. Ship arrives in Whitby harbor in a storm, captain lashed to boat, everyone dead, Renfield mad. Renfield is taken to Dr Jack Seward (Herbert Bunston)'s sanitarium near London. Newspaper clipping notes Renfield's strange desire to eat small living things. Dracula arrives in London. He goes to a play where he is introduced to Dr Seward, daughter Mina (Helen Chandler), Lucy Weston (Frances Dade) and John Harker (David Manners). Dracula announces he has taken Carfax Abbey which adjoins the Sanitarium. Shortly thereafter, Lucy dies of blood loss. Professor Van Helsing (rrives to examine her. At the same time, Dracula visits, and Van Helsing notes no reflection in mirror. While Van Helsing, Seward and Harker discuss vampires, Dracula summons Mina outside. She is found fainted on the lawn. When the film finally premiered on Valentine's Day 1931, newspapers reported that members of the audiences fainted in shock at the horror onscreen. This publicity, shrewdly orchestrated by the film studio, helped ensure people came to see the film, if for no other reason than curiosity. Dracula was a big gamble for a major Hollywood studio to undertake. In spite of the literary credentials of the source material, it was uncertain if an American audience was prepared for a serious full length supernatural chiller. Though America had been exposed to other chillers before, such as The Cat and the Canary, this was a horror story with no comic relief or trick ending that downplayed the supernatural. Nervous executives breathed a collective sigh of relief when Dracula proved to be a huge box office sensation, and later that year Universal would release Frankenstein to even greater acclaim. Universal in particular would become the forefront of early horror cinema, with a canon of films including, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, Bride of Frankenstein, and The Wolf Man. A number of scenes were later cut from the film, the most famous being an epilogue which played only during the film's initial run. In a sequence similar to the prologue from Frankenstein, and again featuring Universal stalwart Edward Van Sloan, he appeared as a narrator to re-assure the audience that what theyd seen wouldnt give them nightmares. Van Sloan would then calmly inform those with a nervous disposition that... "There really are such things as Vampires!"[3] Today, Dracula is widely regarded as a classic of the era and of its genre. In 2000, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". To many film lovers and critics alike, Lugosi's portrayal is widely regarded as the definitive Dracula. Lugosi had a powerful presence and authority onscreen. The slow, deliberate pacing of his performance ("I bid you welcome!" and "I never drink wine!") gave his Dracula an air of a walking, talking corpse, which terrified 1930s movie audiences. He was as compelling with no dialogue, and the many closeups of Lugosi's face in icy silence jumped off the screen. With his mesmerizing performance, Dracula became Bela Lugosi's signature role, his Dracula a cultural icon, and himself a legend in the classic Universal Horror film series. However, Dracula would ultimately become a rôle which would prove to be both a blessing and a curse. Despite his earlier stage successes in a variety of rôles, from the moment Lugosi donned the cape on screen, it would forever see him typecast as the Count. Tod Browning would go on to direct Bela Lugosi once more in another vampire thriller, Mark of the Vampire, a 1935 remake of his lost film London after Midnight. DRACULA - 1931 - TRAILER Tags: DRACULA 1931 TRAILER

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1931年の京城（ソウル）の映像 1931年の京城（ソウル）の映像 Tags: 韓国 日帝 ソウル 京城

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GUNSHOTS FIRED from 1931 FORD MODEL-A in Sibley Iowa. Deciding to take a leisurely ride in my 71 year old brother in laws Ford Model A, I was surprised, when he pulled out the guns to test them ! Nothing like warning a guy, Ike! Haha. Then we took a leisurely ride around Sibley and to the Sand Pit pond, a favorite place of mine. Ike is really into period machines and this 1931 Ford is no exception. Make sure to watch The best Steam Locomotive video and Model A chases Train video for more excitement about this car and a period Steam locomotive too. Also, please rate this video and subscribe for more. Thanks kindly for watching, Dave Tags: Ford Model 1931 Winchester Colt 45 12 gauge shotgun automobile Ike Adreon Dave Herbert

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Peter Lorre in M (1931) Peter Lorre in M Tags: peter lorre

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City Lights (Charlie Chaplin, 1931) The Ending The Little Tramp in the ending of City Lights, widely acclaimed as one of cinema's most touching and emotional scene. "In City Lights, just the last scene ... I'm not acting .... Almost apologetic, standing outside myself and looking ... It's a beautiful scene, beautiful, and because it isn't over-acted" Charlie Chaplin. The ending has been mimicked in numerous films including Manhattan, Magnolia and La dolce vita. James Agee wrote in Life magazine in 1949 that it was the "greatest single piece of acting ever committed to celluloid". Tags: City Lights Charlie Charles Chaplin Unknown Virginia Cherrill little tramp art documentary trailer tutorial short film

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Dracula (1931) Trailer Dracula (1931) In 1927 a theatrical adaptation of Dracula written by Hamilton Deane and John L., Balderston became a huge hit on Broadway. This play would star the Hungarian born actor Bela Lugosi who didnt speak a word of English. Lugosi learned all his lines phonetically, which produced the famous speech pattern that Dracula (and most vampires) would become associated with. Bela Lugosi (Bela Ferenc Dezso Blasco) came to America in the 1920s to pursue an acting career. Even though the actor had starred in several small roles prior, he would always be remembered for portraying Dracula, both on stage and in numerous films. After Dracula became a huge hit the actor was offered the part of The Monster in Frankenstein, which he turned down. Boris Karloff would become famous for the part, and Lugosis short term as the King of Horror would end as quickly as it started. Lugosi would go on to play Dracula and other various vampires throughout his career. The actor managed to beat a drug addiction, but ended his career in low budget features such as the infamous Plan 9 From Outer Space which would be his last film. He passed away while it was still in production. Despite all of his stage and film roles the actor died in poverty. Carl Laemmle Jr. had a vision for a big screen adaptation of Dracula for Universal that would have been in the same league as The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Phantom of the Opera. Laemmle was also very insistent that Lon Chaney, play the vampire in his picture and set out to lure him away from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Unfortunately Lon Cheney passed away from throat cancer before production was set to begin. Tags: Bela Lugosi Dracula Dwight Frye Edward Van Sloan Horror Movie Tod Browning Universal Studios USA Vampire

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Waverly Hills 1931 A segment from a 1931 Government Tuberculosis film... Tags: Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Louisville Shooter Russell Historical Ghosts

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1931 Original Frankenstein Movie MTV Boris Karloff stars as the monster created by Dr.Frankenstein with background music provided by the Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein". Tags: Frankenstein Horror movie 1931 Boris Karloff Edgar Winter Group

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Anna Pavlova (1881-1931) Anna Pavlova was born on January 31, 1881, in St. Petersburg, Russia, the daughter of Lyubov Feodorovna, a washerwoman. Her father's identity is not known. When Anna was very small, her mother married reserve soldier Matvey Pavlov, who died when Anna was two years old. She and her mother were very poor, and they spent the summers with Anna's grandmother. According to Pavlova, she wanted to be a dancer from the age of eight, when she attended a performance of The Sleeping Beauty at the Maryinsky Theatre. Two years later she was accepted as a student at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet School. This school for classical dancers offered its students lifelong material protection; the czar (the ruler of Russia) Alexander III (1845--1894) was its main supporter. In return, the school demanded complete physical dedication. Her talents impressed ballet master Marius Petipa, who was to become her favorite teacher. Pavlova also learned from other famous Maryinsky teachers and choreographers (those who create and arrange dance performances) such as Christian Johanssen, Pavel Gerdt, and Enrico Cecchetti, who provided her with a classical foundation based on ballet tradition. Pavlova made her company debut at the Maryinsky in September 1899. Although Pavlova's performances changed and were influenced by exposure to foreign cultures and new methods of dancing, she remained a somewhat conservative (not trying many new things) performer. Her company continued to perform several of the great ballet classics, such as Giselle and The Sleeping Beauty; her own popular signature pieces were the Bacchanale, a duet created by her former fellow-student Mikhail Fokine, and her eerily beautiful The Swan. Pavlova died in The Hague, Netherlands, on January 22, 1931. She had performed constantly until her death; her final words were to ask for her Swan costume to be prepared and, finally, "Play that last measure softly." Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany Tags: Anna Pavlova Ballet Russian Mariinsky

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Yeats reads from Coole Park and Ballylee, 1931 Video-montage related to William Butler Yeats. Yeats reads the third and fourth stanzas of "Coole Park and Ballylee, 1931". Tags: yeats poetry literature coole park ballylee

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Dracula 1931 my own clip of dracula 1931 version. music - hellsing ost Tags: dracula 1931 bela lugosi vampire hellsing ave satan

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