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Showing posts with label W.C. Fields. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2016

Reeling and Writhing: ALICE IN WONDERLAND (1933)

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Seldom seen since its 1933 limited release,  ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Paramount's champagne and hashish centerpiece, can stand on it...
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Wednesday, October 05, 2011

Unironic Ventriloquist Radio: YOU CAN'T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN

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"They say any idiot can write a book, if that's true I'm their boy." Call me strange but I've always been a little...
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010

Thanks / for the Lucky Strikes

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The title of this blog entry will be familiar to Jack Benny fans, as one of the "commercial song parodies" with which his Sport...
Friday, August 07, 2009

Kansas City is Lost! INTERNATIONAL HOUSE (1933)

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When Hollywood decides to dump cavalcades of stars into one comedy, the results can be over-baked and dreary but INTERNATIONAL HOUSE (193...
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Erich Kuersten
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Micro-dosing pioneer and cinematic counter-theorist, Crypto-Jungian editor of The Acidemic Journal of Film and Media, with work appearing in: Bright Lights Film Journal, Popmatters, Slashfood, McSweeney's, Slant, and the Daily Om. Also (in print): The Decadent Handbook, Scarlet Street, and Midnight Marquee. Films include the awards-skipping Queen of Disks, The Lacan Hour, Drunkards of Borneo, and the "Shortcuts to Enlightenment" series - Come on and write to him! Erichk9@aol.com and/or ekuerste@pratt.edu
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