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And now Singin in the rain and the whole Hollywood revue of 1929 is copyright free

Now in public domain.

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My great grandparents were from Poland and I spent the holidays with them until they passed away when I was 7 years old in 1990. They had thick Eastern European accents. Sweet people. I miss them both.

great---who does the singing---thanks

R.i.P. RAMON NOVARRO. A TYRONNE POWER LOOK LIKE . (R.I.P. ). I REMEMBER IN 1968 GORGEOUS ACTOR DIED . NEVER SEEN HIS MOVIES ! HOWEVER, WATCHED DOCUMENTARIES AFTER THAT REMINDED ME OF TYRONNE POWER. I THINK THEY BOTH MADE " BLOOD & SAND " ( Ramon Novarro). 1930's LATER 1950's. (Tyronne Power). THANKS FOR THE UP-LOAD. FROM, THE UNITED KINGDOM.(2024).

Wish someone would post the church scene where he runs away with her.

Thank you for posting this.

Excellent song by Charles William Harrison

When Guy Lombardo went to Chicago in 1927,he recorded this song for Columbia Records, and it was his first big hit

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Thank you Michael Wilson🙏🏾

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Wat mooi ik heb zo lang naar deze titels gezocht en kon ze niet vinden. Het is ook vervelend als je de titels niet weet ik ik ben er gelukkig toch uitgekomen. Dank je wel hiervoor Lies

Wat een mooi oud lied is het. Ik ken het van mijn vader hij speelde het altijd voor mij ik zat dan naast hem ik was zijn slagwerkster op het podium om dat ik het mooi vond. En dat is nog steeds het geval Een prachtige Engelse wals die mij altijd is bijgebleven. Lang heb ik erna gezocht en ik heb hem gelukkig gevonden. Want ik wist de titel niet. gr Lies

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I first heard this sung by Jim Reeves with the great guitar accompaniment of Chet Atkins. Thanks for this compilation. From Chennai . India.

Actually Joan was born in 1906. The 1910 census lists Lucille La Suer as being 4 years old. Anita Page was so beautiful! And a fine actress too!

Has a little anchors away in there towards the beginning. Delightful though.

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I have the original "test pressing" of this, cut in September 1923. On the reverse is the test pressing of "just a girl that men forget." To my knowledge there are no other test shellacs in existence.

As a kid in the 1970’s I first heard the tune in, “Race For Your Life Charlie Brown.” 1977. I always wondered about it. And loved it as a child.

Great post

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He was no Rudolf Valentino. His chemistry with women was off.

How he ended has always saddened me

The clown on the movie poster at 3:13 is actually from another Chaney movie, He Who Gets Slapped

Part of the film is missing so we don't get to see the whole movie.

The first rendition of this song in Singing Fool is my favourite.

Most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard PERIOD!

"He who gets Slapped" was a masterpiece!

I bought that movie from eBay couple years ago on a DVD. Nina Mae McKinney was still in her teens when she starred in that movie. She should have been a bigger Star then she was.

Excellent video, extremely informative. Thanks so much for putting in so much time and effort!

Great quality recording. The stills are fantastic.

Recorded on September 29, 1927, accompanied by Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra.

Such a good movie, it deserves to be better known. All three leads are terrific here, Brooks, Arlen and Beery. Wellman always said this was the best of his silent movies, even better than "Wings," and he used Arlen for two more movies after this in the first of his talkies. This is a beautiful tribute to a really good movie.

Does this melody come from another song? I’m sure I have heard it before but in a different arrangement.

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Artwork for the stamp shown at 2:29 comes from a trade ad drawn by Al Hirschfeld.

Wonderful soundtrack 💞

At her side in East La playing this now

Behind the scene talents such as Willis O’Brien, James Wong, and Ray Harryhausen just don’t exist anymore. Although thanks to people like Forrest Ackerman, writers such as H.P. Lovecraft, Poe, Doc Smith, Bradbury, Neil Gaiman, today we have one behind the screen “offspring” (hear the poetic wording) Guillermo Del Toro. I have seen The Man Who Laughs, a brilliant film. Looking forward to seeing Laugh Clown, Laugh.

Haunting...the scratches only add to it .Phantom sounds issuing thru on the waves of time..Diane still matters..

Someplace in the Clutter I have a video tape of,about, a 1980, if not earlier, broadcast of this movie on PBS, back when they actually used to show decent stuff and not movies that you can see on any cable channel. I believe it was from the Killiam collection. If you haven't seen the movie, it's very powerful. If I could ever get PBS to show decent movies again, it would be a miracle. With the catalog that they have, you'd think they could show things like Upstairs Downstairs and the original Poldark series. Plenty of kids grown up today have never seen those shows from the 1970s and 80s. No wonder they love old records, stuff we were chasing after in the 1960s, and slightly older guys, who are dying off now, in the 1940s and 50s. This is life, drink fully.... 😔

I love this film and this song. This song is such a perfect musical embodiment of the film, especially the ending.

I do hope this lost film can be found.Gilda Grey was my grandfather's godmother. She would be great to see in this film. Thanks for posting!

The song we all love The one that we paid for