"Broken Hearts of Broadway" (1923)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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"Broken Hearts of Broadway" is a drama directed by Irving Cummings starring Colleen Moore, Johnnie Walker, Alice Lake, Tully Marshall, Kate Price and others.
The film is about the trials and tribulations of aspiring actresses, writers and composers.
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Can you add music please. If people don't want it they can turn it off. But music really brings these old films even more to life and brings out even more beauty.
run some music yourself from another you tube page or music app/site
@@arooogaa It is speculated that this film was released with a vitaphone soundtrack originally, but we don't know for sure.
Colleen Moore, the quintessential flapper! Amazing that optical sound was tested in 1923 and 2 strip Technicolor was also around then. It would have been technically possible to produce a colour talkie in 1923.
I feel like big stars felt that color movies were a gimmick! Like how there were a lot of "silent" movies, but they had soundtracks like WHY BE GOOD or OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS. until the 1950s color movies were regarded as below for great artists.
Wonderful. thank you. we are so lucky any of these films have been saved and preserved.
This silent movie is extraordinary. Fantastic images and acting about what Hollywood, and life, was like almost 100 years ago.
You mean Broadway / NYC
Thanks man! I appreciate you correcting me on this.
@@johnpierson8398 Lol, no biggie. Enjoyed the movie! Love the fashions. Except for the landlady who wore super-big blouses like tablecloths!
Love Colleen Moore.
..some guys have way to much makeup and lipstick...
They’re not kidding when they say “silent” film.
Macy's been around for over one hundred years. Nice movie
Hey, where’s the music?
Music was a big part of the silent films why doesn't this have music?
Ha, the love-sick painter neighbour makes me think of a cross between Bela Lugosi and Liberace!
Watch Her in ORCHIDS AND ERMINE on UA-cam!!
Ella Cinders and Why Be Good are both available too
GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for presenting this melodramatic look at ambition gone wrong, starring Colleen Moore in one of her early film roles. While a star during the silent film era, Moore's career was extended into the talkies, but made fewer films in the 30's. Unfortunately, she met the same fate as her silent film contemporaries when the studios felt that her voice wasn't good enough for sound. I saw her do a 1934 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. film on TV, Success at Any Price, and, while doing a supporting role, I felt that she had a sweet sounding speaking voice. Oh, well, it's all history now.
She managed a magnificent second career after movies, though in high finance. A great woman and a fine role model for women [and men] everywhere.
@@smokingbrush2498 That's interesting. Didn't know Colleen Moore did finance after her movie career ended. Kudos to her for her perseverance.
@@Celluloidwatcher Yes; she seems to have been a level-headed, amiable woman. She is both delightful and informative in her interviews.
Saw her Doll's House in Kansas or was it Nebraska or maybe Wisconsin? Too old to remember!!!
So refreshingly politically incorrect. Love it.
Watch faux news. You will feel right at home. Amazing how you and six others find the views and behaviour of almost a century ago acceptable. Pathetic fool.
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