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Samantha Glasser
Nov 88 min read
Nolan November: Buy Me That Town (1941)
One of the unofficial mainstays of Cinevent and the Columbus Moving Picture Show is Lloyd Nolan, an extremely likeable actor who can...
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Samantha Glasser
Nov 15 min read
Nolan November: Circumstantial Evidence (1945)
One of the unofficial mainstays of Cinevent and the Columbus Moving Picture Show is Lloyd Nolan, an extremely likeable actor who can...
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Adam Williams
Oct 253 min read
The Kinescope Krypt
I decided to explore this new-fangled medium of television and watched three creepy kinescopes for Halloween. Lights Out: “The Faceless...
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Rodney Bowcock
Oct 187 min read
Ominous October: The Boogie Man Will Get You (1942)
I t's spooky season again. Join us for spine chillers from yesteryear this month. MICHAEL SCHLESINGER: Well, after my debut appearance...
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Samantha Glasser
Oct 115 min read
Ominous October: Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932)
It's spooky season again. Join us for spine chillers from yesteryear this month. RODNEY BOWCOCK : It’s Paris; it’s 1845, and that’s...
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Samantha Glasser
Oct 46 min read
Ominous October: I Saw What You Did (1965)
It's spooky season again. Join us for spine chillers from yesteryear this month. RODNEY BOWCOCK : A couple of teenage girls, Libby and...
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Adam Williams
Sep 273 min read
Two Nights in the Blue Room
I’ve never not enjoyed an old dark house movie. I like my storms full of thunder, my windows drafty, and my companions to represent the...
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Samantha Glasser
Sep 206 min read
September Schooldays: College Holiday (1936)
Do you ever have that reoccurring dream where it is test day and you've forgotten to study? Now that it is September and the kids are...
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Samantha Glasser
Sep 136 min read
September Schooldays: Henry Aldrich Swings It (1943)
Do you ever have that reoccurring dream where it is test day and you've forgotten to study? Now that it is September and the kids are...
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Samantha Glasser
Sep 65 min read
September Schooldays: Girls' School (1938)
Do you ever have that reoccurring dream where it is test day and you've forgotten to study? Now that it is September and the kids are...
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Samantha Glasser
Aug 236 min read
Automobile August: The Long Long Trailer (1954)
Start your engines! The invention and development of the automobile coincides with the birth and growth of the movie industry. This month...
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Samantha Glasser
Aug 165 min read
Automobile August: To Please a Lady (1950)
Start your engines! The invention and development of the automobile coincides with the birth and growth of the movie industry. This month...
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Samantha Glasser
Aug 95 min read
Automobile August: The Roaring Road (1919)
Start your engines! The invention and development of the automobile coincides with the birth and growth of the movie industry. This month...
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Samantha Glasser
Aug 25 min read
Automobile August: Danger on Wheels (1940)
Start your engines! The invention and development of the automobile coincides with the birth and growth of the movie industry. This month...
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Samantha Glasser
Jul 195 min read
Jane (Frazee) July: Under California Stars (1948)
This July we celebrate a forgotten star of the 40s whose work we enjoyed at the Picture Show 2024: Jane Frazee. RODNEY BOWCOCK: Roy has...
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Samantha Glasser
Jul 124 min read
Jane (Frazee) July: Incident (1948)
This July we celebrate a forgotten star of the 40s whose work we enjoyed at the Picture Show 2024: Jane Frazee. SAMANTHA GLASSER: After a...
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Samantha Glasser
Jul 56 min read
Jane (Frazee) July: Rosie the Riveter (1944)
This July we celebrate a forgotten star of the 40s whose work we enjoyed at the Picture Show 2024: Jane Frazee. RODNEY BOWCOCK: There’s...
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Adam Williams
Jun 283 min read
Comedy Torture Chamber: A Clean-Up on the Curb (1931)
I get these cravings for a very particular type of movie. Just recently, this urge led me into my film closet where I keep a beat up 16mm...
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Samantha Glasser
Jun 216 min read
Jewel Robbery June: You're Never Too Young (1955)
A common trope in classic movies is the jewel robbery scenario, often depicted from the gangster's point of view. We had a lot of titles...
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Samantha Glasser
Jun 144 min read
Jewel Robbery June: Mary Ryan, Detective (1949)
A common trope in classic movies is the jewel robbery scenario, often depicted from the gangster's point of view. We had a lot of titles...
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