The Great Movie Shorts |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 74
Page 12
... studio in Astoria , Long Island . In addition , one suspects that the largest chunk of the small budgets went to pay the stars ' salaries , leav- ing very little for sets , costumes , and technical frills . Nevertheless , the comedies ...
... studio in Astoria , Long Island . In addition , one suspects that the largest chunk of the small budgets went to pay the stars ' salaries , leav- ing very little for sets , costumes , and technical frills . Nevertheless , the comedies ...
Page 14
... studio , was made head of short - subject pro- duction in the mid - 1930s . It was at this time that four other successful series were initiated at the studio : " Crime Does Not Pay , " " John Nesbitt's Passing Parade , " " Carey Wilson ...
... studio , was made head of short - subject pro- duction in the mid - 1930s . It was at this time that four other successful series were initiated at the studio : " Crime Does Not Pay , " " John Nesbitt's Passing Parade , " " Carey Wilson ...
Page 27
... studio had some short- subject product , no matter how limited . Universal Pictures never distinguished itself in ... Studios 27 Other Studios.
... studio had some short- subject product , no matter how limited . Universal Pictures never distinguished itself in ... Studios 27 Other Studios.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Academy Award Alfalfa Andy Andy's Arthur Benchley Billy Franey Billy Gilbert Bobby boys Brothers Buckwheat Bud Jamison Buster Charles Charley Chase Charlie Hall Christine McIntyre Columbia comedy comic Darla Hood Dave O'Brien David Barclay Del Lord Dick director credited Dorothy Granger Dot Farley Edgar Kennedy Edward Bernds Edward Cahn Emil Sitka etcetera feature films Florence Lake Fred Kelsey funny gags Gang George girls Gordon Douglas Gus Meins Hal Roach Hal Yates Harry Bernard Harry Bowen Hollywood Jack Rice James Parrott Jules White kids Laurel and Hardy Leon's Lord Mack Sennett Mary MGM-Roach Mickey Gubitosi Morton movie musical narration newsreel Patsy Pete Smith play Porky radio reel Released in sepia Remade remake Roach-MGM scene screen Shemp short subjects shot Song Spanky stars stock footage Stooges story studio Stymie talkies Thelma Todd Tiny Sandford tries two-reelers Vernon Dent Vitaphone Vivien Oakland Warner Wheezer wife William