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28 Christmas movies for happy holidays

October 25, 2021 by Lisa Grable 4 Comments

28 Christmas movies for happy holidays include Scrooge, Santa, romance, classic films, contemporary films, and TV specials. Happy Holidays!

Do you love Christmas movies and watch them over and over? I was recently challenged to make a list of my top ten favorite classic films, a task I find close to impossible. But it became clear that Christmas movies are at the top of the list. Every year I watch the same films over…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 25 days of Christmas, Christmas movies, classic films, countdown to Christmas, Dickens movies, holiday films, Lisa's Home Bijou, musical films, Santa Claus movies, very merry Christmas

The Big Parade WWI silent film: Lisa’s Home Bijou

August 25, 2021 by Lisa Grable 1 Comment

The Big Parade is a silent classic World War I movie. John Gilbert and Renée Adorée fall in love while the terrible Battle of Belleau Wood surrounds them. Must see for film buffs. Lisa's Home Bijou: The Big Parade (1925)

Film Festival: Silent Greats The Big Parade (1925) is a silent classic, crafted by director King Vidor to be a memorable look at the American boys who fought in France during the Great War. War stories are an important part of our storytelling tradition. We attach romance to the idea of boys going off to…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1925, classic films, John Gilbert, King Vidor, silent films, The Big Parade, World War I

Cimarron pioneer Oklahoma story: Lisa’s Home Bijou

July 7, 2021 by Lisa Grable 5 Comments

Cimarron is Edna Ferber’s story of the Oklahoma land rush and the Osage territory. Irene Dunne stars in this early Western Oscar winner. Lisa's Home Bijou: Cimarron

Film Festival: The West and Southwest Cimarron was the first Western film to receive an Academy Award. It’s an epic saga depicting the changes in pioneer Oklahoma through the eyes of the Cravat family. The film is considered to be an accurate representation of the times, based on Edna Ferber‘s meticulous research. In Cimarron, Ferber…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1931, Algonquin Round Table, Cimarron, classic films, Edna Ferber, Irene Dunne, Lisa's Home Bijou, Oklahoma, Western films

It Came From Outer Space sci-fi : Lisa’s Home Bijou

June 2, 2021 by Lisa Grable Leave a Comment

Richard Carlson and Barbara Rush have a relationship problem between outer space aliens and small town people. The aliens just want to fix their crashed ship and go home. Lisa's Home Bijou: It Came From Outer Space (1953)

Film Festival: Science Fiction in the 1950s It Came From Outer Space (1953) is a classic sci-fi film based on a Ray Bradbury story. It is important to the genre because the outer space aliens that crash on Earth have no interest in invading or harming humans. John Putnam is an amateur astronomer who makes…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1953, Barbara Rush, classic films, flying saucers, Lisa's Home Bijou, Ray Bradbury, Richard Carlson, science fiction, UFOs

Lisa’s Home Bijou: St. Louis Blues

March 24, 2021 by Lisa Grable 5 Comments

St. Louis Blues Eartha Kitt Cab Calloway

Film Festival: Summertime Blues St. Louis Blues is the 1958 Hollywood version of W. C. Handy’s life, formulated as a vehicle for his music as opposed to an accurate biographical portrayal. However, St. Louis Blues is well worth it because of the music and the fine performances.Although his exact place in the pantheon of blues greats…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1958, blues, classic films, Eartha Kitt, Lisa's Home Bijou, Nat King Cole, Pearl Bailey, Ruby Dee, st. Louis blues, summertime, W.C. Handy

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