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Lisa’s Home Bijou: St. Louis Blues

March 24, 2021 by Lisa Grable 5 Comments

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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

Annie Oakley 20th century icon: Lisa’ Home Bijou

March 10, 2021 by Lisa Grable 6 Comments

Annie Oakley was the show business image of the West and Southwest. Barbara Stanwyck plays a scrappy, loving Annie in George Stevens’ film. Lisa's Home Bijou: Annie Oakley (1935)

Film Festival: The West and Southwest Annie Oakley, whose career extended into the early decades of the 20th century, represented an icon for early 20th century women. As an independent, talented female celebrity, she traveled with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show and brought the culture, legends and romanticism of the West to people all over…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1935, Annie Oakley, Barbara Stanwyck, Buffalo Bill, classic films, George Stevens, Lisa's Home Bijou, Sitting Bull, Western films, Western heroes

Lisa’s Home Bijou: Cimarron

January 20, 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 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,…

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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

Lisa’s Home Bijou: I’ll Be Seeing You

December 9, 2020 by Lisa Grable 4 Comments

Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotten are people with sad secrets in a wartime Christmas drama. Shirley Temple is a fashionable teenager. Lisa's Home Bijou: I'll Be Seeing You (1944)

Film Festival: Christmas classics I’ll Be Seeing You (1944) is a World War II drama brought to the screen by David O. Selznick. It’s a Christmas story and a love story starring Ginger Rogers, Joseph Cotton, and Shirley Temple. Selznick bought the rights to the 1938 Broadway song I’ll be seeing you. The song was…

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 1944, Christmas movies, classic films, Ginger Rogers, holiday films, I'll be seeing you, Joseph Cotten, Lisa's Home Bijou, Shirley Temple, wartime drama

Eve’s Christmas: Lisa’s Home Bijou

December 2, 2020 by Lisa Grable 1 Comment

Eve has a fabulous, but unsatisfying life in New York. Her wish on a star sends her back in time for a do-over in this fantasy Christmas story. Lisa's Home Bijou: Eve's Christmas (2004)

Film Festival: Christmas Fantasy Eve’s Christmas (2004) begins with Eve running out of her fabulous condo in New York to catch a cab to her Madison Avenue office. She is pitching an ad campaign to Cumberland Wines. She’s got a fabulous city single life. Eve’s assistant is Mandy (Erin Karpluk), her best friend since childhood….

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Filed Under: Culture, Movies Tagged With: 2004, Cheryl Ladd, Christmas movies, classic films, countdown to Christmas, Elisa Donovan, Erin Karpluk, Eve's Christmas, Hallmark movies, Kavan Smith, Lisa' home bijou, Sebastian Spence, time travel

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