
Mae Lucas — Now Mrs. B.L. Rhodes of Norfolk, Virginia — at left, and her dancing partner in the Gaiety Girls at Daly’s Theatre in New York in 1894, when Miss Lucas went to dance for the Edison Kinetoscope.

Mae Lucas — Now Mrs. B.L. Rhodes of Norfolk, Virginia — at left, and her dancing partner in the Gaiety Girls at Daly’s Theatre in New York in 1894, when Miss Lucas went to dance for the Edison Kinetoscope.

What one can only suspect is an unauthorized endorsement of Filmmakers Newsletter by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. 1971.
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Raoul Coutard and Anouk Aimée on the set of Lola. Jacques Demy. 1961.
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A book recommendation from Joe Losey. Sight and Sound. Summer 1972.
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Lauren Bacall — one of the last of the Old Hollywood crowd — who died yesterday at age 89, with Humphrey Bogart and Marcel Dalio in To Have and Have Not. Howard Hawks. 1944.
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Robin Williams (who died today at age 63) with Shelley Duvall in Popeye. Robert Altman. 1980.

Sight and Sound. Spring 1981.
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