1937 - IN COLOR! (with Alan Briones) | One Week, One Year, a Film History Podcast

1937 brings us the advent of (American, cell animated) feature length animation and 3-strip technicolor catches on! Stars are born! Songs are sung! Opera and cinema join forces! Monocles are worn! Join us, along with our guest, opera singer Alan Briones, as we discuss an exciting bevy of films.
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00:00:00 - Intro
00:05:36 - The News of the Year!
00:07:07 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
00:41:22 - A Star is Born
01:11:15 - Maytime
01:57:35 - Make Way for Tomorrow
02:30:34 - La Grande Illusion
02:59:09 - Favorites and Outro
See You Next Year!

[@samsheppard8265]

Recommendations for 1939: the phantom creeps, son of Frankenstein, buck Rogers, the man they could not hang, the return of doctor x, buried alive, the cat and the canary, the dark eyes of London, the face at the window, the gorilla, La herencia macabra, the man they could not hang, the return of doctor x, son of Frankenstein & torture ship

[@SarahWestFriendlyXanaduQueen]

Can you please do 1938, 1939, and 1940 whenever you get chances? 1938 had Ferdinand the Bull, Superman’s debut in the comics, and the deadliest hurricane in the east coast, 1939 had Gone With The Wind, Wizard of Oz, Andy Panda, New York World’s Fair, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, and the beginning of World War II, and 1940 had the beginnings of Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny, and Woody Woodpecker, the world’s first McDonald’s in San Bernardino, California, the World’s first Dairy Queen in Joliet, Illinois, the first Superman balloon dazzled everyone at the Macy’s 17th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, and one of the deadliest November blizzards in world history that dropped temperatures from the 60s to below zero within a matter of hours and killing so many duck hunters in the midwestern part of the United States, named the Armistice Day Blizzard.

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1940 coming soon! We're recoding it today. Hope you liked the last two. Thanks for the mention of these details! Almost missed the animated shorts!