"SILENTS PLEASE" MACK SENNETT'S SILENT FILM STUDIO AKA THE FUN FACTORY 1961 DOCUMENTARY ST10044

[@rogerbartlet5720]

I remember this show

[@kennethjohnson9370]

I real cool show growing up

[@rayrocher6887]

Thanks for trying to save the classics, nosferatu, zorro, wings silent but heart moving, mourning the hero

[@kennethjohnson9370]

I use to watch Silent please in the early sixties this was a very Cool show showing great classic actors and actresses showing car chases train wrecks etc this show back memories please show more of these

[@olivedarb03]

Mack Sennett also made some very good talking shorts , some of which starred W.C. Fields and Bing Crosby .

[@ArturoGarcia-sy5lc]

Cuando sin argumentos la ocurrencia era el mejor libreto. Era la incipiente época silente y todo cuanto se hiciese era emocionante y divertido. Gracias por compartir.

[@marcdelente2456]

Document exceptionnel sur l'âge d or du cinéma burlesque merci infiniment a vous . Il y a des films que je possède en intégralité mais des séquences de films bien sûr de films rares.

[@nlpnt]

It was probably the land his studios sat on, not so much as his work and the rights to it, that enabled his comfortable retirement. His original "Fun Factory" was in Echo Park at Glendale and Effie behind a Jack in the Box (now) while the facility now known as Mack Sennett Studios but then carrying Mabel Normand's name is farther up Effie at Fountain across from T.S. King middle school. Apparently there was a new studio in the Valley opened just before the talkies and the Depression hit but I want to be sure where - all my scouting is by Google Earth from the other end of the continent while there are probably people at Periscope who eat regularly at that Jack and whose kids go to that school.

[@SnepperStepTV]

Hope to see more of these, its like the Mid Century version of the 1990s TV show Movie Magic and that's rad as heck.

[@larry1824]

It was said if you could stand maxs onion breath you had good chance at being hired😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@williamoverly1617]

Pennsylvania was the Keystone State. Were the cops named for that?

[@EdwardScott-df4qb]

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