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Frederica Sagor Pt.2: Women Screenwriters in 1920s Hollywood

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Screenwriter Frederica Sagor Dead at 111: Wrote Movies for Norma Shearer (photo), Clara Bow, Louise Brooks Now, whether Frederica Sagor's Hollywood Babylon-like tales bear any resemblance to what actually happened at studio parties and private soirees, I can't tell. But on the professional side, one problem with the information found in The Shocking Miss Pilgrim is that studios invariably used numerous writers, whether male or [...]




Samuel-Novarro House Sale Pt.2: Diane Keaton, Christina Ricci Among Previous Residents

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Samuel-Novarro House for Sale: MGM Star Ramon Novarro Architectural Landmark First Owner When then-resident Christina Ricci, who reportedly had been living with Adam Goldberg, put the Samuel-Novarro House on the market in 2006, I posted a detailed description of its original setup, culled from Beyond Paradise. Ramon Novarro (photo) continued to enjoy his nude piano playing until late 1938, when he traded the house for [...]




Samuel-Novarro House for Sale: MGM Star Ramon Novarro Architectural Landmark First Owner

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Ramon Novarro swimming in his Los Feliz Hills house Lloyd Wright's Samuel-Novarro House is back in the market, as per Curbed Los Angeles. Located in the Los Feliz Hills, the eastern section of the Hollywood Hills, the house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright's son Lloyd Wright in the late 1920s. In order to pay for Wright's services, personal secretary Louis Samuel embezzled money from [...]




Ramon Novarro Pt.3: Gay Love Affairs Novarro/Valentino/Ingram Unfounded Rumors

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Ramon Novarro, Barbara La Marr, Trifling Women Ramon Novarro Brutal Death Pt.2: Convicted Killer Blames Catholicism Ramon Novarro's extant films for Rex Ingram, The Prisoner of Zenda (1922), in which he plays the sly villain Rupert of Hentzau, and Scaramouche (1923), in the heroic title role, are also well worth a look. I haven't watched The Arab (1924), which has been recently brought back to [...]




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