Podcasts about baby peggy

Our second Clara Bow episode pairs a couple of sharply contrasting films: a child star comedy, Helen's Babies (1924), directed by William A. Seiter, and a didactic melodrama, Capital Punishment (1925), directed by James P. Hogan, with a story by producer B. P. Schulberg. Bow has supporting roles in both; but has occasion to display her lack of inhibition as a comedian in both and her emotive skills as an actress in the second. The Schulberg film, whose premise may have influenced Fritz Lang's Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956), surprises with its pre-Depression concern for the plight of the urban poor, while the presentation of two impish tomboy girl-children in Helen's Babies, based on a popular Victorian novel about two little boys, chimes neatly with certain aspects of Bow's own persona, even if her place is taken in this one by Baby Peggy.   Time Codes: 0h 01m 00s:            Helen’s Babies (1924) [dir: William A. Seiter] 0h 22m 10s:            Capital Punishment (1925) [dir: James P. Hogan] +++ * Check out our Complete Upcoming Schedule (to the Autumn of 2024 and the end of our projected Lilli Palmer series)  * Find Elise’s latest film piece on Billy Wilder and 1930s Romantic Comedy *And Read lots of Elise’s Writing at Bright Wall/Dark Room, Cléo, and Bright Lights.* Follow us on Twitter at @therebuggy Write to us at therebuggy@gmail.com Theme Music: “What’s Yr Take on Cassavetes?” – Le Tigre

Showbiz Kids is a documentary that explores the highs and lows of being a child actor. I review the film as well as give my experience working with children on film sets in Hollywood. A movie review of "Showbiz Kids," written and directed by Alex Winter. Featuring interviews with Evan Rachel Wood, Milla Jovovich, Cameron Boyce, Wil Wheaton, Henry Thomas, Jada Pinkett Smith, Mara Wilson, Todd Bridges, Baby Peggy, and Marc Slater. Showbiz Kids is now available on HBO. Official Website: CoryBakerFilmmaker.com iMdb: Imdb.me/CoryBaker Facebook: Facebook.com/CoryBakerFilm Twitter: Twitter.com/LegendCB5 Instagram: Instagram.com/LegendCB5

Pictured: Katherine Johnson Matthew Bannister on Nexhmije Hoxha, the wife of the Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha. The couple ran a repressive Stalinist regime and she was known in the West as the Lady Macbeth of Albania. Katherine Johnson, the best known of a small group of African American mathematicians who carried out crucial calculations for the American space programme. Their story was told in the 2017 film "Hidden Figures". Sir Michael Berridge, whose pioneering research into the saliva of blowflies revealed the process of cell signalling, with major implications for humans. And Diana Serra Cary, who, under the screen name "Baby Peggy" Montgomery, was a celebrated child star of silent cinema. Interviewed guest: Professor James Pettifer Interviewed guest: Albana Kasapi Interviewed guest: Dr Martin Bootman Interviewed guest: Tom Lamont Interviewed guest: Pamela Hutchinson Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: Invasion Of Albania 1939, British Pathé 13/04/2014; Bugajksi Hour, Rezart Taci 23/03/2012; The World Tonight, Radio 4 11/04/1985; Newsnight, BBC Two 11/04/1985; President Obama Awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom, The Obama White House 24/11/2015; Hidden Figures, directed by Theodore Melfi, Fox 2000 Pictures/Chernin Entertainment/Levantine Films/TSG Entertainment 2016; Katherine Johnson: Math Interest, visionaryproject 08/03/2010; 5 Live Breakfast, Radio 5 Live 25/02/2020; What Matters - Katherine Johnson: NASA Pioneer and "Computer", WHRO Public Media 25/02/2011; John Glenn's Historic Space Flight 1962, CNN 08/12/2016; Lewis Wolpert Conversations, Radio 3 01/04/1993; Front Row, Radio 4 18/01/2006; Summer of Silents, Oscars 21/03/2014.

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"Baby Snooks," first portrayed by Fanny Brice during her 1912 vaudeville act, was Fanny's version of the then-time actress, Baby Peggy. Brice later admitted that even though Baby Snooks was a version of herself as a child, Baby Snooks was a caricature of Baby Peggy.

The _ReWatchable_ crew is going way back in time to find out how Peggy Carter became Peggy Carter in _Agent Carter_ season 2, episode 4, "Smoke and Mirrors." **WARNING: This episode may contain _Endgame_ spoilers!** **Superfans**: Natalie and Maj **Newbies:** Kendra and Brittany **Fun Facts**: Kendra is in a production of _Little Shop_ and the director just quit so she is rehearsing all the time! Natalie is campaigning for Chris Evans to star in a musical or at the very least star in the new Loki series as Loki playing Cap. Brittany is now officially a Thor superfan. Maj is heading to Oslo to see a WWE wrestling match! **We're watching and discussing _Agent Carter_ in timeline that the [Russo Brothers confirmed](https://ew.com/movies/2019/04/30/avengers-endgame-russo-brothers-captain-america/) still happened despite the events of _Endgame_.** **_Agent Carter_ season 2, episode 4, "Smoke and Mirrors"** -Synopsis -Flashback episodes - love 'em or hate 'em? -Peggy flashbacks:    -Baby Peggy is a knight in shining armor    -Bletchley Park crackin' codes and getting rocks    -Engagement parties all end in tears    -The final push to Peggy's career -Fred is the Riley of this show -Michael is the MVP here, but unfortunately meets his end -Whitney had to pave her own way in this world - and she did it with a smile *groan* -Is this a great villain story? Or cool motive, still murder. -Wasting notebook paper is the biggest crime here -Back to the present - Rufus takes some tranq that is reserved for the evil koalas -Ethics of interrogation -Sousa is a part of the team! -Are Peggy and Wilkes going to have a _Ghost_ moment? -_[ChalkZone](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJs4e2lbMmA)_! -What is actually going on with the science here? Will Whitney explode? -Jack commands a lot of our attention here (sorry) -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Make sure to join the [ReWatchable ReWinders group on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/groups/ReWatchablePodcast/) and chat with us about all sorts of fun _ReWatchable_-related things! **Listener Feedback:** -We're sorry it took so long for our episode release! -Jack is the perfect recruit for HYDRA? -Actually, the more we think about it, he really is. -_Veronica Mars_ is the perfect late-July treat! **Brittany's Brainstorms and Kendra's Creeping Suspicions:** -_Agent Carter_ season 2, episode 5, "The Atomic Job" **Contact us!** Email: rewatchable.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: [@Re_Watchable](http://www.twitter.com/Re_Watchable) Tumblr: [ReWatchablePodcast.Tumblr.com](http://rewatchablepodcast.tumblr.com/) Please rate and review us on iTunes!

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Baby Peggy was one of the earliest and biggest stars of Hollywood. Dubbed the Million Dollar Baby and earning 1.5 million per year. Then Dad started spending...

Baby Peggy was one of the earliest and biggest stars of Hollywood. Dubbed the Million Dollar Baby and earning 1.5 million per year. Then Dad started spending...

Gary and Roscoe announce their upcoming appearances at the 35th Annual Taste Of Chicago on July 8 & 10. See the complete Taste Daily Schedule here. Iconic silent screen child star Baby Peggy is profiled with a very personal viewpoint and in-depth analysis from Roscoe. Read full article The Northwest Chicago Film Society has a new home and announces their 2015 line-up of films, from Technicolor to 80’s realism. Read more The Tony Awards are over and we recap the 69th annual awards show. The Tonys In our Cultural Update segment, Gary and Roscoe review the Theo Ubique production of A Marvin Hamlish Songbook .  And take a trip to Chicago Shakespeare Theatre to hear about their new original musical Sense and Sensibility. Read more Kiss of Death A moment of silence for screen legend Christopher Lee and actor Ron Moody, the definitive Fagin in Oliver! on stage and film.  James Last – A titanic, Teutonic Mantovani! The Guardian Vincent Musetto – NY Post Editor who wrote the most anatomically evocative headline in the history of American journalism.

Spike Jonze's new film Her depicts a writer developing a relationship with his computer operating system. Matthew Sweet and Aleks Krotoski look at what it says about the changing relationship between man and machine as the internet of things develops. Is Big Data the future ? Ian Angell Professor Emeritus at the London School of Economics, historian Tom Holland and Tom Smith discuss our attitude to data past and present. Plus 95 year old Diana Serra Carey - aka Baby Peggy of the silents - remembers Shirley Temple.

At 19 months old, Diana Serra became a child film star in silent movies. She made $2 million in 1924. Her family lost it all and she had to go back to work again. The story of a bizarre childhood and the remarkable woman who emerged from it. (Jan 2006)