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Spencer Tracy Fox Film Actor
Witness the Life and Times of One of the Finest and Most Versatile Actors of the Golden Age Generation of Silver Screen Stars
A collection of essays and images celebrating the legendary Spencer Tracy
Newton, MA –– Wonderfully informative and entertaining. It’s a meticulously researched, in-depth look at a part of Spencer Tracy’s spectacular career that nobody knows – before the MGM and Hepburn glory days, and before the constraints of the Hollywood Production Code – beautifully explaining why Tracy became the one actor who “defies imitation.” – Robert Osborne, Turner Classic Movies
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Playbills to Photoplays
New Book Chronicles the Careers of Early 20th Century American Entertainment Icons
The stage was the major training ground for most Hollywood actors during the 1920s–1940s
Newton, MA –– Written with passion and depth, Playbills to Photoplays: Stage Performers Who Pioneered the Talkies chronicles the lives and career paths of early twentieth-century vaudevillians and legitimate actors who transitioned from entertaining on stage before live audiences to acting in the new technological medium of sound films, commonly known as talkies during the American film’s Golden Age. –
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We invite you to share in our mission exploring Hollywood's Golden Age and America's feature films of that era.
We believe that American films created for mass audiences throughout the country and the world between the 1920's - 1960's serve as important historical records that document and reflect prevailing American social, cultural, economic, political, religious and moral attitudes and assumptions. In addition, we believe in investigating the significance of these films by actor, director, studio, genre, theme, etc.
We believe in the value of comparing our interpretations, findings, discoveries and viewpoints to the state of contemporary American society and current state of global affairs.
Thank you for your interest in our organization.
Brenda Loew, President
New England Vintage Film Society, Inc.
brendaloew@yahoo.co
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