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Another pic of Louise for the February 1927 issue of Photoplay. “Evidently she regards herself as strong drink. You can either take her or you can let her alone.” Note: the session may have been an attempt at new look for her upcoming role as a Parisian escort in Evening Clothes (1927).

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At his peak of Callan fame TV's song'n'dance'n'burning alive man gets himself The Edward Woodward Hour today in 1971, including a crossover sketch between Callan and Father Dear Father that Woodward would call the most embarrassing moment of his career.

The Edward Woodward Hour (August 4, 1971)

The Edward Woodward Hour August 4, 1971 Ripped from the Callan: This Man Alone DVD. A series of songs and performances by Edward Woodward, including a Callan/Father Dear Father comedy skit that had…

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“You won’t recognize Miss Brooks at first, for she is wearing her hair curled over her head. This is too bad, for it makes her look just like a thousand other attractive girls.” — a critic on Louise’s new look for Evening Clothes (1927)

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40 YEARS AGO TODAY: the Get Fresh Millennium Dustbin lands in Whitehaven in appalling weather, which affects the T-shirt contest, stunt kites, Corrie cast tug of war, The Real Thing and Charlotte Hindle sorry for pretending to be tied to a train track.

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Get Fresh @ Whitehaven Cumbria March 1986. Taken and edited from a video tape apologises for lack of quality. The weather was typical Whitehaven weather Cold, Windy & Wet when the Millenium Dustbin landed. Presenters: Gaz Topp & Charlotte Hindle Feat Gilbert The Alien and The Vicious Boys Featured C

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So I watched Away with Words (1926). Of course I did. It's a silent film about Louise Brooks obsession. And it's pretty good, and there's some really nice repurposing of footage. It just kind of goes off the rails as it becomes increasingly surreal in the back half.

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