Kathy Fuller-Seeley

Fantastic, hilarious review!!!!

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New York-based Ford and silent film fans! Francis Ford returns to NYC with screenings of restored versions of The Craving (1918) and The Post Telegrapher (1912). I will be at MoMA to introduce. yay!

Francis Ford's 1919 psycholigical/alcohol-induced nightmare film "The Craving" will be screened at MOMA on Jan 14. Here is a big ad Universal created to promote what had been an independently-produced film....

Haha friend of a friend, good effort at pushing old content in to the new

Hi Daniel, its STILL cool, IMHO, because Francis Ford Coppola is also named in honor of the car company. His father Carmine Coppola, of the Detroit Symphony, was grateful for the Ford company's sponsorship of them and their broadcasts, and he added the Ford middle name to his son's moniker...

To Save and Project: The 21st MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation | MoMA Film series. Jan 9–30, 2025. Our annual To Save and Project festival returns in 2025 with a rich selection of newly restored treasures from archives around the world. This year’s program spans nearly ...

Hooray! Francis Ford's The Craving and The Post Telegrapher will be screened at the 2025 To Save and Project festival at MOMA. Tuesday Jan 14 and I get to introduce the films. www.moma.org/calendar/fil...

Francis Ford (mysterious older brother of John Ford) loved mixing his real life into his films. In this jewel thief caper (1913, 1917 reissue), the detectives caught him by matching his ring to his monographed cane. Ford's grandson has the ring.

YouTube video by John O'Connell Fairport Convention - Who Knows Where The Time Goes (with Sandy Denny)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeZL...

now, my freshmen, new to the SEC, thought that maybe the smaller creature was Moo Deng the celebrity hippo

one of the earliest mentions of Jack Ford, in Moving Picture Weekly, early 1917, as he tentatively starts his own career separate from brother Francis Ford, PERFORMING in his own short films (which he would later deny, but here is evidence haha)

a terrific new archival find, an article about Francis Ford, from Photoplay magazine Feb 1914, which discusses his three years of directing experience. yay!

Yay! Great choices and thank you for including Francis Ford. He will be shown Jan 14 at moma's to save and project festival

2024 Silent Movie Physical Media Wishlist It has been a wonderful year for physical media and independent releases in the silent movie world, so I wanted to post a little roundup of the treasures that are available on disc.

Here it is! My physical media wishlist is up and ready to read. I have selected some of my favorite silents on DVD and Bluray.

New restorations! New scores! First-time-ever home releases! All the gifting advice you need for the film nerd in your life!

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A nice three-sheet for the newly discovered 1918 John Ford film, THE SCARLET DROP.

Wow!

Dumont television impacts the late 1940s nuclear family, one of the scariest ads I have ever seen......

Here’s some cool stuff you can do with Bluesky It’s not just an Alf pics repository.

Lots of good tips here for navigating Bluesky if you just joined:

www.theverge.com/24295933/blu...

um... co-producer. I wonder what a produder does, no maybe I don't want to know....

I screened some Francis Ford silent films on campus, my students were kind to come out to see them. (I'm co-produder of the set). Rumor is that Francis will be at the Save and Project MOMA festival in January. Yay! I will be there to introduce and cheer him on.

Jack Benny researcher extraordinaire Garth Johnson found this cute cartoon of Benny and Woods from the Cedar Rapids newspaper in 1916