Showing posts with label Bull Montana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bull Montana. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2022

Meet Jobyna Rulston -- June 27, 2022

Moving Picture World, 10-June-1922

Jobyna Raulston's career progressed rapidly from support Paul Parrot (Charley Chase's brother) in Hal Roach one-reelers to supporting Harold Lloyd in features to starring in Wings. In almost no time, the press learned how to spell her last name. 

Moving Picture World, 03-June-1922

Mack Sennett produced many short comedies starring Billy Bevan.

Moving Picture World, 10-June-1922

Mack Sennett also produced features starring Mabel Normand.

Film Daily, 11-June-1922

Mal St Claire directed many short comedies for Sennett and with Buster Keaton. 

Film Daily, 11-June-1922

Al Christie produced popular short comedies. William Beaudine was one of his directors. 

Moving Picture World, 10-June-1922

In the Teens, Joe Rock and Earle Montgomery made a lot of short comedies for Vitagraph, but few survive. Joe Rock went on to produce comedies with Stan Laurel, and later the Ton of Fun movies.

Film Daily, 07-June-1922

Sidney and Charles Franklin went on to produce or direct many feature films. 

Film Daily, 25-June-1922

Bull Montana was a big ugly Italian-American guy who had once been a professional wrestler.

Film Daily, 09-June-1922

Max Linder was the biggest star in film comedy before Charlie Chaplin.

Friday, June 11, 2021

Roscoe Arbuckle -- Crazy to Marry -- June 11, 2021

 

Motion Picture News, 11-June-1921

100 years ago, Roscoe Arbuckle appeared in a lot of movies in a short time. He appeared in five features released during 1921. Crazy to Marry would be his last feature film released before the dreadful events of September, 1921. 

The big ugly guy whose skull Roscoe is about to drill is Bull Montana. Roscoe is going to perform a lobotomy to remove the "crime bump" from Bull's brain. 

Motion Picture News, 25-June-1921

Lila Lee was Roscoe's leading lady.

Indiana Daily Times, 04-June-1921

Roscoe's earlier feature The Travelling Salesman was still in release. I like the caricature.