Showing posts with label Mae West. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mae West. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 1, 2026

In The Story Millions Wanted Her to Make -- April 1, 2026

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A MAE MORE GLORIOUS THAN YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN
IN THE STORY MILLIONS WANTED HER TO MAKE

Produced in Paramount's big-picture
tradition ... in every way worthy of
your No. 1 star! With all the warmth,
tenderness and beauty of this story
loved the world over .. and the Mae
who revealed a new and deeper appeal
in "Belle of the Nineties" ... touch-
ing the full depths of your heart in the
picture you'll always remember her for!

Mae
WEST
in
HEIDI

with
JEAN HERSHOLT
and
ARTHUR TREACHER - HELEN WESTLEY
PAULINE MOORE - THOMAS BECK
MARY NASH - SIDNEY BLACKMER
MADY CHRISTIANS - SIG RUMANN

Directed by ALLAN DWAN
Associate Producer Raymond Griffith

From the famous story by Johanna Spyri. Screen play
by Walter Ferris and Julien Josephson. Song
"I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Riding Now" by
Shelton Brooks. Dances
staged by Sammy Lee

Adolph Zukor in Charge of Production

Friday, August 17, 2018

Mae West 125, Evelyn Ankers 100, Robert De Niro 75 -- August 17, 2018

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I was going through my notes and I saw that three actors celebrated their birthdays on August 17.  Mae West was born 125 years ago in 1893.  Evelyn Ankers was born 100 years ago in 1918.  Robert De Niro was born 75 years ago in 1943.

Film Daily, 06-June-1934
Mae West had a long and successful career in vaudeville, on Broadway, in movies, on radio and in nightclubs.  She was a good writer.

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Evelyn Ankers appeared in many Universal horror films, including The Wolf Man with Lon Chaney, Jr.

Film Daily, December 10, 1941
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Robert De Niro has been a great actor for a long time, in movies like The Godfather, Part II and Raging Bull.  He has also done stage work.

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Friday, July 18, 2014

It Ain't No Sin -- July 18, 2014

Film Daily, 06-June-1934.

We just got back from a wonderful vacation in New Orleans.  Mae West wrote a movie called It Ain't No Sin, which was set in New Orleans.  The newly enforced Production Code forced a change of title, to Belle of the Nineties and a reduction, but not elimination, of double entrendres. 

Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra played the house band at the Sensation House in New Orleans. 

Film Daily, 21-September-1934.