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Sep 15, 2010 by Tarynn | Posted in Movies

I don't have Netflix. My mom won't let me sign up for a free trial (even with my own credit card) because she works at a bank and deals with people needing to close checking accounts because they can't unsubscribe to a service.

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I liked it a lot and I would not mind seeing it again. I think its one of the greatest movies of the decade and for certain dont mind seeing it again

| Sep 18, 2010

Young Mr. Lincoln, 1939, by John Ford

4th July.

Young Mr. Lincoln, 1939, by John Ford

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Film Friday: 'My Darling Clementine' directed by John Ford

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The story of Wyatt Earp and the town of Tombstone has been told in films countless times, since the beginning of the medium. Perhaps it has probably never been told as well as it was by John Ford’s 1946 film, My Darling Clementine starring Henry Fonda as Wyatt. The film is a moody, atmospheric masterpiece but still has a few flaws. It feels like a film paying tribute to the death of the Western, even though it was made at the height of the genre’s popularity.

Right after the credits end, the audience is immediately thrown a wide shot of the Earp brothers and their cattle in front of Monument Valley and its beauty. The audience is also given the heavy contrast between lights and darks that run throughout the whole film, giving it a rough, documentary look. High Noon (1951) is often credited as being the first Western to have this bleak look, but Ford, ever the innovator, beat that by a few years. The wide shots in this film show that widescreen format is not necessary to give the audience beautiful shots. All you need is a well composed square image to get some of the best views of the West.

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Young Mr. Lincoln 1939 - Bookshelf


Young Mr. Lincoln
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Creator: Lamar Trotti | Motion picture plays - 1939
Young Mr. Lincoln
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Young Mr. Lincoln (Motion picture) - 1939

Young Mr. Lincoln 1939 - News


Museum and Gallery Listings for May 18-24
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
2 Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue, at 66th Street, (212) 595-9533, folkartmuseum.org. (Ken Johnson) Bronx Museum of the Arts: 'Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect' (through June 10) In the wilder moments of his career, Mr. Downey, who died of cancer

Flat Rock Playhouse: A family of vagabonds
BlueRidgeNow.com - Dec 31, 1969
1975 Vagabond Players perform “The World of Carl Sandburg,” “An Afternoon with Mr. Lincoln,” and “Rootabaga Stories” at the Carl Sandburg National Historic Site. 1980 Robin R. Farquhar joins the playhouse staff as managing director.

Theater
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
Theater The show, with a book by Arthur Giron and Christopher Smith and music and lyrics by Mr. Smith, runs through June 10 at the Norma Terris in Chester, where Goodspeed focuses on new work. “The Bikinis” (Aug. 9-Sept. 2), a newish musical about a

Museum and Gallery Listings for May 11-17
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
2 Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue, at 66th Street, (212) 595-9533, folkartmuseum.org. (Ken Johnson) Bronx Museum of the Arts: 'Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect' (through June 10) In the wilder moments of his career, Mr. Downey, who died of cancer

Museum and Gallery Listings for May 4-10
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
2 Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue, at 66th Street, (212) 595-9533, folkartmuseum.org. (Ken Johnson) Bronx Museum of the Arts: 'Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect' (through June 10) In the wilder moments of his career, Mr. Downey, who died of cancer