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the question of bugle ann' s voice winds up being answered in a more satisfying way than spring' s eventual release from prison and the voice of bugle ann winds to a happy conclusion for all but jacob terry .
the voice of bugle ann was published in 1935. the vocabulary and voice of the characters reflect the period of time in the backwoods of missouri where fox - hunting was prevalent. the conclusion offers an interesting twist that the reader may not be expecting .
spring holds bugle ann. son benjy carries the fox skin used to train the hounds
a missouri farmer' s love for his hunting dog triggers a feud that divides the county in the voice of bugle ann (1936) .
you must have read
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prior to this one. tear - jerker in parts but a good read .
a missouri farmer' s love for his hunting dog triggers a feud that divides the county in the voice of bugle ann (1936). >
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fox - hunting complications in missouri, as noted in' the voice of bugle ann,' at the center
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a tale of murder and the finest hunting dog ever bred in rural missouri. we include the voice of bugle ann in the derrydale press foxhunters' library as a testament to one of the finest pieces of foxhunting fiction ever written .
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bugle ann is a classic story of fictional characters and events that are overflowing with factual background from the first part of the twentieth century .
whether you enjoy your sport in a comfortable chair by a crackling fire, out following the hounds on foot or on horseback, the voice of bugle ann belongs on your bookshelf .
( 1953) in which little lady, bugle ann' s daughter, helps to reunite the romantic couple of the first book .
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the voice of bugle ann (1936) .
the new york times. 27 feb. 1936. web 20 feb. 2012. < urltoken > .
spring and benjy train the litter for the hunt with benjy racing ahead of them dragging a fox skin on a string. the dogs gain their voices as they chase from behind with ann stunning the men when she lets out an off - noise that sounded to me like a seal barking .
a bugle voice. ann' s got a bugle voice ,
spring says with some wonder. he races to tell ma about ann' s voice and she asks ,
what' s a bugle voice ?
spring replies ,
just music. just plain music, that' s all .
thanks very much @ ca4316180395059352df815990b6de56: disqus – it’s been awhile, but the voice of bugle ann airs on tcm every so often. often enough that i’m hopeful warner archive presses it sometime soon !
whether you enjoy your sport in a comfortable chair by a crackling fire, out following the hounds on foot or on horseback, the voice of bugle ann belongs on your bookshelf. (in and around horse country )
spring (lionel barrymore) and ma (spring byington) davis bring home the litter and lose the mother molly, in an early scene from mgm' s the voice of bugle ann, 1936, from the novel by mackinlay kantor. >
at home with son benjy (eric linden) and the wife (spring byington), spring davis (lionel barrymore) delights in the vocal qualities of his new favorite hunting dog in the voice of bugle ann, 1936, from mackinlay kantor' s novel. >
intrigue arises some time after the gavel falls when ma is awoken by the unmistakable cry of bugle ann. she wakes benjy and he hears it too as do others right down to spring in his cell where the distant call causes him nightmares that fellow inmates awaken him from and try to give a little comfort .
it' s unnatural to believe in ghosts ,
benjy says as the voice of bugle ann takes on a few moments of mystery .
with a farewell to the mrs. (spring byington), spring davis (lionel barrymore) leads his posse to confront terry (dudley digges) about his dog, in a watershed moment from the voice of bugle ann, from mackinlay kantor' s novel. >
her voice was something to dream about, on any night when she was running through the hills .
since he was on hand that special night when bugle ann was born the insurance man, mr. tanner, is invited back when the time comes for her first hunt. as spring talks up bugle ann the others steer conversation towards the new man in the neighborhood, jacob terry (dudley digges). terry is widower to one of their own, the camdens, and now living in camden house with his daughter, camden terry, played by maureen o' sullivan .
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molly pitcher births five pups by spring' s count, though the poor gal uses the last of her strength to retrieve the sixth, the runt of the litter that spring soon names ann. with molly gone spring and ma are going to have to feed the litter by bottle and spring winds up taking a special liking the little ann who follows him around and wins his heart .
she' s got a voice like a little rabbit squeak ,
benjy davis comments about the high pitched yip of his pa' s prized pup .
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lovely piece, cliff, and i hope i will get to see this movie sometime soon. i have always been a huge fan of mackinlay kantor’s books, and i loved bugle ann. your background material is superb, and the article very well - written. thanks for the experience !
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many years and many years ago, when i was a teenager, the voice of bugle ann was on the bookshelves of my parents home. it was originally published in 1935. when i left home to go to college, i took the book with me and through the years it also sat on my own book shelves. sometime over the last 20 or more years i finally read the book and i do remember being moved emotionally by the book. somewhere it was finally lost in a move or a cleanup... who knows? so this is a cherished memory book from my
although referenced several times as in “the ozarks” much of the missouri portion of this film was actually shot on the farm of tom bash near mendon mo. in the north central part of the state. tom was sheriff of jackson county mo. (kansas city) at the time and had prior been judge of the eastern district. tom was born and raised on the same property and held many events over the years such as coon & fox hunts. a regular attendee was harry truman. the original cabin built on a part of the farm known as the lost quarter in the early 1920’s is still there and is still an operating hunting camp and residence of the current owners. much of the history of the place has been passed down from owner to owner and is still there in the forms of pictures & manuscripts including some pictures that include the actors in this film .
i was truly fascinated by your post. you have shared remarkable research on a film neither i nor, i suspect, many others have seen. the topic is very emotional and i can understand the feeling that bugle ann’s owner had. very thought provoking and well done !
although the dog managed to
bugle
on cue once she returned to the set, the resulting sound wasn' t quite what the sound director douglas shearer (brother of actress norma shearer) wanted. he finally managed to get the right tone by mixing the dog' s bark with a french horn .
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a prime example of a classic film fan taking the reins to produce a scholarly study of a neglected figure from the golden age of classic films in a way that i feel is refreshing, infinitely helpful to fans and students of old movies .
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the documentation is original and significant .
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lionel barrymore (along with his brother john) was a great lover of dogs but he could not get the dog playing bugle ann to bark when needed. he thought that if he brought the dog out to his home and spent some time with her, she would become more comfortable around him. the dog' s trainer, carl spitz, who would later train terry the terrier, who played toto in
the countrymen in the hills of missouri take the hounds on night fox hunts. this goes on until jacob terry comes into the county and decides to raise sheep and install a woven wire fence. this upsets the neighbors since the dogs would not harm the sheep and they will be hurt running into the fence at night. jacobs vows to shoot any dogs or people that he finds on his land. but bengy davis is in love with camden terry and that alone causes problems. but when the hound, bugle ann is missing one night, both sides are out with guns to settle the score .
nicked the dog.' any animosity between man and dog disappeared on camera. the hound bugled on cue, and the hard - fisted man of the soil rose to silver - tongued eloquence in the famous courtroom paean for his pet. with scraggy moustache, battered hat, patched overalls, and voice and eyes surpassingly expressing pain and pleasure, the actor etches another memorable portrait .
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a much wordier version of this review is available on my blog. there’s a certain type of person who will enjoy this story. if you think you can get sentimental about a gruff old farmer who affectionately calls his dog his “little lady, ” you are one of those people. you also belong to this group if you like james herriot, bbc sitcoms centered around spunky elderly characters, or the southern childhood scenes of to kill a mockingbird. and bugle ann is worth the read, if only because it will take abo
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i like any book that celebrates dogs, children and redemption. this one describes a tradition of fox hunting that is about the dogs and not the humans. it is a story steeped in the fox hunting lore of a part of the country where foxes are chased but not harmed by the dogs. and the thrills are about listening to the dogs run throughout the night and returning at dawn. it is a classic dog story .
a missouri farmer' s love for his hunting dog triggers a feud that divides the county. the movie is based on a novel of the same name by
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while attempting to get some proper baying from the hound, the star suffered minor wounds. he appeared on set with three patches of court plaster on the fingers of his right hand.' that' s where one of the dogs nicked him,' charley grapewin explained.' he gets things addled,' lionel said of his colleague.' it was just the other way around .
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the book was my mother' s favorite novel. i saw the film on tv when i was six or seven and bought a copy of the book from the salvation army. very ...
she made three paces thro' the room, she saw the water - lily bloom, she saw the helmet and the plume, she look' d down to camelot. out flew the web and floated wide; the mirror crack' d from side to side ;
the curse is come upon me ,
cried the lady of shalott .
mackinlay kantor is an american treasure, and this short book captures a time and place no longer with us, a view of rural missouri in the 1930' s, with farmers huddled around a campfire and listening to the crying of their hounds on the trail of a fox .
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thanks so much @ f0934d8c4fde0ba73d071bc8610f86a2: disqus — i honestly didn’t imagine fox hunting would have been a subject i would have pursued myself, but the movie took me there. i’d seen this one a few times and was so happy the dogathon finally gave me reason to write about it. until this time around when i followed the leads a little better than i would on a general viewing, i always assumed bugle ann was presenting some movie version of a fox hunt. apparently not! thanks again, really appreciate the kind comment !
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spring davis brings us the best and worst of lionel barrymore as he hams it up big time as the folksy old fox hunter but manages to touch you a little as well through his love of his dogs. there' s a scene where he holds bugle ann as a pup to his face where you can almost see his reluctance and read his mind thinking i' ve got to let this mutt lick me? once that little tongue starts flapping across his cheek though you can see old barrymore enjoys the moment. his lengthy courtroom speech recalled to my mind his far more wellspoken oscar winning turn on the other side of the stand as stephen ashe in a free soul (1931) .
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( 1939), agreed. according to james kotsilibas - davis ,
the hound became attached to the chauffeur, harry hinkley, who fed her. she ignored the star and refused to
bugle
on cue.' has she bugled yet?' lionel asked.' yes
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nice story about small town neighbors and their love & respect of the forest, fox hunt & hounds .
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that is the contact info to the farm where this movie was shot in mo .
this book takes me back to my childhood in the hills of southwest missouri not far from where the events in this book happened. i know this book sounds like fiction with the passing of time but there were a lot spring davises and bake roysters around still when i was young. this book conveys the feelings of the time and the sense of honor, or possibly better described as responsibility people had in those days, for right or wrong. it is a short book and a quick read but well worth it .
this is lionel barrymore' s character spring davis on the stand defending himself against murder charges. spring attributes his modified version of the quote to former missouri senator george graham vest, who spoke similar words in an 1870 case against a sheep farmer who had killed a foxhound belonging to his client. vest' s speech not only won the case, but resulted in a statue of a foxhound bearing a placard with the text of vest' s
a tribute to the dog
being placed outside of the warrensburg, missouri courthouse .
hi aurora and thanks for the wonderful comment. i honestly didn’t realize how popular the sport remained in america and i, like others, thought the sport part was shooting the fox! how wrong i was. perhaps, i was most struck by the 1991 quote from the fox hunter because it perfectly described the portrayal of fox hunting i’d just watched. i’m so glad i followed the little clues this little movie provided .
that was a tissue kind of movie. it can be far fetched but never the less bring on the tissues. love lionel b. in almost everything .
... oh, yes sir, judge, i' d seen that more than once. i' d kill any man that killed a friend of mine for no reason and a hound' s just as much a friend as any man,' cept he ain' t got none of a man' s faults. no sir, i ain' t denying i killed jake terry cause he killed bugle ann. i didn' t want to do it, judge, i just had to .
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metro has adapted [ kantor' s ] story into the tender, sentimental and richly human photoplay of the same title that opened yesterday at the center theatre. far removed from the usual grist from the hollywood mills, the picture shines with a clear and beautiful simplicity and rings - - if so gentle a piece can ring - - with conviction... out of it, more importantly, has come a picture that should be excellent entertainment for every lover of dogs and still should be entirely satisfactory to those who can take them or leave them alone .
after the opening credits a fox races across the screen trailed by a pack of hounds who make various yips, cries and yowls as they pursue. soon we settle on a group of men camped around a fire with barrymore' s spring davis unquestioned leader of the pack. also on hand are spring' s contemporary cal royster (charley grapewin) and each of their sons, bake royster (henry wadsworth) and spring' s boy, benjy davis (eric linden). tagging along is a visitor, the insurance man, mr. tanner (william tanner), presumably just as out of place as all of us non - missourians, and thankfully so because he asks all of the questions we' d want to ask .
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this sounds like a movie that one would never forget. it seems that every movie with lionel barrymore is amazing classic. nothing like the baying of the hounds! !
i can see the appeal. for a hunt this sounds about as humane as possible, far more than i would have expected from the 1930' s, that' s for sure. the man gather around the fire and set the dogs loose. they don' t ride and shoot at the fox as i would have expected, nor do the hounds even finish the fox off :
oh we never kill the fox ,
spring says .
he just holes up when he gets tired and the hounds will come home .
the sport for the men comes from knowing their individual hounds and judging how they account for themselves in the hunt by the various sounds .
i was so impressed with the court scene and the speech about man' s best friend in the movie (by the same name, and with lionel barrymore) that i had to have a copy of it. i mistakenly thought i' d find that speech in the book. hollywood took artist license with that but i was still impressed to find that the book was inspired by a true life story. this book led me to find the very interesting facts when i researched it via my computer. the speech was actually spoken although the actual event was altered some. see the movie, read the book, then look up the history. great stuff .
this is a great story of men and the dog that they love. there is conflict in rural missouri over land, fences and competing values. kantor leaves echoes in your mind of times past .
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that said, spring tried to tell cal and the others that he' d prefer to talk to terry alone about the matter but they insisted upon accompanying him. the mob aspect is never brought up in court and surely wouldn' t have done spring any favors had it been, but thinking back to movies like fury (1936) or the ox - bow incident (1943) it was interesting to see the filmmakers try to justify the presence of a mob through the action of this story .
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the next hunt brings another confrontation and jacob terry grows nastier towards daughter camden at home as she defends the claims of the hunters. she is after all a camden by birth and while jacob terry prefers sheep the camdens were an old foxhunting family from way back themselves .
your mother was always more interested in dogs than she was in me ,
jacob says to camden. by the time of the following hunt camden' s protests earn her a smack across the face from her father after which she packs up and runs away. later that night old cal hears a horrible yip and is convinced that jacob terry killed one of the hounds .
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a missouri farmer' s (lionel barrymore) son (eric linden) loves the daughter (maureen o' sullivan) of a neighbor who has killed the farmer' s foxhound .
there she weaves by night and day a magic web with colours gay. she has heard a whisper say, a curse is on her if she stay to look down to camelot. she knows not what the curse may be, and so she weaveth steadily, and little other care hath she, the lady of shalott. and moving thro' a mirror clear that hangs before her all the year, shadows of the world appear. there she sees the highway near winding down to camelot: there the river eddy whirls, and there the surly village - churls, and the red cloaks of market girls, pass onward from shalott. sometimes a troop of damsels glad, an abbot on an ambling pad, sometimes a curly shepherd - lad, or long - hair' d page in crimson clad, goes by to tower' d camelot; and sometimes thro' the mirror blue the knights come riding two and two: she hath no loyal knight and true, the lady of shalott. but in her web she still delights to weave the mirror' s magic sights, for often thro' the silent nights a funeral, with plumes and lights and music, went to camelot: or when the moon was overhead, came two young lovers lately wed ;
i am half - sick of shadows ,
said the lady of shalott .
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recycled the cast (minus wallace beery), added maureen o' sullivan, and changed the location from eugene o' neill' s new england to kantor' s hills of missouri .
version of the story with anne shirley and porter hall in july 1936. mackinlay kantor would likewise revisit his characters; writing a sequel ,
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a bow - shot from her bower - eaves, he rode between the barley - sheaves, the sun came dazzling thro' the leaves, and flamed upon the brazen greaves of bold sir lancelot. a redcross knight for ever kneel' d to a lady in his shield, that sparkled on the yellow field, beside remote shalott. the gemmy bridle glitter' d free, like to some branch of stars we see hung in the golden galaxy. the bridle - bells rang merrily as he rode down to camelot: and from his blazon' d baldric slung a mighty silver bugle hung, and as he rode his armour rung, beside remote shalott. all in the blue unclouded weather thick - jewell' d shone the saddle - leather, the helmet and the helmet - feather burn' d like one burning flame together, as he rode down to camelot. as often thro' the purple night, below the starry clusters bright, some bearded meteor, trailing light, moves over still shalott. his broad clear brow in sunlight glow' d; on burnish' d hooves his war - horse trode; from underneath his helmet flow' d his coal - black curls as on he rode, as he rode down to camelot. from the bank and from the river he flash' d into the crystal mirror ,
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this book had been one of my mother' s books. i was going to give it away when i decided to give it a try. i did like it. i was able to enjoy this book after one of the characters stated that they did not kill the fox during the fox hunt. i was surprised that this dog story did include a murder & a surprise twist at the ending .
i’ve always believed that lionel b was better suited for this type of role, kicking about in work clothes, a ‘man’s, man”. he always looked out of sort, awkward playing a man of upper class, stuffed in those suits. he certainly had a way of making you relate to whatever situation he was going through as here, with the care, affection he had for his beloved hunting dogs .
, she shore has,' replied harry,' once under the piano and twice on the rug.'
bestselling author, mckinlay kantor (1904 - 1977) is the author of many fictional works not only on foxhunting, but also on the civil war. these include long remember, gettysburg, and andersonville .
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the next day spring leads a group of men over to the terry' s and while camden is sweet enough and immediately catches benjy davis' (linden) eye, old jacob terry comes out barking. he introduces himself with the always pleasant greeting of
well, what do you want ?
before confirming his plans for a wove wire fence. the hunters try to be reasonable while terry glares at them and snaps at benjy to put down the bucket he' d picked up to carry for camden .
( 1935), which had starred lionel barrymore, wallace beery, spring byington, eric linden and charley grapewin, had scored a hit for metro - goldwyn - mayer in the depths of the great depression. like all of the studios, they were hurting for revenue, and taking their cue from rival universal' s slogan
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such a nice read. felt like i was right in the story. i could smell the camp fire! this was the second time i read it and fell in love with it again .
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this leads to the confrontation which sees spring davis shoot jacob terry dead. it' s after this that spring winds up in court where he quotes senator vest' s famed
eulogy on the dog
on his way to being convicted of murder .
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our first glimpse of jacob terry provides all the warning we' re going to need. cal (grapewin) had heard he wasn' t a very nice fellow and dudley digges is out to prove it in every scene as he plays the part. while the hounds yelp in the background terry growls at his daughter, camden, that
i ain' t gonna have those dogs running over my property .
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shushing mr. tanner at every opportunity he thinks he' s found to hawk his health insurance the men instead discuss the various cries in the night that distinguish each dog by its own particular howl .
you people get everything by sound, like it were on the radio ,
mr. tanner says. spring chuckles and replies with what' s an important distinction between what is thought of as traditional foxhunting and what the missouri men practice :
we don' t ride no horses and we don' t wear no funny caps. we just raise hounds and train' em for the hunt .
interesting bit of trivia and comments by rayfield. you really don’t ever see a fox trapped then killed. it’s always about the chase and riding out with your dog. we’ve seen so many scenes depicting that .
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as the experienced hunters listen to their hounds out on the chase spring remarks that it' s
gettin' sweet .
benjy agrees and mr. tanner' s curiosity gets the best of him so he asks what they mean .
it sweats ,
spring says with benjy clarifying that the hounds are onto the fox' s scent. mr. tanner knows enough to mention that he' s aware that a dog sweats through it' s mouth, but he incorrectly assumes a fox does so as well. he' s corrected and told a fox sweats through his feet which gives the hound a clear trail to follow, especially on a chase when its feet pound the ground harder and harder as he runs .
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much of what i could find about the current sport in america is more organized than the informal hunt that spring and boys enjoy. the hunters do ride horses, require a hunting permit and wear traditional gear, but the only guns carried contain blanks and actual kills are reported as extremely rare, occurring only when the hounds become a bit overzealous and corner their quarry rather than chasing it into a hole or up a tree. “it’s not a blood sport, ” says bridlespur hunt club senior member, gene deutsch. “you’re on an animal watching two animals at play, ” despite numbers the fox is said to always be at advantage over his pursuers .
what an amazing post. i feel like i just had a lesson in history, culture, geography, sporting and film – most of which i am severely deficient in. i have to admit, i’d never even heard of this movie. will make a note and add to my “must watch” list for sure. also – and i’m more than a little embarrassed to admit this – i’ve never even given a thought to the fact that fox hunting in something that actually exists, other than in the movies. lovely tribute to a sport and movie you are obviously fond of .
nugent praised lionel barrymore for
a splendid performance as the hound - loving, drooping mustached spring davis ,
and i' ll go a step further and say barrymore is pretty much the whole show here except for the brief moments dudley digges has on screen .
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word is that mr. terry is a sheep farmer and has already put in an order for some posts and wire to pen in his flock. this concerns our hunting friends because of the potential damage any wire could do to their hounds. when the insurance man asks why a fence would be a problem, spring tells him that some foxes hate a fence, which will mess up the hunt. but others love it, which is worse, because a hound could get tangled and caught on the wire if the fox runs through .
nobody ever put up a fence like that in these parts .
a missouri farmer' s love for his hunting dog triggers a feud that divides the county .
thanks @ fbd605d6fe2904a9d487321b05f4035c: disqus so glad this one was open to non - cmba sites (though i suppose i could have done a re - post of howling dog at warren william if it wasn’t !). i was just glad i was able to rewind enough times to figure out lionel was saying “senator vest” otherwise i wouldn’t have run into any of the “tribute to a dog” info !
thanks for adding the interesting history @ facebook - 1607293817: disqus — it might say i edited your comment but all i did was add an “s” to the site url that you’d left out .
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it’s a ridiculous movie, but jackie chan is still the most talented and witty athlete in cinema .
drool - worthy confectionery expresses unspoken emotions in first feature from the writer and director ofir raul graizer .
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thanks @ facebook - 100000321314895: disqus – i always mean to read the source material before a post like this, i think i last did so with the razor’s edge, but typically i wait too long to place my amazon order and that happened here. glad to hear it’s a good read as well, perhaps one of these days i’ll grab it .
was released on february 15, 1936 and was warmly received by the critics. frank nugent, in his
silver screenings says :
a fascinating account of an ambitious and hard - working woman... aliperti’s book is well written and incredibly well researched .
full review .
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hi @ 7fd2b3d2b415ef99707aea721d5721ea: disqus — well, i don’t want to oversell it, “amazing classic” it ain’t. but i do think that the unique setting helps push it above the routine programmer label that most would likely stick on it. i’m with you for the most part though, if lionel barrymore’s in it i know i’m going to have a good time !
after we' ve been given a taste for the hunt, spring' s wife, called simply ma and played by spring byington, which had the potential to make the proceedings a bit confusing (spring is married to spring), interupts the evening' s proceedings to let her husband know their hound molly pitcher is giving birth to a litter of pups back home. as spring - - davis not byington (see ?) - - excuses himself, a befuddled mr. terry exclaims ,
do you have to be mid - wife too ?
spring davis' reply is that ,
there' s nothing about foxhounds i ain' t .
i don' t read books about hunting, but it gained a star because the man loved his dogs so much .
thanks, @ google - a87ed4bb000f464cc65c3c09e2f1597b: disqus i knew there’d be some who actually had experience at this sort of thing–i hope i explained it well enough for others, like myself, who haven’t .
the best friend a man may have in the world can turn agin him. a man' s son or his daughter that he' s raised the best way he knows how may turn agin him. folks that he trusts more than anyone else in the world can turn out to be snakes in the grass. a man can lose all his money just when he needs it the most. folks that are cheering a man most when he' s successful is the first one to heave a rock at him when he falls down. the only absolutely unselfish friend a man can have, one that will never be ungrateful or treacherous is his dog. yes sir, a man' s dog will stand by him rich or poor, sick or well. he' ll sleep on the cold ground, don' t make no difference. wind or snow, all he asks is just to stand by him. he' ll kiss the hand that ain' t got no food to give him; he' ll guard the sleep of a pauper just like he was a king. and when all his other friends is gone there you' ll find his dog. a man might not have no roof to his head; he' d be friendless and homeless, and all the faithful dog asks is just to stand by him. guard him agin any danger, that he kin. and when it' s all over, a man can lay in potter' s field in a grave that ain' t got no headstone, there you' ll find his dog. with his eyes sad, but open and watchin'. with his head between his paws, just waitin' ...
spring' s use of senator vest' s words as his main defense is unfortunate and turns out to be exactly what the prosecuting attorney (jonathan hale) had hoped for .
now do you know why i let him talk ?
he asks his assistant, who replies ,
he' s hanged himself.
the voice of bugle ann is a 1936 film directed by richard thorpe , based on a novel of the same title by mackinlay kantor . 
the voice of bugle ann is a 1936 film directed by richard thorpe, based on a novel of the same title by mackinlay kantor.
the voice of bugle ann is a 1936 film directed by richard thorpe, based on a novel of the same title by mackinlay kantor.