A young stockbroker is in love with a nightclub entertainer he loses his job and the girl at work one night obtains some information about money making stocks And passes it on to her boyfriend he then uses this information in the stock market.
Alright, let's talk about 1928's Stocks and Blondes. Is it worth watching today? Probably not for most people. If you're a serious silent film completist, or maybe you have a very niche interest in early cinematic depictions of the stock market, then sure, give it a shot. Otherwise, you'll likely find it a bit of a slo...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Dudley Murphy
Harley Knoles
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"Alright, let's talk about 1928's Stocks and Blondes. Is it worth watching today? Probably not for most people. If you're a serious silent film completist, or maybe you have a very niche interest in early cinematic depictions of the stock market, then sure, give it a shot. Otherwise, you'll likely find it a bit of a slog. It’s certainly not going to convert anyone to the joys of pre-talkie cinema. Think of it as a historical artifact with a few fleeting moments of charm, rather than a gripping na..."
Albert Conti
John W. Conway, Dudley Murphy, Randolph Bartlett
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