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Glad you are back at it, really wonderful work!

Surfing about and found this...very, very nice. Thank you for posting.

Splendid...absolutely wonderful!

Along with a superb, amazing performance by Robert Downey Jr., a great cast,and screenplay the score adds just the right bitter-sweet quality to reflect Charles Chaplin's comedic genius. One of my favorite films. Thanks for the upload.

This is great. Eleanor, Henry and son, Richard together. I was lucky to have seen the sarcophagus cover of Eleanor of Aquitaine when it was on loan to the Cloisters museum in New York City. Great job and you've brought back a wonderful memory. Thanks.

Wonderful music, lovely video, thanks for all the work.

I have been looking for this version of Ruby for quitre a while. Thank you, you have brought back memories of love long gone but not forgotten. Very special, Thanks.

An interesting film, far ahead of its time and a lovely score. Thnaks for posting this, oh so romantic, music.

The movie was great, my only wish was that it had not starred the very beautiful but very untalented Joan Collins. Great score, thanks for posting.

Absolutely awesome! Reminds me of the landing sequence in the movie, Forbidden Planet". Thank you all all who worked on this video presentation.

Wonderful, wonderful, thank you for posting.

I found myself smiling with this charmer. Very nice, thanks for posting!

So sure, so precise, so wild and intense! Bravo Carmen Amaya. Modern "Flamenco" dancers should look back to this magnificent dancer who defined, and defied everything about flamenco and the gypsy origins of this style.

The real Salome and probably the real Delilah were, likely as not somewhere in the 16-18 year old range. Both Hedy Lammar [as Delilah] and Ms. Hayworth [as Salome] were a bit long in the tooth for real portraits. Still who could argue. Looking at them one could really see how it is possible for a...

Nice work, keep it up. Thanks for posting and I like the transitions.

On his own show, "You Bet Your Life" he had on a guest who told him he had 13 children. Mr. Marx replied, "I enjoy a good cigar but occasionally I take it out of my mouth." I saw the original broadcast and still remember that funny line.

Absolutely great! Another graduate of the Maria Montez School of Dance. Keep these gems coming and thanks so much for the time travel machine.

RealMadrid, I repeat, specifically which newspapers and which news services. support your statements. I do not doubt that you are sincere in what you believe to be true. My father once told me,"Believe half of what you read and nothing of what your hear." I sometimes forget that myself.