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Sandra Bernhard – The A List Stand Up (1990’s)
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Sandra Bernhard hosts Comedy Cental’s The A List in the 1990’s. Legendary shtick
Sarah Bernhardt (1905)
Unused / unissued material
Various scenes from an unknown stage play. Actress Sarah Bernhardt makes a dramatic entrance onto theatre stage where she appeals to a man seated at a desk. He then gives her a letter.
FILM ID:2870.18
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Madame Sarah Bernhardt In \”Daniel\” (1920)
\”The ‘Divine Sarah’ brilliant and indomitable in the last scene from ‘Daniel’ a tale of the Eternal Triangle and a man’s selfsacrifice.\” (shot missing) \”Neglected and forlorn Genevieve, wife of Daniel’s brother a man whose God is money has fled with another and Daniel (Madame Sarah Bernhardt) selfsacrificingly has taken the blame.\” (shot missing)
\”Here, in this last scene, Daniel, at death’s door, is telling his old friend the Doctor how his brother unjustly suspected him of complicity in Genevieve’s flight.\” L/S of stage set. Sarah Bernhardt lies in her sick bed whilst a man holds her hand. A conversation takes place between Sarah and the man who sits beside her bed. She throws up her hand. C/U of the actor playing the Doctor. \”Daniel, I have sent for your brother… he must see you at once…\” C/U of the Doctor as he speaks to Sarah Bernhardt. L/S of the set as they act out the scene. A manservant comes into the room with a cup of tea but Sarah sends him away. She drinks from a glass instead possibly medicine. C/U of Sarah and the Doctor. She clutches at her heart and looks distressed.
Was an item in Pathe Pictorial issue number unknown.
Note: paper records and leader state was originally UN7J this is not on our Index Database and is an odd number for our old system mystery!
Most of the missing material is probably to be found on EP295, item called \”Unknown Play\”
Safety print only original decomposed and destroyed.
FILM ID:1078.22
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British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 136,000 items from the news agencies Gaumont Graphic (19101932), Empire News Bulletin (19261930), British Paramount (19311957), and Gaumont British (19341959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1984. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/
Sarah Bernhardt: The World’s First Celebrity
Before social media and summer blockbusters, before even the concept of a “movie star,” one extraordinary woman created the blueprint for the stars of today. Without a single tweet, having never posted on instagram, the woman who has been described as “the world’s first celebrity” captivated king and commoner. The History Guy remembers Sarah Bernhardt.
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Sarah Bernhardt – Queen Elizabeth (1912)
This is a brief clip from the silent Sarah Bernhardt film \”Queen Elizabeth\” (1912). \r
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In this sequence, Robert Devereux, the 2nd Earl of Essex is executed. Queen Elizabeth (Bernhardt) visits his corpse, and mourns for him.\r
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There’s a subplot involving a missing ring, which (in the context of the story) demonstrates Essex’s fidelity to Elizabeth.\r
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\”Queen Elizabeth\” was by far Bernhardt’s most successful film.\r
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Audio recordings of Sarah’s voice can be found at the Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project website:\r
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http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/search.php?queryType=%40attr+1%3D1016+\u0026query=Sarah+Bernhardt
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