#the lodger 1927

[artoflured]

#alfred hitchcock #psycho 1960 #strangers on a train #strangers on a train 1951 #the lodger 1927 #my art #sketchbook

[thebrideofreanimator]

happy halloween from the lodger !

#the lodger 1927 #jonathan drew #ivor novello #silent films #the lodger a story of the london fog

[freezeyourbrain]

yes i have autism! how could you tell ?

#the cabinet of dr. caligari #the lodger 1927 #nosferatu #conrad veidt #ivor novello #max schreck #this took me 2 hours to finish #silent horror #autism in girls #i am going to bed . Goodnight

[floofyhobbit]

The Lodger score for whatever version I viewed scared the heck out of me the first time I watched it

LYRICS ??? in my silent film

#the lodger 1927 #silent film #vintage film #i need to rewatch it but I have to listen to it on mute cuz of those scenes

[sixty-silver-wishes]

More classic films as Onion headlines

#classic films #onion headlines #metropolis #metropolis 1927 #arsenic and old lace #the lodger #ivor novello #the student of prague #conrad veidt #a woman's face 1941 #joan crawford

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

#The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog #Marie Ault #Arthur Chesney #June Tripp #Malcolm Keen #Ivor Novello #Alfred Hitchcock #1927

[countrylanes]

#m #sorry he's on my mind forever now #i don't expect notes this is more of a declaration of temporary post the lodger 1927 ivor novello infatuation

[lestatdelioncoeur]

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, 1927.

#the lodger #alfred hitchcock #ivor novello #1927 #nosferatu

[rwpohl]

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#the lodger #alfred hitchcock #1927 #le locataire #jewish luck #hiob #frühlingssinfonie

[letterboxd-loggd]

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927) Alfred Hitchcock

August 21st 2022

#the lodger: a story of the london fog #1927 #alfred hitchcock #ivor novello #june tripp #malcolm keen #marie ault #arthur chesney #the lodger #the case of jonathan drew

[kittykstudios]

Drawing my current hyper fixation~

#the lodger #1927 #alfred hitchcock #fanart #doodle #sketch #black and white #kitty k studios #artwork #Illustration

[zeldahime]

Happy public domain day!

Some notable things that entered the public domain in the US today are:

The Jazz Singer, the first “talkie” or movie with sound

The first three Hardy Boys books

The last two Sherlock Holmes stories

The Lodger, Alfred Hitchcock’s first film

And all other works published in 1927 and unpublished works whose authors died in 1952!

#public domain #happy new year #copyright #the hardy boys #Sherlock Holmes #film history #alfred hitchcock #the original version of this post incorrectly listed Steamboat Willie! #that error has been rectified #it doesn’t enter until next year

[thebrideofreanimator]

#:) #the lodger 1927 #hope the 3 other people out there who like the lodger enjoy this one

[ranmagender]

Public Domain Day 2023

Happy Public Domain Day everyone. This year some stuff became public domain so like the last few years imma list some of the notable things.

These are works that are entering the public domain in 2023 and therefore can be used by anyone in any way as their copyright is expiring. If a work is listed here know it applies to the creators entire body of work (except in the USA)

In Europe and other life of author + 70 years areas:

Maya the Bee by Waldemar Bonsels

Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown

The Underdogs by Mariano Azuela

The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tay

Caspar Milquetoast comic strips by H. T. Webster

The Museum of Eterna's Novel by Macedonio Fernández

In Japan & New Zealand and other life of author + 50 years areas:

The works of Nobel laureate Yasunari Kawabata

In the USA (works made before 1975 have a 95 year long copyright)

All media published in 1927. Some notable among these are...

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, Alfred Hitchcock's first thriller.

The Jazz Singer, the first sound film

The original three stories of the Hardy Boys

The last Allan Quatermain book, Allan and the Ice Gods

The last two Sherlock Holmes stories (now sherlock holmes is public domain worldwide with no strings, suck it Arthur Conan Doyle estate)

Everywhere

In September 2023, comic book writer Bill Willingham intentionally released the Fables intellectual property into the public domain

There's of course more but these are just some of the highlights, go forth and explore. You can find a lot of this on Archive.org or Gutenberg.org

#2023 #public domain #sherlock holmes #maya the bee #booklr #books #writing #writeblr

[filmswithoutfaces]

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog 1927 | Alfred Hitchcock

#the lodger #filmedit #alfred hitchcock #ivor novello #june tripp #silent cinema #cinematography #films #movies #faceless

[batboyblog]

Public Domain Notice!

Happy Public Domain Day here in the USA!

today, January 1st 2023 marks the day all works published in the year 1927 enter the public domain! This includes books, movies and music.

Here are a few of the most famous and important works entering public domain today:

The final two Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle. You likely have heard something about this, while the character of Sherlock Holmes has been public domain for many years a handful of stories in Conan Doyle's last collection of Holmes stories, The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes, published in 1927 remained under copy right. The famously litigious Conan Doyle Estate Ltd has used it's control of these copyrights to pressure movie, TV, and even authors to pay them when using the public domain character of Sherlock Holmes or adaptations of public domain stories. Well finally the last of their copyrights have finally run out and you can publish a collection of all 56 Sherlock Holmes short stories (and 4 novels) if you want, or use elements from these final stories in your own Sherlock Holmes story and the Conan Doyle Estate Ltd can finally go fuck itself.

speaking of detectives, the first 3 Hardy Boys novels, The Tower Treasure, The House on the Cliff, and The Secret of the Old Mill are also entering public domain, as such you are free to include Frank and Joe Hardy in your own work of fictions, but be careful to stick to their characterization from these first 3 books.

other exciting books entering the public domain today are, To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf, Men Without Women (a short story collection) by Ernest Hemingway, The Big Four by Agatha Christie (big year for detectives huh?) Mosquitoes by William Faulkner, Twilight Sleep by Edith Wharton, The Gangs of New York by Herbert Asbury, Der Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse, Amerika by Franz Kafka

in terms of movies one of the most famous silent films ever made and one of the most visually iconic, Metropolis directed by Fritz Lang will reenter the Public Domain, The American copyright lapsed in 1953 making the film widely available and allowing for versions with material that had been cut from the 1927 version to be published in the 1970s and 80s. However under an international copyright agreement the film was returned to copyrighted status in 1996. But Today it's back back back again in the Public Domain!

Other exciting films entering the public domain are The Jazz Singer the very first "Talkie", Wings the very first Academy Award for best picture (or "outstanding picture" as it was then) The King of Kings directed by Cecil B. DeMille, Sunrise directed by F.W. Murnau (his first American film!) and The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog first first thriller directed by legendary director Alfred Hitchcock

the musical Show Boat by Oscar Hammerstein II will also enter the public domain with songs like Ol’ Man River, the musical Funny Face, and Good News with songs like Funny Face and The Best Things in Life Are Free, stand alone songs (I Scream You Scream, We All Scream for) Ice Cream, Puttin’ on the Ritz, Potato Head Blues, Gully Low Blues, East St. Louis Toodle-O, and Mississippi Mud will all be free to the public today

Finally a piece of Disney history is entering the public domain. Oswald The Lucky Rabbit first appeared in 1927 and will be free to appear in works of fiction this year, a year ahead of his younger brother Mickey Mouse

#Public Domain #Disney #oswald the lucky rabbit #Sherlock Holmes #the hardy boys #Metropolis