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	Lon Cheney Film Festival Info, plus A... - The Jazz Age (1920s-1940s) - tribe.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Biographer Michael Blake, who knows as much about the man as anyone living, says that of the 158 films Chaney made (from his one-reel debut in "Poor Jake's Demise" in 1913 to his only sound film, "The Unholy Three," in 1930), perhaps 47 or 48 survive in complete or partial form.
		As Bradbury says, to see Chaney is to feel that one may yet become the person the world will turn away from in horror and fear.
		Outlasting even Greta Garbo, Chaney resisted sound films, but he turned out to be so good in "The Unholy Three," his first talkie, that he swore to a notary that the five voices used by his character were all his.
	jazzage.tribe.net /thread/ba989ccd-7848-4e3a-aeec-f7e18c903146 (2723 words)

	The Comic Treadmill: January 2004 Archives
		My tale begins over three years ago, when my wife and I cracked and gave our daughter a pacifier (hereafter known as a binky, which may be a regional thing; I don't know for sure).
		Of the three Infinitors-come-lately, Hourman, Dr. Midnight and Wildcat, Wildcat is by far the most interesting character — she is fallible both in battle and in her decisions.
		When Mag and I started blogging about comics new and old three months ago (this being entry 201), we figured our readers would be Mag, H and an occasional person trying to research buying a treadmill.
	www.comictreadmill.com /CTMBlogarchives/2004/2004_Monthly/2004_01.php (17465 words)

	Silent Star of June (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The film's moderate success, and the restoration of his reputation, helped persuade FBO Pictures (later to become RKO) to give him a contract in the spring of 1924.
		By now, Thalberg was back at what was now Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios (MGM), where he was looking for a director for a film titled The Unholy Three.
		If ever a script was tailor-made for Tod Browning, it was this: the story of a midget, a strongman, and a ventriloquist whose identity has merged with his dummy who scheme against society.
	www.csse.monash.edu /~pringle/silent/ssotm/Jun96 (939 words)

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