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'Mary Pickford, The Muse of the Movies' traces the life and work of the legendary silent film star, movie pioneer, and keen business woman who co-created United Artists Studios. Pickford’s life (1892-1979) also parallels an even larger story, the telling of the “birth of the cinema” itself. Mary, known as “America’s Sweetheart” was the first actress to earn one million dollars during a single year, and the only star to ever receive a 50% profit share of her movies. Through restored vintage audio recordings, Pickford narrates her own story along with actor Michael York. Cameo interviews with Adolph Zukor, famed aviator Amelia Earhart, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Buddy Rogers, Lillian Gish, and rare home movies give the viewer an in depth look into the early world of American cinema.

Starring Mary Pickford, Jack Holt, Raymond Hatton, Ben Alexander, Wallace Beery, Hobart Bosworth, Edythe Chapman, Olive Corbett, Lucile Dorrington, Carl Gerard, Robert Gordon, Gordon Griffith, DeWitt Jennings, Norman Kerry, Lillian Leighton, Walter Long, Charles L. MacDonald, Colleen Moore, James Neill, Bernard Niemeyer, Ramon Novarro, Guy Oliver, Sam Robinson, Marian Swayne, Mrs. Allen Walker and Sam Wood. Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Karl, a German living in America, returns to Germany at the outbreak of World War I to fight for his country, leaving his American sweetheart, Angela, behind. A rival for Angela's affections, Jules, returns to his native France to fight. Angela goes to France to care for a dying aunt, and after being rescued when her ship is torpedoed by a German U-Boat, arrives to find her aunt dead, and the chateau a field hospital. Angela remains there, and sends secret messages to the Allies when the Germans (including Karl) occupy the town. Karl catches Angela sending messages, but when his Colonel orders her to be shot, Karl denounces the Kaiser and joins Angela to face the firing squad. A French attack led by Jules saves them, and he pardons Karl. Angela and Karl return to America. Produced in 1917. 

"Mary Pickford" ♪ Lyrics traduit en français by lacoccinelle.net Mary Pickford mangeait des roses Pensant qu'elles la rendraient belle, et ce fut le cas Elle l'assume Douglas Fairbanks, il était si beau Il avait une moustache Bien plus, il avait plus d'argent aussi L'équivalent d'une rançon pour un roi Charlie Chaplin, il était invité Quand ils créèrent United Artists Quand ils créèrent United Artists David Griffith travaillait comme extra Puis comme machiniste Avant qu'ils ne le laissent être Metteur en scène Dave était courageux, un voyageur, il se démenait Un vrai pioneer Il ne semblait ne montrer aucune peur Un vrai producteur Tout comme Chaplin, il était invité Quand ils créèrent United Artists Quand ils créèrent United Artists Ils ont fait un noeud ensemble Les jeunes mariés ne cachaient pas leur plaisir Ils essayaient rester sous le beau temps Mais l'amour mourrut, il ne dura pas infiniment Mary Pickford mangeait des roses Pensant qu'elles la rendraient belle, et ce fut le cas Elle l'assume Douglas Fairbanks, il était si beau Il avait une moustache Bien plus, il avait plus d'argent aussi L'équivalent d'une rançon pour un roi Charlie Chaplin, il était invité Quand ils créèrent United Artists Quand ils créèrent United Artists Quand ils créèrent United Artists

Over 600 horses live and work on Mackinac Island each summer season. During the winter months, only about 30 or so stay on the Island. The rest move up to their pastures in Pickford, Michigan. This video shows the process of taking the horses off Island for their winter vacations. www.mackinacisland.org