Starting in 1922, the Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers released an annual list of the 13 young women they predicted would be the next big Hollywood stars...
But who were these starlets? How were their images shaped by the media of the time? Just how right were the Wampas... and who the heck do they think they are, anyway?
Delivered by Marg The Old Movie Lady, with her trademark ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Film HistoryTV & FilmHistory |
It's the season finale! Join The Old Movie Lady in saying goodbye to the Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers and the Hollywood they sprung from, as well as the remaining Wampas Baby Stars of 1934. Featuring a disgusting director, a stun... more
In this short but densely packed episode of The Old Movie Lady Podcast, Marg explores the downfall of the Wampas themselves, while also telling you stories of true love (with a stunt man!), an opera singer, fake quadruplets, Ann Rutherford's sister, ... more
What was the secret behind 1932 Wampas Baby Star Ginger Rogers and her astronomical success? A Svengali-like dance mentor? A relentlessly ambitious stage mother who didn't really care about her daughter? Pure luck that allowed "not a real actress" to... more
With 15 Wampas Baby Stars of 1932 (7 in this very episode!) there's so much to watch out for including: a producer of children's theatre shows (a liar), a head of the Olympic committee (a pig), the diet guru to the stars (a jerk), a cliff (too high),... more
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I stumbled upon this podcast while looking for some interesting Hollywood history . The podcast is basically the history of WAMPAS and the WAMPAS Baby Stars . Over a 12 year existence there were 144 WAMPAS Baby Stars . This podcast pays heed to those 144 Baby Stars , giving each about a few minutes of attention . It’s interesting! The keystone of this whole podcast is Marg Craig the narrator. She has a wonderful voice and reads her copy with interesting changes in pitch that makes the podcast fu... more
The Old Movie Lady (but you can call her Marg) sheds light on a less known corner of movie history with some amusing snark along the way I especially appreciate when she calls out the casual sexism that many of these baby stars struggled with.
It’s a truism at this point that the 2020s mirror the 1920s, but this belies just how strange and alien those times were compared with now. I’ve watched a fair few silent films, but I never appreciated what it was to make them—or to be someone trying to make it in that world.
The Old Movie Lady Podcast delves deep, not just back in time, but into the lives of these very compelling young women who made it, or didn’t—mostly didn’t—in a world that was only a decade or two out of the Wild West. Th... more
An excellent look into a particular corner of old Hollywood history! Well researched, poignant, often funny, it’s a must-listen for fans of silent era cinema.
The podcast also paints a picture of a still-forming Hollywood and the culture that surrounded it. 1920’s America was rife with conflicts and contradictions that are echoed a century later.
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