[OPEN]Shadowland: October, 1919 by Various - tg

[StaceyM2022]

Great, thanks Elsie!

[allendixon]

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_7_various_128kb.mp3 (06:25)

[elsieselwyn]

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_7_various_128kb.mp3 (06:25)

Thanks! I will PL it soon

[elsieselwyn]

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_7_various_128kb.mp3 (06:25)

Sorry for taking longer than I expected! Section 7 is PL OK

[allendixon]

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_7_various_128kb.mp3 (06:25)

Sorry for taking longer than I expected! Section 7 is PL OK

Sweet! Thanks for the update.

[cmensch]

I would like to claim section 9, 'The Albin marbles', if no one has already.

Thank you!

[elsieselwyn]

I would like to claim section 9, 'The Albin marbles', if no one has already.

Thank you!

The section is all yours!

[gardenvariety]

Hi! I would love to claim section 6, The World and Its Woman by Jane Ward if possible. Thanks!

[elsieselwyn]

Hi! I would love to claim section 6, The World and Its Woman by Jane Ward if possible. Thanks!

The section is yours Thanks for claiming!

[LindsayAnnCameron]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

[elsieselwyn]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

Wow! That's super cool that you were able to track down all that information! Did you end up watching the silent 20s version? If so, did you like it?

I shall PL this shortly

[LindsayAnnCameron]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

Wow! That's super cool that you were able to track down all that information! Did you end up watching the silent 20s version? If so, did you like it?

I shall PL this shortly

I did watch a clip on youtube of the Silent version. It made me giggle.
It's so very telling of the era. Here's the link if you got a spare 5 mins for actor's hamming it up and awkward misunderstandings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ2c2dPtEGQ

[elsieselwyn]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

Great job! Only one PL note:
8:06 I hear "entirely without affection" when the text says "entirely without affectation". It is a small mistake, but the change of word affects the meaning of the sentence.

I did end up looking at that video. Silent movies are always funny because they come off, to someone used to talkies, as weirdly stilted.

[LindsayAnnCameron]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

Great job! Only one PL note:
8:06 I hear "entirely without affection" when the text says "entirely without affectation". It is a small mistake, but the change of word affects the meaning of the sentence.

I did end up looking at that video. Silent movies are always funny because they come off, to someone used to talkies, as weirdly stilted.

So very weirdly stilted!!
I'll have this change over to you in the next day or so.

[LindsayAnnCameron]

Here is Section 14: A Doll's House

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:34

Please let me know what corrections will be needed...

FUN FACT: I found myself interested in seeing the movie mentioned in this article "Peg 'O My Heart" and found a silent version made in the early 20s, and another version made in the 30s... But missing from these versions was the actress that this article is about "Wanda Hawley". A little internet sleuthing & I discovered that while the version (with Wanda Hawley) was made, the production company had some legal concerns getting the proper rights and the picture was never released. This article is a tiny glimmer of what could have been for Wanda Hawley.

Great job! Only one PL note:
8:06 I hear "entirely without affection" when the text says "entirely without affectation". It is a small mistake, but the change of word affects the meaning of the sentence.

I did end up looking at that video. Silent movies are always funny because they come off, to someone used to talkies, as weirdly stilted.

Affection vs Affectation... oh very different meanings! Oops
There's the corrected file.

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/shadowlandoctober1919_14_various_128kb.mp3
9:47