Christmas A Moving Christmas Sermon Kitty, December 25, 2019July 26, 2022 Motion Picture Story Magazine would mention again and again that, contrary to some naysayers, the photoplay was good for you and could help people make the right decision. It wasn’t merely entertainment; photoplay was there to make you think. Here’s a good example of this matter, from the January 1912… Continue Reading
Christmas Pussy’s Christmas Eve Kitty, December 13, 2019August 16, 2022 This is a really charming story about a little homeless kitty on Christmas Eve. It is by Constance Rose Pultz. Born on December 4, 1913 in Yonkers, New York, Constance was an only child. She was a prolific author, writing much poetry and many stories and winning awards in writing… Continue Reading
Christmas Santa Claus of the Film Kitty, December 5, 2019August 16, 2022 Here is a cute little poem from the January 1912 edition of Motion Picture Story Magazine. Santa Claus of the FilmBy Minna Irving When I was just a little chap,(I’m eight years old today),I used to watch for Santa ClausAnd listen for his sleigh;But brother Ed, who goes to Yale,He… Continue Reading
Christmas The Tyranny of Christmas Kitty, December 4, 2019August 16, 2022 This all-too-true poem is just as relevant for many people today as it was way back in 1912. This was in the January 1912 issue of Motion Picture Story Magazine. The Tyranny of ChristmasHarvey Peake Tho, as my uncle’s wealthy heir,My chances are quite slim,I’ll try to turn his wealth… Continue Reading