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Like Rosalind Russell said in "Picnic" (1955): "My those ancient people were depraved."

Thank you for your reply! The leaves are too high for me to reach but a friend took a photo for me the other day which I have uploaded to Pinterest: pin.it/5XKgQ61LJ An app on my friend's Apple cell phone said mulberry and so did Google Lens on my android cell. But I have never seen any berries on the tree. I was thinking maybe an elm tree. There are 30 to 40 different kinds of elm. The leaves are not hairy. A neighbor thinks it's buckthorn but again I've never seen berries on it. Thank you in advance for any ideas.

If the link to the photo is not live, you can see the still photo in my Pinterest account called "Gilda Tabarez" in the category of Gardens.

Jokanaan was played by Nigel De Brulier (8 August 1877 - 30 January 1948), an English stage and film actor who began his career in the United Kingdom before relocating to the United States. One of his most memorable roles of many was Tchernoff in "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (1921).

The message of the play to me seems to be that desire, decadence and sexual perversion can have fatal consequences.

¡Muchas gracias por su comentario tan interesante! No lo sabía. El Parque Güell fue declarado Monumento de Interés Cultural por el Estado español en 1969 y Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1984. El diseñador del parque, Antoni Gaudí, conocido como "el arquitecto de Dios", es candidato a la santidad. Su causa se encuentra en su proceso final hacia la beatificación.

Do you mean her step dad or her bio dad? I have read that Salome was not executed. According to one article online, Jewish historian Flavius Josephus and Byzantine Greek historian Nicephorus Gregoras wrote that Salome was crossing over a frozen river, when the ice broke and she sank in up to her neck. In her struggle, she wiggled and jiggled her lower body underwater, movements similar to her seductive dance for Herod. Salome's head was eventually severed from her body by the sharp jagged edges of the ice. Thus she suffered decapitation, ironically the same fate she had decreed for John the Baptist, except more slowly and painfully. Source: discover.hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Salome-suffered-the-same-death-she-decreed-on-John-the-Baptist

He was also modest and kind, but don't mess with his family. He became the hero of my life when I was in first grade. An older girl was bullyng me in public school. My dad told her to leave me alone or he would beat up her father. It was no idle threat, because during the Korean War, my dad boxed in the Golden Gloves in the US Army. The bully left me alone after that. Then my dad switched me to Catholic school. No more bullies, except one, but I handled him myself. :-)

And to that, thank you for surfacing the film from those times...Love the expressions and all the side shots of the other actors...(O, and Salome is one of my rôles as well as a singer, and ex ballet dancer.) sending your video to my choreographer freinds, who may well not know of it!

I have added "excerpts" in the title since not everyone reads the description. There are several complete versions on UA-cam with different music, even one that is colorized. Also, there are other videos with selected scenes only, like this one. If the total running time is at least 1 hour, 12 minutes, then it is complete.

@@GildaTabarez Thank you, I may have missed that.

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She did perform the best Dance of the Seven Veils.

Yes, she was excellent as Herodias in Salome (1953).

Oh my word - I just watched the clip you recommended- incredible incredible !

​@@lesleyearltempletonSo glad you enjoyed it. I have uploaded the complete dance and other scenes featuring the beautiful and talented Ludmilla Tchérina here: ua-cam.com/video/HDJiXxM2UvY/v-deo.htmlsi=9Z19imJa3dh4PwYX

This is not a ballet. It is a silent film based on a play by Oscar Wilde. The music is from an opera. The Dance of the Seven Veils is only a small part of the drama. A film requires a good actress, just as an opera requires a good singer, much more than a good dancer.

@@GildaTabarez не даром , значит, меня посетили сомнения насчёт профессионализма

Claude-Emma died while recovering from diphtheria in 1919 when the doctor gave her the wrong treatment, the year after her father's death. (Source: Wikipedia)

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. The version shown here was restored by The Library of Congress and Lobster Films from a nitrate print preserved by Film Preservation Associates Inc. As you can see by comparison in the following review video, they cleaned up the print very nicely: ua-cam.com/video/25yrlaqVa20/v-deo.htmlsi=6rSHGHFJ_5Fsu7b1 I added the music by Richard Strauss for UA-cam.

There is a remastered DVD version or the high-definition Blu-ray Disc version from Kino International. However, the Richard Stauss soundtrack I added myself for UA-cam. The various editions are reviewed here: silentera.com/video/hardLuckHV.html

@@GildaTabarez thank you for the clarifying reply ... will check the link ...

​@@dadautubeI'm sorry I sent you a link for the Buster Keaton dvd/Blu-ray by mistake! There is no Blu-ray for Nazimova's Salomé, but one may be in the works: www.blu-ray.com/movies/Salome-Blu-ray/354799/ The version shown here was restored by The Library of Congress and Lobster Films from a nitrate print preserved by Film Preservation Associates Inc. As you can see by comparison in the following review video, they cleaned up the print very nicely: ua-cam.com/video/25yrlaqVa20/v-deo.htmlsi=6rSHGHFJ_5Fsu7b1

@@GildaTabarez thanks for the kind reply ... yes, you sent the wrong link ... but i did search around and found the movie's full version on at least four different UA-cam channels ... some have different musics ... one was fully silent ... and one does have some interesting music that doesn't sound bad ... (see below please ...) only one of them happens to have a slightly better image quality than the rest ... i also found another not-too-bad copy on a Russian website, with a nice music on the footage, probably created originally for this movie but in later (more recent) times ... the problem with many of the ancient movies is that their original negatives are either totally lost, or worse, they are in an unusable condition ... (some producers either discarded everything to do with those movies that didn't sell well, or simply extracted the silver from them to sell the material in the market even if the movie did sell well in the first place but declined in attracting more viewers later ...) 😞 so, what's left of many of those great movies are some badly damaged often broken in parts positive copies attheir best ... it is possible however, to retrieve some usable images out of those bad copies ... but in the end, it never matches the original, unfortunately! and the lost footage are never to be found anyways ... ironically, Nazimova herself regretted acting and/or making ALL of her movies and wished she could burn "every inch" of them! could she have been the one responsible for the missing footage of some of his works? (she produced and co-directed Salome` for example ...)

Barn owls don't give a hoot. They screech, hiss and purr.

@@GildaTabarez No wonder he wasn't impressed. He didn't understand the language! Write ya soon!

Muito obrigado! Estou tão feliz que você tenha gostado.

Thank you, Lindy. So glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for your very interesting comment! I'm glad that you appreciate Nazimova's contribution to the art of cinema.