I am hard at work on a new book, Around the World with Louise Brooks, which I hope to have finished in a few months. It's about just what the title suggests.... it will be a large format, 500 to 600 page, multilingual and multinational
look at the actress and her films and the way they were viewed in countries all around the
globe. It will be chock-a-block in images, including many not seen in decades. It will also contain some remarkable new information.
Louise Brooks' films were shown all around the world in the 1920s and 1930s, including in Japan, where the actress was very popular. (See this earlier LBS blog, as well as a chapter in my recent book, Louise Brooks, the Persistent Star.) In my search to document all things related to the actress and her legacy, I have come across all kinds of interesting material in languages which I don't read. That material includes articles, advertisements, and other miscellaneous clippings from non-English language publications.
I tried rendering meaning from these clippings using virtual Japanese characters, but couldn't find exact matches. Can any good soul translate or summarize these NUMBERED clippings from vintage Japanese magazine?
1) This clipping references G.W. Pabst.
2) A personality portrait
3) A personality portrait
4) A personality portrait
5) Something from Love Em and Leave Em
6) A personality portrait
Louise Brooks' films were shown all around the world in the 1920s and 1930s, including in Japan, where the actress was very popular. (See this earlier LBS blog, as well as a chapter in my recent book, Louise Brooks, the Persistent Star.) In my search to document all things related to the actress and her legacy, I have come across all kinds of interesting material in languages which I don't read. That material includes articles, advertisements, and other miscellaneous clippings from non-English language publications.
I tried rendering meaning from these clippings using virtual Japanese characters, but couldn't find exact matches. Can any good soul translate or summarize these NUMBERED clippings from vintage Japanese magazine?
1) This clipping references G.W. Pabst.
2) A personality portrait
3) A personality portrait
4) A personality portrait
5) Something from Love Em and Leave Em
6) A personality portrait
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