Little Women starring Katharine Hepburn as Jo
Les Précieuses Ridicules by Charles Moliere 1695 of course, this book only has a few similarities to Little Women. It is a one-act play that is delightful to read as well as to watch, in my opinion. Now, you understand why the French-language version of Little Women is called Quatre filles du docteur March.
Of course this book has been written in 50 languages, Little Women, indeed. In Spanish, the translation of this Louisa May Alcott book is called Mujercitas, and the film based upon this novel is also of the same title.
Not much of a start, Little Women, where Katharine Hepburn played Jo. Kathryn knows all about it already. I am certain she's acted in it, she's podcasted about it, she and all her friends have already done it - know all about it. It's based on a famous novel by Louisa May Alcott.
The Waiting Room
Description NYC Parks
contains viburnum as well as other flowers
Such that Katharine Hepburn's apartment in the prestigious Turtle Bay would be adorned by this
nearby garden, which now contains vintage memorabilia and furniture of America's premier entertainer.
A beautiful elegant repose, designed much like King Solomon's Garden dedicated to Katharine Hepburn.
See the Bible, The Bible itself was actually mentioned in Little Women.
Cate Blanchett interview about portraying Katharine Hepburn and character in "The Aviator"
List of Movies filmed at Venice Beach
The script that I located for free lacked enough action for my tastes, thus, I looked for the 1922 edition of Little Women, which is a fascinating, albeit, not a quick read at almost 400 pages.
While you are waiting, if you are bored, here is something with only one billion fans around the globe. Classic movie trailer, not easy to locate in the US. Here's the Mexican version of this Chinese classic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6w7jLcy_Nw
The gmail site is now becoming more difficult to log into, thus, I must quicken this production.
The many hands, er, movie stars are waiting and must have demand satiated. \
A modern version of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women published 1922
Playing Bible Study manual videos in the background here for moral support.
The treatment update for Little Women is going to be fast and cheap alright - not good. Sorry.
This was an award-winning video, this Little Women 1933 film was, indeed.
Excuse me for making light of the Great Depression with the following dialog
Once Upon a Time at RKO Studios
We're going to miss the studio. How are we going to pay the rent?
It is the Great Depression. We need to do something low-budget.
How about Little Women. It's a great book by Louisa May Alcott.
No, we don't want to do a family film with Katharine Hepburn.
Why should we use America's hottest actress in a film that will sell tickets?
You are so right. We need a loss-leader, We need to lose money.
KATHARINE HEPBURN WALKS IN
Look boys, this is my latest script disaster. Sorry.
You're late! We needed you here yesterday.
My, Katharine, you look stunning today in that smashing outfit.
Where did she get the money for actual garments?
She didn't get those from "Sallie" - the Salvation Army.
What is she doing, writing the script for us already?
Oh, darling - take me home and outfit my wife and children, please.
Our angel, Katharine has shown up with the script. Our village has been saved.
KATHARINE STARTS CRYING AND EXITS, GRACEFULLY
Little Women was set in a rural area, the atmosphere was small town, quaint, farmland.
Cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck go the chickens
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott 1922 version
If a family had a book, it was a Bible. A lot of families did not own an entire Bible. The Bible was at times, published, book by book, much like a set of encyclopedias would be purchased up until recently.
Britannica listing Book of Titus
Little Amy stays home and does not get to see Seven Castles of the Diamond Lake.
Jo and Meg go with Laurie and their mother to see this live performance.
Amy burning the copied book of 6 fairy tales that Jo carefully handwrote.
The skating accident at the pond that tears Josephine's dress cuts her hands.
Mother's speech about the love of our heavenly father including Bible principles or quotes.
Thessalonians "Rejoice always... Pray without ceasing"
"No greater love..." John
John 3:16 - 3:18
Meg (Margaret) as Daisy, the au pair for three girls gets dolled up, to her embarrassment.
The girls make a newspaper
Laurie arrives for dinner - Jo has salted the fruit instead of sugaring it.
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