In preparation for my month of sausages in silent film, here is my review of DOG FACTORY (1904), a comedy that asks how the sausage was made. moviessilently.com/2022/08/29/d... - ThreadSky

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moviessilently.bsky.social • 15 hours ago

In preparation for my month of sausages in silent film, here is my review of DOG FACTORY (1904), a comedy that asks how the sausage was made.

https://moviessilently.com/2022/08/29/dog-factory-1904-a-silent-film-review/

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moviessilently.bsky.social•15 hours ago

We're gonna have a swell time!

moviessilently.bsky.social•15 hours ago

And here is my piece on hot dogs during the silent era, particularly the dog eaten by Clara Bow in IT

https://moviessilently.com/2018/02/02/eating-the-silents-clara-bows-date-night-hot-dog/

moviessilently.bsky.social•15 hours ago

I love my hot dawgs, so this is going to be a very fun month for me

olafdf.bsky.social•10 hours ago

I could watch this on repeat all day.

cliffcorcoran.bsky.social•15 hours ago

There's a fantasy sequence in the Babe Ruth–staring HEADIN' HOME (1920) in which a dog is fed into a meat grinder to make sausage. It might be the best part of the film, which I reviewed here:

nannina.bsky.social•15 hours ago

I've always been a fan of Alice Guy's 1900 absurdity AUTOMATED HAT-MAKER AND SAUSAGE-GRINDER. It is perfect, no notes.

moviessilently.bsky.social•15 hours ago

Alice was extremely sausagey during her career and I appreciate it very much

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