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The Pompadour scene from Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923)

The Pompadour scene from Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923)


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The Pompadour scene from Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923)

The Pompadour scene at Mourne Lodge from Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1923

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Best Cutts Directed Gainsborough Graham Islington Lodge Marsh Mourne Movie Paddy Picturegoer Pictures Pompadour Silent Thing 1923 January


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This image is taken from the set of the iconic Pompadour scene in the 1923 British silent film, "Paddy the Next Best Thing," directed by Graham Cutts. The scene was filmed at Mourne Lodge, a grand estate located in Islington, London, which served as the backdrop for this extravagant production. In the scene, the charming and charismatic Paddy (played by Mae Marsh) is seen entertaining a room full of high society guests with her jazz music. The elegant Pompadour hairstyle, a popular trend during the 1920s, adds to the glamour and sophistication of the scene. Paddy's vivacious performance and infectious energy have the entire room entranced, including the dashing Lord Islington (played by Ivor Novello), who is smitten with her. The set design and costumes of the Pompadour scene are a testament to the grandeur and opulence of the Jazz Age. The intricate details of the room, from the ornate chandeliers to the luxurious fabrics, transport viewers back in time to this era of flapper dresses, speakeasies, and live jazz music. "Paddy the Next Best Thing" was produced by the renowned St. Margarets Studio, which was known for its high-quality productions and innovative filmmaking techniques. The film was released in January 1923 and was a critical and commercial success, cementing Mae Marsh's place as a leading lady of the silver screen. This image is a fascinating glimpse into the history of British silent film and the cultural significance of the 1920s.

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