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Jun 25, 2024 · The Docks of New York. Dir: Josef von Sternberg. Scr: Jules Furthman. Pho: Harold Rosson. Ed: Helen Lewis. Premiere: September 16, 1928. 76 min. A chronicle of the lower depths of society, The Docks of New York was created entirely on a movie set in Hollywood.
Jun 11, 2024 · The Docks of New York (1928) The ship on which Bill Roberts is a stoker has just put into port, giving the crew one night ashore. The ship’s bad-tempered third engineer orders the stokers to clean up, while the engineer heads for a dockside bar, where he has a confrontation with the wife he had abandoned.
Jun 23, 2024 · In New York City, the rich built flashy mansions along Fifth Avenue while at the same time, the poor, minorities, and immigrants in New York lived in squalid tenements and earned menial wages under difficult, dangerous conditions.
4 days ago · Citi Bike riders might not realize most docks don’t charge e-bikes. It’s a surprisingly labor-intensive operation: A crew of 170, on four shifts and 69 specially equipped cargo vans, ferries ...
5 days ago · Not only a popular docking point for passenger ships but a commercial center for travelers and foreigners who docked there throughout its history, the place, opened in 1910, was the city’s first...
Jun 26, 2024 · A chronicle of the lower depths of society, The Docks of New York was created entirely on a movie set in Hollywood. Despite this limitation, director Josef von Sternberg, cinematographer Harold Rosson, and screenwriter Jules Furthman created an authentic, gritty mise en scene that grounds this tale of love and redemption.
Jun 10, 2024 · A brief history of New York City's Pier 54, the iconic final destination of the survivors of the Titanic's disastrous voyage across the Atlantic. via History & Intrigue. Originally published on February 11th, 2019. boats. history. piers. repost. Pier 54. West Street and 13th Street, New York, NY 10014. hudsonriverpark.org. Matt Coneybeare.
