The Goose Woman (1925)

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The Goose Woman
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Directed by	Clarence Brown
Cast	Spottiswood Aitken, Constance Bennett, Louise Dresser, Marc MacDermott, George Nichols, Kate Price and Gustav Von Seyffertitz
Theatrical Release	November 30, 1924
DVD Release	June 3, 2008
Running Time	100 minutes
MPAA Rating	Unrated
UPC Code	029502427740
Buy this item	$17.99 at Amazon.com As of Oct 12 12:00 EDT (details) DVD, Televista, Usually ships in 24 hours, Black & White, Silent, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language) Or 21 new from $12.43, 6 used from $12.81

About The Goose Woman

The Goose Woman is a former opera singer who lost her voice at the birth of her son and has taken to drink. A murder is committed near her house, and the story she invents to secure publicity leads to the arrest of her son. The actual murderer confesses

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No good

After reading the review on this release, I eagerly buyed this long desired film. What a dissapointment! I don't care how good is the transfer if the source employed is such a trashy, low quality print. August 8, 2008

GREAT CLASSIC FILM

I had only heard of the title of the "Goose Woman" in books about silent films. The film is wonderfully transfered. The story pretty well told by the great director Clarence brown. In spite of being a silent film from 1925, it remains a very exciting and poignant film and tale. The acting of Louise Dresser "a revelation" to me. Definitely a truly American film classic that deserves to be better known and seen. I give it a 5 stars for showing once more the incredible entertaining and seducing power of the silent cinema. July 5, 2008

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