1.2K views · 96 reactions | Silent screen star Colleen Moore built a fantastical miniature castle in the 1920’s which is on permanent view at Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. More on this castle and an interview of museum curator Margaret Schlesinger by Atlas Obscura can be seen at https://youtu.be/YZ4xNzewzmQ #ReThinkDollhouse | D. Thomas Miniatures | Facebook

52K views · 833 reactions | WATCH: Hollywood silent film star Colleen Moore built the house of her dreams--- the most luxurious dollhouse of all time. During the Great Depression, her exquisite creation went on tour across the US to raise money for children. For stories of women who built their own reality, like our page now--- Cup of Jane | Cup of Jane | Facebook

Colleen Moore❤️ in scene from her silent comedy movie “Why Be Good”. Produced by First National Films, 1929. “Why Be Good”is not a completely silent film. The film used the Vitaphone synchronized sound playback system for music, sound effects, and some singing. The Vitaphone system used large record discs that were mechanically synchronized to the playback of the movie projector. The Vitaphone system was superseded by the modern sound on film method a few years later. | ArtDeco.Joe

5.7K views · 67 reactions | Colleen Moore tears it up in Why Be Good? - 1929 | Flashbak | Facebook