EVERINGHAM'S IN MOVIES!?even Movies about Everinghams! Check these examples out;Before the days of movies, actors traveled from town to town performing live plays on stage. Among those early actors was Joseph Barras EVERHAM (see his link for more info). Joseph appeared in advertisements for performances in the 1870's up until the early 1900's. In 1883 he was involved in a scandal involving an alleged affair with an actress. In one review of his performance in Minnesota, 1897, he was described in the following way; "Mr. Everham is an excellent comedian. His methods are those of the artist. He is buoyant, not boisterous. His laughter is contagious, his expression genial, his demeanor unassuming." Other reviews of Joseph Everham can be found in old newspapers like this article from the 1900 Detroit Free Press. after the days of live shows... came silent movies...
Jewel is a black & white 50 minute movie by Universal Films, made in the U.S. in 1915. This was the era of Silent Films and was based on a novel published in 1903 by Clara Louise Burnham. The story takes place in the home of the wealthy and dysfunctional Everingham family, headed by a bitter paternal figure who is disappointed in his sons, one deceased and the other a recovering alcoholic. staring: Ella Hall (Jewel), Rupert Julian (Mr. Evringham), Frank Elliot (Lawrence Evringham), Hylda Hollis (Mrs. Lawrence Evringham), Brownie Brownell (Eliose), T.D. Crittenden, (Harry Evringham), Dixie Carr (Julia), Gibson Gowland (Dr. Ballard) This 1915 film is considered LOST, no known copies of the film are known to exist, as far as I know.. The original 1903 book and updated editions can easily be found at old bookstores or online. The "JEWEL" film was re-written in (1923) & called A Chapter in Her Life. ![]()
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Trailer for "Comeback"
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![]() Actress Penny Everingham appears as Nurse Gimlet in the 1998 Australian Adventure Movie "The Real Macaw" starring Jason Robards, Jamie Croft & John Waters. (Real McCaw movie trailer) An eccentric old inventor is placed in a retirement home when his son discovers that the old man is deeply in debt and sells his house. The prospect of being separated from his 12-year-old grandson and his 140-year-old talking parrot is too much for the old man. But then something miraculous happens--the parrot remembers the location of a treasure chest that was buried by pirates in 1870 Penny Everingham also had a small role in a 2002 TV Movie "A Ring of Endless Light" Based on the Novel by Madeline L'Engle. , She also appeared in "Nim's Island" in 2008, but her real love is acting in theatre. EVERINGHAMS on TV
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