This Day in History July 31, 1928

By Ruth on July 31, 2013 in history, movie
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For me, lion at the beginning of the old MGM movies always meant quality.  This iconic lion made its first appearance on this date in 1928.  It was their first talkie for that studio, but this was not the first lion.  This was Jackie, the second in a long line of lions.  The first of the lions was Stats, and he roared silently.

For more information:

http://famousdaily.com/history/mgm-leo-lion-roars-first-time.html

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Ruth Hill is an entertainment journalist, digital media strategist, and creative professional who believes in the power of storytelling to inspire, encourage, and connect people. With years of experience interviewing actors, filmmakers, authors, and other creative professionals, Ruth has developed a passion for discovering the stories behind the people who bring entertainment to life. Her interviews and reviews reflect her appreciation for authentic storytelling, meaningful performances, and the creative individuals working both in front of and behind the camera. Through her digital media business, Media From the Heart, Ruth works with actors, filmmakers, authors, and organizations to help them connect with audiences through social media strategy, video production, YouTube optimization, website development, and digital marketing. A Washington State native, Ruth lives in the Yelm area and is the proud mother of an adult daughter. A former music educator and lifelong creative, she continues to pursue her passion for music, writing, and the arts. At the heart of everything Ruth does is her Christian faith, which inspires her commitment to seeing the best in others,

2 Comments

  1. Jennifer T August 1, 2013 Reply

    I always get excited when I see that in the movie! It makes it feel like such a classic.

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      Ruth August 1, 2013 Reply

      I couldn’t agree more!

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