Mabel Normand and Lew Cody, SCMS 13 presentation
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The document discusses the works and experiences of Mabel Normand, highlighting her roles in various films and her comedic approach to romance. It includes reflections on her collaborations, the dynamics of her relationships, and her distinctive blend of humor and seriousness. Additionally, it touches on the public perception of her personal life and career through quotes and anecdotes.
Mabel Normand and Lew Cody, SCMS 13 presentation
- 2. The Knowing Glance, The Nickel-Hopper, 1926
- 3. Begrudging acknowledgment of vicissitudes of body Fatty and Mabel’s Simple Life, 1915
- 4. Our “thingness” The Nickel-Hopper, 1926
- 5. Mabel and Teddy as Co-Workers (The Extra Girl, 1923)
- 6. Not quite Cinderella – The Nickel-Hopper (1926)
- 8. Shared Laughter at Romance, Mickey 1918
- 9. THE COMEDY OF SCREEN ROMANCE The Extra Girl (1923)
- 10. Recognition of the inversion of Mabel’s formula for comedy
- 11. Phantom Romances
- 12. The Infelicitous Couple, Mabel Normand and Lew Cody, 1926 (at film opening)
- 14. “It wasn’t like being married. She hated being serious about things, and she loved a joke. She made me feel as though I were taking part in a most glorious lark…” Lew Cody, Oakland Tribune 1931