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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Update – No Cure for This! The Harris-Binford Affair
By popular demand (that is to say one person, which at this stage means half of my readers), I wanted to do a follow up to my very brief post last Sunday entitled “No Cure For This!,” which was really just … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting People
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The World is a Lot Less Funny Now
Leslie Nielson 1926-2010 Leslie was living here in a modest apartment at 1207 Horn Avenue in West Hollywood in 1956 when he made what was to become a science fiction classic – FORBIDDEN PLANET. After success in Hollywood. 712 North Beverly … Continue reading
Mystery Travel Photos
Over the years, I’ve picked up a lot of old photos at antique stores and garage sales. Sometimes though I don’t know what the pictures are of, but I’m drawn to them anyway in the hopes I may some day … Continue reading
Posted in General Announcements
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Beautiful Magazine Art
Posted in Magazine Art
Tagged California Arts & Architecture, Grauman's Chinese Theater, Millard Sheets
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Nothing Says Happy Thanksgiving Like a Papier Mâché Turkey!
Here’s lovely silent screen star Irene Rich, in between stints of playing straight woman to Will Rogers or quietly suffering in her popular series of “neglected wife” roles, serving up the Thanksgiving bird. Rich was a fine actress, but not … Continue reading
Sister Aimee’s Heavenly Retreat in Lake Elsinore
Having just started this blog, I feel like I’m a little late to the party when it comes to commenting on some of the great historic Hollywood-related homes currently for sale, but I will be trying to catch up in … Continue reading
Down on the Cheviot Hills Farm with “Ma Kettle”
Who would have guessed that away from Universal-International where she so successfully played that bellowing scratch voiced, egg beater-coiffed shambles of country goodness, Ma Kettle, that Marjorie Main could be so…elegant? But Marjorie Main was full of surprises both on … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting People, West L.A.
Tagged Character People, Cheviot Hills, Ma and Pa Kettle, Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride
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