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Building a WWII era British Suit: the details?
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A really big shoe.. question
So here's my issue, I work a desk job that also often requires heavy lifting, and moving of large items etc... I wear a suit or atleast high waisted pants, suspenders and a tie every day. But footwear I've yet to discover something perfect for the job. I'm on my feet often, and I find it best...- mike
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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My Dream Tweed 40s Suit
Hardy's tweed is terrific, I really like the durable yet stylishness of it. Though it seems pretty pricey per meter/yard, how many yards approximately are needed for a three piece suit (high waisted pants including belt backed & vented jacket? I'm a 40R w/36 or so waist. -
SAVE CONEY ISLAND
I've got quite the history connected to this place and it makes me sad to live across the country for the last season of its existance. The family came over from Russia in the late 1800's and lived in Brighton Beach, one area over from Coney Island. Brighton Beach is actually were Luna Park...- mike
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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NRA t-shirt
Sure! that make sense about Fox (I work there/here!) And yes it's a tiger not a lion from Mascot - what a great logo huh?! lol- mike
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- Forum: Classifieds
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NRA t-shirt
I would love the early Fox logo, with the guy holding up the globe! speaking of globes, how about the Mascot Pictures logo? (watch the Phantom Empire and you'll see what I mean - it features the most intimidating lion virtually swallowing a globe!) PRC Studios or Monogram Studios could be...- mike
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- Forum: Classifieds
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NRA t-shirt
Sounds great! Just tell me when where and how to pay and I shall :)- mike
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Serious Comedians
Charlie Chaplin although known as a great comedian I think is it much more powerful as the exact opposite - a great err tragedian (a real word?!?!). His intensely heartbreaking moments resonate much longer after viewing then the side splitting moments in his films... atleast in my opinion...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Building a WWII era British Suit: the details?
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I have purchased the holy of holies....
hmmm so a $17.50 suit sky rockets to several thousand dollars?! hahaha hmmm well here's hoping the jacket might be wearable on its own... :eusa_doh: -
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Happy Halloweenie! :-p Ghost Catchers 1944
I'm not square I'm coffin shaped!- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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I have purchased the holy of holies....
jeez... that seems very expensive for a suit that is supposedly "riddled" with holes, but I guess when it arrives I will bring it by Lambs Invisible Reweaving for an estimate and go from there :eusa_doh: -
Happy Halloweenie! :-p Ghost Catchers 1944
HAHAHHA what am I? chopped liver?! :p- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Happy Halloweenie! :-p Ghost Catchers 1944
Boo!tifully performed! beast horrorday witches! ;)- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Halloween Cinema?!
OH YES! I couldn't say it better myself! As a matter of fact, I have an australian daybill & spanish one sheet for the Innocents aaand a wrap around collage tattoo of various Val Lewton film images :D Are you familiar with Maurice Tourneur, Jacques' faaather?! He was the first horror...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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My Dream Tweed 40s Suit
I agree, I dont' see why you couldn't wear tweed..? I think it sounds wonderful! I too would love something like that! -
Attn: LA-area loungers (Do you mind if I ask?)
westside rentals is really the place to find apartments... although I suggest mid wilshire, around wilshire & western. it's cheap-ish, it's next to the metro aaaand you can get real deco era apartments!- mike
- Post #5
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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"Girl 27" - rough documentary on 1937 MGM
Sure, but everyone starts somewhere. They had to begin as just businessmen trying to do things in a way that was just good business. There's something about how streamlined and simple filmmaking was at those early stages that I've always appreciated. It seems very grass roots, all the good...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Halloween Cinema?!
you're right it's not! ;) but there is a great odd video bootlegger that I found a copy through! Also an english translation of 7 Footprints to Satan! Let me try to find his website, you might find a lot of stuff you're looking for through him, if not, I could just send you a one-off copy of...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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"Girl 27" - rough documentary on 1937 MGM
Yes, I'm at work and not paying enough attention to what I'm typing apparently! It's written by his great granddaughter and shows a very interesting early perspective of Hollywood circa 1917! here it is I've got two other books lined up after that that show him in not such a glorious...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
