Saw "(500) Days of Summer" in Pasadena yesterday, great movie. Had some wonderful architectural views of Los Angeles, as well as some relationship themes that seem awfully familiar to me in light of recent events in my own life! In fact, had I seen it during times of that recent past, it might...
"The Garden of Eden"
This was the movie shown at Heritage Square on Saturday, really enjoyed it too!
The recently-founded Flicker Alley presents their first DVD release with The Garden of Eden, a charming but obscure silent comedy directed by Lewis Milestone (All Quiet on the Western Front...
So there I am in Hobo's the other day, and here's this suit. It looks nice enough, and surprise, it's my size even! What the hell, can't beat the price. :)
...and bought something "vintage". Of course, I wind up buying a couple of overcoats in the middle of summer! :rolleyes: C'est la vie, it'll be cold again soon enough. The real irony is that the last woman I was with kept trying in vain to interest me in "vintage" attire. It wasn't so much...
Saw this last Saturday in Pasadena and enjoyed it very much. The music is fantastic too, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. :eusa_clap
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Every time I see that image I remember organist Gaylord Carter telling how when he and Harold were scoring that film he swung into "Time On My Hands" to which Harold commented "Gaylord, I'll do the jokes."
Harold's by far my favorite! Chaplin's a fine star, but I've always considered him overrated. My favorite film of Harold's is "Girl Shy", it has the best chase sequence EVER. What really made Harold's "The Boy" role so successful though is that he was the "everyman" character that people...
From Aviva Kempner, award-winning maker of THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HANK GREENBERG, comes this humorous and eye-opening story of television pioneer Gertrude Berg. She was the creator, principal writer, and star of The Goldbergs, a popular radio show about a Jewish family living in New York City...
Came across this today in our museum in Rialto, California. The article is about Al Morgan, the prominent packinghouse owner in town and the father of our society president, Jean Randall. I also photographed some advertisements that caught my eye...
Red Crown Gasoline
Pacific...
I only recently learned of this band, and that grandparents used to go see them perform at Columbus and Lombard in the fifties! -Professor
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San Francisco Fox
Theatre design reached its zenith when San Francisco's populace witnessed the unveiling of their latest movie palace, The Fox Theatre on June 28, 1929. Located on the block bounded by Market, Hayes and Polks Streets, the Fox was built for the enjoyment of thousands...
Browsing through an antique store in Montrose recently, I came across these photos, all in a set within a small envelope ready to be dropped in the mail. Fortunately, it never was!
Easy Virtue
Saw this film in Pasadena last night, based on the 1925 Noël Coward play, and what pleasure it was! -Dave
The twenties have roared... the thirties have yet to swing. John Whittaker, a young Englishman, falls madly in love with Larita, a sexy and glamorous American woman...
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