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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
Cool, I grew up next door, in Durham. (Yes, the rough part)- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Movie Release Dates
Just watched "The Third Man" (1949, w/ Orson Welles & Joseph Cotton, a must-see BTW) on TMC two nights ago. Robert Osborne commented on that. For this particular movie, the writer & director were British & American, and had different ideas on how it should be presented, and which scenes were...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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International Intrigue Night on TCM
You can send them feedback. I did. Let's all tell them if they continue to try to "modernize" TCM with hip-hop segways, cheezy 80s movies (AMC's got that covered), and making Robert Osborne "dumb it down" by removing the tie, unbottoning the shirt, and replacing the suit with a sport coat...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
Just... Too... Cool Thanks for the pics!- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #43
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Crime/Noir fans: SET YOUR VCRs, Feb. 2nd - Must See
thats eastern time (11:30 pm Feb. 1st, pacific)- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Crime/Noir fans: SET YOUR VCRs, Feb. 2nd - Must See
Friends, I've been watching AMC & TCM classic movies since high school and that's a lot of movies; still tape a couple new ones a week but half don't pass the vicious "15-minute test". Can't say I remember the last time I gave one a 10 out of 10 points on my "dvd want list ranking" It...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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A Vintage Recording Studio
Record making with Duke Ellington, 1938 http://www.youtube.com/v/hjKlFFp4-IE- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: Radio
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Questions: 1930s-40s music: classical? mood? French? Latin?
...looking to learn more besides swing, blues & hillbilly. Saw the NBC orch thread, looks good, gonna have to look for those. Would love to learn more of golden era classical. I passed up probably hundreds of thousands of classical 78s over the years without even looking. Right now all I...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: Radio
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Board Game Poll
As a side thread of Scotrace's Boardgame post- If you had these games only to choose from, which ones do you find to be really enjoyable to play with adult friends (more than once)? 1. Clue 2. Sorry 3. Risk 4. Yahtzee 5. Stratego (thinking about getting 1 or more of the...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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amazon.com question (Sun Valley Serenade DVD, 1941)
OR, has anyone purchased from this company called "video plus"?... http://stores.warplowmerchandising.com/Detail.bok?no=145- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #2
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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amazon.com question (Sun Valley Serenade DVD, 1941)
Amazon.com question for folks that frequent there: There's a product page they have for a DVD release of Sun Valley Serenade (1941), featuring Glenn Miller and his orch, but I suspect this is a "non-existant product", and perhaps there are no plans for it to be made available in the near...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Lizzie...or anyone else....
If that's the only hanging point, you could replace music selections in question - there are a great number of vintage style bands not signed to major labels who you might get permission for use of original compositions in your program- I'd bet some would like the radio exposure...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: Radio
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
Glad the pics could help an actual project J.S.! Sorry, I don't know what that powder blue one was. glad everyone enjoyed the pics, keep seeing cars in the background I wish I'd got shots of, but I knew at the time that was going to happen- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #28
- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
That was just 1 of 2 buildings (I never got to the 2nd bldg), not including muscle car pics. anyone in NC, the bidding has started, don't know if owners are allowed to drive cars off lot before end of 2nd day of auction or not, it's at the Raleigh, NC state fairgrounds in the Graham &...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #7
- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
I'm usually more into 30s-40s, but WHAT a CADILLAC . . .- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
Was it this MG Cary Grant bought in "Monkey Business"? . . .- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
The colors in all these pics are accurate- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
and this Pontiac (hey, think big, right :D ) . . .- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
This ones mine This one's mine too, sorry And this cadillac- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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PICK A CAR (pics), 1930s-50s, 1000+ like-new
Tell us, which of these cars would YOU take? Drove out to The Raleigh Classic car show Friday on lunchbreak; wow, a life-changing experience, had to share pics - Sorry I couldn't note makes/models; clicked pics till the batteries died, this is just a fraction. (Been off the board awhile...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: The Golden Era
