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A classic case of “Grabbing It by the Pinch Syndrome”
Quite an advanced case, actually.
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Quite an advanced case, actually.
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Loved this scene in the movie and the way he pronounced 'ceramics'.
Granville
One of the Regulars
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What would you call Hopalong Cassidy's hat? and its weird front crease!? I read one of the original books, and they called the cowboy's hats "sombreros," which seems to fit the big hat Bill Boyd wears in the movies.
Boyd had been a star in the silent era, and a lot of his best work was done with his eyes. The early flicks usually had a scene where Hoppy started to realize someone was lying to him, and you'd see it in his eyes.
Boyd had been a star in the silent era, and a lot of his best work was done with his eyes. The early flicks usually had a scene where Hoppy started to realize someone was lying to him, and you'd see it in his eyes.
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RBH
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While watching Gene Autrys 1940 film Ride Tenderfoot Ride, I was surprised to see this hat.
Nothing new is new.... the fad of sewing on a hat has already been done.
[excuse my less than stellar screen shots from the film]
Nothing new is new.... the fad of sewing on a hat has already been done.
[excuse my less than stellar screen shots from the film]
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While watching Gene Autrys 1940 film Ride Tenderfoot Ride, I was surprised to see this hat.
Nothing new is new.... the fad of sewing on a hat has already been done.
[excuse my less than stellar screen shots from the film]
If the stitching didn't go around the entire top of the crown I might think this was an attempt to repair a favorite hat that hat been damaged, or the felt got old and thin and was somehow torn. The shape just seems too "odd" to me to have been an attempt at artistry. Or maybe it was; what do I know?
Mighty44
Call Me a Cab
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Just watched Port of New York from 1949, which is free on Amazon Prime. It’s pretty good—not great—but an enjoyable police procedural. The hats throughout are spectacular as are the exteriors shot in the streets of NYC—incredible images of the elevated (!) subway station on Canal Street, interiors of the old Penn Station and the old LaGuardia airport, the Boat Basin and more—just fascinating to see what the city looked like and how people dressed.
Yul Brynner (with hair) plays the heavy and sports a homburg. Neville Brand is one of the henchmen.
David
suitedcboy
One Too Many
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I hat a really nice Resistol I was wearing while tractor mowing get knocked off by a branch and go right under the shredder/mower. That stitiching looks like the pattern needed to fix that.While watching Gene Autrys 1940 film Ride Tenderfoot Ride, I was surprised to see this hat.
Nothing new is new.... the fad of sewing on a hat has already been done.
[excuse my less than stellar screen shots from the film]
RBH
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Tom Dean had the same thing happen... I just cant find his photos.
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He was cutting hay with it on a windy day the week before.
Edit: Ha! Missed the previous posts. ^^^^ That was not my hat. Mine was straw and did not survive in any pieces worth fixing. Of course I was running a brush-hog at the time.
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Ah. Yeah, that would do it.
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Practically Family
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A man who can’t keep his hat on his head while cutting hay …… ain’t likely to have a hat for long.
RBH
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1937s BORDER CAFE is playing on The Hat Channel this afternoon.
It is chock full of many a fine hat!!!
A Texas rancher (Harry Carey) and his new partner (John Beal) fight mobsters running a cattle-protection racket.
It is chock full of many a fine hat!!!
A Texas rancher (Harry Carey) and his new partner (John Beal) fight mobsters running a cattle-protection racket.
M Hatman
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The Original Indiana Jones......Charlton Heston in "Secret of the Incas" that I am watching now.....
Yamahana
One Too Many
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Don’t think I’ve seen this one, have to check it out.
Yamahana
One Too Many
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Just recently watched Leave Her to Heaven for 1st time. Great noir film with the female with the dark side. Some good hats as well.
M Hatman
I'll Lock Up
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Watching this now, "The Gunfighter" with Gregory Peck. One of my all time favorites.....
RossRYoung
Practically Family
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A new ‘Killers of a Flower Moon’ leak, really excited for this one:
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Last night I watched probably one of the last movies made with Sam Shepard before he passed.
And the 1980’s movie, Red River.
Both movies currently available by streaming.
And the 1980’s movie, Red River.
Both movies currently available by streaming.
RBH
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Looking forward to this too. I read the book a few years ago, very good. Hope the film can capture what the book put forth.
A shot of actor Zac Farrell from the film.
