Tag: 1939

August 24, 2015 / / Architecture

SCARLETT’S LITTLE SISTERS ARRIVE ON THE LOT – GONE WITH THE WIND – EVELYN KEYES AND ANN RUTHERFORD

August 24, 2015 / / Art

I SENSE TENSION ON THE SET – VICTOR FLEMING TAKES OVER FROM GEORGE CUKOR – GONE WITH THE WIND

August 24, 2015 / / Architecture

PREPARING TO KISS IN FRONT OF CAMERA – AREN’T WE COMFY? – GONE WITH THE WIND

October 3, 2014 / / Architecture

David Selznick’s ‘Gone With the Wind’ Has Its Long-Awaited Premiere at Astor and Capitol, Recalling Civil War and Plantation Days of South–Seen as Treating Book With Great Fidelity – NYTimes.com

Movie Review Gone With the Wind (1939) THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; David Selznick’s ‘Gone With the Wind’ Has Its Long-Awaited Premiere at Astor and Capitol, Recalling Civil War and Plantation Days of South–Seen as Treating Book With Great Fidelity By FRANK S. NUGENT Published: December 20, 1939 Understatement has its…

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July 30, 2014 / / Art

The most adorable acceptance speech for an Oscar, Ruth Gordon, wit, actress, writer of Adam’s Rib and Pat and Mike

June 9, 2014 / / Advertising

Ms. Lester Regrets (Nothing)! For It’s A Book Club World, After All!

October 1, 2013 / / Blogging

MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON

If you would like to visit the Capitol or the Lincoln Memorial today, they’re shut to visitors due to the shenanigans of this fellow: John Boehner’s Shutdown By THE EDITORIAL BOARD Published: October 1, 2013 655 Comments By midnight on Tuesday, the leadership failure of Speaker John Boehner was complete.…

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March 4, 2013 / / Architecture

Disney Gambles on Box-Office Wizardry of ‘Oz’ – NYTimes.com

February 1, 2013 / / Baseball

THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY -1950

Here he’s pictured with Ruby Dee in “The Jackie Robinson Story”:

February 1, 2013 / / Baseball

JACKIE ROBINSON AT UCLA

In 1939 Mr. Robinson went from Pasadena Jr. College to UCLA – and not only played baseball, but football and basketball as well.