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Top Ten Actresses of All Time?
1. Greta Garbo 2. Katherine Hepburn 3. Bette Davis 4. Luise Rainer 5. Greer Garson 6. Joan Crawford 7. Marlene Dietrich 8. Dorothy Lamour 9. Gloria Graham 10. Myrna Loy- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Top Ten Actors of All Time?
1. John Barrymore 2. Sir Ralph Richardson 3. Basil Rathbone 4. Sir Laurence Olivier 5. Errol Flynn 6. Joel McCrea 7. Humphrey Bogart 8. Clark Gable 9. James Cagney 10. George Raft- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Your Top 10 TV Shows
My Top 10 TV Shows 1. Sopranos 2. The Untouchables starring Robert Stack 3. The Andy Griffith Show 4. Amos & Andy starring Tim Moore as Kingfish 5. You Bet Your Life starring Groucho Marx 6. My Little Margie 7. The Life of Riley starring William Bendix 8. The Abbott & Costello Television...- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Show us your suits
Which suit to wear at my This is my favorite suit which I feel is very conservative! Should I wear it to my college reunion? I was told that the late Duke of Windsor had this same suit in his closet that he wore on special occasions. -
Joel McCrea "Foreign Correspondent"
One of my favorite actors of all time is Joel McCrea. Thought he was outstanding in Alfred Hitchcock's "Foreign Correspondent". Notice the button collar shirt in this 1940 movie!- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Favorite Colognes & After Shave Lotions of the 1960's
Yes I remember it well!- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Favorite Colognes & After Shave Lotions of the 1960's
My favorites in the 1960's were: 1. English Leather Cologne--still use this even today 2. Russian Leather Cologne 3. British Sterling After Shave 4. Old Spice After Shave What were yours?- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Proper Tie Width
The majority of my ties are 3 1/2 inches in width with the remainder in the 3 3/4 inch range. The ties I have in 3 1/4 inches and 4 inches are rolled up and packed away in boxes. I guess the 3 1/2 inch tie is the standard today. But like many have stated, style is a personal choice. -
Hollywoodland
In today's Hollywood, how many actors can actually act? Ask Julia Roberts on her Broadway appearance disaster! Isn't it amazing that Hollywood has to utilize an 82 year old actor in Christopher Lee to play a villain in the Lord of the Rings trilogy? Maybe it is because actors trained on the...- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Hollywoodland
Ben Affleck playing George Reeves is like George Clooney playing John Barrymore. Enough said! At least George Reeves could act!- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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English Walkers (Shoes)
Tried that forum also to no avail!- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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USA Shirt Makers of the Past
One of my favorite button down collar shirts by a manufacturer in the 1960's was the Eagle Shirt Company. The dress shirts were made like no other at that time. Sadly, they went out of business. Hathaway shirts were my second choice and now they have gone out of business in the USA. I read...- anselmo1
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Proper Tie Width
What should be the proper width of a necktie now? I have neckties that are 3 1/4 inches, 3 1/2 inches, 3 3/4 inches and 4 inches. Styles change regarding neckties it seems every 4 to 5 years. -
Favorite WWII movies
Here are my picks: 1. Across the Pacific----Humphrey Bogart 2. Tora Tora Tora-------Martin Balsam, Jason Robards 3. Night of the Generals-Peter O'Toole- anselmo1
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Allen Edmonds Shoes...
Love the Allen Edmonds cordovan and black saddle shoe.- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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English Walkers (Shoes)
British Walkers are a well known name for a wing tip shoe synonymous with the name. English Walkers were a mid ankle loafer in British tan which were only seen in the mid 1960's. I had three friends in high school that had them when everyone else was wearing Bass Weejuns and Beef Role...- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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how many types of jackets do you own?
Does Not Include Dress Suits Long Charcoal Dress Coat Long Camel Hair Dress Coat Long double breasted trench coat Barracuda brand Camel Hair Blazers in Black, Camel, Grey, and Navy Herringbone sport coats in Grey, Navy, Brown. Navy Blue Blazer Wool Donnegal Tweed...- anselmo1
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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English Walkers (Shoes)
I can't even find a picture of English Walker shoes on the internet! I guess they haven't been made since the 1960's?- anselmo1
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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English Walkers (Shoes)
The English Walkers I am talking about were a mid ankle loafer dress shoe. I am pretty sure that they were made in Great Britain at the time because a pair back in 1964 ran about $50.00. Today with inflation and the value of the dollar, they would run around $500.00. They were dressy and very...- anselmo1
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English Walkers (Shoes)
Back in the mid 1960's, there was a very popular shoe called English Walkers. They were a mid ankle type of loafer that were extremely popular. I have down numerous searches to no avail to find more information about these popular traditional shoes. Does anyone have any information regarding...- anselmo1
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