Thanks, HD. Even though it did bring a tear to my eye (yes, I remember every one of them), I have some good memories. Like the cold and snowy night in Nebraska I met Audy Murphy at a premier of one of his films.
I think of this short verse by Wallace Tripp a lot.
"Oh, wretched world,
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I think that's a great idea. What is more of a link to our collective memories, or for some younger Fedora Loungers, a glimpse of the "way things were", than the cinema palaces of the Golden Age? I have posted a link to one such theatre in a previous thread. Now, 75 years of showing films, it is...
Thank you, Lizzie. The PSA was right on the money. My friends have struggled to keep this little theatre open for years. Being the only screen for 50 miles is a plus and having first run films doesn't hurt, but the cost of keeping the doors open requires an occasional "benefit" show to augment...
This theatre (owned by a friend of mine) celebrates 75 years of showing films this August. The theatres new web site is worth a look. The historical pictures of the vehicles lining the street are great.
www.garbervilletheatre.com
Well, thanks to a FL member, I am listening to WKHR.ORG streaming great music from the 30s-50s and I couldn't be happier. Ella, Lady Day, Bing, The Andrews Sisters, and BIG BANDS. Excellent!
Here is a shot of my odometer taken last year (I do have a few more miles on it since then). Yes, the Berlinetta is/was touted to be a touring car. The ride is nice out on the road and it handles like a "slot car". The speedo having km/h on the same needle as MPH is a sign of the times - the '80s.
WANTED: DEAD or ALIVE
I recently purchased the boxed set - all 94 shows - of the '58 series starring Steve McQueen. Sure, it's in black & white, but re-mastering has made the shows "POP"! And the guest stars are a trip down memory lane. I know, fifty years+ might not be old enough to qualify as...
Thanks for the info on KGIL 1260! I'm listening to the live streaming feed as I write this. One thing: It's a little strange hearing some of these songs called RETRO, when I remember them as new tunes. Deano singing, "That's Amore". Oh, I forgot. I'm retro, too! Thanks again!
I don't recall that name, but I do know there were some nice shops in the hotel. I'll check my "sources" and see what I can come up with. (My wife and were married in LV in '62.)
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