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    Eddie Schmidt, Hollywood's tailor.

    Sorry...she did not. She won her only award, in 1929 as Best Actress, for STREET ANGEL, SUNRISE, and SEVENTH HEAVEN.
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    Lon Chaney film "Triumph" to be screened

    Thanks, Midnight Palace. I, too, wish i could trade coasts for such events. Also, I enjoyed visiting your website - very nice!:eusa_clap rick
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    King of the cowboys

    Ed, A beautiful baby blue chariot! :eusa_clap Hard, to think of anyone in the public eye that led such an exemplary life. May, I add my own Roy Nudie's made costume from the same period? rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Yes, that is not only an apartment, but a lifestyle.
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    Please look at this old rocking chair

    It, seems to be rooted in the Arts and Crafts period, but has elements of modernism as well. Very F.L Wright - and very cool. Love it. rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    FANTASTIC! Love those views! Can't wait to see what you do with the space. :eusa_clap Would, it be too forward to ask, what the rents are there and the square footage? Is, it all rental or condo conversions as well? rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Thanks. :) There are some below. I will try and get more as the mess dissolves. rick
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    Cary Grant's Jacket - What Kind is it?

    Great video -super scenes.:eusa_clap Thanks, Nicholas for the welcome! rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Really, enjoy all the fine digs! I think, some of us suffer from the same genetic disorder. :rolleyes:
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    Show us your vintage home!

    We call them cloth awnings - for lack of a better term. One, of the painters, called them 'eyelashes'. We, found the company that had made them years ago, and had them duplicated, but, they, of course, are not close to the original 'storm shutters'. The house was built as part of the...
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Thanks!
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    Cary Grant's Jacket - What Kind is it?

    Ooops...too cerebral for me...it would seem. :o Thanks. rick
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    Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds

    MaryDeluxe, WOW! You, have made some great finds. Love, your 50s Deco den! :eusa_clap rick
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    Cary Grant's Jacket - What Kind is it?

    Uh...I don't think you have...:o No scene I show, has anything to do with the end of that film -in fact, they are all fairly early in the film. The Cary Grant film, that has a scary car sequence at the end, is an earlier one, also for Hitch and co starring Joan Fontaine - "Suspicion." rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    :( Sparse, as far as space available, is the big downer. These little houses did not plan on pack rats like us owning them. As, for your invite, the welcome mat is always out! Of course, there will be a collection box near the exit...:eek: :rage: I think, most of us here, who admire...
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    Vintage Phones

    Thanks! :rolleyes: I, was told that these models were used commercially in hotels and such. Not sure of the validity of that, but it does make sense to me. Also, this is the first model with an internal ringer. rick
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Thanks! ;) Will try to shoot around the boxes...the inside is still going on. In fact, the tile guy just finished the kitchen yesterday.
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    Show us your vintage home!

    With great pride we are pleased to share our 'money pit'!! After, having collected Art Deco treasures and classic film pieces for years, only to see them 'die' in a 1980s 3/2 ranch, we went looking for a classic Hollywood style Bungalow, and found this one. We, have now restored it, although...
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    Cary Grant's Jacket - What Kind is it?

    Hi I was the purchaser of this coat- Thanks.;) It, is from 'TO CATCH A THIEF' (although the buttons have been changed) and one from the location shooting, in my opinion, which accounts for it's early date. The later Hollywood shoot, where they did the rear projection screen work for the ride...
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    Eddie Schmidt, Hollywood's tailor.

    Really great thread...I have learned more on these pages than I have gleaned in 20 years of messing with film wardrobe. :) The only thing, that I can add to the discussion, is that MacIntosh seems to have had a sweetheart deal with Paramount. Out, of about a dozen suits I have handled, all...

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