CANDIDS II

[mongoII]

I corrected the typo, Lucky. Thanks.

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

FRANK SINATRA (1915 - 1998)


EDWARD G. ROBINSON (1893 - 1973)

[mongoII]

Birthday boy Frank Sinatra enjoys a sandwich in his kitchen

[mongoII]

Claire Trevor, Humphrey Bogart, birthday boy Edward G. Robinson
and Lauren Bacall on the set of Key Largo (1948)

[mongoII]

Sophia Loren and John Wayne go sightseeing in Rome during a lull in the filming of "Legend of the Lost". February, 1957

[sterling]

I was RUTH FORD, former wife of actors Peter Van Eyck and Zachary Scott (both died young), actress, high society woman
who lived until 2009 (at 98!)

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER is 85 today


DICK VAN DYKE is 89 today


MARK STEVENS (1916 - 1994)


LARRY PARKS (1914 - 1975)


VAN HEFLIN (1910 - 1971)

[Western Guy]

The happiest of birthdays to two great gentlemen: Mr. Van Dyke (as sweet in person as you would expect him to be) and my fellow Canadian Mr. Plummer (another gem with whom I had the pleasure of acting in a simply terrible horror movie made here in Winnipeg called CLOWN AT MIDNIGHT, filmed at what is now the Burton Cummings Theatre). Gratifying to know that Christopher survived that experience to go on to win a much-deserved (and overdue, IMO) Academy Award. A wonderful and talented guy!

[Rita Hayworth]

Some of my favorite Larry Parks and Rita Hayworth
in Down to Earth - 1947 Film











Enjoy these pictures!

[mongoII]

Thanks for your input, Erik and Stone (you were lucky to appear with Plummer).

[mongoII]

Birthday boy Larry Parks and wife Betty Garrett watch the kitties play

[Western Guy]

Thank YOU, as always, Joe. But the movie really is a stinker. BTW: Margot Kidder also appeared in it.

[mongoII]

Clark Gable, birthday boy Van Heflin, Gary Cooper and Jimmy Stewart – share a laugh on New Year's Eve 1957 over drinks at the Crown Room inside Romanoff's restaurant

[mongoII]

Julie Andrews, Karen Dotrice, birthday boy Dick Van Dyke And Matthew Garber
on the set of "Mary Poppins"

[Western Guy]

You know, a lot of people have complained about Dick Van Dyke's performance in MARY POPPINS (particularly his cockney accent). Well, I for one feel that his performance makes the film - fun and energetic, and he darn well should have at least been accorded an Oscar nomination for his role.