*CANDIDS*

[JackFavell]

I love that picture! I don't think I've ever seen Oscar Levant smiling!

[mongoII]

An un-blonde Joan Fontaine

[ken123]

OMG - Joan actually looks sexy ! Thank you for posting.

[JackFavell]

She's gorgeous!

[klondike]

Don't say that in front of Olivia!

[ken123]

Don't say that in front of Olivia!

U bad !!!

[JackFavell]

Hey, I'm giving Joan a break...I always thought Olivia was the great beauty.

[jdb1]

I love that picture! I don't think I've ever seen Oscar Levant smiling!

Considering that it's Jack Benny playing the violin, maybe Levant isn't smiling; maybe he's wincing.

[ken123]

I love that picture! I don't think I've ever seen Oscar Levant smiling!

Considering that it's Jack Benny playing the violin, maybe Levant isn't smiling; maybe he's wincing.

jdb1 - You are sooooooooo bad !

[mongoII]

APRIL 10th. BIRTHDAYS


PONCIE PONCE is 77 today


OMAR SHARIF is 78 today


LEE WEAVER is 80 today


MAX von SYDOW is 81 today


HARRY MORGAN is 95 today


CHUCK CONNORS (1921 - 1992)


SHEB WOOLEY (1921 - 2003)


TIM McCOY (1891 - 1978)


GEORGE ARLISS (1868 - 1946)

[klondike]

Ya know, it's gotta take a feller pretty slam-bang secure in his sense o' manhood to sport around in a chapeau like what Tim McCoy's wearing . .
That, or he learnt to bust broncs at the Eye-talian Clown School . .

[mongoII]

Klondike, when I posted that image of Tim McCoy, I thought to myself that a board member will definitely comment on that hat. Thanks for coming through.

[mongoII]

Family man Dan Duryea keeping sons Richard and Peter busy at home

[mongoII]

Munchkin Meinhardt Raabe dead at 94

Raabe was best known for his uncredited, 13-second role in the Oscar-winning classic, during which he uttered the famous lines "As coroner, I must aver, I thoroughly examined her. And she's not only merely dead, She's really most sincerely dead." He was one of the last surviving Munchkins, according to the report

[jdb1]

Yay! Three of my most bestest favoritest actors having birthdays on the same day: von Sydow, Morgan and Connors.

And Poncie Ponce! Wow, Joe, you know how to pick 'em. It's a very funny thing, but just about the only memory I have of an actual episode the TV show Hawaiian Eye is one that focused on an adventure of Mr. Ponce (now what was he on the show -- a cabbie?). I remember him crying at some point, and playing the ukulele at the end and singing "For You" to a pretty girl. How odd.