The Silver Screen Oasis

Kingmen, you might recall Miss Hayes as one of the teachers in "Blackboard Jungle". I believe she got sexually attacked by one of the juveniles in the library.

Rita Hayworth enjoys lunch with director Robert Parrish on the set of "Fire Down Below"

Maggie Hayes is one of my favorites. Some movies she was in are Good Day for a Hanging, The Case Against Brooklyn,
The Bottom of the Bottle, Violent Saturday, Blackboard Jungle and The Glass Key(which was on TCM just the other day).
She also did lots of TV. Check her out IMDB.

dickson

Would not Mickey have made a great Cagney in a biopic? The energy those two shared. I recall at one point there was talk of Michael J. Fox playing Cagney in a TV bio. I can see that. Sadly the biopic, along with a discussed Broadway musical, never happened. Unlikely ever will.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

WALT DISNEY (1901 - 1966)

Jane Wyman with posters during the war effort

Mongo, I'm reading an advance copy of the new Lee Marvin book, Point Blank, and birthday boy Alvy Moore was interviewed and quoted quite a bit because he was a friend and neighbor of Lee Marvin's. Moore might best be remembered for his stint on Green Acres as Mr. Campbell, but had a long and varied career as a character actor in film and television. (Susan Slept Here, Designing Woman, The Wild One)

Here's a candid for Mongo's "Beefcake" file. ;)

Yes, it's Roy Rogers, probably as you've never seen him before. :) This is from Movie Life Yearbook 1950, Vol. 1, no. 10. :)

Now we know why Roy was king of the cowboys

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

LANCE FULLER (1928 - 2001)


BOBBY VAN (1928 - 1980)


WALLY COX (1924 - 1973)


SUSANNA FOSTER (1924 - 2009)


AGNES MOOREHEAD (1900 - 1974)


WILLIAM S. HART (1864 - 1946)

Hi,

Happy Birthday to Agnes Moorehead; what a wonderful picture of her - gorgeous and smiling - that's how I remember her.... Thanks again, Joe!!!

Dear Paula - thanks for the great picture of Roy Rogers... How I adored him when I was a kid - he was the only 'movie star' I recognized from the movies, until TV came along and I suddenly understood that some aquaintances were in the movies too!!! Duh - I was a late learner, I guess...
Roy looks very good and could have been a leading man off his horse too......

Larry

Delmer Daves directs Bogie and birthday girl AM in a scene for Dark Passage

Nice pic of Jane Wyman with her "button" nose (love that denomination).

The color picture of Daves, Bogey and Agnes is beautifully shot. I love the color pictures of the 1930s and 1940s. They have a special quality to them. I remember watching a young Delmer Daves in the MGM film "Good News" (1930) and he had that same abundant, very curly hair.

Larry, it was my pleasure posting the Moorehead image.

Paula, thanks for posting the Roy Rogers pic

PT, nice color image of your girl