NY actor (SAG-AFTRA, AEA) and graphic artist. I'm just here for the classic film people, film noir, and pictures of cute animals.
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Teresa Wright #BOTD and Dan Duryea in the episode of THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, "Three Wives Too Many" (1964), in which she takes care of the situation. They worked together decades before in THE LITTLE FOXES (1941) and PRIDE OF THE YANKEES (1942), although they had no scenes together in the latter.
Your Monday nightcap: Bette Davis photographed at her home in Beverly Hills in 1939 by Alfred Eisenstaedt for LIFE magazine
A lively German poster for ON THE TOWN (1949), released in Germany in 1952. Headline translations: "Heut' gehn wir bummeln!" Is "Today we go strolling/bumming around" (idiomatically meaning to go out for a fun night out or painting the town red). And "Das ist New York!" translates to "That is New York!"
Harpo Marx holding a very young Billy Barty #botd in a deleted nursery scene from the Marx Brothers' MONKEY BUSINESS (1931). The photo was part of an extensive ship's nursery sequence following a Punch & Judy puppet show. Harpo disguised himself as a nursemaid and wreaked havoc alongside a 6-year-old Billy Barty. The scene was entirely cut from the theatrical version for pacing reasons,
The cast of the classic CBS fantasy sitcom TOPPER (1953–1955). Seated (left to right): Leo G. Carroll #BOTD as Cosmo Topper (the stuffy, long-suffering bank vice-president haunted by his former home's previous owners) and Lee Patrick as his wife, Henrietta Topper. Standing (left to right): Anne Jeffreys as Marion Kerby and Robert Sterling as George Kerby (the glamorous, wisecracking ghost couple). Center: Buck the St. Bernard as Neil (the martini- and brandy-loving phantom dog).
