Happy Thanksgiving! Given the way the holidays fell this year and the timing I wanted to hold to for each post, things are coming out just a little earlier than usual. Also, normally I like to wait until Midnight so the weekend, starting Friday morning, holds the next issue of Scarlet Street but having to rely on public wi-fi (I'm in a Starbucks parking lot now) I'd rather just get it done when I can.
Today I completed washing my first load of clothes at a laundromat since leaving Mom's home in early October and was lucky to find a pretty nice place. I was at my favorite Howard Johnsons last evening but just so tired after driving for so long I didn't have it in me to do much online. I'm still tied to cooler climates due to the slow pace of government. (I only got my state license plates today and was thrown when I learned I owed almost another $500 in taxes on the vehicle I purchased. So it will be a rest-stop 'sleep-over' tonight, I'm afraid. That's not the only business still necessary I'm waiting to get done.)
I have experienced some warmer days near 70 degrees, but also many nights in the low 20s. I'm still trying to get further South before too much snow begins to fly and will keep you posted with one more final issue of SS before Christmas. (I'm still promising to 'finish' this blog 'properly' after I 'land' someday.)
Until then, enjoy Scarlet Street #54 as is! If my memory serves, I believe it was almost the final issue but Richard Valley saw to it that we had one more round with the hope of more future issues, but it was not to be. I know this one stirs up wonderful memories for me as it came out before I had one more final trip to Forry Ackerman's Birthday Bash later that year, 2005.
Wishing everyone all the best, always! We'll be in touch and talk when we can!
*Simone Simon with Tom Conway [2nd from top], Kent Smith [3rd from top & above] and Jane Randolph [above] in "The Cat People" [1942]
*Simone Simon with Kent Smith in the top 3 photos working on a scene from "The Cat People" [1942] and an example of theatre showmanship [above].
*Tom Conway and Frances Dee with Christine Gordon [2nd from top] in "I Walked With A Zombie" [1943]
*Christine Gordon from "I Walked With A Zombie" [1943]
*Jieno Moxzer sits with natives around him, including Theresa Harris with Sir Lancelot [standing] in "I Walked With A Zombie" [1943]
*Tom Conway & Frances Dee in "I Walked With A Zombie" [1943]
*Darby Jones carries off Christine Gordon in "I Walked With A Zombie" [1943]
*The ladies of "The Leopard Man" [1943] with Margo getting all choked up [top], Jean Brooks [2nd from top], Margo & Isabel Jewell [3rd from top] and Tuulikki Paananen [above].
*Tuulikki Paananen [center] is stopped at the gate by Fely Franquelli before entering the graveyard as Brandon Hurst sits in "The Leopard Man" [1943].
*In the center [L2R] has Richard Martin holding onto James Bell with Dennis O'Keefe all surrounded by the dark hoods in "The Leopard Man" [1943].
*"The Leopard Man" [1943] has Jean Brooks with James Bell [3rd from top] & with Dennis O'Keefe [above].
*Simone Simon
*Simone Simon in "The Cat People" [1942]
*Simone Simon
*Simone Simon in "The Cat People" [1942] also shown with [L2R] Tom Conway & Kent Smith.
*Simone Simon
*Simone Simon in "The Curse of the Cat People" [1944]
*Simone Simon
*Simone Simon in "Mademoiselle Fifi" [1944] shown here with John Emery.
*Simone Simon with James Craig in "All That Money Can Buy" [1940]
*Simone Simon
*Virginia Mayo with James Cagney [center photo] & Gordon MacRae [above] from "Backfire" [1950].
*Virgina Mayo with George Raft in "Red Light" [1949].
*Virginia Mayo with James Cagney in "White Heat" [1949 - center photo] and "The West Point Story" [1950 - above].
*Virginia Mayo with Ronald Reagan [center photo] in "The Girl from Jones Beach" [1949] and Burt Lancaster [above] in "South Sea Woman" [1953].
*Simone Simon with Daniel Gélin in "La Ronde" [1950]
*Simone Simon
*Virginia Mayo in "She's Working Her Way Through College" [1952 - top] with [L2R] Michael Pate, Peter Lorre & George Nader [center] in "Congo Crossing" [1956] and [L2R above] Nick Cravat, Robert Douglas, Burt Lancaster in "The Flame and the Arrow" [1950].
No comments:
Post a Comment