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Yes, I realized he produced programs but those were in the 50's. I was referring to his acting appearances in the 60's and outside of this short lived series, I hadn't recalled seeing him on the tube a lot growing up. Richard and I have talked about this before. It was a big thrill seeing big named...

Niven was hardly "slumming " in television, he was one of the Four Stars in Four Star Television that was one of TV's pioneer producers of filmed television. Along with Dick Powell, Charles Boyer, and Ida Lupino (who replaced Joel McCrea, the original "Four Star" who departed soo...

And yet, even though Richard has supplied the answers, even the folks at NuttyVille refuse to play with that nutjob, JFK. His posts are always mile-long collages of scrapbooks. I'm sure he sits home at night in his mother's attic cutting out paper dolls. He was one reason (just ONE, mind you) that ...

We got a review from something called HI-Def Ninja, he obviously is not immersed in this stuff, but he admits learning a lot and gave us a five-star review: http://www.hidefninja.com/2014/09/24/mack-sennet-collection-vol-1-blu-ray-review/ We'll take it. Speaking of which, didn't any of you folk by t...

So who all here has actually heard of this show, and who would have believed that there was once an hour-long weekly television comedy/drama starring David Niven, Charles Boyer, and Gig Young along with Robert Coote and Gladys Cooper in weekly support, and a slew of top Guest Stars? THE ROGUES ran o...

http://nitrateville.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16699 The "experts" at Nitratevile won't ever get this one, the group photo of the actors standing around Henry Lehrman is of the cast of CHICKEN A LA KING (Fox 1928), which he directed they are : (top row L to R): Arthur Stone, Ford Sterling...

Gary Johnson wrote:This looks like Day 2 of a SLAPSTICON schedule....

Oh yeah, we're always hot to book those paper-making, milk-canning, and egg-laying documentaries.


RICHARD M ROBERTS (really, precious preservation dollars best spent on THE DAIRY INDUSTRY AND THE CANNING OF MILK?)

Speaking of which, did anyone notice what also came out from WAC the same day as HELLO POP: http://shop.tcm.com/detail.php?p=703591&icid=mybuys&green=E00B86C3-C6C9-5544-AA19-806926C476D3 Not a lost film as such, but it only survives in a 16mm AAP television print that has a picture issue or ...

Uli Ruedel wrote:More Stooges coming (info courtesy of Chris Seguin):
http://shop.tcm.com/classic-shorts-from-the-dream-factory-volume-3-dvd/detail.php?p=703586

Uli

Great news, but the question for me is, is HELLO POP worth $21.99 (I have all the other shorts)


RICHARD M ROBERTS

TIME TO KILL was the last in the series of Twentieth Century- Fox’s Michael Shayne features, after seven of them, Lloyd Nolan had tired of playing the character, and didn’t want to be typed as a B-movie actor any more than Peter Lorre had while doing the Mr. Moto series which Michael Shayne replaced...