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On this day 17th September the sun is shining and for the third time this season Portsmouth are sitting at Number One in the English Premiership, they are unbeaten and haven't conceeded a goal all season.

103 years ago the actress Dolores Costello was born. The link with John Wayne is tenuous as they were both in Noahs Ark, one in a leading role the other Wayne in the swimming tank along with Andy Devine and thousands of other extras.
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Dolores Costello was once known as the "Goddess of the Silent Screen" but will probably be better remembered today as Drew Barrymore's grandma. She was born in 1905 (or 1906) to Maurice and Mae Costello. Her father began his film career in 1908. He would become soon become the most popular matinee idol of his day. He gave Dolores and her sister Helene their screen debut in 1911. Dolores appeared in numreous pictures throughout the 1910's and the early 20's mostly with her father and sister. She later appeared on the New York stage with her sister in the "George White Scandals" of 1924. They were then signed on to Warners Bros. where Dolores met her future husband John Barrymore.

Barrymore soon made Dolores his costar in THE SEA BEAST in 1926. During their lengthy kissing scene in this picture Dolores fainted in John's arms. They married in 1928 despite the misgivings of her mother who would die the following year at the age of forty five. They had two children DeDe in 1931 and John Drew Barrymore the following year. Dolores took time off from her movie career in the early 30's so she could raise her young children. Her sister Helene and her new husband actor Lowell Sherman sucessfully convinced Dolores to Divorce Barrymore in 1935, mainly because of his drinking.

After the divorce Dolores continued to act in several big budget pictures and career seemed to be back on track. Her physical appearance however was greatly damaged due to harsh studio make up. The skin on her cheeks were in the process of deteriorating forcing her into early retirement. She lived in semi seclusion on her Southern Californian avocado farm called Fall Brook Ranch. Alot of her memorbila and papers from both the Barrymore and Costello family were destroyed in a flood.

40 years ago the writer Paul Wellman died aged 70. An expert on things western he wrote the Comancheros.

13 years ago the actor James Griffths died aged 77. He played the Salvation Army man in North to Alaska and a gambler in How The west Was Won.

11 years ago the actor Grady Sutton died aged 89, he was Malcolm Scott in A Lady Takes A Chance, and also had a small role in Brown of Harvard.
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Grady Sutton was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and arrived in California in 1924. He got his first break in Hollywood from director William A. Seiter who used him as an extra in The Mad Whirl (1925) starring May McAvoy. Grady remained in Hollywood for the next 55 years. He specialized in playing naive, slightly befuddled young men, adding comedic bits to comedies and dramas. His most famous association came from appearing in four movies with W.C. Fields: The Pharmacist (1933), Man on the Flying Trapeze (1935), You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (1939) and The Bank Dick (1940). He can also be seen in such classics as My Man Godfrey (1936), Stage Door (1937), Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938), The Angels Wash Their Faces (1939), Anchors Aweigh (1945), White Christmas (1954) and A Star Is Born (1954). He was also a regular on "The Egg and I" (1951) and "The Pruitts of Southampton" (1966) television series. In total, he appeared in over 200 feature films and short subjects spanning 1924 to 1979. His final film appearance was in Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979). In 1994 he moved to the Motion Picture and Television Home and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California where he died September 17, 1995, of natural causes.[quote]

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On this day 18th September

121 years ago the actor Will Stanton was born he was unfortunate in his credits being called the Rat Faced Man in Reap the Wild Wind.

124 years ago Vernon Steele was born he was in They Were Expendable.

91 years ago Wallace Scott was born he was in Wake of the Red Witch

94 years ago the actor Billy Wilkerson was born he was in they Were expendable.

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On this day 19th September

119 years ago the actor Lynne Overman was born he appeared in 51 pictures including Reap the Wild Wind

107 years ago the actor Sayre Dearing was born he made his screen debut in the 1929 picture Words and Music and was also in Pitsburg.

96 years ago on the same day Margaret Lindsey was born as was Jesse Lasky jnr.
the first actress aoppeared in Baby Face, the second Jesse Lasky was the screen writer if you believe his autobiography invented the squid in Reap the Wild Wind in a moment of panic when Cecil B DeMille accused him of not having a dramatic ending to the picture.

93 years ago Marion Weldon was born she was an ensemble member in Words and Music.

85 years ago Jack Perkins a stunt man and actor was born he was uncredited in North to Alaska

8 years ago Fabian who also appeared in North to Alaska married Andrea Patrick

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Arthur

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On this day 19th September

119 years ago the actor Lynne Overman was born he appeared in 51 pictures including Reap the Wild Wind

107 years ago the actor Sayre Dearing was born he made his screen debut in the 1929 picture Words and Music and was also in Pitsburg.

96 years ago on the same day Margaret Lindsey was born as was Jesse Lasky jnr.
the first actress appeared in Baby Face, the second Jesse Lasky was the screen writer if you believe his autobiography invented the squid in Reap the Wild Wind in a moment of panic when Cecil B DeMille accused him of not having a dramatic ending to the picture.

93 years ago Marion Weldon was born she was an ensemble member in Words and Music.

85 years ago Jack Perkins a stunt man and actor was born he was uncredited in North to Alaska

8 years ago Fabian who also appeared in North to Alaska married Andrea Patrick

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On this day September 20th

72 years ago the actress Karen sharpe was born. She played Nell Beck in the High and the Mighty.
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Svelte and stunning Texas-born Karen Sharpe was put into ballet shoes as a youngster. Her initial excursion to California was at age 12 in the interest of becoming a professional ice skater, but the lure of being a movie star intervened. Her training as a teenager in the theater paid off and, in 1952, she appeared in Stanley Kramer's production of The Sniper (1952), directed by Edward Dmytryk. Her role consisted solely of three lines delivered while sitting on a drugstore stool and ordering a cherry phosphate. Although she did not personally meet Kramer at the time, it would be a foreshadowing of a future lifelong relationship.

In her salad days, she paid the rent and more as a billboard model and also graced such popular magazine covers as "Cosmopolitan" and "Pageant." On film, MGM featured her as Janice Rule's kid sister in Holiday for Sinners (1952) opposite William Campbell. Campbell went on to appear with her in other films as well, and they were paired as husband and wife in an episode of "Stagecoach West" (1960) in 1961. Producer Hal Roach gave her a break by featuring her in the popular "White Rain" commercials, where she danced her way to fame across the tops of rows of shampoo bottles, and he also chose her to represent his studio as Modern Screen Magazine's Golden Key Award winner as 1952's "Star of Tomorrow." Columbia Pictures picked up on this recognition and placed her in the Hugo Haas melodrama Strange Fascination (1952). Monogram Pictures offered her a starring role in Army Bound (1952), which led to her being cast in Walter Mirisch's cult programmer Bomba and the Jungle Girl (1952) with Johnny Sheffield (who played "Boy" in the Tarzan series) playing Bomba to Karen's lovely "Jungle Girl." The John Payne western The Vanquished (1953/I) followed, for Paramount Pictures. The film also starred Jan Sterling, who went on to appear with Karen in a couple of other major films and become a close friend and mentor as well.

After filming the crime drama Mexican Manhunt (1953) starring George Brent for Allied Artists, Karen received the biggest break of her young career. Director William A. Wellman cast her in the Wayne-Fellows-Warner Brothers epic airline disaster film The High and the Mighty (1954). An all-star ensemble, it featured Karen as Nell Buck, an amorous bride who allays her fears of certain death with the ecstasies of passion for new husband Milo (played by John Smith). Karen's standout performance garnered her the 1954 Golden Globe Award for "New Star of the Year." As a result, the film's star and producer, John Wayne, put her under contract to his new company, Batjac. Loaned out to Ida Lupino's company for Mad at the World (1955), Karen then co-starred in United Artists' Man with the Gun (1955) opposite Robert Mitchum. Cast in Batjac's Man in the Vault (1956), she went on loan again, this time for Columbia's war picture Tarawa Beachhead (1958).

In the 1950s, against the concerns of the studios but with the encouragement of John Wayne, who advised her to "do anything and everything you can to grow as an artist," Karen made herself available for television. Taking Wayne's advice to heart, she found a creative and demanding outlet performing in "live" drama with roles on "Hallmark Hall of Fame" (1951), "General Electric Theater" (1953), "Climax!" (1954), _"Matinee Theater" (1955)_ , "Playhouse 90" (1956) and "Lux Playhouse" (1958), among others. She also appeared in episodes of such classic TV shows as "Letter to Loretta" (1953), "Gunsmoke" (1955), "Perry Mason" (1957), "Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse" (1958), _"77 Sunset Strip" (1958/I)_ , "Bonanza" (1959), "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." (1964) and "The Wild Wild West" (1965). Karen went on to co-star in Aaron Spelling's very first television series, "Johnny Ringo" (1959).

Following a hiatus from Hollywood while straightening out family estate matters, Karen was cast in the pilot for "I Dream of Jeannie" (1965) as Larry Hagman's fiancé and Jeannie's attractive nemesis. While waiting for the pilot to be sold (which, of course, it did), Jerry Lewis signed her to play opposite him in Paramount's The Disorderly Orderly (1964) as lovesick nurse Julie Blair who wins Jerry's affections in the end. It was during that filming that she met Stanley Kramer, who was directing Ship of Fools (1965) at the same time on the Paramount lot. Karen's focus was on her career, however, and a year went by before they actually started dating in January of 1966. After a relatively brief courtship, they married on September 1, 1966, following her completion of the Universal pilot Valley of Mystery (1967) (TV).

Choosing to close the chapter on her acting career, Karen opened a new and rewarding one as full-time wife, mother (of two), and assistant to her husband. With the creation of KNK Productions, Inc., Karen established herself as a producer. Among her many successful projects is a remake of her husband's western classic High Noon (2000) (TV), as well as the prospective "Defiant One," a documentary examining Kramer's prolific career, and "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," a big-screen sequel to his It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963). Kramer passed away on February 19, 2001. Since then, the ever-busy and vivacious Karen has maintained the Stanley Kramer Library. In addition, she also established the Stanley Kramer Award at the Producer's Guild, and the Stanley Kramer Fellowship Award in Directing at UCLA in 2001. Both of these awards honor socially conscious young filmmakers.

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81 years ago Joan Barton was born she played a singer in Angel and the Badman.

101 years ago Al Horwis was born. Never an actor he handled the public relations for The Shootist.

109 years ago the actor Kermit Maynard was born. The Brother of cowboy star Ken Maynard he did stunts and acted in his own right appearing in North to Alaska.

108 years ago the cinematograspher George Scneiderman was born. Working in John Fords early days he worked on Hangman's House.

4 years ago the actor Bruce edwards died aged 87 he was a marine in Sands of Iwo Jima.

45 years ago the singer Karl Farr died aged 52 . A member of the Sons of the Pioneers he was in Rio Grande.

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On this day 22nd September

126 years ago the actor Robert McKenzie was born. A large corpulent man he appeared in 305 films and television programes from 1915 including Tall in the Saddle and In Old Oklahoma.

114 years ago the actor Billy West was born, his final film appearance was in The Shadow of the Eagle.
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Billy West was a silent film comedian, the best-known and most successful imitator of Charles Chaplin's "Tramp" character, until West developed his own comedic persona. Oliver Hardy was West's foil in many of his silents

84 years ago the actress Blanche Yorka of Lady for a Night married Ian Keith the man who John Wayne replaced as a corpse in the Deceiver (all together now Boo!!)

10 years ago the actress Dorothy Lamour died she appeared in Donovans Reef.

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In addition to being Miss New Orleans in 1931, Dorothy Lamour worked as a Chicago elevator operator, band vocalist (for her first husband, bandleader Herbie Kaye) and radio performer. In 1936 she donned her soon-to-be-famous sarong for her debut at Paramount, The Jungle Princess (1936), and continued to play a female Tarzan-Crusoe Gauguin-girl-with make-up through the war years and beyond. The most famous of these was in the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby "Road to ..." movies - a strange combination of adventure, slapstick, ad-libs and Hollywood inside jokes that became very popular. Of these she said, "I was the happiest and highest-paid straight woman in the business." As she aged, however, the quality of her films dropped. Among her serious films were Johnny Apollo (1940) and A Medal for Benny (1945).

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On this day 23rd September

100 years ago the producer Walter MacEwan was born he worked on Without Reservations.

86 years ago the actor Mickey Rooney was born he played a youngster in The Life of Jimmy Dolan.

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On this day 24th September:-

102 years ago the actor Billy Bltcher was born he appeared in over 330 pictures including the 1932 picture The Hollywood Handicap with John Wayne.

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101 years ago the producer director plane designer Howard huges was born a legendary man his last two production efforts for RKO were Jet Pilot and The Conqueror which incidentally and as reported a year ago, was released in Sweden 50 years ago today.

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Multi-millionaire businessman, film producer, film director, and aviator, born in Houston, Texas. He studied at prestigious Rice University and the even more prestigious California Institute of Technology. Inherited his father's machine tool company in 1923. In 1926 he ventured into films, producing Hell's Angels (1930), Scarface (1932) and The Outlaw (1943). He also founded his own aircraft company, designed, built and flew his own aircraft, and broke several world air speed records (1935-1938). His most famous aircraft, the Hercules (nicknamed "The Spruce Goose"), was an oversized wooden seaplane designed to carry 750 passengers, which was completed in 1947 but flew only once over a distance of one mile. Throughout his life he shunned publicity, eventually becoming a recluse but still controlling his vast business interests from sealed-off hotel suites, and giving rise to endless rumors and speculation. In 1971 an "authorized" biography was announced, but the authors wound up in prison for fraud, and the mystery surrounding him continued until his death.

100 years ago the actor Victor Wong was born he played a Chinese passenger in Flying Tigers.

98 years ago the actor George Piltz was born in Hawaii. He only appeared in eight pictures all of which and including Wake of the Red Witch he played a native.

94 years ago the actor Charles G Martin was born. If no one else had been born on this day he would be assured of his place in film and John Wayne fans history as he played the bartender Murray in The Shootist and was the last person to kill John Wayne on screen.

33 years ago the actor Ted Adams died aged 80 he appeared in supporting and minor roles in almost 200 pictures including 3 Texas Steers and Sagebrush Trail.
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The son of vaudeville performers, Richard Theodore "Ted" Adams, was part of his parent's troupe before attending Cornell University at the age of 18. After college, he did stock work for three years before going to New York City and stage work there. For more than half his life he performed on the stage before coming to films circa 1926. He and his good friend Leo Carrillo performed together in Porter Emerson Brown's play "The Bad Man" in 1920, and Adams was also in the Broadway production of "Kongo" which starred Walter Huston in 1926.
His earliest documented film role was as the doctor in Rayart's "Road Agent", starring Al Hoxie, in 1926, and he made his sound-film debut in 1930's "Under Texas Skies," starring Bob Custer. Adams quickly established himself in westerns in which he worked almost exclusively for 25 years in over 200 films. He was a mainstay performer (mostly lead villains) for the low-budget films cranked out by the independents such as Supreme, Metropolitan, Puritan, Colony and Victory in the 30s, and PRC and Monogram in the 1940s, in addition to appearing in films from Republic, Columbia, Paramount and Universal.

Following a role in Bill Elliott's "Kansas Territory", (Monogram, 1952) and some TV work on Russell Hayden's "Cowboy G-Men", Ted Adams hung up his spurs at the age of 62. He lived quietly in retirement until his death from heart disease at the age of 83. Widowed at the time of his death, September 24, 1973, he was at Braewood Convalescence Hospital in South Pasadena, his place of residence prior to his death. His cremated remains were place at Chapel of the Pines Cemetary in Los Angeles

3 years ago the actor Lyle Bettger died aged 88, he played in a number of westerns but featured with Wayne as a member of the Nazis in The Sea Chase.
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Handsome, blond-haired, steely-eyed villain in many film Westerns. He was never the grizzled outlaw, covered in trail dust. No, he was the immaculate-looking, "respectable" (but two-faced) dandy in silk damask vest, often puffing suavely on a cheroot, whose ashes he then might contemptuously flick in the hero's face. He could confront an antagonist wearing a wry smile, even while neatly inserting his dirk between the latter's ribs. One wonders why Bettger, with his Aryan looks and menacing sneer, never became typecast as the stereotypical Nazi SS officer or Gestapo interrogator. (Perhaps the man was just fortunate in that regard.)

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Thanks for that and feel free to add anything any time it all adds up to make this site what it is.

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On this day 25th September

77 years ago the television personality Barbara Walters was born. She was one of the last people to interview Duke.

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William will be the expert to comment on that picture as he experienced it.

For me as a layman I watched it and didn't think it was as bad as the critics made out.

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On this day 26th September

119 years ago the actor Antonio Moreno was born he appeared in The Searchers

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105 years ago the actor Donald Cook was born he appeared in 60 pictures including Baby Face.

87 years ago the actress Barbara Britton was born She was in Reap the Wild Wind. She only made 52 pictures but she must have made quite an impression.
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Sunny and vivacious to a tee, lovely, well-coiffed Barbara Britton looked like she stepped out of magazine as she entered our homes daily as the 'Revlon Girl' on 50s and 60s TV. She captured that "perfect wife/perfect mother" image with perfect poise and grace. It all began for the radiant blue-eyed redhead in equally sunny Long Beach, California where she taught Sunday school and attended Long Beach City College majoring in speech. Her interest in acting, however, took hold and she began to pursue the local stage. Her lucky 'Hollywood' story unfolds as a Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade representative who was caught on the front pages of the newspaper, scouted out and signed by Paramount movie agents. Barbara debuted in Secret of the Wasteland (1941), a Hopalong Cassidy western. She continued on with modest but showy parts in Louisiana Purchase (1941), So Proudly We Hail (1943), and Till We Meet Again (1944). Underused for most of her film career as a pretty, altruistic, genteel young thing in such durable films as The Great John L. (1945), The Virginian (1946), and Bandit Queen (1950), Barbara turned to the stage and TV in the 1950s. After co-starring with Richard Denning in "Mr. and Mrs. North," she became Revlon's lovely pitchwoman and remained on view for 12 years with the company. In between she appeared on the top dramatic shows of the day, co-starring in her final movie with The Spoilers (1955) opposite Jeff Chandler and Rory Calhoun. Various Broadway shows included "Getting Married," her debut in 1951, "Wake Up, Darling (1956), and "Thee and Me" (1965). More and more time was spent raising her family (her husband was a doctor and psychiatrist) and Barbara was only occasionally seen in the 1970s. Much of her work would be in regional or dinner theater productions, sometimes appearing with two of her four grownup children in such shows as "40 Carats" and "A Roomful of Roses." Sadly, her two younger children died while very young. Oldest daughter Christina Britton became an actress and operatic singer while son Ted appeared on episodic TV. One of Barbara's last roles was on the daytime soap "One Life to Live" in 1979, a year before she died of cancer.

39 years ago the director armand Schaefer died aged 69, he directed A Man Betrayed and The Three Musketeers.

37 years ago the special effects man Howard Lyedecker died aged 59. He did the special effects for Wake of The Red Witch, Flame of the Barbary Coast, The fighting Kentuckian, The flying Tigers and The Quiet Man.
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Howard "Babe" Lydecker and his older brother Theodore Lydecker were the undisputed masters of miniature special effects in Hollywood from 1935-1953. Begining their careers with Nat Levine's Mascot Pictures in the early 1930s, they were swept up in Mascot's 1935 merger with Monogram Pictures and Liberty Pictures to form Republic Pictures, headed by the owner of film processing lab Consolidated Film Industries, the autocratic Herbert J. Yates). The Lydeckers were perhaps the primary beneficiaries of the merger. It allowed their creativity to run wild, giving them unlimited access to CFI's optical effects at a time when most of Republic's product demanded high-caliber special effects. The production pressures put on them by Yates ironically gave them the structure and incentive they needed to excel. Babe became the head of Mascot's old carpenter shop and moved into the back lot of Republic's studio, eventually supervising some 20 technicians. Babe and Ted worked closely (they were nicknamed "the twins," despite there being a three-year difference in their ages) together during the entire production history of Republic Pictures (until its demise in 1956). The Lydeckers' effects were the envy of every studio in Hollywood and their talents can probably be seen to best advantage in Flying Tigers (1942), a WW II action picture about a squadron of American pilots fighting the Japanese in China, with loads of dogfights, plane crashes, etc.--and was shot using only mock-ups and miniatures, with not a single real aircraft being used throughout the entire picture

34 years ago the composer Emmett Dolan died aged 66,
Whether by design or pure accident as I am typing this I am listening to the sound track of How The West Was Won which included his composition Home in the Meadow.

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On this day 27th September:-

114 years ago the actor Edmund Burns was brn he went on to appear in the serial Shadow of the Eagle.

86 years ago the actor William Conrad was born, he appeared in The Conqueror and was heard in Chisum.

66 years ago the actress Grace Goodall died aged 51 she played a mother in California Straight Ahead.

58 years ago A.Martinez was born he played Cimmaron inThe Cowboys.

25 years ago the actor Robert Montgomery died aged 77, he was in They Were Expendable.

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As a child, Robert Montgomery enjoyed a privileged life, as his father was the president of the New York Rubber Co. When he died, the fortune was gone and Robert worked at a number of jobs. He later went to New York to be a writer, and on the advice of a friend tried acting. He worked with George Cukor on the stage and his first film, at MGM, was So This Is College (1929). When Norma Shearer picked him to be her leading man in Private Lives (1931), he was set. He played many likable characters over the years, covering the gamut from very poor to very rich. In 1935 he became President of the Screen Actors Guild. His stay with MGM lasted 16 years, and was only interrupted by WWII when he joined the navy. He saw action in both Europe and the Pacific. He returned to MGM in 1945 and co-starred with John Wayne in the John Ford-directed They Were Expendable (1945) and then made his directorial debut with Lady in the Lake (1947) (although he had directed a few scenes, uncredited, in "They Were Expendable" when Ford took ill). He then left MGM to become an independent director, preferring work behind the camera instead of in front. He was a friendly witness before the House Un-American Activities in 1947 during the McCarthy era and then spent most of his time on television and stage. His popular show, "Robert Montgomery Presents" (1950), was where daughter Elizabeth Montgomery got her first acting job.

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Hi Vera

I have Howard Hughes - The Untold story by Peter Harry Brown and Pat H. Broeski I bought it about eight ot nine years ago (it was published in 1996 my version is published by

Little Brown and Company Brettenham House, Lancaster Place London WC2E 7EN.

Here I must also own up I am only about half way through it having not found the time to finish it. Perhaps this corrospondence will encourage me to attempt to finish it.

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On this day 28th September

95 years ago the writer Charles Hoffman was born he was a contributing writer on Re-Union in France.

63 years ago the actress Fritzi Brunette ded aged 53 she played a small role in Stagecoach.
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Fritzi Brunette was born in Savannah, Georgia on May 27, 1890. With the birth name of Florence Brunet. She was mostly a character actress whose career spanned mostly the silent era, although she made a successful transition to the sound period. Fritzi's debut came in 1913 when she was 23 years old. She was in two productions that year, ANNIE LAURIE and THE APPEAL. Toward the end of her career, she was in, mostly, uncredited roles such as the hit SAN FRANCISCO with Clark Gable and Jeannette MacDonald. Her last film was in 1941's MEET JOHN DOE. Fritzi died in Hollywood, California on September 28, 1943. She was 53 years old.

59 years ago the actor William B Davidson died of a heart attack aged 59 he was in They were Expendable.

41 years ago Eddie Gribbon died aged 75 he was in Born Reckless.

8 years ago Dave Sutton died he was Dukes stills photographer.

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Keeping the continuity going.

On this day 29th September

133 years ago the actor Theodore Lorch was born. A vetern of many pictures he appeared in Stagecoach, New Frontier and the Desert Trail.

85 years ago the actor David Durand was born he appeared in The Life of Jimmy Dolan.

47 years ago the actor Harold Huber died. He was in A Man Betrayed.

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