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Category Archives: L.A. Voices
James Curtis / L.A. Voices: Jules White – Part 7
A reproduction of a poster for the Three Stooges “Half-Wits Holiday” has been listed on EBay as Buy It Now for $6.99. James writes: Here’s another of those interviews I did during a random burst of energy in 1975. This … Continue reading
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Tagged #James Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, Harry Cohn, Jules White, Three Stooges
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Tomorrow on the L.A. Daily Mirror
James Curtis concludes his interview with Jules White and discusses Harry Cohn, the death of Curly Howard and why he retired.
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 6
A photo of Buster Keaton in “Sidewalks of New York” has been listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $199.95. James writes: Here’s another of those interviews I did during a random burst of energy in 1975. This one took place … Continue reading
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Tagged #James Curtis, Buster Keaton, Columbia, films, hollywood, Jules White
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 5
I believe that talent lives with a man until he dies. — Jules White Continue reading
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Tagged #James Curtis, Charley Chase, Harry Langdon, Jules White
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 4
Photo: The Senate chambers in “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” was redecorated as a palace for a Three Stooges film. James writes: Here’s another of those interviews I did during a random burst of energy in 1975. This one … Continue reading
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Tagged #Frank Capra, #James Curtis, Columbia, Harry Langdon, Jules White, Three Stooges
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 3
Photo: The Three Stooges’ “Spooks,” produced and directed by Jules White. James writes: Here’s another of those interviews I did during a random burst of energy in 1975. This one took place a couple of weeks before my previously-posted … Continue reading
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Tagged #Laurel and Hardy, Andy Clyde, Jules White, Three Stooges
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 2
Charlie Chaplin once said to me, “The only other man in this business that I fear, who I think is as funny as anyone I can conceive of or think of, is Lloyd Hamilton.” And he was. And I patterned … Continue reading
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Jules White, Part 1
Photo: Jules White in an undated picture. Here’s another of those interviews I did during a random burst of energy in 1975. This one took place a couple of weeks before my previously-posted talk with Dick Lane, and my memory … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices, Television
Tagged #James Curtis, film, hollywood, Jules White, Three Stooges
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Coming Attractions: ‘Spencer Tracy: A Biography’
The Daily Mirror HQ just acquired “Spencer Tracy: A Biography,” by James Curtis, who recently shared his Dick Lane interview in L.A. Voices. The book isn’t officially out yet, but James did a prerelease book signing last week in conjunction … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Coming Attractions, Film, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices
Tagged #Biography, #film, #James Curtis, #Spencer Tracy
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 7
Photo: Spade Cooley, named the honorary mayor of Encino, gives dictation to secretary Gloria Murphy, who is riding his stallion, Golden Nugget, 1954. This is Part 7 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this segment, Lane discusses … Continue reading
Posted in 1982, Film, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices, Obituaries, Television
Tagged #1982, #dick lane, #James Curtis, #L.A. Voices, #television, #TV, #wrestling
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Coming Attractions: This Week in the Daily Mirror
Photo: Dick Lane in a publicity still listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $9.99. This week on the L.A. Daily Mirror: On Monday, Eve Golden has a roundup of recent notable obituaries in Queen of the Dead; and Mary Mallory … Continue reading
James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 6
Image: Listening to the radio, Oct. 28, 1945. This is Part 6 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this segment, Lane discusses Jack Benny, roller derby, professional wrestling and Gorgeous George. James Curtis’ interview with Dick Lane … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Film, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices, Radio, Television
Tagged #Georgeous George, #Jack Benny, #Radio, #television, #wrestling
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 5
Photo: Dick Lane with Laurel and Hardy in “The Bullfighters.” This is Part 5 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this segment, Lane discusses Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, making “Wonder Man” with Danny Kaye and … Continue reading
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Tagged #dick lane, #film, #hollywood, #television, #wrestling
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Coming Tomorrow: James Curtis’ L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 5
Photo: Dick Lane in “Boom Town.” Coming up tomorrow: Part 5 of James Curtis’ interview with Dick Lane, who discusses Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, making “Wonder Man” with Danny Kaye and televising pro wrestling.
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 4
Photo: Dick Lane in 1947. The woman may be Jane Harvey, who was crowned “Queen of Television Week” in March 1947. Credit: Steve Dichter Collection. This is Part 4 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this … Continue reading
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices — Dick Lane, Part 3
One of the countless gags in Olsen and Johnson’s “Hellzapoppin’ ” This is Part 3 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this installment, Lane discusses Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, Jack Benny, Howard Hawks and making “Hellzapoppin’ ” … Continue reading
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Tagged #film, #hollywood, #James Curtis, #L.A. Voices
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices – Dick Lane, Part 2
This is Part 2 of James Curtis’ 1975 interview with Dick Lane. In this segment, Lane discusses his start in films in Los Angeles, making “Union Pacific” with Cecil B. De Mille, Howard Hughes’ takeover of RKO and making “Boom … Continue reading
Posted in 1975, Brain Trust, Film, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices
Tagged #hollywood, #James Curtis, #L.A. Voices, $film
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James Curtis: L.A. Voices
Photo: Dick Lane and Helen Wallace in “Sioux City Sue,” 1946. In 1975, while still in college, I did a short series of interviews. There was no real purpose to these, other than they were with people who interested me … Continue reading
Posted in 1975, Books and Authors, Film, Found on EBay, History, Hollywood, James Curtis, L.A. Voices, New York, Stage, World War II
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