Above, two movies you will not find on Netflix … The Harry Raymond bombing takes a crucial turn with the beginning of a campaign to recall Mayor Frank Shaw … A writ of habeas corpus is denied for Police Capt. Earle Kynette, which means he and two co-defendants must stay in jail … Male students at UCLA say they like kissing … A staging of "Romeo and Juliet" set in Japan … And a boy is expected to die after hanging himself. On the jump, a wife wins a separate maintenance decree after her husband shoots her in the head, leaving her partially paralyzed.
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Fascinating ad for “Sally, Irene and Mary.” Alice Faye and Tony Martin were married at the time this film was made — difficult to imagine since we always perceive them with different partners (Faye with Phil Harris, Martin with Cyd Charisse). Speaking of the latter couple, they’re still going strong — Cyd turned 87 yesterday, and Tony recently had a singing engagement at a New York club at age 95 (and supposedly is still in great voice). Amazing.
–I once interviewed Cyd Charisse. She was very gracious to me, I must say. A real lady.
–Larry
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Re: “Sally, Irene and Mary”: the Louise Hovick listed in the cast is none other than Gypsy Rose Lee (her pic is to the right on the poster). Had no idea she’d ever appeared in a movie using her real name. The stuff you find is truly mind-boggling!
–Thanks… I try!
–Larry
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