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Monthly Archives: November 2009
A Kinder, Simpler Time Dept.: Your Movie Columnist
Nov. 24, 1961: “After the picture, we stepped into Jackie Gleason's Rolls-Royce, which he'd loaned us for the occasion, and drove to El Morocco for a bite to eat. There Hollywood producer Cubby Broccoli told me he will start … Continue reading
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L.A. Disc Jockeys Turn Down Payola
Nov. 24, 1959: KMPC’s Dick Whittinghill turned down $25, but says “I can’t sit in front of the chimney on Christmas Eve with a shotgun.” Bachelor Johnny Grant says he was offered “favorable attention from a young woman.” Robert Lee … Continue reading
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Synagogues Plan Fundraising Campaign to Aid Needy
Thanksgiving marks the opening of the social season and men may need a new dress suit. Nov. 24, 1919: Three synagogues plan a fundraising campaign to help victims of war and pogroms. It’s interesting to note that there was a … Continue reading
An Expensive Thanksgiving Turkey
Adjusted for inflation, these turkeys cost $5.92 a pound, USD 2008. Nov. 24, 1909: Pompey Smith, identified as an African American, refuses to leave jail when his term is up because he wants to be exonerated. A judge tells … Continue reading
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Matt Weinstock, Nov. 23, 1959
Adrift in the City A bellboy, 25, was in municipal court a few days ago charged with impersonating an officer. His arrest grew out of an argument in a saloon when the bartender refused to sell him … Continue reading
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Paul V. Coates – Confidential File, Nov. 23, 1959
Note: Standards have changed since Paul Coates used "wetback" in this column 50 years ago. Today, words like this are acceptable in The Times only if they appear in a quote and then, only after consultation with top editors. … Continue reading
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A Kinder, Simpler Time Dept.: Your Movie Columnist
Nov. 23, 1960: “Had a few days in New York while homebound from Europe so took in Lucille Ball's show 'Wildcat' in Philadelphia. It makes you laugh and cry and when it reaches Broadway it'll take this old town … Continue reading
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Injured Diver Dies After Falling From Rescue Helicopter
“Mary and Pete Are Reunited.” Skin diver Harold B. Gavenman dies after a tragic series of accidents in which he was struck by a boat propeller and fell 100 feet while being lifted to a rescue helicopter. Nov. 23, … Continue reading
Police Unable to Stop Rising Tide of Auto Thefts
As the country went dry, companies offered a way for people to brew their own alcohol. Remember, beer is a health drink! Nov. 23, 1919: “Motor car thefts are increasing and will continue to increase until some … Continue reading
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Smoking Restricted on Streetcars
Nov. 23, 1909: A law regulating smoking on streetcars goes into effect. From now on, smokers must take the rear seats of the cars.
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A Kinder, Simpler Time Dept.: Your Movie Columnist
Nov. 22, 1959 — Myrna Fahey says: “I was Zorro’s girlfriend Maria at a time when they felt it a good idea to have the idol of all the kids feel tender toward someone other than his horse.”
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Seniors Make Foolish Marriages, Judge Says
“A Pathetic Scene on the Nineteenth,” by Clare Briggs Nov. 22, 1919: A judge trying a divorce case between a 55-year-old woman and her 67-year-old husband says: "I wish you would keep your old folks down in Long Beach from … Continue reading
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China Offers Great Market for U.S., Diplomat Says
Florence Newmark marries Sylvain Kauffman at 903 Beacon Ave. Nov. 22, 1909: Former Judge J.C. McNally, the U.S. consul to Nanjing, "expressed optimistic views of the commercial future of China and said that the country would be a network of … Continue reading
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Found on EBay – Dodgers
This Dodger pennant – made after the 1959 World Series but before the opening of Dodger Stadium – has been listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $9.99.
November 21, 1959: Matt Weinstock, Nov. 21, 1959
Car Troubles Two years ago, Bob Joseph bought a two-cylinder French Panhard, which has positively no area in front for a license plate. He has been driving it with only the rear plate. On consecutive days recently he received two … Continue reading
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Paul V. Coates – Confidential File, Nov. 21, 1959
Mash Notes and Comment "Mr. Paul Coates, dear friend: "About 2 1/2 months ago you called me at 12 a.m. and asked me if I could tell you who was President in 1875. "I didn't … Continue reading
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A Kinder, Simpler Time Dept.: Your Movie Columnist
Nov. 21, 1957: “It was bound to happen. Marlon Brando and Stanley Kubrick, director, parted company. Brando may take on directorial job himself. The credits could then read: Written by, directed by and starred in ‘One-Eyed Jacks,’ or he may … Continue reading
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Dodgers Moving to KFI
Nov. 21, 1959 This was a very small story that turned into a big deal. The Dodgers were moving on the radio from KMPC to KFI for the 1960 season. The significance? Gene Autry's company owned KMPC … Continue reading
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Man Beaten With Ukulele
“Safe Trip Ends in Death” – OK, but it made you look. April 29, 1930: I was researching a story from Nov. 21, 1959, and came across a much more interesting account of a man beaten into unconsciousness with … Continue reading
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