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Tag Archives: Animals
Jan. 29, 1947: Thief Steals Box of Rattlers From Snake Expert’s Car
Note: This is a post I wrote in 2006 for the 1947project. Wanted: Thief Who Took 3 Snakes SAN GABRIEL, Jan. 28—Chief Frank L. Carpenter sent out a police broadcast tonight for capture of the boldest and most daring thief … Continue reading
Posted in 1947, Animals, Comics, Crime and Courts
Tagged 1947, Animals, comics, crime and courts, quote of the day, rattlesnakes
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Movieland Mystery Cat Movie (Updated)
As a bonus, we have another Mystery Cat Movie, totally unrelated to Mystery Cat Movie No. 1 and Mystery Cat Movie No. 2. Brain Trust roll call: Sylvia E (Mystery Cat Movie and mystery drunk doctor), Joe Vogel (Mystery Cat … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Film, Hollywood, Mystery Photo
Tagged Animals, film, hollywood, mystery cats, mystery photo
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Studio City Goes to the Dogs
Matchbook courtesy of Mary Mallory. Pets bring happiness to people’s lives, giving unconditional love and support, truly man’s best friend. From the beginning of time, pets have served an integral part of people’s lives, shown off and treated as … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory, San Fernando Valley
Tagged #Studio City, Animals, Chris Shuttleworth, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: 940 N. Highland Ave. Salutes Animals
940 N. Highland Ave. via Google Street View. Long a striking icon on Highland Avenue, 940 N. Highland Avenue’s attractive facade highlights the building’s original use as a dog and cat hospital. Simple and elegant, its sleek modernistic look … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Architecture, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Animals, architecture, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights — The Selig Zoo, Motion Pictures’ First Theme Park
The Selig Zoo, in Cement and Engineering News. Note: This is an encore of a 2014 post. From its humble beginnings as merely a boarding home for William Selig’s wild animal film stars, the Selig Zoo at 3800 Mission Road … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Animals, architecture, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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The Mystery of Jocko the Monkey
Eve Golden recently shared this photo of Leatrice Gilbert, the daughter of John Gilbert and Leatrice Joy. The question was the identity of the gentleman with the monkey. Thanks to Mary Mallory, we have a partial answer. The monkey was … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Film, Hollywood, Mystery Photo
Tagged Animals, Baby Leroy, film, hollywood, Leatrice Gilbert
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Downtown Los Angeles Invaded by Hipsters With Dogs
The renaissance of downtown Los Angeles has brought us fancy bars, expensive lofts, pricey restaurants and sidewalks full of hipsters with dogs. Don’t get me wrong, I like dogs, I have owned dogs. But they don’t belong in eating establishments. … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Animals, Downtown, Food and Drink
Tagged #DTLA, Animals, downtown, food and drink, Starbucks
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1944 in Print — Life Magazine, July 17, 1944
The pretty girl in peasant clothes on this week’s cover is Anne Scott from Columbus, Ohio. Anne has been modeling ever since her graduation from Ohio State University nearly five years ago. Although she has posed for several cover sketches, … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Animals, Fashion, Film, Hollywood, World War II
Tagged 1944, Animals, fashion, film, hollywood, World War II
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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights — The Selig Zoo, Motion Pictures’ First Theme Park
The Selig Zoo, in Cement and Engineering News. From its humble beginnings as merely a boarding home for William Selig’s wild animal film stars, the Selig Zoo at 3800 Mission Road in East Los Angeles eventually became one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Film, Hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
Tagged Animals, architecture, film, hollywood, Hollywood Heights, Mary Mallory
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Can You Spot the Hummingbird Nest?
Do you see the hummingbird nest in the tree?
A Relic of the Past: Horse Flop Found in Downtown Los Angeles!
In the 21st century, one can still find horse flop on Spring Street near City Hall in downtown Los Angeles. So much for the predictions of yesteryear, in which we would be living in domed cities, get our power from … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, City Hall, Downtown, History, Spring Street
Tagged #Spring Street, 2013, Animals, City Hall, downtown
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Jury Disinherits Two Pet Dogs
Note: Here’s a post I originally wrote for the 1947project back in 2005. Pat and Gunner, 6-year-old Irish setters who were left a $30,000 estate by their late master, Carleton R. Bainbridge, retired attorney, yesterday were disinherited by a jury … Continue reading
Our Decadent Era!
The latest in women’s apparel at Hale’s Good Goods, 541, 543, 545 S. Broadway. Young women, you are slaves to fashion! 541-545 S. Broadway via Google Street View. July 3, 1913: A rabid dog runs through the streets of Tucson, … Continue reading
What Cheer Saloon
The entire issue of the Los Angeles Star is available via USC, scanned from a copy at the Huntington. April 11, 1863: Very slim pickings for local news this week as nearly the entire issue of the Los Angeles Star … Continue reading
Posted in 1863, Animals, Civil War, Food and Drink, Main Street
Tagged #Civil War, #DTLA, #Lincoln, 1863, 213, Animals, food and drink
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L.A. Man Takes Fight Over Dog License to U.S. Supreme Court
Photo: The 1200 block of Innes Avenue, home of the George F. Harrington/Kitty HQ, via Google Street View. Nov. 26, 1941: Kitty may not be a typical name for a dog – but then George F. Harrington is an unusual … Continue reading
Posted in 1941, Animals, Crime and Courts, Film, Hollywood, World War II
Tagged #dog licenses, #supreme court, Animals
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Seals in MacArthur Park!
Imagine my surprise to discover that there were seals in MacArthur Park. And the proof, in the form of this postcard, has been listed on EBay. Research in The Times clips shows that seals were kept in the park, along … Continue reading
Posted in 1904, Animals, Found on EBay, Parks, Photography
Tagged #EBay, #parks, #photography, Animals
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Charlie Chaplin’s Big Moment in Venice
I was intrigued by Sunday’s Then and Now piece by Anthony Mostrom on Charlie Chaplin’s “Kid Auto Races at Venice” and I thought I’d do a little digging. Here’s what I found. The film includes footage of two races. One … Continue reading
Posted in 1914, Film, Hollywood, Libraries, Photography, Transportation
Tagged #1914, #Charlie Chaplin, #Dogs, #film, #hollywood, #Motorsports, #Sports, #Venice, Animals, Auto Racing
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Dog IQ test, August 10, 1958
How smart is your dog? Read the Gettysburg Address to your faithful friend and find out. No, I mean it! Answers below. No cheating, Princess!
June 25, 1958
Someone apparently doesn’t like Dorothy Adamson’s fox terrier, which is missing after her apartment at 1034 Hilldale was bombed. An unidentified caller had complained about the dog’s barking, The Times says. Alas, the paper never followed up on this story. … Continue reading
Posted in #Jazz, Animals, Film, Front Pages, Hollywood, LAPD
Tagged #Jack Webb, 1958, Animals, bombing, Dragnet, Pete Kelly's Blues
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