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Tag Archives: Celebrities
Lt. Robin Crusoe U.S.N. Movie & Book Review
Dick Van Dyke is beloved by Disney fans for his work in Mary Poppins. But what many don’t know is that he did two other movies for Walt. One of those would go on to be one of the worst … Continue reading
Book Review: MGM / Cinerama How the West Was Won
Publisher: Random House Year: 1963 Pages: 40 Type: Hardcover ISBN: N/A “The climax is the greatest train wreck ever filmed.” – The London Evening News They didn’t mean that the ending of the film was terrible, but that there was an actual train wreck at … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Books, Celebrities, Collectibles, History, Movies, Promotions, Reviews
Tagged Advertising, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Celebrities, Cinerama, Collectibles, George Marshall, Henry Hathaway, History, How the West Was Won, John Ford, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, MGM, Movies, Nicolas Reisini, Promotions, Random House, Robert H. O'Brien, SmileBox
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Book Review: The Norman Rockwell Treasury
Publisher: Galahad Books Year: 1987 Pages: 216 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 0-88365-411-3 “Norman Rockwell began by being successful.” – Author Everyone who knows and loves illustrative art knows the work of Norman Rockwell from the covers of the Saturday Evening Post. But this prolific artist … Continue reading
Walt Disney’s Annette DELL Comic Book
The Mickey Mouse Club was a children’s variety show that was first televised from 1955 to 1959 for four seasons by the ABC network. Walt Disney created it to fulfill part of his contract to ABC to provide television programming in exchange for money … Continue reading
Ray Conniff with Music from Mary Poppins
Actually, the full name of this album is: Ray Conniff and the Singers, Music from Mary Poppins featuring the Academy Award Winner “Chim Chim Cher-ee”. The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, and other great Movie Themes. Got all that? … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Movies, Music, Records, Soundtracks
Tagged Andy Williams, Celebrities, CL 2366, Columbia Records, Dear Heart, Father Goose, Julie Andrews, LP, Mary Poppins, Movies, Music, My Fair Lady, Pass Me By, Peggy Lee, Ray Conniff, Records, Soundtracks, The Sound of Music
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Peterbourgh Examiner: TODAY Insert featuring Stan Lee
‘Stan the Man’. There could be only one man on the planet who deserves that nickname, and that’s the legendary Stan Lee! Of course, he could also be called ‘Captain Cameo’, but that’s for another article. The article in this … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Comic Books, Ephemera, Marvel
Tagged Celebrities, Comic Books, Ephemera, Mark Daniell, Marvel, Newspapers, Peterborough Examiner, Spiderman, Stan Is Still the Man, Stan Lee, Today Insert
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Book Review: Dick Clark’s American Bandstand
Publisher: Collins Publishers / HarperCollins Publishers Inc. Year: 1997 Pages: 194 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 0-00-649184-7 “I’m Dick Clark. I’ve got the job as the new host of Bandstand.” Nothing says Americana quite like American Bandstand! Teenagers dancing to the latest hit records while a friendly … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Music, Reviews, Television
Tagged American Bandstand, Bob Horn, Book Reviews, Books, Celebrities, Dick Clark, First Edition, Fred Bronson, HarperCollins Publishers Inc., History, Music, Ray Smith, Reviews, Television, The Cha-Lypso
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Movie Teen Illustrated Magazine featuring Disney Celebrities
If you grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, likely you gushed and giggled over every word that came out of the mouth of your favorite crush! Publishers took full advantage of the interest in even the youngest of celebrities, … Continue reading
Posted in Cast Members, Characters, Collectibles, Ephemera, Magazines, Movies, Television
Tagged Annette Funicello, Cast Members, Celebrities, Characters, Collectibles, Ephemera, Hayley Mills, Kevin Corcoran, Magazines, Movie Teen Illustrated, Movies, Suzanne Pleshette, Television, Tim Considine
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Commercial Artwork and Caricatures
Although I was planning a career in the Arts, that didn’t pan out for me. But over the years I have dabbled a bit in commercial art. In the mid-80’s I worked for a small town newspaper supplying all of … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork
Tagged Artwork, Caricature, Celebrities, Martin, Mick Jagger, Public Speaking, Soapbox
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