Lizabeth In Color!

Here's a color promotional photo of film noir legend Lizabeth Scott.

Glenda And Friend!

Here's 1930s-1960s screen (stage, radio, and television) actress Glenda Farrell and a friend on the cover of the July, 1934 issue of Motion Picture magazine.

MMMMMMMMadge!

Here's a glamour photo of Madge Evans.

Magic Madge!

Here's 1930s screen actress Madge Evans on the cover of Screen and Radio Weekly, a supplement in the June 7, 1936 issue of The Sacramento Union newspaper.

Hedy!

Here's screen legend Hedy Lamarr on the cover of the October, 1943 issue of Movie-Radio Guide.

Senorita Madeleine!

Here's Madeleine Carroll as she appeared on the cover of the November, 1937 issue of the Argentinian cinema magazine Cinelandia.

Madeleine Autographed!

Here's an autographed photo of Madeleine Carroll.

Madeleine!

Here's a publicity photo of English-born 1930s and 1940s screen actress Madeleine Carroll.

It's Even Got A Prize Inside!

Here are the front, side, and back covers of an empty 1985 box of Ralton's Cracker Jack Cereal.

Magic Merle!

Here's a publicity photo of 1930s-1960s screen actress Merle Oberon.

Diana!

Here's a publicity photo of 1940s and 1950s screen actress Diana Lynn.

Zenith Shortwave Radio Mag Ad

Here's a 1951 magazine ad for the Zenith Super Trans-Oceanic multi-band radio.

Commercial L and M Cigarettes 1967 Be a flavor grabber ��

So, someone wants to be a Flavor Grabber, eh?  This is a 1967 TV commercial for L&M Cigarettes.

Ducks Fall In Both Polls After Blowing Second-Half Lead Against Auburn

After the Oregon Ducks fell in the final seconds this past Saturday to Auburn, they fell five spots in both the Associated Press and USA Today/Amway Coaches college football polls to #16 and #18 respectively.

Magic Madge!

Here's a glamour photo of 1930s screen actress Madge Evans.

Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven (1948) ~ Full Movie ~ Guy Madison, Diana Lynn,...

Time for a 1948 movie, "Texas, Brooklyn, and Heaven," starring TV's future Wild Bill Hickok himself, Guy Madison, Diana Lynn, James Dunn, and TV's future Fred Mertz (and Bub O'Casey) himself, Bill Frawley.

The "Wizard of Oz's" own Wicked Witch of the West herself, Margaret Hamilton and Audie Murphy also appear in this movie.

With screenplay by Lewis Meltzer, based on Barry Benefield's Saturday Evening Post story, this film (a Golden Pictures production released through United Artists) was produced by Robert S. Golden and directed by William Castle.

Enjoy, pardners!

What A Publicity Photo!

Here are, left to right, Diana Lynn, Marie Wilson, and Corinne Calvert, in a publicity photo for the 1950 Paramount picture "My Friend Irma Goes West."



Alas, the girls were overtaken by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

Diana!

Here's a glamour photo of 1940s and 1950s screen actress Diana Lynn.

Magic Merle!

Here's a publicity photo of 1930s-1960s screen actress Merle Oberon.

Riders Hold Off Visiting Blue Bombers For Sixth Straight Victory

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Brett Lauther kicked a 26-yard field goal as time expired on Sunday as the Saskatchewan Roughriders (7-3) won their sixth consecutive Canadian Football League contest, 19-17 over the visiting Winnipeg Blue Bombers (8-3).