#OnThisDay 1973: David Niven held forth on Nationwide.

He spoke with his typical charm about the importance of being lucky, drugs, and his short stint as an organ blower-upper.

My trainer saw my HEAVENLY BODIES-inspired jazzercise video and asked if it was a real thing 😅😅😅😅😅😅💀

I mean but if my gym wants to have a special Saturday class 👀

Remember in 2021 when I watched DOGFIGHT seven times?
I can't promise that I won't do the same when I buy it on Criterion 😅🙌

Please consider helping Preston during a difficult time. He is one of the most genuine and kind people I have met ❤️

April 30, 1927: Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, with Sid Grauman, leave their footprints in the cement at Grauman’s Chinese Theater.

Love this 1933 newsreel demonstrating some of the radical new women’s pants. “To be smart, the crease in your trousers must be as permanent as the wave in your hair…”

When watching a 1930s Warner Bros. musical film, you always know you will hear excellent, toe-tapping songs written by Al Dubin and Harry Warren. However, story wise, this week's Musical Monday is pleasant but just okay. Full review here:
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Baby geese and huge fish

Actress Dorothy Dandridge with her dog at the Orly Airport in Paris.

Musical Monday: Broadway Gondolier (1935)
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Revisiting
Eyes in the Night (1942)

Happy Birthday, Ann-Margret, or as I was introduced to her - Ann-Margrock!

Weekends with Dobson