*CANDIDS*

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

CLU GULAGER is 83 today


GUY STOCKWELL (1934 - 2002)


BOBS WATSON (1930 - 1999)


BARBARA PAYTON (1927 - 1967)


ROYAL DANO (1922 - 1994)


BURGESS MEREDITH (1907 - 1997)


HALLIWELL HOBBES (1877 - 1962)

[mongoII]

Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford relax between scenes

[mongoII]

John Carradine spends an evening at the Stork Club with friend Tyrone Power

[Uncle Stevie]

I cannot describe the enjoyment I get daily from viewing the "Candids" thread. Thank you Mongo and all others who contribute. You make my day everyday.

Sincerely,

Uncle Stevie

[mongoII]

Uncle Stevie, it's our pleasure.

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

LAUREN HUTTON is 68 today


RANCE HOWARD is 83 today


ROCK HUDSON (1925 - 1985)


MISCHA AUER (1905 - 1967)


LEE STRASBERG (1901 - 1982)


SARA HADEN (1899 - 1981)


FRANK FAY (1891 - 1961)

[mongoII]

Alfred Hitchcock perplexed on location for his film "Frenzy"

[mongoII]

For Joan Crawford, there's no business like shoe business

[mongoII]

Today's birthday boy Rock Hudson gives lovely Ann Blyth a lift in 1952

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

BRENDA VACCARO is 72 today


DAVID HEMMINGS (1941 - 2003)


JOCELYN BRANDO (1919 - 2005)


KATIE JOHNSON (1878 - 1957)

[mongoII]

Peppy Judy Garland dances a hot jitterbug

[mongoII]

Clint Eastwood prior to super stardom

[Rita Hayworth]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

KATIE JOHNSON (1878 - 1957)

She was fabulous in Ladykillers back in 1955 ... two years before her death!
She is one of my favorite character actresses ... bar none.

[mongoII]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

GLYNNIS O'CONNOR is 55 today


KATHLEEN QUINLAN is 57 today


ALAN YOUNG is 92 today


DICK WESSON (1922 - 1996)


GENE TIERNEY (1920 - 1991)


ALAN BAXTER (1908 - 1976)


ELEANOR AUDLEY (1905 - 1991)


NANCY CARROLL (1903 - 1965)


TREVOR BARDETTE (1902 - 1977)


ANTON WALBROOK (1896 - 1967)


CHRIS-PIN MARTIN (1893 - 1953)


CLIFTON WEBB (1889 - 1966)


NED SPARKS (1883 - 1957)

[Moraldo Rubini]

Wow! What a big day. A broad spectrum. I'm always looking for Eleanor Audley in films. She's my "Waldo". "Where's Eleanor?" is my game. I bow to Anton Walbrook. And am thrilled to see that Alan Young outlived Mr. Ed.