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On their arrival home in Los Angeles from New York, Chester Morris and his wife, Suzanne, are met at the station by their two children, Cynthia and Brooks. December, 1938
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Joseph Goodheart
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Maggie Sullavan looks excellent in that 1950 photograph. She looks as young as when she made films at MGM in between 1938-1940.
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At your service, Lomm.
Fernando, sadly, MS would be gone 10 years later.
Fernando, sadly, MS would be gone 10 years later.
Joseph Goodheart
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Thanks for reposting. Gary Sinise could play the part of Chester Morris in a biographical film.
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Film editor Ralph E. Winters and Susan Hayward behind the scenes of "Ada"
(Hayward always looks like she is ready for a fight)
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Love the picture of Florence Bates. She looks like she's ready with a sharp retort!
[size=85]AVATAR: Billy DeWolfe as Mrs. Murgatroid, “Blue Skies” (1946)
[b]“My ancestors came over on the Mayflower.”
“You’re lucky. Now they have immigration laws."[/b]
[i]Mae West, The Heat’s On” (1943[/i])
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[b]“My ancestors came over on the Mayflower.”
“You’re lucky. Now they have immigration laws."[/b]
[i]Mae West, The Heat’s On” (1943[/i])
[b]:–)—[/b]
Pinoc-U-no(se)[/size]
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RIP to Dorothy Mitchum who died a few days ago aged 93.
http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/201 ... ow-dies-93
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It's funny but if one were to lay odds against one Hollywood marriage that wouldn't survive, it likely would have been Mitch and Dorothy.
Kinda sends a shiver through the romantic in me as they clearly must have had a deep love and respect for each other.
RIP Mrs. M
Kinda sends a shiver through the romantic in me as they clearly must have had a deep love and respect for each other.
RIP Mrs. M