CANDIDS II

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rerun wrote:Oh my goodness. You are in my prayers and all good thoughts for you. You are cherished here and we all bless you. Take care and be comfortable.
Thank you for your blessings, Martha. It's nice to know that so many at the Oasis
are my caring friends which is good medicine for me,
It's always a treat hearing from you about your days in the movies
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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JAMES EDWARDS (1918 - 1970)

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Hello,Mongo
I just read all the wishes for your health, and of course I join everybody here and hope that things will
be at the best for you, SSO is my daily bread and pleasure, your pages are a gold mine for a movie fan like me :-)

Take care, and stay the happiness producer here

All my thoughts, Georges -- Sterling
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Lauren Bacall captured on the streets of New York, June 1978.
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A vintage press shot of comic legend and birthday boy Lou Costello with his wife Anne Battler at the Copacabana night club, circa 1940s.
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Birthday boy James Edwards with Lloyd Bridges in "Home of the Brave"

Pioneering actor who was among Hollywood's first - years ahead of Sidney Poitier - to crush the stereotype of black males as shiftless illiterates. Although in some pictures Edwards would portray subservient characters (e.g. "General" George C. Scott's valet in Patton (1970)), he delivered true dignity in his performances. He is especially remembered for his leading role in "Home of the Brave" (1949) in
which he was outstanding.
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Birthday boy Lou Costello's statue in his hometown of Paterson New Jersey
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Please take care, Joe. Our prayers and love are with you.
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Much obliged to Georges and Chio for their input regarding my health,
I'm hanging in there,
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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ANNA MAGNANI (1908 - 1973)
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Great portrait of Anna Magnani, Joe!

Here are a couple of candid shots of today's birthday girl with Tennessee Williams. No date on these, but I'd put them during production of The Rose Tatoo.

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First of all, I am sorry to read of your health issues, Joe. How can Providence burden someone who only gives joy and education to others? (One of many questions I hope we have an answer for someday). Please take care, and know that whenever you appear, you bring happiness with you. Love "seeing" you!

I really appreciate your nod to James Edwards on his birthday. He was such a good actor and deserving of more appreciation.

BTW, that wonderful picture of the Heavenly Express cast and crew posted on John Garfield's birthday by Professional Tourist did show Burl Ives. He was the large, very well-groomed fellow in the three piece suit between Harry Morgan and Nicholas (later Richard) Conte on the right of the picture. I guess Burl let it all hang out once he hit the movies, adopting a more familiar shambling, sometimes menacing but mostly genial persona.
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Charles Laughton composing a shot for The Night of the Hunter with director of photography Stanley Cortez standing by.

Cortez was known to have said: "Apart from The Magnificent Ambersons, the most exciting experience I have had in the cinema was with Charles Laughton on Night of the Hunter."
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Stanley Cortez looks like a more interesting version of his brother Ricardo! Great image, PT.
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