Thanks to Desiree for providing a few of her favorite photos. Desiree also runs the Rosalind Russell blog - go check it out!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
A Star Has Died. Do You Know Where Your Collectibles Are?
I just read about the passing of Elizabeth Taylor. I'll have to admit, I've only seen one or two of her films, so I know very little of her work (recommendations welcomed!).
This post is less about Ms. Taylor and more about the feeding frenzy now going on Ebay. As of 3:45 PM today, 115 pages of goods. Yes, we have:
Kids, buyer beware. And Ms. Taylor, rest in peace.
This post is less about Ms. Taylor and more about the feeding frenzy now going on Ebay. As of 3:45 PM today, 115 pages of goods. Yes, we have:
- Tribute t-shirts
- Barbie dolls
- Autographs ranging from $10 to $2,500 - mostly fake I'm sure
- Ice cream caps
- Maltese dog ornaments
- Birthday programs (did you ever have a program for your b-day?)
- Beanie baby bears
Kids, buyer beware. And Ms. Taylor, rest in peace.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
A Word From Management
I'm changing my hosting situation in April and as a result, all links to photos and files posted prior to January will be broken. So if there's something you want to download, grab it now - I don't intend to update any links. I'll still have everything locally if there's a need to grab something later.
In addition, my Classic Montgomery email address will be going away. Best way to contact me is to leave a post. Thanks!
In addition, my Classic Montgomery email address will be going away. Best way to contact me is to leave a post. Thanks!
Monday, March 07, 2011
Millandia Charm
So, when do you figure the last time Ray Milland was on a magazine cover? 50 years ago or so? Voila, TCM Now Playing for April 2011.
Photo is from Ministry of Fear, the only movie where Nazi spys and cake collide. You'd look scared too if you got sucked into that plot. Anyway, it is a good film and I do recommend . . . with a slice of cake. Watch it April 12.
Oh, and where did this "Millandia charm" thing come from. Tis a Robert Osborne-ism.
Oh, and where did this "Millandia charm" thing come from. Tis a Robert Osborne-ism.
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Thursday, March 03, 2011
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