"Naked City" Requiem for a Sunday Afternoon (TV Episode 1961) - IMDb
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Friday, November 27, 2015
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Incoming…
“That’s exactly why you need to let me beat the hell out of her dad”…LETL
I think I’ve been stabbed in the back again.
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Incoming…“I’m wantin’ these people to crap up so we can write off”…
…Chapel Hill our mental health is under attack…
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Verdict, Cornell Woolrich - Google Search
Night and Fear: A Centenary Collection of Stories - Page 226
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0786715537
Cornell Woolrich, Francis M. Nevins - 2005 - Preview - More editions
A Centenary Collection of Stories Cornell Woolrich, Francis M. Nevins. was at the time! I don't think any of ... An inquest was held, they handed down a verdict of suicide while of unsound mind, and that was that. The hotel had it hushed up, and ...
The Verdict (1982) Movie Script | SS
St Catherine's is a renowned institution.
- Her doctors are...
- Her doctors killed her.
- l'm sorry?
- Her doctors killed her.
They gave her the wrong anaesthetic,
and she drowned in her own vomit.
- The doctors murdered her.
- Do you know who her doctors were?
Yeah, l read the file. Marx and Towler.
l know who they were.
- Two of the most respected...
- l thought you wanted to do something.
l've no interest in the woman's estate.
No offence, we all know
where the money is going.
l have an interest in hospitals. l don't want
those bozos in the same profession as me.
They gave her the wrong anaesthetic, they
killed her and her kid, and you caught 'em.
You want a cigar?
Monday, November 23, 2015
Sunday, November 22, 2015
George E. Merrick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
On February 5, 1916, George E. Merrick married Eunice Isabella Peacock,
George E. Merrick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Road to Wellville…
whistle stop ~ Fried Green Tomatoes…
Wellsville was incorporated as a village in 1848.[9]
In 1852 the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad (later acquired by the Pennsylvania Railroad) built a track from Hanover, Ohio to Wellsville and in 1856 it built a track from Wellsville to Rochester, Pennsylvania.
On February 14, 1861 Abraham Lincoln, on his way to his first inauguration, spoke to a large gathering in front of the Whitakre House, a hotel, in Wellsville.
On July 26, 1863 the Confederate Stares Army General officer John Hunt Morgan and several hundred of his soldiers surrendered to pursuing Union forces and were held in Wellsville before being shipped to the Ohio Penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio. Gen. Morgan was put up at the Whitaker House, a hotel in Wellsville. The men were treated more like criminals than prisoners of war at the Ohio Penitentiary. Morgan's raid was the northernmost advance of Confederate troops during the Civil War.
At this time Ohio State Route 45 (on the eastern border of Wellsville) was known as the Warren-Ashtabula Turnpike which ran from Wellsville, Ohio, to Ashtabula, Ohio. It was an important part of the Underground Railroad.
During the 1896 presidential campaign Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan addressed a crowd in Wellsville, Ohio from the back of a train. Bryan was the first candidate to successfully embrace "whistle stop" campaigning, harnessing the power of a young rail network to reach masses of voters.
The Schiller…
…the boat ran up onto the shore of Corsica or Sicily rescuing the two girls…
Pompeii..David Gibbs was in Italy during WWII…
…I thought these two girls I photographed in 1976, represented something that happened in Pompeii and I have since thought Dali’s work portrays much of what may have happened.
Floyd let his men have their way with his girl ~ Scorned film…?
Ruby Stroud Floyd,
Martinsville Seven - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pretty Boy Floyd
Born
(1904-02-03)February 3, 1904
Adairsville, Georgia, U.S.
Died
October 22, 1934(1934-10-22) (aged 30)
Clarkson, Ohio, U.S.
Occupation
Gangster, bank robber;
Spouse(s)
Ruby Floyd (divorced)
Children
Charles Dempsey Floyd
Elizabeth Bowes Lyon was Catherine the Great’s great-grand daughter, she…
…was given the crown by the United Kingdom as restitution to her people for the Bolshevik Revolution…
Torn Curtain (1966) Movie Script | SS–updated
Thank you very much.
Well, Michael, will you tell
me before we eat or after?
Aren't you gonna
try your martini?
______________________________
Look, at dinner tonight, why
don't you sit at our table?
Perhaps.
Good.
Oh, could you tell me where the
Elmo Bookstore is, please?
Taxi?
No, I want this address.
Oh, Hotel d'Angleterre.
Torn Curtain (1966) Movie Script | SS
Michael, I'm going
for that stroll.
See you in half an hour.
It seems you ordered a book.
I'll pick it up for you.
- What?
- The bookshop, I'm going there.
No, wait!
Oh, Miss Sherman.
Oh, good morning.
- You are better this morning?
- Better?
A long shot–Kissenger ~ Kissing her ~ Three Faces of Eve…
Kissinger: “The American president will have to decide whether Beirut, or whatever the issue may be, is worth about 30,000,000 American lives. In practice, I'm afraid the American president will have to decide that it is not worth it, and it will therefore encourage the piecemeal taking-over of the world by Soviet aggression.”
Mama, please! Please don't...
- Jane?
- Please, please!
- What happened, Jane, under the house?
- She made me kiss her!
She made me kiss her!
Mama, please!
(children chant) l'll beat you! l'll beat you!
- l'll beat you!
- l'll beat you!
Evie! Evie?
- Come on, sugar, time to get your clothes on.
- l'll be there in a minute, Mama.
Come on, Evie. I don't want to
come in there after you.
You come on this minute, do you hear?
You've got to kiss Grandma goodbye.
Then you won't miss her so much
if you kiss her goodbye, sugar pie.
You know that.
Please don't make me.
I don't want to. Oh, Papa.
Evie, darling. Evie,
you do like your mommy says.
Come on, now, you give her to me.
I know, sugar. All you've got to do is kiss her.
- Don't make me, please.
- Then you won't miss her so much.
- Mama, I don't want to, Mama.
- You've got to kiss her goodbye.
I don't want to. Please, Mama.
(sobs) Please, please! I don't want to.
Kiss her goodbye,
so you won't miss her so much.
(screams hysterically)
She didn't mean any wrong by it.
It was just the way
people thought in those days.
If you kissed the dead face, it was a sweet
goodbye and you wouldn't miss her so much.
That's all she meant.
Do you think a great deal about death now?
No.
Just that...
"Life's a city full of straying streets,
and death's the marketplace
where each one meets."
Just that. Someday, it'll happen.
Who wrote that? That poem?
- Shakespeare, wasn't it?
- Where did you learn it?
In high school.
Mr Montgomery recited it to us one day.
- Who was Mr Montgomery?
- The English teacher.
Who was your first teacher? Your very first,
when you first started going to school?
That was in Fortsville. Miss Bates.
In the second grade?
Miss Bates in the first grade.
Miss Griffith in the second grade.
Miss Stewart in the third grade.
And... and then we moved to Richmond and
we had Miss Patterson in the fourth grade.
Do you remember all of them?
- May I say 'em?
- Go on.
And in Richmond, we lived on Fifth Street.
Right next door to the Thompsons.
Rick and Mary Lou Thompson.
And... and Mr Thompson worked
at the railroad, in the machine shop.
Because I remember one Sunday
he took us all down to look at the machines.
Rick and Mary Lou and Florence and myself.
Florence is my cousin.
- I remember.
- May I speak to Mrs White?
- Do you have to?
- Mrs White?
She's gone.
Eve?
- They're gone.
- Eve Black?
They're gone, I tell you. Both of them.
They're gone and there's
nobody else here but me.
I know it. I can feel it.
And I can remember.
I can remember everything.
Mama and Papa and Bonnie...
I can remember.
Oh, I can remember, I can remember.
That was in the fall of 1953.
On September 17th, 1955,
Dr Luther received a special-delivery
airmail letter from Richmond, Virginia.
(Jane) "Dear Dr Luther,
Do you remember what today is? "
"It's the second anniversary
of that day in your office,
and still no more Eve White
and no more Eve Black."
"That's why we decided it was safe
at last to have Bonnie with us."
"And so here we all are, Earl and Bonnie
and me, going home together."
Marisa Castle de Joncaire
This could be about the film Claudia, some writer was inquiring of the sleeper…
“Tell me about Claudia”.
“Stay out of it Ms. Gibbs, I mean it too”.
I deliberately went into the Print Shop to get something and talked with Claudia one day. I had spoken to her about a week before that and she had appeared to be rather slender. I picked up on some thoughts during that conversation I had construed as coming from her. I did not speak to her about this. On this particular day she appeared quite heavy.
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