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Bride and Gloom (1954)
Popeye and Olive Oyl are finally getting married! Olive dreams, and...
L'autre Temps (Other Times) (2001)
It is always hard to write a love letter.
Today's Shorts
Musical short with Carolyn Marsh and Ray Bloch and His Orchestra.
Betty's not that kind of girl. Jimmie's not that kind of guy. And all the kids just want to have fun.
A husband dreams of his wife's peril and she dreams of his impending doom.
Our Double Feature
Made For Each Other (1939)
Young lawyer meets and marries girl after knowing her one day. Takes bride home to meet his mother who disapproves of the marriage. Lawyer thinks everything will be fine as he moves up the ladder of the law firm. He doesn't and things get tough. A baby makes things even tougher. (Jack Pfeifer)
In fifteenth century Paris, Jehan, the evil brother of the archdeacon, plots with the gypsy king to foment a peasant revolt, which eventually leads to the peasants storming the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Meanwhile, Jehan's slave, a freakish hunchback named Quasimodo, falls in love with the young gypsy queen, Esmeralda, who in turn is in love with Phoebus, a gentleman soldier and a rogue with the ladies. Phoebus's gallant side is awakened by the beautiful peasant girl, and he soon returns her love. Unknown to him, his love is dangerous; Jehan lusts for Esmeralda and is willing to kill the handsome soldier to possess her. But the hunchback will tolerate no harm coming to her, even if it comes from his own master. ( J. Spurlin)
Is there some message in the marquee " HARDACRE " ??? LOL
ReplyDeleteNo subliminal message, anyway. The marquee is from the Hardacre Theater in Tipton, Iowa. They turned their old downtown theater around with an arts group using donated funds and it's now the home of an annual film festival that generates a big bunch of money for the little ag town.
ReplyDeleteGee, sounds like something we could have done in our downtown. But, instead, we've got another big tooth missing in the downtown landscape and a bunch of money that.... where is that money, anyway?