Joan's Stuff
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Joan's Stuff
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All original Encyclopedia text, from A to Z, is copyright © 2004 - 2019 by Stephanie Jones
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Celebrating 15 Years of BOE: 2004 – 2019
[in last month]
4/19/19
1964: Candid at dinner with theater producer Frank Hale (includes newspaper clipping). 1967: Hosting ABC's Hollywood Palace (includes newspaper clipping). 1968: A still from The Lucy Show with Lew Parker.
FILMS: Thanks to Michael Lia for his new review of I Saw What You Did. (If you have your own review of any Joan film to share on this site, please send it in.)
4/17/19
1959: On the set of GE Theater's "And One Was Loyal" with Tom Helmore (includes press captions); and publicity for Zane Grey Theatre's "Rebel Range" (includes press caption). 1961: Publicity for Zane Grey Theatre's "One Must Die" (includes press captions). 1963: At the Oscars with Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren, and Maximilian Schell.
1955 to friend Bill Shea with inside joke. 1956 to a fan with thanks and travel plans. (See also the 4/11 entry below for more letters to the same fan.)
4/15/19
PHOTOS: Thanks to Vincent for the below 5 great photos! 1955: Queen Bee -- Birthday flowers on the set with director Ranald MacDougall, one and two. And preparing for scenes with crew, one and two. 1957: The Story of Esther Costello -- On the set with Heather Sears and Sears' visiting sister.
4/13/19
1950: Publicity for Harriet Craig. And thanks to Vincent for these candids on the Harriet set: one and two (with Wendell Corey and Cliquot). 1952: RKO publicity for Sudden Fear by Ernest Bachrach; and a candid on the set of a CBS Radio show. 1954: Candid with Sonja Henie by Bob Beerman. 1955: A film still from Female on the Beach with Jeff Chandler, Natalie Schafer, Ed Fury, and Cecil Kellaway.
4/11/19
PHOTOS: 1945: A film still from Mildred Pierce with Eve Arden. 1950: A film still from Harriet Craig; and a Damned Don't Cry publicity shot by Bert Six. 1951: Publicity for Goodbye, My Fancy by Bert Six.
UPCOMING US TCM FILM SCHEDULE (times Eastern): APRIL Thursday, April 11: 7:15am -- Dance, Fools, Dance 8:45am -- Laughing Sinners Thursday, April 18: 4:15am -- It's a Great Feeling Tuesday, April 23: 1:30am -- Above Suspicion Sunday, April 25: 5:30pm -- What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? MAY Wednesday, May 1: 12:00pm -- This Woman Is Dangerous 1:45pm -- Paid Sunday, May 12: 3:30pm -- Mildred Pierce Thursday, May 16: 8:00pm -- Hollywood Canteen JUNE Friday, June 7: 9:00am -- The Last of Mrs. Cheyney Tuesday, June 25: 6:30am -- Dancing Lady
4/09/19
PHOTOS: 1939: Publicity for Ice Follies of 1939 with James Stewart and Lew Ayres (includes press caption). 1941: Publicity for When Ladies Meet (includes press caption). 1942: Columbia publicity at home for They All Kissed the Bride. 1943: MGM publicity at home for Above Suspicion (includes press caption).
4/01/19
A new entry for and photo of Horst. A self-portrait by Hurrell.
FILMS: No More Ladies (1935) -- Three links, US and Swedish movie posters, two bigger lobby cards, a US magazine ad, and the end title shot.
3/30/19
1929: Publicity at home by Ruth Harriet Louise; and a film still from The Duke Steps Out with William Haines. 1930: A film still from the never-released Great Day! (See also this site's Great Day! page for two lengthy accounts of why the film was never released: from the 1983 Ultimate Star bio and a 2002 essay by Sandy McLendon.)
FILMS: Montana Moon (1930) -- A link. Our Blushing Brides (1930) -- A link. Paid (1930) -- A plot summary and 3 links.
3/28/19
Hollywood Revue of 1929: New publicity with band members; and a big addition from the "Singin' in the Rain" number to already existing page.
FILMS: Paris (1926) -- A Swedish window card. The Unknown (1927) -- A lobby card; two French movie posters; and, in Misc., a US window card and French press sheet cover. Twelve Miles Out (1927) -- A Swedish window card. Spring Fever (1927) -- End title shot. Across to Singapore (1928) -- End title shot. Our Dancing Daughters (1928) -- Link and end title shot. Hollywood Revue of 1929 -- Three new links and end title shot. Our Modern Maidens (1929) -- Link and end title shot. Untamed (1929) -- A plot summary and three new links.
3/25/19
FILMS: Four new movie posters for The Karate Killers.
ENCYCLOPEDIA: L Thomas LeSueur -- Added two Abilene, Texas, newspaper articles about LeSueur's death, age 70, in 1938. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne -- Added a new entry and photo for this premiere (reputedly lavender) Broadway couple that inspired Joan to marry Franchot Tone in 1935.
March 23 Happy Birthday, Joan!
3/21/19
FILMS: Links for The Caretakers, Links and movie poster for The Karate Killers, and Links for Trog.
ENCYCLOPEDIA: K: Updated entry for The Karate Killers.
TIMELINE: 1967: Updated info for Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Karate Killers filming and release, first on US TV and then in London theaters.
3/19/19
1960: A candid. 1962: A film still from What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? with Bette Davis. 1966: At the Savoy in London.
ART: Bigger, better replacement for Rod Serling with Joan's Night Gallery painting (by Jerry Gebr).
FILMS: Links and Notes for Torch Song, Female on the Beach, Queen Bee, and Autumn Leaves.
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LATEST AND UPCOMING RELEASES Let me know if you have updates to add here.
December 11, 2018: Female on the Beach on Blu-ray For more info and to order: bluray.com / Amazon
September 25, 2018: Psycho Biddy Double Feature: Strait-Jacket and Berserk on Blu-ray bluray.com / Amazon.com / brokehorrorfan.com
August 21, 2018: Strait-Jacket on Blu-ray A sampling of reviews: whysoblu.htm / screenanarchy.com / horrortalk.com / avnirvana.com.
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