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| Land of the Lost (1991) - 2x03 - Opah |
| Land of the Lost (1991) - 2x04 - The Gladiators |
| Land of the Lost (1991) - 2x07 - Siren's Song |
| Muppet Show - 1x02 - Connie Stevens |
| Muppet Show - 1x04 - Ruth Buzzi |
| Muppet Show - 1x05 - Rita Moreno |
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Video Update - 6 August 2013
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Video Update - 5 August 2013
Global National News - 20130804
Land of the Lost - 1x01 - Cha Ka (1974)
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x01 - Tasha
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x02 - Something's Watching
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x04 - Jungle Girl
Maciste in King Solomon's Mines (aka Sampson in King Solomon's Mines)(1964)
Muppet Show - 1x01 - Juliet Prowse
Muppet Show - 1x08 - Paul Williams
Land of the Lost - 1x01 - Cha Ka (1974)
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x01 - Tasha
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x02 - Something's Watching
Land of the Lost (1991) - 1x04 - Jungle Girl
Maciste in King Solomon's Mines (aka Sampson in King Solomon's Mines)(1964)
Muppet Show - 1x01 - Juliet Prowse
Muppet Show - 1x08 - Paul Williams
Monday, 5 August 2013
Video update - 4 August 2013
| Global National News - 20130803 |
| Land of the Lost - 1x04 - Downstream (1974) |
| Land of the Lost - 1x05 - Tag Team (1974) |
| Muppet Show - 1x03 - Joel Grey |
| Muppet Show - 1x19 - Vincent Price |
| Muppet Show - 3x19 - Elke Sommer |
Sunday, 4 August 2013
Video Update - 3 August 2013
| Global National News - 20130801 |
| Global National News - 20130802 |
| Land of the Lost - 1x02 - The Sleestak God (1974) |
| Land of the Lost - 1x03 - Dopey (1974) |
| Muppet Show - 3x07 - Alice Cooper |
| Muppet Show - 5x09 - Debbie Harry |
Saturday, 3 August 2013
This Day in History - 2 August 2013
THIS DAY IN HISTORY: AUGUST 2, 1939
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| Vancouver-born
actress Yvonne De Carlo is shown circa the late 1940s, early '50s. Hyped as `the most beautiful girl in the world,' she was one of |
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Yvonne De Carlo, born Peggy Middleton,
works on the set of the 1952 movie
Scarlet Angel. De Carlo died in 2007.
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Seventy-four years ago, Vancouver Sun writer Alan
Morley devoted his "Screenings and Reel Dust" column to a local girl
trying to break into the entertainment
biz — Yvonne De Carlo.
"Yvonne
is a Vancouver-born girl,''wrote Morley. "She is 18, dark, possesses a
tempestuous brunette beauty and a good figure, and to date her nearest approach
to starring has been a week's engagement opposite a boxing kangaroo.
"The kangaroo, says Yvonne, was
a nice chap to work with, and — barring one attempt to chew off her lovely dark
hair — a perfect gentleman."
Her gig with the boxing kangaroo was at the Beacon
theatre on Hastings .
The kangaroo's owner, Lindsay Fabro, came to town for a weeklong engagement,
and needed a "good-looking girl to play opposite his educated Australian
bopper."He selected De Carlo, who had previously been among the chorus
girls at the Palomar Ballroom.
Morley said that De Carlo's parents were "old-time
French circus people" who had taken her to Hollywood when she was 13. A couple of years
later, she had come back to Vancouver , where she
lived with her aunt in the West End and
attended King Edward high school.
What Morley didn't know was that most people in Vancouver knew her as
Peggy Middleton — Yvonne was her
middle name, De Carlo was her
mother's maiden name. Her dad left the family when she was three, and her
mother scraped by, constantly moving with her daughter. Mom had dreamed of
being a dancer, and had high hopes for her beautiful young daughter, who studied with local teacher June Roper.
Mom took Yvonne to Hollywood
a couple of times before finally settling there for good in 1941. She soon
signed a contract with Paramount
and paid her dues with bit parts in 23 movies before landing a starring role in
Salome, Where She Danced.
Her exotic beauty and voluptuous
figure led a Hollywood studio to hype her as
"the most beautiful girl in the world." She went on to become one of
Hollywood's leading sex symbols, dating Howard Hughes, Ali Khan (Rita
Hayworth's ex), and the Shah of Iran's brother.
Today, she is mostly remembered as
Lily Munster in the 1960s TV show The
Munsters. But in the 1950s, she was an
A-list movie star who appeared in Cecil
B. DeMille's production of The Ten Commandments opposite Charlton Heston. She
died in 2007 at the age of 84.
John Mackie, Vancouver Sun
Video Update - 2 August 2013
| War of the World — Episode 1 - The Clash of Empires |
| War of the World — Episode 2 - The Plan |
| War of the World — Episode 3 - Killing Space |
| War of the World — Episode 4 - A Tainted Victory |
| War of the World — Episode 5 - The Icebox |
| War of the World — Episode 6 - The Descent of the West |
Thursday, 1 August 2013
Video Update - 1 August 2013
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| Global National News - 20130731 |
| Tagesschau (German) - ARD 19771012 |
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| Tagesschau (German) - ARD 19790111 |
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