“The Call”
Kozak’s Classic Cinema
My wife Erin has started a website called Kozak’s Classic Cinema, where she writes regularly about movies made from the beginnings of cinema up until roughly 1950. She inaugurated the site with an article on Erich von Stroheim’s silent film Greed (1925) and followed up with essays on That Hamilton Woman (1941; one of Churchill’s favorite films), It Happened One Night (1934; starring Clark Gable and the divinely silly Claudette Colbert), and The Third Man (1949). All this in under a month! Please take a look at the site, and remember to like her on Facebook or to follow her on Twitter.
Read about singer Elsie Carlisle at elsiecarlisle.com
Be sure to visit my new website, elsiecarlisle.com. There I intend to cover (eventually) all aspects of the life and music of English dance band singer Elsie Carlisle, one of the more prominent and attractive recording and radio personalities of the 1920s-1940s.
Our Iconostasion: A Doorway to Heaven
As you can see below, it is very much a real door with hinges and a door handle:
The door is held upright with four large, metal shelf hinges, and part of a broken bookshelf serves as a table:
Various details:
Mimí in May 2010
