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    Old Yeller, did not actually have its world premiere on Christmas Day, 1957, it was seen instead on Tuesday night, December 17, in two different cities. The first venue was the Metropolitan Theater, which was on Main St. (1018) between Lamar St. and McKinney St., in downtown Houston, Texas. read more

    Old Yeller, did not actually have its world premiere on Christmas Day, 1957, it was seen instead on Tuesday night, December 17, in two different cities. The first venue was the Metropolitan Theater, which was on Main St. (1018) between Lamar St. and McKinney St., in downtown Houston, Texas. read more

To say that Holiday Affair was a Christmas Eve release (most modern reports state this) is true only from the perspective that it was seen around Christmas at most theaters nationwide; another film added to that always growing list of the soft-roll-out-national-opening. Post Standard, Syracuse, New read more

To say that Holiday Affair was a Christmas Eve release (most modern reports state this) is true only from the perspective that it was seen around Christmas at most theaters nationwide; another film added to that always growing list of the soft-roll-out-national-opening. Post Standard, Syracuse, New read more

To say that Holiday Affair was a Christmas Eve release (most modern reports state this) is true only from the perspective that it was seen around Christmas at most theaters nationwide; another film added to that always growing list of the soft-roll-out-national-opening. Post Standard, Syracuse, New read more

GetTV kicked off the holiday season earlier this month with “Happy Holidays from Bing and Frank,” the 1957 Christmas episode from the “Frank Sinatra Show”—airing again tonight in celebration of Sinatra’s 99th birthday. It’s a charming, if slightly bizarre, holiday read more

Happy Thankgiving: Here's what I'm thankful for! This is going to be an emotional post, I can feel it. I promise I won't swear, though! I am incredibly grateful to be a classic film fan. Really. If I had to be any kind of film fan, a classic one is the one I'd most like to be. Why? Well, fo read more

Hollywood Golden Age Stars enjoy the Holiday Gobble, GobbleMary Pickford & Douglas Fairbanksready for dinner Where did the stars have their Thanksgiving dinners? Who had to work? Who was a host and who was a guest? What movies were they working on at that time? How did the Macy's Thanksgiv read more

Happy Thanksgiving! Ann Sheridan gets ready to carve the turkey. Save a leg for me! Posted by Stephen Reginald at 6:00 AM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Ann Sheridan, Classic Movie Man, Happy Thanksgiving, Thanksgiv read more

Happy Thanksgiving! Ann Sheridan gets ready to carve the turkey. Save a leg for me! Posted by Stephen Reginald at 6:00 AM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Ann Sheridan, Classic Movie Man, Happy Thanksgiving, Thanksgiv read more

May your have a blessed Thanksgiving filled with food, family and happy times.  Enjoy some Daffy Duck while feasting. Here he is in the 1949 short Holiday for Drumsticks trying to avoid being eaten for Thanksgiving dinner. read more

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