Army of Darkness???
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Happy Birthday, Star Trek!
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Army of Darkness???
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"Wrong thinking is punishable. Right thinking will be as quickly rewarded."
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Happy Birthday, Star Trek!
TDTESS. But AoD works perfectly well.
Army of Darkness???
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"Wrong thinking is punishable. Right thinking will be as quickly rewarded."
TDTESS. But AoD works perfectly well.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
The fun part of watching the original TDTESS was how much different DC was then from now.
Boarding houses
trolleys
H. V. Kaltenborn
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Happy Birthday, Star Trek!
I had never heard of him. Based on his Wikipedia I am going to have to find some recordings, he sounds like a perfect mix of Edward R. Murrow and Lionel Trilling.
I had never heard of him. Based on his Wikipedia I am going to have to find some recordings, he sounds like a perfect mix of Edward R. Murrow and Lionel Trilling.
He may have been in "Earth vs. the Flying Saucers". Need to recheck IMDB.
Nope - TDTESS and Mr. Smith goes to Washington
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Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Happy Birthday, Star Trek!
I always enjoy the landing scene because the ship flies over the portion of the city where my dad grew up in the 30's (Atlantic Ave).
Here's a great shot of the DC streetcars in color. The accompanying article, about dating in DC in 1944, mentions the Crystal Swimming Pool at Glen Echo Park -- the very place a handsome lifeguard met a nursing student and had the temerity to ask her out leading inexorably to this post.
I always enjoy the landing scene because the ship flies over the portion of the city where my dad grew up in the 30's (Atlantic Ave).
Here's a great shot of the DC streetcars in color. The accompanying article, about dating in DC in 1944, mentions the Crystal Swimming Pool at Glen Echo Park -- the very place a handsome lifeguard met a nursing student and had the temerity to ask her out leading inexorably to this post.
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Not far from where I live is this
http://dctrolley.org/
Take the Mrs. and the kids. Just watch out for the speed cameras which proliferate like liberals in Montgomery County.