Welcome to the 50’s Party
A lot more films have turned up this year so quite exciting.
A lot more food has turned up also due to finding a 50’s American film about Patsy Cline.
Have a lovely weekend and embrace the fun!!!
Your Hitchcock Festival
I’ve loaded up the ones that still work.
Click the link below to get the films.
To Catch A Thief 1955 Hitchcock – Cary Grant, Grace Kelly
Saturday
There are documentaries on the Kray Twins in the Saturday file.
Film to Purchase ~ works if you have already bought it.
Film to purchase, works if you’ve already bought it.
Joey Evans (Frank Sinatra) is a philandering San Francisco-based singer with big dreams of starting his own night club, Chez Joey, but chasing women keeps him even more occupied. Despite making a meaningful connection with lovely chorus girl Linda English (Kim Novak), it doesn’t stop him from seducing the wealthy widow, and ex-burlesque dancer, Vera Simpson (Rita Hayworth), who he hopes will bankroll his club. Ultimately, Joey has to decide who — and what — he most wants in life.
Click the link above for free version on Daily Motion.
Saturday Concerts
Bands/Singers inspired by the 50’s
Sunday
A man seeks to take revenge of the death of his brother. Acting in public like a bumbling baffoon, he is really a leader of the French revolution.
Scaramouche ( 1952) on Daily Motion
As well as inspiring some food this year, (we got the banoffee pie from M & S, so you can get it too.) it is a brilliant film find – highly recommend – I hadn’t watched it before.
Sunday Concerts
Actual 50’s concerts
Yma Sumac is 60’s but close ~ she sings in Secret of the Incas
Conclusion
Just add your 50’s food and drink and enjoy.
Found more films tha last year and a shop selling Hollywood Photos.
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It has led to quite a lot of 50’s films, if you are into films I think the thing to do is watch the films then decide which photo or photos you like.
I’m not on comission but they are fairly priced unlike the ones for media.
Just as a price example:
Worth a browse:
(If you are a fellow film blogger this site is a real find; it has the film name also, so you can find historic films. Quite a lot of work here ~ but this is what my film quest set off to do ~ goes back to 1910 ~ enjoy your film quests!!!)
Have a lovely weekend, you earned it.
Just add your favourite 50’s food and drink and enjoy!!!!
Next month is Alternative Glastonbury Party in July.
Saphire
(Usual TV loads up on Friday also.)
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