giving up the ghost

I like the Zombies, the Small Faces, and I have a very special place in my heart for Sharon Tate. There may be a little old Hollywood thrown in as well.

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The Zombies - Colin Blunstone

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She’s not there

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Sharon Tate photographed by Terry O'Neill in London 1968.

[1bz]

Not Wanted (1949)

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Looking at Movies (November 1949)

SELECTIVE ABOUT MOVIE FARE?

LET OUR REVIEWER HELP … AND NOTE THE KEY.

By Jane Lockhart

KEY: Audience Suitability: M–Mature.  Y–Younger.  C–Children.  ★ Of More Than Passing Interest

Not Wanted (Film Classic).  Keefe Brasselle, Sally Forrest, Leo Penn.  Drama.  An almost documentary-like tracing of the experiences of a young girl, unhappy with her bickering parents, who becomes infatuated with a worthless night-club musician, leaves home to follow him to another city only to be rejected, discovers that she is to have a baby only after a worthy young man has offered her honorable love, goes through misery, shame, and despair before she regains her balance and gets another chance.

Despite possibility of sensationalism, film treats the unwed-mother theme earnestly and honestly, with particular attention to the understanding and kindness of the “haven hospital” where the staff works with love and tolerance to set the girl’s feet on the right path again.  A “true confession” type of story, but handled intelligently and with good taste.

M, Y

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Sharon Tate photographed by Terry O'Neill in London 1968.

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Christopher Lee on the set of Jesus Franco’s Count Dracula, from Cuadecuc, Vampir (Pere Portabella, 1971)

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Someone’s Mama… on vacation with their ‘60 Country Sedan

[justseventeen]

June 1969. ‘It’s the Dippity-do Roller Toter! Make it your bag!’

[albums-big-in-japan]

ザ・バグルス  -  ラジオ・スターの悲劇 The Buggles  -  Video Killed the Radio Star Island ILR-20646, 1979, vinyl.

[wehadfacesthen]

Marilyn Monroe, publicity photo for How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953

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BIBA

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Mill stream