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Mae West in Diamond Lil, which opened on April 9, 1928 and closed on January 12, 1929, which was considered a respectable run.
Photo: George Rinhart via Getty Images/NY Daily News
Happy 129th birthday to Ralph Capone!
(I didn’t expect this to be my first post of the year, so far 2023 has gotten me pretty burned out with school :p. Look out for an updated ref sheet tho and some NATM2 OC lore soon!)
129 years ago on January 12, 1894, Ralph was born in Angri, Campania, Kingdom of Italy. When he was 17 months old (a year and five months), he, his mom, his dad, and three-year-old Vincenzo (Jimmy) came to America on the Werra in June 1895.
He started playing baseball with his younger brother Al with a team called the Algerians when he was 18 and Al was (I think) 13. Ralph a pitcher and Al was a right-handed first baseman. They weren’t very good at the beginning but, with a lot of practice and some time, they started to get really good. Al started to pitch and Ralph took first or third.
Ralph got married to Filomena (Florence) Muscato at 21 on September 24, 1915. They then had a son together, Ralph Gabriel Capone Jr., in 1917. When Ralph movies to Chicago in 1920, his wife didn’t want to move so he brought Ralphie with him. There, Ralphie was raised by Ralph’s mom (Ralphie’s Grandmother) as her youngest son.
On the Chicago Crime Commission Public Enemies list, Ralph was listed as #3, while his brother, Al, was listed as #1. This is Ralph’s arrest records:
After being arrested in February 1928, he listed occupation as Horse Owner. In February 1930, he owned a horse named Charm: whose rider was JW Rrye.
happy birthday,,,to @ratbyun
I had a lot of fun making this,,,,its p detailed compared to most ones i do
Luise Rainer with her Academy Award for The Good Earth (1937).
Publicity- and celebrity-loving Jimmy Walker is happy to have his picture taken by silent film star Billie Dove, at City Hall, January 12, 1932.
Photo: Associated Press
A night view from the Queens side of the Queensborough Bridge, January 12, 1951. It shows the new United Nations Building (rectangular structure, left). The tall buildings from the center of picture to the right are the Daily News building with its television tower, the Empire State Building, and the Chrysler Building (with the needle-sharp spire).
In the foreground is what was then called Welfare (now Roosevelt) Island. In the early 20th century, when it was called Blackwell's Island, it housed prisons, almshouses, and a lunatic asylum. In 1921 it was renamed Welfare Island and in 1934 the old institutions were replaced by city hospitals. Today, as Roosevelt Island, it contains moderate-income housing and shopping complexes.
The angle of vision leads to some confusion. The Empire State Building is actually not between the Daily News and Chrysler Building. It is at 34th Street. The U.N., Daily News, and Chrysler Buildings are all along 42nd Street. The view is along a diagonal line which accounts for the distortion.
Photo: Ed Ford for the AP via WHNT
Lisa Montgomery's execution, delayed by attorneys' COVID-19 cases, rescheduled for Jan. 12
A federal judge delayed the execution of Lisa Montgomery last week after two of her Tennessee-based public defenders contracted severe cases of COVID-19. The delay was meant to allow her attorneys to recover from the virus and file a clemency petition on her behalf. เล่นสล็อตออนไลน์pgthaicom
bad news. one of my fav residents has cancer and they're putting him on Hospice. I'm sad
