A few odds and ends today...
These are seamstresses at MGM. I think they knew what to do with a few odds and ends.
Anybody know them?
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We recently had this comment from David on our post on Tension from February 2012 with some great input on the drug store site:
Sorry to bump an old thread. I'm almost certain the EXTERIOR of the drugstore was the southwest corner of West 6th and Alexandria in Los Angeles. In an early shot, you can clearly see that Alexandria is the side street (via the sign) and that there is a gas station across the street, which is now the site of the 7-11. In a later night shot, you can see what I am pretty sure is the sign of the old Ralphs store that is now Chapman Market. Sadly, the drugstore building itself seems no longer to be standing, but I'm 95% sure this is the correct location.
For reference: http://www.groceteria.com/place/california/los-angeles/los-angeles-chain-grocery-locations-1932-1942/
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A summer sale on two of my eBooks runs now through the end of July:
Classic Films and the American Conscience - a collection of essays on classic films in the context of the era in which they were made, and...
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Both eBooks are selling at half-price at Amazon.
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The eBook and paperback are available from Amazon and CreateSpace, which is the printer. You can also order it from my Etsy shop. It is also available at the Broadside Bookshop, 247 Main Street, Northampton, Massachusetts.
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