Another Old Movie Blog

Covington, Kentucky does right by its famous sons and daughters. Here, the uncommon tribute of a roadside marker to Robert Surtees, an Acad...

Dive Bomber (1941) is a pretty, pretty movie. The dainty mix of its color schemes and the rather feminine sensibility of its Technicol...

Louis Armstrong jazzes it up a little, but reverence can still be heard in that horn. Please scroll down to the bottom of the blog to mut...

My post-War II "noir novel", "Cadmium Yellow, Blood Red" is now available in paperback.  Are you getting tired of these ...

“Murder on the Blackboard” (1934) keeps the teachers after school to find the killer when one of the staff is murdered. This is the seco...

“Let’s Do It Again” (1953) gives us a last look at a frivolous musical comedienne Jane Wyman before a long stretch of more “soapy” roles. ...

This shot from “More than a Secretary” (1936) intrigued me when I first saw it. No, not because of Jean Arthur, although she is swell in ...