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Lynda Day George book coming

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Lynda Day George book coming

ATTENTION! LYNDA DAY GEORGE FANS! COMING TO BEARMANOR MEDIA BY JULY 2026! AT LONG LAST! AFTER ALL THOSE FALSE STARTS! AFTER ALL THOSE UNREALIZED PROMISES! A RICHLY DETAILED, SCRUPULOUSLY RESEARCHED BIOGRAPHY OF YOUR FAVORITE BLONDE!!!!! AND IN TRUE LDG TV GUEST STAR FASHION, THIS BIOGRAPHY IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING UNEXPECTED! BECAUSE IT’S A BIOGRAPHY THAT IS PRESENTED WITHIN A BEHIND-THE-SCENES HISTORY OF AN LDG TV-MOVIE CLASSIC! WHICH MEANS YOU GET TWO! YES, TWO! TWO BOOKS IN ONE!!!!!      IT’S Through the Looking Glass with Lynda Day George: A History of the 1969 TV-Movie, ‘Fear No Evil,’ and Its Leading Lady....

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Q&A with Kate Arndt, author of Rare Beauty, Bonita Granville, A Biography

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Q&A with Kate Arndt, author of Rare Beauty, Bonita Granville, A Biography

Q&A with Kate Arndt, author of Rare Beauty, Bonita Granville, A Biography BM: Hi Kate! How are you? KA: I am great, how about you?BM: Great! Let's talk about your book: Rare Beauty, Bonita Granville, A Biography! KA:  Sure thing would ! That would be great!  (1) BM: First off, how did your interest in Bonita begin? KA: Well, my granny really introduced me to her when I was 5th grade and ever since then, I have been attached to her.2) BM: What made you decide to write this book? KA: Well, I've always wondered why Bonita Granville never had a book written about her,...

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Lane Sisters vol. 2 out now!

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Lane Sisters vol. 2 out now!

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Motion Picture of Emil Pallenberg, with his wife Catherine and one of his "Wonder Bears" in 1928

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Motion Picture of Emil Pallenberg, with his wife Catherine and one of his "Wonder Bears"  in 1928

 https://youtu.be/zPjI1rSNRCc  An avid Charlie Chaplain fan, I learned when writing "Pallenberg Wonder Bears - From the Beginning" that Chaplin's last silent film was titled "The Circus". And so I bought the DVD to add it to my Chaplin collection. Needless to say, I invited my Wonder Bear book collaborator, Dibirma Jean Burnham and her husband over to watch it with me. Since the DVD included bonus features, after the movie was over we decided to watch the lengthy, 1928, silent newsreel footage of the movie's Los Angeles premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theater -- soundless red carpet interviews and all. Well...

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