Hello everyone,
I was looking through the Hollywood Reporter issue September 8 and I see that RM is scheduled to be at a party September 21 2-4pm at Rizzoli's in Beverly Hills for Sidney Guilaroff's autobiography, "Crowned Heads". I guess he (is)was a hair dresser for a number of stars. Angela Lansbury will be the hostess. The stars also scheduled to appear are Ann-Margret, Angie Dickinson, Ester Williams, Kathryn Grayson, Jack Haley Jr., Marsha Hunt, Allan Carr, Sybil Brand, Yvette Mimieux, Cyd Charisse and others.
Okay, Roc, you have another chance to get Roddy's attention. Put on your party dress and pass yourself off as one of the stars. ;-)
...Sally..
Picked this up via Deja News:
Subject: Bednobs screening
Friday September 13 8:10 AM EDT
Disney To Screen Restored 'Bedknobs'
HOLLYWOOD (Variety) - A restored version of Disney's ''Bedknobs and Broomsticks'' will screen in Los Angeles later this month, and will be 24 minutes longer than the original 1971 release.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences will host the screening on Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
The original was edited to 117 minutes to fulfill a condition of its holiday booking at Radio City Music Hall. Two cut musical numbers have been reinstated.
Angela Lansbury and Roddy McDowall, who re-looped pieces of soundtrack that no longer existed, will discuss the making of the musical, which combines animation, special effects and live action.
An Academy Award for special visual effects went to the team of Alan Maley, Eustace Lycett and Danny Lee. The film also garnered Oscar nominations for scoring, original song, art direction, and costume design.
Tickets for the screening are $5 for the general public and $3 for Academy members. For more information, call (310) 247-3600.
Reuters/Variety
--Mel
Hi all!
NC State University is re-connected to the rest of the world!! Man, I've missed youse guys! (aww, wudgie wudgie wudgie)
I went to high school in Florida, and we never got hammered like this when I was there. Hugo, in 1989, caught up with me in Cleveland when I was in school there, but Fran was my first major mess as an adult and homeowner. Bleah!! Thanks again for all the good thoughts you folks sent our way.
In answer to some of the Fran questions, Raleigh had winds of 110 mph, and outlying areas (like chez moi) had winds of 75 mph. Things started getting bad about 10 or 10:30 Thursday night, and the eye of the storm passed over Raleigh at about 4 a.m. Friday morning. We had about 9" of rain overnight, and more followed Sunday night. We've had a very wet summer; the ground was already saturated, and there was no place for more water to go, leading to flooding on top of everything else. 34 counties have been proclaimed disaster areas, including Orange (my county) and Wake (Scott's county, where Raleigh and NCSU are). Some of my friends here in Wake got their power and phones back only just this weekend, and there are still thousands of homes without power. There was a water scare - with the electricity out, the water facilities couldn't pump clean water, and there was an advisory to boil any water you wanted to cook with or drink. But with most of the affected area without power, you can imagine what kind of mess that was!!
Most people banded together to help out their neighbors, but some took advantage of the crisis to charge up to $25 for an 8# bag of ice (usually 99 cents!), $10 for *one* D-battery, and one shnook charged a sickly old widow **$18,000** to take down 3 fallen trees from her yard. (He's in custody, thank goodness!!). But like I said, most of the people have been helping out others. One grocery store gave away water, ice, and batteries, and people from around the state drove in their cars and trucks to bring fresh water, generators, ice, and food to the affected areas.
Laura-is-an-airhead Update...
Friday night I went into the nearest town with one of my friends to see if we could find something to eat, since as I said most no one had power. I walked past the video store and thought to myself, "Well, perhaps I should rent a RM video to pass the time until the lights come back on." DUH!!! And I'm only kind of blonde...
Glad to be back and still in one piece!!!
:-) Laura
At 9/15/96 10:07am Mel sent us via RMGROUP: >...
>Tickets for the screening are $5 for the general public and $3 for Is anybody going to attend this screening? Matt, Sue, or Roc? ...Sally..
>From the pages (paper, not virtual) of Sci-Fi Entertainment, the official magazine of the Sci-Fi Channel:
SF Convention RM Movies (time in EST) The Sci-Fi Channel will also be presenting behind-the-scenes coverage of Worldcon '96 on the following schedule:
Sept 7 at 7:00 pm and at 11:00 pm Source is the October 1996 issue of the magazine.
--Mel
Date: September 17, 1996
Hello ??
Anyone there ?? Say, what's todays date ?? ring any bells ???
Thank you,
I wrote the guy who's trying to make the Mad Hatter sound clip...
Why is everybody so quiet? I would've thought there'd be quite a few posts for the 17th.
--Mel
---------- Forwarded message ---------- It'll be a few weeks before I actually figure out how to make sound clip of decent quality from a video tape, but I promise to post it to the McDowall web site.
...mac
--
Mike Combs (at home)
Howdy Folks!!!
Boy, things have sure been hectic around here lately!
I'm going to be moving soon, though hopefully there will be no interuption in the mailing list because of this. I'll keep you updated as info comes in. A couple of days ago, I discovered that someone has been accessing my kuryakin e-mail account without my knowledge ... and there were 134 messages over the past 3 months that I never received because this guy had retrieved them before me. I hope to get the messages from him soon -- So, if any of you thought I was ignoring certain messages recently, this is probably what really happened.
RM BIRTHDAY NEWS:
I cruised by RMs house on his birthday, and am happy to report there were 2-3 boxes of empties and other assorted party trash out on the curb... so it looks like our guy had himself some fun on the 16th! (he wasn't there, no cars as usual, on the 17th).
--Roc
I got this note from EarthLink today:
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So if anyone tried to submit anything to either the list or to me, please resend at your convenience.
--Roc
Hello Gang!
I've probably recently announced changes to these pages, but there are now even better improvements -- so you might want to take a peek at the following RM pages:
http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/keepsbusy.html
--Roc
This has nothing to do with RM, but I thought it was funny so I wanted to share it with the group.
---------- > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > ----------
Quite a number of years ago, the Seattle Symphony was doing Beethoven's
> >>Ninth Symphony under the baton of Milton Katims.
Now at this point, you must understand two things: There's a quite long segment in this symphony where the basses don't have a thing to do. Not a single note for page after page. There used to be a tavern called Dez's 400, right across the street from the Seattle Opera House, rather favored by local musicians.
> >> It had been decided that during this performance, once the bass players
had played their parts in the opening of the symphony, they were to quietly lay down their instruments and leave the stage, rather than sit on their stools looking and feeling dumb for twenty minutes. Well, once they got backstage, someone suggested that they trot across the street and quaff a few brews.
After they had downed the first couple rounds, one said, ``Shouldn't we be getting back? It'd be awfully embarrassing if we were late.''
Another, presumably the one who suggested this excursion in the first place, replied, ``Oh, I anticipated we could use a little more time, so I tied a string around the last pages of the conductor's score. When he gets down to there, Milton's going to have to slow the tempo way down while he waves the baton with one hand and fumbles with the string with the other.''
> >> So they had another round, and finally returned to the Opera house, a
conductor's face told them they were in serious trouble. Katims was furious!
After all... It was the bottom of the Ninth, the score was tied, and the basses were
loaded.
HELLO EVERYONE!
It's time to say HELLO! to a new list member!
According to her first message to me, she is 18 and a fan of the Apes films.
So ... Erica, meet the list ... List, meet Erica.....!!
--Roc
Welcome back, Judie! How was Ireland?
--Mel
According to Jennifer Allison Wand who maintains the Batman: The Animated Series / Animated Batman & Robin site at http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/eponine/
WB has just announced that there ARE going to be new episodes of
AB&R to be released at the same time as the new Batmovie! ! ! !
Hopefully, there will be new Mad Hatter episodes.
--Mel
Hello everyone,
You don't need cable for these.
If anyone is interested in RM on the BTAS episodes, Oct 11 is the ep Mad As A Hatter
Nov 1 is the ep The Trial
My TV Guide has it on at 3:30pm(EST) on the Fox Children's Network.
...Sally..
At 9/26/96 12:18pm RMGROUP said:
>So ... Erica, meet the list ... List, meet Erica.....!!
Hello Erica,
Nice to meet you. Hope you don't run out of paper with all the email from our little group! ;-)
...Sally..
On Thu, 26 Sep 1996, RMGROUP wrote:
> Hello Gang!
>
I would love to but I have no web access anymore.
------ Heather Lei
>
Okay Boys and Girls....
I told Nancy what a nice, friendly little group we are here -- so don't let me down. Everyone please say hello and welcome to our newest member
Whom we will have to develope some kind of key for as there is already one very prominent Nancy on the list, and we wouldn't want to get the two confused....
;-)
--Roc
WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON WITH THE MUSGRAVE FOUNDATION?
-- As you all should know by now, RM celebrated his 68th birthday this September. While none of us were able to express our best wishes in person, we came up with the next-best-thing: an on-line birthday card that everyone was allowed to participate in.
-- Just a few days ago, Sally made sharp, color printouts of nearly the entire website -- and sent them via return-receipt mail to RM himself. And in a recent list post, Sally announced that she had gotten the signed receipt (and that RM himself did sign it ... gee, Sally, that's getting an autograph the hard way!!) -- Who We Are Reminder http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/clan/contact.html
with more detailed info (when supplied) at
http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/clan/whozzat.html
Well, I guess that's about it for now!
See ya around!!!
--Roc
Hi, Roc:
THIS IS FABULOUS.
XO, >>WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON WITH THE MUSGRAVE FOUNDATION?<<
>>etc. etc.<< >>editorial deletion<< According to the Hollywood Reporter, our little man Roddy has been overseas filming a movie.
It started filming on July 28 in Sri Lanka, United Kingdom and Kenya.
Cast: Bill Campbell, Jamie Williams, Roddy McDowall(third billing)
Title: Jungle Book II: Mowgli and Baloo (live/action)
I suppose this was why RM was not at the Fantasticon. But as I reported earlier, he is home now.
Judie, did you happen to run into him in Ireland? I remember RM said in answer to one of the questions back in February/March that he wanted to visit Ireland someday.
...Sally..
Dear Roc and Co.,
I've been gone for sometime from the list.... Sorry about that. My job has been hanging in limbo since my college has under gone major reorganization.
Some of you know (some don't) that I lost my AFT job and have been hanging on by my toe nails at this place. I interview for my "old" job as LAN Administrator on Sept. 16th, got a letter on the 17th stating that I was the successful candidate for the job. I guess in the end everything is OK now.... I came out it with a level 9 Admin job, more money in my pocket and free business cards. What more could one ask for ? I can let my finger nails grow back now and hopefully my hair will stop falling out...
AnyWho, for all you folks who stood on your left leg, faced the east and repeated prayers for me - THANK YOU, it worked....
Moral of the story; be nice to everyone, you never know who is on your interviewing committee....
P.S. Roc - x a lent job on the home page !! Next we look a Java...
Thank you,
Hello Everyone!
Just thought I would let you know that I got some screen captures from "Earth Angel" last night. The quality's not as good as some of the others, but then I caught the thing entirely unprepared... I was just flipping channels and there it was. And the tape I popped in was old and worn. http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/screens/earth/earth.html
--Roc
At 9/26/96 1:20AM RMGROUP's Erma wrote:
>This has nothing to do with RM, but I thought it was funny so I wanted Thanks Erma. It was uplifting. A little conversation is better than none. ;-)
...Sally..
At 9/30/96 6:09am RMGROUP's Kris wrote:
>... >my own washroom
> I can let my finger nails grow back now and hopefully my hair will >AnyWho, for all you folks who stood on your left leg, faced the east
>and repeated prayers for me - THANK YOU, it worked....
Glad to hear it. You can get off your knees now and feel ten feet tall once again. :-)
Now how about some *buffalo* wings? ;->
...Sally..
>>> It's time to say HELLO! to a new list member!
>>> According to her first message to me, she is 18 and a fan of the Apes films.
>>> So ... Erica, meet the list ... List, meet Erica.....!!
Hello Erica! Glad to have you here. Hope you have a good time with all us other Roddy fanatics.
So, You like the Apes films, eh? Me too. They are what turned me on to Roddy, so many years ago. Tell us more about your self...
-Paul
HI GANG!
Many of you have wondered what happened when I tried to go see the opening of the new Bedknobs and Broomsticks... So here's the scoop:
----- I'll admit, I really hadn't planned on attending the 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks' opening. My life has turned even more hectic and unpleasant than usual in the past couple of weeks, and when the day finally arrived I was tired, had a splitting headache, and generally wasn't fit for human company. ----- As usual, I parked at the bottom of the hill and we walked up. It was roughly 10 p.m., and there several other people out -- a couple of joggers, and a man walking his dog. ----- After the limo had disappeared into the Stewart estate, we continued our stroll. ----- And so the adventure continues....
--Roc
> "We're not letting this opportunity get away!" Careful there Roc, you two seem to be verging on the edge
of stalkerism. Checking out his garbage was bad enough!
Don't get carried away! Seeking him out in a public venue
is one thing, but I'd stay clear of his house.
Sorry if I sound critical, this is just what I'm thinking.
Please don't take it badly.
--Sandra
ROC HERE:
That's precisely why I don't sneak around. The neighbors know me, his gardener knows me, and I wave at the security patrols. We never "checked out" his garbage... it was sitting on the curb as we drove by, I would have to have closed my eyes to not see it.
You don't sound critical, you sound careful. Which, you'll have to trust me, is what I am.
--Roc
Mel sent this to me at kuryakin, but it occurred to me that others might be pondering the same mysteries, so I thought I would answer her here to save wear and tear on brain cells and fingertips:
Mel wrote: Possibly.
Actually.... the 'kuryakin' part will not be. I am currently "testing" the Juno service to see if it will fit all our particular and strange needs. Right now, it is too soon to tell. But, hey, ya can't argue. --Roc
I haven't seen this on the list - maybe I missed it - but this past Tuesday Roddy was on the A & E Biography program that was about Tyrone Power. He had four small moments.
And yes, Janeen - I taped it both for you and for De, don't worry.
I did know about this beforehand, in their promos for the show, A & E used one of Roddy's comments. But unfortunately both of my accounts were
acting up at the time so I couldn't post anything about it. I just figured someone else would say something.
--Lynne
Saw this in my library Internet databases search yesterday:
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...McDowall is a vertiable mother lode of movie lore, and it's this long-standing passion that brought him to Atlanta. As a member of the board of the National Film Registry, he was here to launch a four-day series of classic movies at the High Museum. The National Film Registry Tour is co-sponsored by the Library of Congress and Turner Classic Movies. ...
I went to the bookstore and they *still* had the issue since it was last Sunday's paper. :-)
Surfed the National Film Preservation Board and found this:
The season opens at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta on September 19-22. The Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio, is the venue October 17-20 and the tour goes to the Tampa Theatre in Tampa, Florida, November 8-14. In its initial season, the tour played to enthusiastic audiences in eight cities across the country. The goal is to bring the tour to at least one city in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Don't know if RM will be at the Columbus one but I'm going to email the Board and ask about info. ;->
So that's why RM had his birthday celebration on the day before.
And he just got home to receive my package on the 23rd.
...Sally..
Hello Gang!
Gads! I almost forgot... We've got another new member lurking around here someplace. Everyone count heads... hmmm... where'd she go...?
Aha!
Heidi!
Everyone, say hello to Heidi....
Heidi... don't be shy, tell us a little something about yourself and what your favorite RM roles are.
I'll even swap tidbits and tell you that one of the list's leading members, Sally, has a daughter named Heidi....
--Roc
Sally Mierop (by way of RMGROUP ) wrote:
Sayyy.... aren't they off by about a decade here? I mean, isn't there an article already on the site "McDowall Still Going Strong After 50 Years..."...?? And I clipped that from the paper at *least* five years ago, probably more.
Sheesh.
;-)
--Roc
Hi everyone! My name is Heidi Manzone and I guess I've just joined the list. I'm 37, married with an eight-month old son. I live in sunny (usually) Florida and I've been a Roddy McDowall fan for as long as I can remember. I saw How Green Was My Valley when I was quite young and was hooked. The Planet of the Apes movies and TV show just confirmed what I already knew - I was a fan of this wonderful, talented actor. I've followed his career since then and tried to catch his movies and TV appearances. Finding this list/group is wonderful. It's nice to know there's other fans out there! Thanks!
--Heidi
New member HEIDI wrote:
Well, Sally, you were wondering just the other day if we had any members who lived in Florida.... Ask and ye shall receive. How's *that* for service, eh?
;-)
--Roc
From: gjw
Date: 1996/09/14
Organization: The Loop
Newsgroups: alt.disney.disneyland
This is is from Variety:
By Andrew Hindes
>...
>The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences will host the screening
>on Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
>...
>>Angela Lansbury and Roddy McDowall, who re-looped pieces of soundtrack
>that no longer existed, will discuss the making of the musical, which
>combines animation, special effects and live action.
>Academy members. For more information, call (310) 247-3600.
You would be the likely candidates since you live in the vicinity.
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Coming in October is the world's first virtual science fiction convention, SCIFI.CON, on the Sci-Fi Channel's Dominion web site (http://www.scifi.com). Those who log in can "check out the Sci-Fi Art Gallery; the Virtual Sci-Fi Museum; 'booths' created by fans devoted to specific shows; movies, and books; sponsors' pavilions; and hack into downloadable shareware and demos. Scheduled events will include on-line, real-time movie screenings; interviews and readings by authors, artists, actors and filmmakers via streaming audio technology; and an on-line trivia game show. Celebrity chats, a virtual costume ball, Web scavenger hunts, and dealer rooms for on-line shopping are also on the agenda." Further details will appear in the Dominion website and on the Sci-Fi Channel.
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Oct 27 at 2 pm. Night Gallery.
Oct 31 at 9 pm. Fright Night.
Oct 31 at 1 am. Fright Night. (they probably mean Nov 1)
Sept 8 at 7:30 pm and at 11:30 pm
Sept 10 at 7:30 pm and at 11:30 pm
Sept 14 at 6:00 pm
Sept 15 at 12:00 pm
Kris Birch
Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 10:34:52 -0700
From: Mike Combs
To: rcsantos@pusit.admu.edu.ph
Subject: Mad Hatter
Also, it's quite possible that the RMLIST will soon have its VERY OWN e-mail address, so no more fiddling around with strange accounts...
Important Information about our Mail Server outage Sept. 18, 1996
Though our Information Technologies staff worked to restore email service as quickly as possible, current email software limitations resulted in some irretrievable message loss. During a two hour period from 5pm - 7pm PDT, an undetermined number of messages were lost.
Customers awaiting any email sent during that time period should contact the sender and have the email resent.
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http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/InStepw.html
http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/images/thumbs6.html
> From: michael holy
> To: Erma Holy
> Subject: Symphony Madness (fwd)
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> I've probably recently announced changes to these pages, but there
> are now even better improvements -- so you might want to take a peek at the
> following RM pages:
> http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/keepsbusy.html
> http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/InStepw.html
> http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/rm/images/thumbs6.html
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Anyone interested in an image-file (stitched screen capture) of the bday card - just let me know and I will forward one to you (mostly this is for folks who have text-only or mail-only access to the net).
-- The site is just settling down from a hearty re-vamping fueled by the "career information packet" which RM himself sent to us (scanned copy at: http://www.fentonnet.com/smithway/clan/letter.gif ).
Most of the labor for the site (information compiling and keyboarding) was done by either myself or Sally Mierop (our Projects Completor Extraordinaire), with several contributions by our representative in the Philipines, 'Mel Santos, and additional on-going work by Nancy Babb. To each of these people, and anyone else I may have heartlessly overlooked, I just want to say:
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So there can be no doubt whatsoever now that RM is *very* aware of our existence.
For those of you who may not know, or may have forgotten, a list of current/active mailing list members is available at
JUDIE
Hello everyone,
Kris Birch
Anyway, you can see the new captures at
>to share it with the group.
>...
> I guess in the end everything is OK now.... I came out it
>with a level 9 Admin job, more money in my pocket and free business
>cards. What more could one ask for ?
>
>my desk near a window
>my coffee cup always filled
>no interruptions
>
>stop falling out...
>
crah@toolcity.net
----- As the day wore on, however, I got one message after another from various list members reminding me to go, "ordering" me to go, begging me to go... and soon my conviction dissolved. I managed to get ready in plenty of time, copied the address from one of the messages... and waited for my friend Sam to arrive (I wasn't going to do this alone!).
----- Sam arrived a bit later than I wanted, but still with plenty of time to reach our destination. I figured it would be about 45-60 minutes for the trip, and wanted to leave at least 90 minutes ahead of time.
----- The show was supposed to start at 7:30 -- we were on the road at 6:15.
----- Traffic was pretty good, for a Friday night, and we made great time until we hit the outskirts of the city... more specifically, until we hit that part of the freeway affected by the explosion in Echo Park a few hours earlier. Even before we got past Echo Park, I knew we weren't going to get there in time to see anyone arriving.
----- We got past that traffic, and were approaching our exit when we discovered that the directions were not in the car. No problem. We pulled off and looked in the phone book. There were three theatres with names similiar to the one in the message I had copied, but no exact matches.
----- I jotted down all three addresses and sped off to the first.
----- Or I would have sped off if it hadn't been Friday, when the California Highway Patrol was enforcing a kind of marshall law on the streets of L.A., Hollywood, etc., to cut down on cruising and gangs and drugs.
----- The first place in the phone book was not the place we wanted.
----- By this time, if we found the correct theatre I knew we'd be better off just waiting in the parking lot for the show to end.
----- We tried everything.
----- When all three phone book listing turned out sour, we drove up and down all the major streets where the theatre was likely to be: Wilshire, Sunset, Melrose, Hollywood, La Cienega, La Brea, etc. etc. etc.
----- To give you an idea of just *how* hard we searched for this theatre, by the time we got home that night we had used *over* an entire tank of gas!
----- At 9:30 we gave up looking and had a quick bite to eat.
----- "Well," I reasoned, "if he's out now, then he has to come home, right?"
----- We ate quickly and our next stop was a quiet little street in North Hollywood.
----- We walked slowly, casually, glancing over our shoulders any time a car approached behind us.
----- We were just a few feet on the far side of his neighbors house when we heard a much louder car engine. Turning, we saw a long, black limousine pulling up.
----- I swallowed hard as the ground began to wobble under me.
----- We watched the limo.
----- As it pulled in front of RM's house, the brakelights went on. Then the backup lights came on and the limo started to inch backwards up RM's driveway.
----- "Shit." I did an immediate about face, took several steps back down the hill then stopped to remember how to breath.
----- "Come on!"
----- I looked over my shoulder, and there was Sam, hell bent for leather, storming towards that limousine like a woman on a mission from God.
----- "Sam!" I tried to whisper and shout at the same time. "What are you gonna do? Attack his car?"
----- "We're not letting this opportunity get away!"
----- "Sam!"
----- I had scurried up behind her and grabbed her arm. "Jeez! At least let him get out of the car, okay?"
----- We both looked back at the limo then. It had ceased creeping up RM's driveway and was moving forward again.... to the estate across the street, to Jimmy Stewart's house.
----- You see, the limo was too long to turn straight into the driveway... it had to make a 3-point turn.
----- There were no cars at the RM place, but there was someone home watching television in one of the downstairs rooms. We could see the top of the persons head, but that was it.
----- We waited a while more, but when it got to be past 10:30 we thought it best to leave.
> "Sam!"
> We waited a while more, but when it got to be past 10:30 we thought it best
> to leave.
>
> And so the adventure continues....
>--Roc
>
> Have been noticing kuryakin@juno.com in some of the emails. Will this
> be the new address of the list?
This Juno is FREE E-MAIL ... no fees of any sort. You don't have to subscribe to any service, you don't give out any personal financial information, zip! There are phone numbers for all over the United States (possibly out of country, too, but I didn't look into that -- sorry)
Right now, the only thing you don't seem to be able to do in Juno is attach files -- but this is fine for the list since we almost never have attachments that go out to everyone.
Hi Roc and everybody,
The Atlanta Journal/The Atlanta Constitution newspaper
Dated: Sept. 29, 1996
Article: McDowall is ageless after 50 years in film.
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>
> Hi Roc and everybody,
>
> Saw this in my library Internet databases search yesterday:
>
> ------------------------------
> The Atlanta Journal/The Atlanta Constitution newspaper
>
> Dated: Sept. 29, 1996
>
> Article: McDowall is ageless after 50 years in film.
>Hi everyone! My name is Heidi Manzone and I guess I've just joined the
>list. I'm 37, married with an eight-month old son. I live in sunny
>(usually) Florida
