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Deck the Halls with Lots of Links...

... Songs @ Great Big Nerd OTR... 300 Christmas Related Shows! "His Wonders to Perform" w/ Dorothy Lamour @ Rands Esoteric OTR Yuletube... Trailer Terrors: Scrooged @ Strange Kids Club Condensed version of 1964 film Santa Claus Conquers the Martians @ Marooned The Life and Times of Santa Claus @ The Shelf Remember the Night @ Classic Movies Digest ephemera... Peaceful Santa...

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Reverend's Reviews: The Road Less Traveled

... who have resorted to cannibalism. The Road is a far cry from what Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour had in mind back in the 1940's! Theron appears in occasional flashbacks as the pair's also-nameless wife and mother, who is unable/unwilling to share in her family members' effort to reach the coast. While her role is small and not exactly sympathetic, Theron is haunting in it...

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Tonight's Movie: The Jungle Princess (1936)

British explorer Christopher Powell (Ray Milland) injures his leg on a foray into the jungle. The rest of Chris's party gives him up for dead, but he's rescued by THE JUNGLE PRINCESS, Ulah (Dorothy Lamour). When Chris is able to return to his friends' camp, lovestruck Ulah follows him, precipitating a showdown between Chris and his fiancee (Molly Lamont), as well as between the British...

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Martin and Baldwin to host Oscars

... Sciences! Think Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor and Debbie Reynolds. Think Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour!OK, I’m done. Fey was probably overcommitted or working on a Sarah Palin book. And with Ricky Gervais already snagged by the Golden Globes, Martin and Baldwin are a most tantalizing choice. The combination of Martin’s experience (this will be his third time hosting) and...

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Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin: a couple of savvy insiders

... Sciences! Think Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds. Think Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour!OK, I'm done. Fey was probably overcommitted or working on a Sarah Palin book. And with Ricky Gervais already snagged by the Golden Globes, Martin and Baldwin are a most tantalizing choice. The combination of Martin's experience (this will be his third time hosting) and...

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Radar, The International Policeman (Fawcett Comics; 1944)

... red cheese" himself - Captain Marvel - present, but Hollywood favorites Bob Hope & Dorothy Lamour were also featured in his first story, and at the time, real world figures Adolf Hitler & Hermann Goering represented the bad guys. The voices of Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill and Chang Kai-Shek were heard "off panel" too. As always, the Catacombs is grateful...

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Panu in "Phantom Lord of Tooth and Claw" (Fox Comics; 1950)

This neat little back-up strip comes from Fox Comics Dorothy Lamour, Jungle Princess #4 (Oct. 1950), there isn't much information listed on this title in the GCD, but they do credit the late Wally Wood with providing artwork for this feature on the previous issue of the same mag. I thought that it would be cool to feature a couple of "creatures" battling it out for supremacy...