Some of you might have followed the auction on ebay - Errol's wedding cake toppers were sold yesterday for $760 - the starting price was $99. This was an amazing set of the porcelain figures plus some nice documents. It'd be interesting to know in whose collection they are now and especially - where they came from! Who actually owned them before and then sold them, who collected all the documents... Imagine the situation: what happened to the figures after the cake was eaten? Did Lili take them along and keep them in a glass cabinet? I find it most fascinating to imagine which way they went - probably it was a very conventional one.

Jan writes to me, As promised I send you the 2 files of Errol Flynn's registration at the Rock Hotel in Gibraltar... Note: The lady who send me the files, bless her cotton socks, she wrote Errol's name wrong. I let her off this time.

Here is Errol's application to become an American!
Which was made on May 9, 1936 or December 20, 1938 not clear to me on this record.  Maybe some of you fellow members can decipher this one?

Did he forget the date he married Lili - maybe he wanted to that?  So, when did he get married? Is it really May 5, 1935 as he states in this application or as so many records say otherwise - that it was June 19, 1935? Another noteworthy declaration on this application is -  as stated here - that he lived already in May 1936 at 601 North Linden Drive.  Did he live there with Lili?  Was this not his Bachelor Pad with David Niven? There are nothing but questions - leave it to Errol and there are nothing but  riddles! Is there anybody able to shed some light on it?

Hi all,

As promised I would send the documents regarding Errol Flynn's extract from the register on his arrival at the Rock Hotel in Gibraltar. I send the files to David in order for him to process this delightful task, probably you will find them in the "Document" category. Please read it, his "one word" comment is so typical for him. Errol had that special GSOH apart from being a practical joker. Reminds me, anyone ready for the subject "The big snook"?