Monthly Archives: August 2013

‘Bacall package’ sold by Flynn for March of Dimes

Here is an article that I just found about Errol from the Stars and Stripes archive……. www.stripes.com…… Stars and Stripes Published: February 5, 1954 FRANKFURT — Errol Flynn brought the house down tonight as he auctioned off a Lauren Bacall “surprise package” at a March of Dimes benefit. At the EUCOM Hq-sponsored affair at the Casino, Flynn said, “I can’t tell… (more…)

Errol Flynn Mailbag!

As I have temporary access to a computer: Hey David,   I hope this finds you well. Just wanted to let you know that I’ve posted a follow up to that earlier post about Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland and Martha O’Driscoll. Here’s the link for your perusal. theonlynewthing.blogspot.com…… — David DeWitt

Latest Picture – what do you think?

    — Inga

Please note

Our admin David’s computer is down and he asked me to inform you that he cannot login to his gmail account right now. Let’s hope it will work out again soon. — Inga

From Jamaica, With Luke

Luke in Errol’s Old Stomping Grounds: — Tim

Tis A Ship Mystery!

I keep looking at this ship in Flynn’s den at Mulholland and wondering what ship is this? Is it a replica of the BOUNTY? It is British? Is it some other ship Errol was interested in? Does anybody know? — David DeWitt

Errol Flynn in the 30’s!

— David DeWitt

New Edit Comment Add-on!

We have installed a new add-0n to the Comment Box that gives you new capabilities. Please read about it on the FAQs Page  at the bottom of the Page … — David DeWitt

From Tom McNulty, The San Antonio!

Tom McNulty shares this with us! I was making some scans for [a friend of ours] and scanned this for your blog. I’ve never seen it anywhere else and I can’t recall how to post it on your blog so here it is! I hope the fans like it! Have a great day! Best, Tom     Tom’s Blog: Dispatches… (more…)

Errol’s Van Gogh Provenance!

Sent to us by German writer Stefan Koldehoff who is preparing an article about famous owners of Van Gogh paintings! The Man is at Sea Provenance   Thanks, Stefan! — David DeWitt

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