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We Welcome New Author Carl Zetterstrom to the Errol Flynn Blog!

19 Jun

We are happy to announce New Author Carl Zetterstrom to the Errol Flynn Blog! Carl, we look forward to your post and comments! Welcome aboard!

Karenita (formerly Sirocco) under full sail!

— David DeWitt

 

Captain Blood!

09 May

A very good blog called Post Production has a great posting about Captain Blood! Linc Hurst and Tom McNulty are mentioned in the article…

Errol Flynn: Captain Blood

 

Thanks to Karl Holmberg

— David DeWitt

 

Spanish Lobby Card – Never Say Goodbye!

06 May

never Say Goodbye!

Courtesy, James Turiello

— David DeWitt

 

ERROL FLYNN-A Life In Pictures (1909-1959)

25 Apr

Robert Florczak’s Centennial Celebration Video

— David DeWitt

 

We Welcome New Author Jim Turiello!

13 Apr

I am pleased to announce New Author Jim Turiello to The Errol Flynn Blog! Jim, we look forward to your thoughts and posts! Welcome aboard!

                                               Photo provided by Jim Turiello

— David DeWitt

 

We Welcome New Author Lester Christy!

02 Apr

I am pleased to announce Lester Christy has joined us as our New Author and the first since we moved to WordPress! Les, we Welcome you aboard and look forward to your posts and comments!

— David DeWitt

 

Elementary, My Dear Watson!

25 Feb

 Erin DeWitt Daughter of David DeWitt

Sherlock Holmes Fan

Learning French

Career choice: Film Editor

Attending Film School in Manhattan, NYC

You can see her short Film on YouTube!

CHASE

— Kgoodwriter92

 
 

We Welcome New Author Philip Gostelow to The Errol Flynn Blog!

19 Feb

We are pleased to announce New Author Philip Gostelow to The Errol Flynn Blog! Phillip, we look forward to reading your posts at the blog, and Welcome Aboard!

— David DeWitt

 

We Welcome New Author Lynn Salant-Orchier to The Errol Flynn Blog!

03 Nov

I am pleased to announce New Author Lynn Salant-Orchier to The Errol Flynn Blog! Lynn, we look forward to your comments and postings!

— David DeWitt

 

William Tell Script

30 Oct

Mr Fegerl wishes to share the attached pages from the William Tell script with you. They basically trace the tragic role of Maria, played by Austrian actress Waltraut Haas. Please note: Mr Fegerl is not in possession of the entire script. Hope you enjoy.

P.S. I scanned and corrected the pages, sorry if I overlooked any mistakes. There is one hand-written correction which I marked with a different writing.

— Inga