— Inga
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
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?
Mystery Ship?
— David DeWitt
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
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 from the Last Outlaw
— David DeWitt
Sent to us by German writer Stefan Koldehoff who is preparing an article about famous owners of Van Gogh paintings!
Thanks, Stefan!
— David DeWitt
Wherever he played, Errol was quite talented on the courts and popular in the clubs. Here are some photos of him at some of his favorite courts, with some of his fellow stars:
With Charlie Chaplin at the Los Angeles Tennis Club:
With Paulette Goddard:
With Silent Movie Star Charlie Farrell & Tennis Great Alice Marble (and I don’t know who on Errol’s left!)* at the Palm Springs Raquet Club, which Farrell and Ralph Bellamy founded:
*Kay Shackleton – The Movie Gal – informed us on March 22, 2014 – that the man on Errol’s left is none less than Donald Budge! Budge may have been the greatest tennis player that ever lived.
— Tim