No sooner do I put out a request for help (as to Marelle's final day), then more of the answer comes!
I would like to most humbly thank our own member (and not to mention authoress: Master of Errol Flynn's Yacht Zaca Captain Patrick C. Cother) Bonny Cother, for her amazing resourcefulness!
What a great group, but on this day, BONNY SHINES!
Best- Karl
— Karl
These would be from 1935? Still searching for the erroreous airplane picture info!
— Kathleen
We're happy to announce New Author Trevor Hill has joined us on The Errol Flynn Blog! Trevor, we look forward to hearing from you, and having you add your thoughts and experiences to the blog…
— David DeWitt
For Kathleen and Robert – Is he on his way to get hitched or not?
Is it 1935 or is it 1938 – 1939?
Close up picture – cropped from Kathleen's picture!
Now compare the above picture with the four pictures below!
Below Errol in 1938 – 1939!
Pictures made by George Hurrell!
This is a wonderful mask 1938
I think this what Errol looked like in 1935 – agreed?
Who is going to win the price?
— Tina
Oddly, the glamour of 1930s Hollywood became a part of the ASTC experience. Andy Devine, who had attended the college in 1926, often returned to campus with “intriguing” young starlets. He took time from his movie career and Jack Benny's NBC radio program to select the La Cuesta yearbook queens from photographs. One lucky queen, Julie Osborne (1938), received a personally guided tour of Universal Studios from Andy. In 1939, Erroll Flynn [sic] and Randolph Scott, who were filming Virginia City near Flagstaff, selected Alice Moore as queen
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Taken from: I REMEMBER
Depression-Era Students at Arizona State Teachers College
Errol just seems to be found in unexpected places. I am reading Airframe by Michael Crichton and on page 77 . . . “She walked down the corridor, past the photographs of famous Norton aircraft from the past, with a celebrity posed in front: . . . Errol flynn, with smiling girls in the tropics, in front of an N-5 . . . .” !!!!
— Kathleen
A view of “pornographic” kisses and our stars share the spotlight three times!
— Kathleen
Dear Fellow 'EF' bloggers, It never ceases to amaze me,the broad stratum of info out there on Errol's life and times. With your 'super sleuth' ability it would seem that we all enjoy a new thread in the rich fabric of Errol's life on a weekly basis. Playing on those averages then , Im second guessing that someone knows something about Errol's sister ? After marrying an 'Airforce Officer' by the name of 'Warner' ( how ironic) and moving to the 'States' her trail seems to go relatively cold. I'd really like to know if Errol had any nieces or nephews?? Well I have every faith that one of you knows something and would greatly appreciate any notes you would care to share.
Travel well . Best&Kindest, Chris
— Chris
February2010Docklines.pdf The Official Newsletter of the Errol Flynn Marina, Port Antonio, JA
— David DeWitt
Hallo, Chums! You should check out The Rockitt Magazine's February issue for the latest Flynn article called “From Hobart to Hollywood”, a continuing series. The magazine is top notch aside from the Flynn connection, too! You can use the index button underneath the Main Pages view to choose thumbnails of the pages and click on them to enlarge them or just use the two buttons at the edges of the magazine to scroll the pages. Great work from our pal Pete, at the Rockitt Magazine!
— David DeWitt
Dear Errol Fans,
I've managed to dredge up some photos of the Navy Island resort,the Admiralty Club at full swing, the interior of one of the cottages(with good friends) and even a copy of the brochure. These are all circa 1980 or so. It was called 'Vagabond Villa's at the time and the way you see it here it is how I will cherish it in my memory until the day I die. I hope you enjoy them. Note: The location of my “ghostly encounter” was(on IMG 0001) just before the 'bridge' across from 'orchid pond'. The interior photos of the cottage are of the 'Lookback House'. (so-called because when it was time to leave, you always looked back and wished you could stay)
John
— john
