Special Thanks to Karl Holmberg!
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— David DeWitt
Errol and Christopher Lee
29
Feb
Addendum to published Video
“The finger chopping blow”
Edward, Prince of Wales is the main role played by Errol Flynn in “The Dark Avenger (1955). The film was also known as The Warriors in the USA, and The Black Prince in the UK although the latter seems to have been a working title. In Greece it was aired on TV as The Black Knight.
— Tina
March Issue Docklines Newsletter of The Errol Flynn Marina 2012
29
Feb
Attached you will find your March issue of the Errol Flynn Marina newsletter, “Docklines”
Dale B. Westin
General Manager
Errol Flynn Marina
Box 188 Ken Wright Drive
Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica
PLEASE NOTE NEW CELLULAR NUMBER BELOW:
Phones: 876- 993-3209; 876-715-6044
Fax: 876-715-6033 SKYPE: Westin8
Cellular: 876-832-4765
— David DeWitt
St. Joseph Hospital – March 22, 1947
28
Feb
I would say that is the fee for Rory’s birth being born on March 12th, 1947
Did I hit the nail on the head? I think so!
— Tina
In Praise Of Jamaica by George Meickel
26
Feb
I was on Friday by my dentist and wile waiting for my appointment I discovered a book on display titled “In Praise Of Jamaica” by George Meikle, subtitled “Celebrating 50 years of independence 1962 – 2012.”
Lo and behold Errol is in it on chapter 21 under “Famous Residents of Jamaica.”
It gave a caption which amazed me! It quoted that Errol had written part of his MWWW at Ian Flemming’s “Goldeneye” cottage at St. Mary in Oracabessa. I wonder if that is true but he should know living there? In addition there is a very nice picture of Errol in the book I have never seen before.
Now, George Meikle lives in Jamaica, he is Canadian and is the brother of John Meikle a doctor who has his office at the same place then my dentist. Small World? I could get in touch with him! I am sure the office would give me his e-mail and I could ask him how he got the information about Errol and the Goleneye. Maybe he would give me a copy of the picture too! One never knows until we try!
It is a very nice book about Jamaica and I thought I share this little tidbit information with you.
— Tina
