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Tag Archives: Noir City
An Epiphany of Noir
Today marks Epiphany, the day after Twelfth Night, and in the words of the immortal Bard, “If Twitter be the food of writing, tweet on!” January dawns in 2011, and it truly is a brave new world of social networking. … Continue reading
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Tagged ALA Midwinter, Angel Face, Beware My Lovely, City of Dragons, City of Secrets, Mysterious Galaxy, Noir City, The Curse-Maker, The Two Mrs. Carrolls
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Noir City, Night Two: What a Dahl!
The loyal denizens of Noir City were treated to a visit by Hollywood Royalty last night. The Film Noir Foundation and a sold-out theater of 1,407 lucky film-goers paid tribute to the legendary Arlene Dahl, va-va-va voom girl and wonderful … Continue reading
Tagged Allan Dwan, Arlene Dahl, Eagle Rare Bourbon, Eddie Muller, James M. Cain, John Payne, Lorenzo Lamas, Noir City, Philip Carey, Rain Vodka, Rhonda Fleming, Slightly Scarlet, Wicked as They Come
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The Random 16
A couple of weeks ago, I was tagged for another meme-thing on Facebook … Linda Richards, top-notch idea woman that she is, inspired me to reuse it here. I like the idea of reuse, make do or mend … why … Continue reading
The Meming of it All
I’m not sure that “meming” is a word — but it’s January, so new words are allowed. How else do little dictionaries grow? This is the month of Noir City and post-holiday cookie sales … a month of anticipation, back-to-the-gym … Continue reading
A New Noel and the Grand Guignol!
What do Noel Coward, the quintessentially English satirist of upper crust British foibles (and author of theater classics like Private Lives) and a quintessentially French, gruesome, farcical 19th century theater of shocks and horror (as revived by the San Francisco … Continue reading
Tagged Eddie Muller, Grand Guignol, Noel Coward, Noir City, premiere, The Better Half, Thrillpeddlers
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One More for the Road …
Noir City 6, to contradict good ol’ T.S., who was something of a noir poet himself, ended not with a whimper, but a bang. Kids, anytime Richard Widmark and Ida Lupino show up in 35 mm, it’s the Big Bang. … Continue reading
Masks and Voices at Noir City 6
Saturday at Noir City showcased what the program describes as “Noir Head Trips” … and they were right. Both movies played with your mind; one played with your heart. Both also stretched the chronological boundaries many purists insist upon: The … Continue reading
Tagged Eddie Muller, Edmund O'Brien, Evelyn Keyes, Face Behind the Mask, Foster Hirsch, Hubert Cornfield, Julie London, Laraine Day, Noir City, Paul Jarrico, Peter Lorre, Robert Florey, The 3rd Voice
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