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 Pure Fay |
| Not a Frank Fay fan? You will be after you've seen this movie 10 times. Fay plays an elderly con-man who specializes in ripping off elderly women. I don't know about you, but this is something I can really sink my teeth into. You only get to see him rip off one woman for 12,000 dollars, but he's supposed to have defrauded about 40 women for about half a million (in 1946 terms). Pretty good. One thing I don't get though, if he's so loaded why did he move into the Scotts' dump? Anyway, I was hoping that he'd rip off everyone in the building, but instead he falls in love with an old widow in there, marries her, and to put the icing on the cake impregnates her. So I guess it's a story of redemption. Highly recommended. |
 Lundigan Rocks Hard |
| William Lundigan dominates this movie like "the obelisk in the town square on which all roads converge." Steeled in the fires of WW2, Lundigan returns home to fight new battles: managing a run-down apartment building and putting a firm, and steeled, hand to his wife (June Haver). You'll see him fix the plumbing, fix the wiring, clear out the back-yard, collect over-due rent, and more, all this like the play of lightning. Then you'll see him throw his wife down (June Haver) on one of their single beds and MAKE her forget that they're on the verge of total ruin. Lundigan: a man of action, a man of love. |
| SHE AIMS TO PLEASE |
| I have just made a new June Haver movie running 100 feet in length. In a delightful change of pace June goes shopping at a grocery store. You will see her pushing a shopping cart around, and I know you will be pleased when she stands on her toes and reaches for a can on the top shelf. June wears a brown silk dress, gloves and carries a black patent-leather purse. -- Also available, Marilyn Monroe army uniform photos (2 poses). |
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