- The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936) - William Powell (Dr. Lawrence Bradford), Jean Arthur (Paula Bradford), James Gleason (Inspector Corrigan), Stokes (Eric Blore), Robert Armstrong (Nick Martel), Lila Lee (Miss Prentiss). Mr. and Mrs. Bradford are divorced because Paula, a mystery writer, kept involving them in mysteries and he couldn't concentrate on his medical practice. But mystery follows them, when a jockey drops dead at the track and a huge bundle of bills end up in the doctor's hands.
Showing posts with label Jean Arthur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jean Arthur. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Week in Review
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Recent Items for Sale on Etsy and Amazon
Recent Items for Sale on my Etsy and Amazon sites.
Card with a piece of Mae West clothing on Etsy
5 Vintage 1930s Newspaper Inserts of Irene Dunne, Robert Montgomery, Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray, and Bette Davis on Etsy
Some reproduction Godeys watercolor prints on Etsy
How to Draw the Muppets on Amazon
Some Laugh-In DVDs on Amazon
Or try some fun gambling on a Vintage Slot Machine on Etsy
Or a Vintage Black Jack Machine on Etsy
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Least Favorite Actresses Part 1
Since I've done a best actresses list, I thought I'd do a least favorite actresses list. I did not take personal life into account, this is simply based on their on screen appearances. I know many people's favorites are on this list, but these actresses just rub me the wrong way.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Feather Dusting My Furnace with Jean Arthur

I'm on the home stretch with my cleaning - the basement. Hopefully I should finish up by tomorrow. Being the perfectionist that I am, I dusted as many of the pipes as I could reach with a feather duster. I had no idea how badly feather dusters stink! I had mine in my cleaning closet, but the smell was just dreadful so I had to transfer it to the basement. I'm hoping that will go away soon or else it may have to live outside.

Next up from the scrapbook is Jean Arthur. I'm not a huge fan, which is why she has not been on my blog before. Her voice is like nails on a chalkboard for me. Everyone says she is fabulous, but I can't bring myself to watch her. Is there a film of hers that is just so fabulous that I won't be bothered by her voice?
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