DeCruz (Simon Oakland), Brooks (Lew Gallo), Erbie (Robert Mitchum), and Farwell (Oscar Beregi) appear in The Twilight Zone Season 2 Episode 60 “The Rip Van Winkle Caper”.
I looked at the third fellow intently, but no way could I convince myself it was Robert Mitchum, who was at the height of his popularity, with recent films like Cape Fear and Thunder Road.
I know his face too well… But this face looked a little familiar, too
I followed your link, and saw that the picture was captioned as you report… but the accompanying article correctly identifies him as John Mitchum… younger brother of Robert, and less successful actor.
If I can believe what I found, this is by David Dhzanov, who also posts on deviantart.com as deviangread…
It’s called “The Burning World of the Past.”
I’m pretty sure it’s true.
The only reason I sound a bit skeptical is that I’ve run into several “artists” on DeviantArt claiming work that doesn’t belong to them… sometimes even amassing likes and followers among the apparently gullible.
One posted a probably 19th century genre painting of a sailing ship, obviously not in the acrylic he claimed, and had numerous accolades and likes. I tried to find its actual origin but gave up after wasting too much time.
There was one with pages and pages of fantasy art by obviously different hands…
And another was even claiming several known works by different impressionists. Someone commented “Wow, you should get an agent! Your as good as Renwoir (sic)” which I copied and saved for a while😁
The video quality is not the best (there is distortion at points) but Paul Henderson’s winning goal (announce by the late Foster Hewitt) in the 1972 “Summit Series” is shown.
This was the end of a long international drought in Canadian Hockey.
Surprisingly, neither hockey (winter), nor Lacrosse (summer) were recognized as Canada’s national sports until 1994.
None of that. They were all cheering because you had just entered the room. You should have immediately begun bowing; big, sweeping, theatrical stage bows. If I had been in those shoes, and on my toes, I know I would have.
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I’ll take the dog, thanks…
That is a handsome pooch, and a friendly-looking one.
Great box! Very clever.
I’m surprised no one else (that I know of) has done it… I’d think it would have become really popular and widely imitated.
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You don’t think the hats would give them away?
They look a scurvy lot to me.
I would suspect Twilight Zone…
I feel like I recognize them all, but I have no names. I will say, though, that the second guy from the right looks like Antonin Scalia.
DeCruz (Simon Oakland), Brooks (Lew Gallo), Erbie (Robert Mitchum), and Farwell (Oscar Beregi) appear in The Twilight Zone Season 2 Episode 60 “The Rip Van Winkle Caper”.
https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/how-the-twilight-zone-foreshadowed-planet-of-the-apes
I looked at the third fellow intently, but no way could I convince myself it was Robert Mitchum, who was at the height of his popularity, with recent films like Cape Fear and Thunder Road.
I know his face too well… But this face looked a little familiar, too
I followed your link, and saw that the picture was captioned as you report… but the accompanying article correctly identifies him as John Mitchum… younger brother of Robert, and less successful actor.
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I guess she really did get you. And your little dog too…
Yeah, that’s when I usually bail on a situation. When houses burst into flames and start flying around on their own, I advise bailing.
Burnin’ Down The House
Up!
If I can believe what I found, this is by David Dhzanov, who also posts on deviantart.com as deviangread…
It’s called “The Burning World of the Past.”
I’m pretty sure it’s true.
The only reason I sound a bit skeptical is that I’ve run into several “artists” on DeviantArt claiming work that doesn’t belong to them… sometimes even amassing likes and followers among the apparently gullible.
One posted a probably 19th century genre painting of a sailing ship, obviously not in the acrylic he claimed, and had numerous accolades and likes. I tried to find its actual origin but gave up after wasting too much time.
There was one with pages and pages of fantasy art by obviously different hands…
And another was even claiming several known works by different impressionists. Someone commented “Wow, you should get an agent! Your as good as Renwoir (sic)” which I copied and saved for a while😁
This was actually considered by some an attractive picture.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Old man. 🙂
And still touring.
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Look! Supermodels!
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I’ll second that.
A bit late but I’ll…um…. third it!
Yup, got it.
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The video quality is not the best (there is distortion at points) but Paul Henderson’s winning goal (announce by the late Foster Hewitt) in the 1972 “Summit Series” is shown.
This was the end of a long international drought in Canadian Hockey.
Surprisingly, neither hockey (winter), nor Lacrosse (summer) were recognized as Canada’s national sports until 1994.
I recognized all of the Canadian players named, except Henderson, who scored the goal.
I was walking through the cafeteria at SFU when the place erupted in cheers. I had just walked in on the winning goal!
None of that. They were all cheering because you had just entered the room. You should have immediately begun bowing; big, sweeping, theatrical stage bows. If I had been in those shoes, and on my toes, I know I would have.
.
Must have taken a lot of flying saucers to build all those!
Detection of Enemy Aeroplanes Before the Invention of Radar Technology.
Bigger brother of yesterday’s personal version.
Can you hear me now?
and
From yesterday.
Here is the proper site link for the description of the Dutch version of manual hearing enhancers and the pictures of other versions.
Here is the U.R.L. that I inadvertently posted in my properly put together link (the link was properly put together, the U.R.L. was wrong).
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/aircraft-detection-radar-1917-1940/t
How that “t” got there, and how it works, I don’t know, I must have hit it accidentally somehow and it does take you to old Taco Bell advertisements.
Wow! What a collection. Rube Goldberg would have been proud!
I’ve always loved today’s strip…. Steel and I discussed the animation in progress, by phone.
Then she did one joining photos of herself and me in Christmas sweaters… hers was an actual sweater, mine was faked… And added lights and glitter.
So I did this very realistic one of myself (cough) in a Hanukkah sweater…
Which I usually post every year, especially if this strip runs.
(Just for the record, it’s a secular Christmas I celebrate, not Hanukkah… but ya gotta love this sweater, right? Watch out for the flames.)
Which gives me the right to re-post the sweater I created at the time (which Stelbel thought was genuine!!)
I remember it!
It’s very beautiful.
You mean, it’s not really hand knit?
You too look adorable. Maybe not as adorable as Cleo, but that’s a pretty high bar.