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Mary Jane, Parley Baer, Lyle Talbot, and Don DeFore appear in the 1981 Ozzie & Harriet Christmas Special.

Those future exhibits all sound great! Report back with more details throughout your trip!

From the “behind the scenes” look at the colorization process, it appears we will be getting The Freezer colorized soon.

What a fun night! My sold out screening had technical problems at the beginning. The audience was sitting in the dark in front of a black screen for about 20 minutes when suddenly the friendly face of Rick Carl appeared on screen. About a minute of the middle of the featurette played and then suddenly stopped. Then the featurette started from the beginning and there were no additional issues. The crowd was incredibly diverse. Every type of person you could imagine was there. Everybody seemed to be having a wonderful time. A group of women were wearing red wigs, although they looked more Little Mermaid than Lucy. It was fun hearing people saying favorite lines too. My two favorite moments: there was audience applause when the Vitameatavegamin set appeared and, later, for Frank Nelson. I think The Million Dollar Idea looked the best. Of course, that was the most recently colorized. The featurette was incredibly well done and informative. It was great to see Tom, Rick, and Jonathan on screen. I think the audience really connected with them. I loved seeing the difference between the 1990 Christmas show colorization and the more recent one and I loved seeing a brief clip of Kiddie Parties, Inc. on the big screen. The theater said they were not sent any posters. They gave everyone a free pass for a future movie because of the issues tonight. I hope they do this again!

Legendary, 21-time Tony Award winning producer-director Hal Prince has died at 91. ☹️ https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjUxeCdwt_jAhXpct8KHc3SDp4QzPwBegQIARAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.broadwayworld.com%2Farticle%2FHal-Prince-Legendary-Broadway-Producer-and-Director-Passes-Away-at-91-20190731&psig=AOvVaw02hCxofCsbpd-nnbrVysTn&ust=1564674865739357

There were two theaters doing screenings in New York City and all I could get was one seat in the first row. Luckily, one of the theaters added another screening and I got a better seat. The second screening looks pretty full.

After many mergers and buy outs, the Aaron Spelling library is owned by CBS.

It says the artwork “has not been finalized and is subject to change.” Start a campaign like for The Lucy Show season two.

Wow! I wonder if there will be any extras. It will be very nice to finally have every Lucy episode on DVD.

Lucie and Lucy wanted to do a line of I Love Lucy inspired clothes in the ‘80s, but couldn’t get any company interested. The companies wanted to do the costumes and not the regular Lucy Ricardo clothes. I’m glad their vision is finally happening.

I wonder how the real Jim and Dorothy felt about TV Jim giving Dorothy a black eye.

Human remains found are thought to be actor Charles Levin. He played the cop in Lucy and the Guard Goose and Coco the houseboy in the pilot of The Golden Girls. https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2019/07/remains-found-in-josephine-county-thought-to-be-those-of-missing-hollywood-actor.html

I think Lucie’s mistaken there. She also says it was from Pioneer Women instead of Job Switching.

It was always hard to fathom that the Rip Torn of later years was the same guy from Critic’s Choice. He lived a life!