You'll have to rotate the last page as I had it in upside down!
“So in the spirit of fair play, let's wipe the whole thing from our minds and give Errol Flynn, WHO HAS CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO FILM HISTORY [emphasis added], the opportunity to continue to entertain us without the memory of a stinging, sensational trial hanging over his head. That after all, is the American way of doing things.”
Yeah, like that really was going to or to this day has happened.
— Kathleen
Browsing around found the attached. I hadn't seen them before . . .
— Kathleen
. . . when I first saw it. Have no idea when it was taken or where.
— Kathleen
Isn't she yar!
I thought maybe I should explain “Yar”, being a sailor and not knowing how many sailors are amongst our members, I maybe should give an explanation. No intellectual offense intended!
The nautical term “Yar” is especially for a sailboat, which is quick, agile, easy to handle, quick to the helm and fast! Everything a sailboat should be!
In addition, let's not forget Errol's ZACA was actually not a YACHT, but a SCHOONER! He would not like it if we are not nautical correct!
— Tina
No sooner do I put out a request for help (as to Marelle's final day), then more of the answer comes!
I would like to most humbly thank our own member (and not to mention authoress: Master of Errol Flynn's Yacht Zaca Captain Patrick C. Cother) Bonny Cother, for her amazing resourcefulness!
What a great group, but on this day, BONNY SHINES!
Best- Karl
— Karl
This link gives further proof, insight and commonalities associated with self-destruction, as in Errol's case who had all these traumatic experiences as described in this article.
blogs.myspace.com…
— Tina
