Mystery Solved!
Who Brushwhacked The Baron-to-Be in Manhattan? Madame Natalie Paley LeLong,that’s who!
Here is Man Ray’s photographic portrait of Errol Flynn’s notorious “Princess Naomi Tiarovitch”, who, to my knowledge, has never been identified before in any document or forum. In fact, she is specifically never identified by her true name in any work I have seen regarding Flynn, including, of course, not in My Wicked, Wicked Ways. Using the “Errol Code” I have confirmed that she twice travelled on the same ship from Europe to New York with virile Errol*. The first time she was carrying with her a rather infamous hair brush. She was on a separate SS Paris passenger list than Errol, and she did not identify herself as Russian, nor as a princess – but she was indeed both. Mr. Flynn was telling the truth – in Errol Code!
This 1934 photographic rendering by Man Ray was published the same year Errol got the “brush off” from notorious Natalie:
And here’s a lovely portrait of her hanging in the Museum of Modern Art:
A website devoted to her life & career:
With her Royal Family, Natalie (aka Natalia) standing next to also prominent older sister Irina (aka Irene):
* Under different names and biographical descriptions.
— Tim
Tim
April 24, 2014 at 1:11 pm
Here’s the Natalie Paley tribute site identified but not apparently linking above:
nataliepaley.webs.com…
Errol was almost the man between Paley & Hepburn in the disastrous film, Sylvia Scarlett – the one that got Katie tagged as “box office poison” and helped send Princess Tiarovitch back where she came from.
[img]http://www.kinomania.ru/images/frames/nt_91771.jpg[/img]
twinarchers
April 28, 2014 at 12:49 pm
I love it that these items from his book are all coming true. However I still wonder if he ever had a job biting the balls off sheep? I did not question it at the time but now I just wonder why that job would ever exist? Did I miss the joke?
Tim
April 28, 2014 at 3:20 pm
Thanks for bringing that up, twinarchers! It does sort of relate to this “Pain in the Ass” discussion.
I have not conducted any personal research (especially not any field research) confirming Errol’s professed participation in what many believe to be a fictional practice, but (no pun intended) – though I would certainly be sheepish about engaging in such daggy work – it is indeed STILL going on in some parts (no pun intended.) The link below provides scientific proof of it! It’s reported to be still done in Montana, too – the state, not the movie! (Maybe this was the real reason cattlemen didn’t want the sheep people around – not because the the sheep were grazing on the grass, but, rather, because the bleatin’ sheepers were grazing on the bleatin’ sheep!)
www.cdc.gov…
I’ve heard, but have not seen, that Mike Rowe once featured “dagging the hogget” on his very-appropriately-named show “Dirty Jobs”.
Tim
April 28, 2014 at 8:08 pm
Alexis Smith surely must have heard Errol’s accounts of his low level sheep husbandry, which finally explains why she really shot him at the end of Montana – she just wasn’t up for kissing him with all those castrated sheep behind him.
www.tcm.com…
Tim
April 28, 2014 at 3:37 pm
As it turns out, twinarchers, Errol – the animal lover he was – was just being humane! (Not to himself, but to the sheep!!)
www.youtube.com…
Lesson is: Errol was telling us the truth – the truly fantastic truth, “gruesome” details and all!!!
www.youtube.com…
Another amazing clip (no pun intended)
Tim
April 24, 2014 at 3:53 pm
At her cold, regal best – all she needs is a brush:
[img]http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/0rchid_thief/2008602/171057/171057_original.jpg[/img]
On what later proved to be her failed attempt to become a Hollywood Star. Even with Elsa Maxwell, George Cukor, Kat Hepburn & Marlene Dietrich aiding and abetting her:
news.google.com…
Tim
April 24, 2014 at 8:45 pm
For the record, there was only one women on board the SS Paris who officially identified herself as Russian. She wasn’t a princess, per se, but she was a sort of royalty – musical royalty! She was Raya Garbousova! – One of the greatest cellists in history!! Indeed, Pablo Casals – who wasn’t bad on cello himself – said she was the best he’d ever heard.
Take a look & listen!!
[img]https://d1rde5anzutevo.cloudfront.net/catalog-30/Garbousova%20SP%209572.jpg[/img]