Hi all Steve took a group up to Oatlands which is in the middle of the state and this lady has her hotel decked out with Errol picks here are some and a pic of the lady. One picture has Errol eating a meat pie. See if you can spot it. Love Genene 
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This article is about Richard Erman . But it does have a piece about Errol and him in Obj Burma and the way he treated him. hope you like it.
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Errol award for performing arts. Please read.
Isn’t it great to have all these awards named after the man that helped me through such a rough patch in my life . And such a person that has inspired so much love. Genene.
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St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum
81 Lighthouse Avenue, Saint Augustine, FL 32080
Cinematic Swashbuckler Errol Flynn Celebration at St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum on Friday Apr 10, 2015 at 12:00AM
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CINEMATIC SWASHBUCKLER ERROL FLYNN CELEBRATION
The St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum presents an exciting tribute to legendary Cinematic Swashbuckler Errol Flynn — including a screening of two of the icon’s most popular films and a visit from his daughter, celebrated author and photographer
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Physical impediments
Errol Flynn wanted to serve his country during the war, but was prevented from doing so by physical impediments. Undeterred, he still supported the US armed forces’ war efforts by making propaganda movies like “Objective Burma” (1943).
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Errol Flynn’s Grandson Stars in Ojai Play “Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?” runs through Feb. 22
Legendary actor Errol Flynn’s grandson Sean is part of the “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” cast in Ojai.
Flynn plays the role of Nick alongside Jessica Stone as Honey. They play the young couple visiting George (Michael Permutter) and Martha’s (Tracy Williams Sutton) home for a faculty party.
The Edward Albee play got its name from graffiti written on a mirror in the bar.
It also conjured up the song “who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf.”
Yet Virginia Woolf is a British author and feminist.
The play deals with marriage, relationship and heartbreak.
Director Tom Eubanks said the actors have a wide variety of expertise, including TV, movies and voice-overs.
The play won the Tony and became the film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton earned Taylor an Oscar.
“Woolf” opens the 2015 season and runs through Feb. 22 at the Ojai Art Center, 113 S. Montgomery St., at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights and 2 p.m. Sundays.
Cost is $18 general, $15 for seniors, students and Art Center members. Reservations are available by calling (805) 640-8797 or via www.OjaiACT.org….
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