This was an historic church in the story of Errol. Anyone know its name and the first known occasion of him being there?
The Australian Cockatoo pictured below is an allusionary clue to some of its famous former “parishioners”:
P.S. Lily was there with him during his first visit.
— Tim
Errol “Not Charlie Bow-Tie’ Flynn’s Aims and Aspirations as an Author.
He Began It During “Dive Bomber”, “Doodled 50,000 Words” at the Los Angeles County Courthouse, and Continued at Mulholland, Going Through the Various Working Titles of “Charlie Bow-Tie Comes to America”, “Charlie Bow-Tie Goes to Hollywood”, and “The Eye of the Stump”.
A Superb Account of It’s History Can Be Found in Tom McNulty’s “Errol Flynn: The Life and Career”.
And Here’s a Funtemporaneous Account of It’s Writing:
Great Color Photo Provided by Don Jan. Thank you, Don Jan!
— Tim
Gentleman Jim Still Making News:
Errol Lands Another Accolade: One of Hollywood’s All Time Greatest Boxing Films & Performances:
— Tim
From vintage fashion to vintage cosmetics.
Almost completely forgotten today, (“The House of) Lady Esther” was one of the most popular cosmetic corporations in America during Errol’s Hollywood heydey. Here’s there story:
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And here’s the February 14, 1944, Lady Esther’s Screen Guild Players Presentation of Gentleman Jim, featuring Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith, Ward Bond and Grant Withers:
— Tim
Does anything in or about this photo fit or figure in Errol’s life? If so, how so?
— Tim
1946 Sheridan House, New York
1946
See this “Rarest Copy of Showdown” link!
1946 Invincible, Sydney
1946 “First Australian Edition”
1949 Dell Books
1952 W. Foulsham, London
1960 Cardinal, New York
1961 Consul Books
1976 Buccaneer Books
1986 Amereon Ltd
— Tim
Ghost List for the After Party: A to Z
Hedy, Bev and Niv’ all are said to have said that Errol’s powerful spirit remained here after his death, or at least occasionally returned. The Hamblems and Nelsons believed so, too – along with other presences at Errol’s favorite old haunt, Mulholland Farm. Paranormal activities have abounded on the Zaca, too, it’s been said.
So, whether you believe in ghosts, or not, let’s explore the legends. Don’t be afraid of no ghosts.…. That’s the spirit.
If they exist at all, were they somehow connected to Errol, or perhaps to James Lankershim, the land’s former owner, or someone else entirely???
What are your thoughts?
Here are some things that were reported at Mulholland after Errol’s death:
Apparitions All through the House
Breaking of Glass
Cheap Perfume in Upstairs Room, and Elsewhere
Cynical Presence
Dark Presence
Doors Locked from Inside Empty Rooms
Entire House Shook When Errol Died
Errol in a Tuxedo, Celebrating New Years
Haunted Casino
Man in the Mirror
Powerful Sexual Energy
Spectral Naked Lady
Spooky Den
Top of the Stairs
Unexplainable Noises
Ghost Ship?
… Zaca, too, it’s been said
Clinking of Glasses
Errol Pacing the Deck
Laughter of Women
Dancers on Deck
Silhouettes of Partiers On Board
Sounds of Music
Uproars of Laughter
— Tim
American Airlines
Benny Goodman Orchestra
Boogie Woogie
Copenhagen
Dog Obedience Class in New York
Durban, South Africa
Dutch Girl Dancing
Errol Flynn
Sean Flynn
Hacienda Hotel, Las Vegas
Lionel Hampton
Heart-Throbs
Gene Krupa
Life of Christ/New Testament
NORK
Professional Wrestling
Red Rock
Roaring Twenties
Sao Paulo
Ships of the Sea
Smart Girls
South Atlantic Ocean
Trend
Tyrone Power
Darryl Zanuck
— Tim
