Wouldn’t it have been great to be on this day-trip off Waikiki!
— Tim
Wouldn’t it have been great to be on this day-trip off Waikiki!
— Tim
Arriving in the mailbag, this announcement from Jack Marino who hosts a radio show in LA Angeles with a worldwide audience. You all know Jack as a long time Flynn fan that with his wife Louise hosted the now famous 100th Errol Flynn Centennial birthday bash in Burbank in 2009.
Hello all,
I am moving my show from Friday to SUNDAY JAN 5, 2014 at 7PM from now on. My Friday show is now ended and I wanted to move to a better night when more people are at home.
I want to thank you all for being a fan of the show and some of you have been guests, which is always a lot of fun. I will see you all on Sunday night at 7PM PST and 10PM EST.
Lets all have a great NEW YEAR in 2014!
Thank you all,
Jack
— David DeWitt
With the History Channel debuting its “Curse of Oak Island” series this Sunday, this is a great time to explore Errol’s many treasure hunting adventures – from his youth in the South Seas through his time in the Caribbean – and all those in between. His interest in digging for treasure on Oak Island may have been frustrated by previous claims and legal impediments, but I’m not fully sure to what extent he researched, visited, or examined the island – or sought the right to dig.
Anyone out there know?? … It’s a mystery, involving an enigma.
Errol Studying Treasure Map
Zaca in a Coat of Pirate Black
Ready for Some Treasure Hunting (In Cannes)
— Tim
We honor writer/actor/producer Steve Hayes Borthday today on The Errol Flynn Blog! Steve turns 83 today, and finds himself a bestselling author on Amazon Kindle for many of his print edition westerns and mystery novels as 2013 comes to a close. As many of you know, Steve knew Errol Fynn personally, and stayed as a houseguest at Mulholland Farm while trying too get a sponsor to become an American Citizen which Errol had promised to help him accomplish. Born in England, Steve came to America with the idea of becoming an actor appearing in small roles until the writing bug bit him and he became a successful screenwriter. He wrote scripts for many of the Golden Age TV shows, and became a successful producer, too.
You can red more about him on his website.
Happy Birthday, Steve!
— David DeWitt
Just found this on youtube, I think it has not been posted before:
— Inga