Errol Flynn looked regal no matter what costume he was wearing.
— Shamrock
Gentleman Jim Ads
07
Apr
Ahoy Flynn Fans!
Here are two newspaper advertisements from one of the greatest films ever made! Enjoy!
— Shamrock
Thanks for the Invite David
05
Apr
Dear David and Fellow Olympiads
Many thanks for the invite, the blog looks great David. I'm going to have a look through my files and see if I can find a few things that may be new to you all.
Best wishes to all
Bri..
— themainflynnman
Custer Rides
01
Apr
Here's a scene from one of the greatest films ever made, They Died with their Boots on.
Enjoy!
— Shamrock
Photos
01
Apr
Hello fellow Flynn fans and Olympiads!
I'm attaching a few images here for your enjoyment. You may have seen a few of these before, but if they're new to you then all the better!
Let me know your thoughts!
best wishes
Tom McNulty
— Shamrock
Garden of Allah, Aerial View…
27
Mar
View is South-southeast, across Sunset Blvd. The tall white building in the upper right corner is still standing.
Within walking distance from The Garden were; Ciro's, the Mocambo, the Trocadero, La Rue, the Players, and of course Schwab's Drugstore, just across Crescent Heights.
In its heyday 'The Garden' was home to, amongst many others; Robert Benchley, Ernest Hemmingway, Gloria Stuart, the Marx brothers,
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sheilah Graham (author of a magnificent book, “The Garden of Allah” Crown Publishing 1970) Dorothy Parker, Errol Flynn, Greta Garbo, and Humphrey Bogart. It was torn down in June 1959. In attendance was Francis X. Bushman, famed for the silent “Ben Hur.” He and his wife Iva had attended the opening party as well. It is now a pink strip mall with a MacDonald's, a Subway Sandwich Shop, and a pizza place – but no bar.
— David DeWitt
