Monthly Archives: November 2016

The Shriving of Miss Esme Stamp…

Posted on 30/11/2016 by Patrick

Episode 27…The Punisher Part One ‘I know about Charles! Don’t try to deny it!’ His words seemed to circle around in her head like some hideous, out of control carousel. She quickly drank from her glass of wine, and swallowed … Continue reading →

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British Lost and Forgotten Films of the Past…

Posted on 12/11/2016 by Patrick

Excess Baggage 1933 In this exceptable ‘Spooky’ Claud Allister plays Colonel Murgatroyd who thinks he has shot General Brewster played by Frank Pettingell dead, whilst hunting for a ghost, he puts the body into a trunk that he intends to … Continue reading →

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British Lost and Forgotten Films of the Past…

Posted on 04/11/2016 by Patrick

The Eternal Feminine 1931 This is a welcome backstage comedy. Produced, directed and written by Arthur Varney and features Terence De Marney as the half-brother of a rich showbiz backer played by Guy Newall. Michael (De Marney) marries a showgirl … Continue reading →

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