Category Archives: Patrick’s Words

British Lost and Forgotten Films of the Past…

Posted on 16/07/2017 by

Father O’Flynn  1935 An easy plot to watch. The story involves Father O’Flynn played by Tom Burke as an Irish Priest who raises a girl from a baby. The Girl Macushla is played by Jean Adrienne. Macushla comes into money … Continue reading →

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The Shriving of Miss Esme Stamp…

Posted on 13/07/2017 by

Episode 49… Face to Face ‘You have followed me. That’s good.’ He smiled perhaps a little weakly, then stood up and looked at her directly. ‘I thought you were in London. Why are you here and how did you get … Continue reading →

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Snap Around…

Posted on 09/07/2017 by

You know, strolling around my local garden centre can be a real eye opener for me. Because, I’m no-way a gardener, in fact I generally pay some guys to mow the grass around my flat. But these ‘Pansies’ so the … Continue reading →

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The Shriving of Miss Esme Stamp…

Posted on 05/07/2017 by

Episode 48… The Tower Esme watched Tobias until his form had disappeared from view. She thought for a few moments then decided to follow. She would speak to him, ask him why he was here and not in London. In The … Continue reading →

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British Lost and Forgotten Films of the Past…

Posted on 28/06/2017 by

Fascination 1931 A stagey romantic style of film, that would not set the world on fire. A couple that have been married for three years have a difficult time when he falls in love with another woman. The wife confronts … Continue reading →

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Snap Around…

Posted on 25/06/2017 by

You know, my family is fair scattered, but when it comes to brother and sister reunions, you’ve just gotta go with the action and take on those pleasures of yesteryear, with a kick  provided by Southend beach pleasure park with a … Continue reading →

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The shriving of Miss Esme Stamp…

Posted on 24/06/2017 by

Episode 47… The Gwyllt (Part Two) The voice in her head laughed with a sallow pleasure and replied; ‘Of course it’s me. I am Rebecca. You know me well’. Then the voice was gone, cried away to the paucity of … Continue reading →

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Snap Around…

Posted on 21/06/2017 by

You know, one of the coolest places to be in a heatwave… Is inside a Cathedral! Like this in St. Albans. Hertfordshire. The shot helps illustrate the many interiors to this historic building set within its own grounds and large Lake of … Continue reading →

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British Lost and Forgotten Films of the Past…

Posted on 18/06/2017 by

Excuse My Glove 1936 This was a vehicle for the boxer Len Harvey and presenting him as Don Carter, a mild mannered character and a guy that collected stained glass, well, there is still hope for the film yet. Don agrees … Continue reading →

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Author Note…

Posted on 17/06/2017 by

Ok, I travel around a lot. But at the moment my thoughts are with the tragic events in Manchester and London. This needless lose of life, something that could have been avoided is hard to understand. Where blame lays… Only … Continue reading →

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