@Baz posted:I saw that El
Wonder if she had to pay extra for it .
night EL slim moonsieee
Slim, a couple of films during the coming week on the Talking Pictures tv channel.
On Wednesday at 10.00 am is "The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes" (1935). Holmes was played by Arthur Wontner who made five Holmes films before Basil Rathbone became Holmes. The British actor (not the creator of James Bond) Ian Fleming played the part of Dr Watson - his Watson is more serious than the Nigel Bruce one.
The film is more stagey than the Rathbone ones.
On Friday at 3.05 in the morning is "The Miracle of the Bells" (1948). It's a serious film about a press agent Fred MacMurray who represents an actress Alida Valli who only made one film. He's trying to get that film promoted in the States by asking the local churches to ring their bells for 3 days. It's a straight drama and is worth watching.
Possibly the best scene is where MacMurray and Valli go for a Christmas Eve meal in a Chinese restaurant which apparently was not rehearsed./
The film which had been made was a version of "Joan of Arc" Valli looks slightly like Ingrid Bergman whose film "Joan of Arc" was released later that year.
Some photos on the BBC site of the comet seen by some yesterday evening:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx25x4582elo
@El Loro posted:Slim, a couple of films during the coming week on the Talking Pictures tv channel.
On Wednesday at 10.00 am is "The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes" (1935). Holmes was played by Arthur Wontner who made five Holmes films before Basil Rathbone became Holmes. The British actor (not the creator of James Bond) Ian Fleming played the part of Dr Watson - his Watson is more serious than the Nigel Bruce one.
The film is more stagey than the Rathbone ones.On Friday at 3.05 in the morning is "The Miracle of the Bells" (1948). It's a serious film about a press agent Fred MacMurray who represents an actress Alida Valli who only made one film. He's trying to get that film promoted in the States by asking the local churches to ring their bells for 3 days. It's a straight drama and is worth watching.
Possibly the best scene is where MacMurray and Valli go for a Christmas Eve meal in a Chinese restaurant which apparently was not rehearsed./
The film which had been made was a version of "Joan of Arc" Valli looks slightly like Ingrid Bergman whose film "Joan of Arc" was released later that year.
Thank you El
I'll record them 
@El Loro posted:Some photos on the BBC site of the comet seen by some yesterday evening:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx25x4582elo
Quite remarkable really when you think about it having not been seen for thousands of years
@slimfern posted:Quite remarkable really when you think about it having not been seen for thousands of years
It's the same comet as the one in the short clip on the BBC site I posted a few days ago. The magnitude increased since which is why the photos in the link I posted are better than that clip. Magnitude has passed its peak.
@slimfern posted:A bit like me then
Here's a copilot poem just created called "Slimfern and the Shining Star"
In a forest deep where shadows play,
A slimfern sways in gentle sway.
Beneath the canopy, so green and vast,
It whispers secrets of the past.
Above, a star begins to gleam,
Casting light like a silver stream.
It dances on the fernâs soft fronds,
Creating a world of magic bonds.
The slimfern dreams of distant skies,
Reflecting starlight in its eyes.
A silent song, a cosmic dance,
A moment caught in natureâs trance.
Together they weave a tale so bright,
Of earth and sky in perfect light.
A slimfern and a shining star,
Bound by dreams, no matter how far.
@El Loro posted:Here's a copilot poem just created called "Slimfern and the Shining Star"
In a forest deep where shadows play,
A slimfern sways in gentle sway.
Beneath the canopy, so green and vast,
It whispers secrets of the past.Above, a star begins to gleam,
Casting light like a silver stream.
It dances on the fernâs soft fronds,
Creating a world of magic bonds.The slimfern dreams of distant skies,
Reflecting starlight in its eyes.
A silent song, a cosmic dance,
A moment caught in natureâs trance.Together they weave a tale so bright,
Of earth and sky in perfect light.
A slimfern and a shining star,
Bound by dreams, no matter how far.
@El Loro posted:Here's a copilot poem just created called "Slimfern and the Shining Star"
In a forest deep where shadows play,
A slimfern sways in gentle sway.
Beneath the canopy, so green and vast,
It whispers secrets of the past.Above, a star begins to gleam,
Casting light like a silver stream.
It dances on the fernâs soft fronds,
Creating a world of magic bonds.The slimfern dreams of distant skies,
Reflecting starlight in its eyes.
A silent song, a cosmic dance,
A moment caught in natureâs trance.Together they weave a tale so bright,
Of earth and sky in perfect light.
A slimfern and a shining star,
Bound by dreams, no matter how far.
aww that's lovely EL
@El Loro posted:Some photos on the BBC site of the comet seen by some yesterday evening:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx25x4582elo
fantastic photos EL - interesting as it wont be seen again for 80,000 years
night EL slim moonsiee
@El Loro posted:Recent research shows that over half the calls received on landlines are from scammers. Wont't be a surprise to anyone who has a landline.
There must be a way for the phone companies to identify where the calls are coming from and then cut them off permanently at source... 