Movies For the Blind

If he can escape Cornelia’s scheming, Godfrey (William Powell) has plans that will shock the Bullock family – with the possible exception of Irene (Carole Lombard). Part 3 of 3.

Jean Harlow @ Wikipedia

Carole Lombard @ DearMrGable.com

Carole Lombard @ Wikipedia

Mount Petosi Crash 75 Years Later @ Nevada Public Radio

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While Irene (Carole Lombard) keeps playing drama queen, Godfrey (William Powell) has new worries about a vengeful Cornelia and an old friend who could reveal his past. Part 2 of 3.

The Love Story of Jean Harlow and William Powell (undescribed) @ YouTube

Harlow and Powell and MGM @ Showbiz CheatSheet

“Made For Each Other”: Gable and Lombard @ Vanity Fair

Gable and Lombard’s Wedding @ Remind

Movies For the Blind described movies are written, narrated and produced by Valerie Hunter.  AD for this episode first produced November 2013.

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After he helps her in a scavenger hunt, socialite Irene (Carole Lombard) hires a homeless man (William Powell) as a butler for her eccentric family. 1936. Part 1 of 3.

William Powell @ Wikipedia

“Why I Married Bill Powell” (1931) @ The Screwball Girl

“Carole Lombard and William Powell: Friends, Lovers and Co-Stars” @ TCM Tumblr

Movies For the Blind described movies are written, narrated and produced by Valerie Hunter.  AD for this episode first produced November 2013.

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After the trial, Craig (Raymond Burr) finds out what really happened and begins an elaborate scheme to punish the truly guilty – including himself. Part 2 of 2.

Angela Lansbury Obituary @ PBS News

Denver Pyle Bio @ IMDB

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As he waits to be murdered, a lawyer (Raymond Burr) tells the story of falling in love with his best friend’s wife (Angela Lansbury), whom he then defends in court when she’s arrested for killing her husband. 1956.

Raymond Burr @ Wikipedia

Perry Mason (1957 TV series) @ Wikipedia

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Rob Petrie (Dick Van Dyke) has a crisis of conscience when he lets another dentist work on his teeth while his dentist friend Jerry is out of town. 1962.

Ann Morgan Guilbert @ Wikipedia

Dick Van Dyke and Seinfeld connections @ Slashfilm

Movies For the Blind described movies are written, narrated and produced by Valerie Hunter.  AD for this episode first produced July 2008.

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Mary (Loretta Young) will not accept the truth about Charles (Orson Welles), but her subconscious may get the best of her – causing her husband to make another deadly choice. Part 3 of 3.

The Stranger @ Wikipedia (spoilers)

The Stranger @ TCM via Wayback Machine

The Lady From Shanghai @ Heart of Noir

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Two deadly discoveries put the pressure on Rankin (Orson Welles) to open up to Mary (Loretta Young), but Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) is ready to show her a more horrifying truth. Part 2 of 3.

Nine Best Actors From Welles’ Mercury Theatre

“Orson Welles’ The Stranger as an Unexpected Site of Mediation and Political Engagement”: Public Full-text

The documentary Nazi Concentration Camps @ Wikipedia

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A war criminal is set free to lead an investigator (Edward G. Robinson) to a Nazi mastermind (Orson Welles) living under another name as a professor in a quaint New England town. 1946. Part 1 of 3.

The Stranger Production @ Wikipedia

Trivia @ IMDB

An 80th Anniversary Restoration

Orson Welles Radio Shows @ Wellesnet

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As his investigation broadens to include a murder, Roy (Roy Rogers) must keep navigating the different festival events – and the unwanted help of honorary deputy Carol (Dale Evans). Can she lead him to the villains and thousands in funny money before getting in too deep? Part 2 of 2.

Dale Evans @ Wikipedia

Discussing Roy & Dale @ Cowboys and Indians Magazine

Helldorado Days @ Wikipedia

Helldorado Days 2026

Movies For the Blind described movies are written, narrated and produced by Valerie Hunter.  AD for this episode first produced August 2012.

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