Book Review: My Mother Was Nuts
Penny tells it as it happened—the good, bad, and weird; the successes and struggles; and all the fun she’s had along the way.
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Tag Archives: Film
Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
We recall some of Elizabeth Taylor’s many appearances in the Post between 1949 and 1987.
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Classic Covers: Leading Ladies of the ’60s
This 1966 cover is one of several I’ve unearthed to answer the burning question: “which celebrities appeared on the covers of The Saturday Evening Post?”
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Gone with the Wind
I thoroughly enjoyed your article “In Search of Rhett and Scarlett” in the [September/October 2009] issue. I was only 10 at the time, but remember the talk about who would play the part of Scarlett. Even though the world premiere was in Atlanta, another customary event in those days was a sneak preview. The preview for Gone with the Wind was ... More
“Criticism Terrible … Business Tremendous.”
On October 6, 1927, Warner Brothers’ studio premiered The Jazz Singer at its New York theater.
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Julie Andrews
What a delight it is to see Julie Andrews on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post! It brought back an exciting time for me, when I finally met Ms. Andrews! In August of 2001, she appeared at the Rhode Island Film Festival in Providence. I found her to be beautiful, charming, and gracious. I ... More
