Friday, June 26, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Some more fun with Dino!
Jimmy guest stars again on The Dean Martin Variety Show, this time doing impersonations of classic actors!
Friday, June 19, 2009
Photo Friday: Lit from within
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
But are the Warner Archive DVDs any good?
Because rarely is a poster likeness of him so accurate, right down to those gorgeous blue eyes:

By the way, has anybody seen this movie? Well, now you can, thanks to the Warner Brothers DVD Archive.
Carbine Williams is just one of the three rare Jimmy films that have been released by the Archive thus far. The other two titles are The Shopworn Angel and Malaya.
On the edge about buying DVDs from the new Warner Archive (like me)? Based on the video clips from the Warner Archive Shop, the quality actually seems good and clear.
I'm sure I'll be buying at least the Jimmy DVDs anyway, since I haven't seen any of them yet.
Also related, the latest wave of releases is now available.
Update: It Appears TCM is selling most titles for $17.99. Might be worth doing the math with shipping & tax.

By the way, has anybody seen this movie? Well, now you can, thanks to the Warner Brothers DVD Archive.
Carbine Williams is just one of the three rare Jimmy films that have been released by the Archive thus far. The other two titles are The Shopworn Angel and Malaya.
On the edge about buying DVDs from the new Warner Archive (like me)? Based on the video clips from the Warner Archive Shop, the quality actually seems good and clear.
I'm sure I'll be buying at least the Jimmy DVDs anyway, since I haven't seen any of them yet.
Also related, the latest wave of releases is now available.
Update: It Appears TCM is selling most titles for $17.99. Might be worth doing the math with shipping & tax.
Monday, June 15, 2009
A rat with hair on it!
Jimmy and Jean Arthur in You Can't Take It With You:
Jimmy = dream date. *wink*
Jimmy = dream date. *wink*
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
Some lovely singing
Here's Jimmy singing Day After Day, a private recording with the Princeton Tirangle Dance Orchestra in 1931.

Jimmy sang the song in the Triangle Club's production of "Spanish Blades", the above photo is from that production.
I uploaded the song to MediaFire, which is a file sharing site, so you can download and listen! Here is the the download link.

Jimmy sang the song in the Triangle Club's production of "Spanish Blades", the above photo is from that production.
I uploaded the song to MediaFire, which is a file sharing site, so you can download and listen! Here is the the download link.
Friday, June 12, 2009
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