By night, a racket-buster, bringing justice to a crime-ridden metropolis.
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This is Mercury for 1965…
now in the Lincoln Continental tradition.
Esquire, June, 1965
June 1965 issue of Esquire, featuring Sean Connery as James Bond on the cover, with a 12 page spread for the new 007 film “Thunderball”
Girl from Farris’s
JUST what Mr. Doarty was doing in the alley back of Farris’s at two of a chill spring morning would have puzzled those citizens of Chicago who knew Mr. Doarty best.
The Girl from Farris’s by Edgar Rice Burroughs, 1916. Paperback cover from Charter Books. 1965
Whipped Cream
Herb Albert’s Tijuana Brass – Whipped Cream & Other Delights, 1965
G.I Combat, Issue 114
G.I. Combat, #114, November 1965. The Battle Origin of the Haunted Tank
Hogans Heroes on TV Guide
Bob Crane (Capt. Hogan) & Cynthia Lynn (Fräulein Helga) on the Nov 27-Dec 3rd, 1965 edition of the TV Guide
The Skull, 1965
Hogan’s Heroes
55 Years ago today, a comedy was introduced to the television world about a group of allied “prisoners” of war, in a concentration camp, who ran an underground operation for the allied war effort.
The show ran for 6 seasons, from 1965 until 1971, but for some reason I thought it was newer than it was, as I remember watching it growing up in the late 70s, apparently as reruns. It is currently playing over the airways on MeTV.
Col Klink (Werner Klemperer), Sgt Schultz (John Banner), Hilda (Sigrid Valdis), Col. Hogan (Bob Crane), Carter (Larry Hovis), LeBeau (Robert Clary), Kinchloe (Ivan Dixon), Newkirk (Richard Dawson)
The Phantom, Oct, 1965
