On a lighter note, I offer Tea Time (1911):
by Helen Galloway McNicoll, who died on June 27, 1915, at the age of 35. Please join me for a cuppa at the weekly T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
Tuesday, June 30, 2020
The Lady Confesses
The Lady Confesses is a 1945 film noir starring Hugh Beaumont. What's a gal to do when her husband-to-be's dead wife turns up very much alive?
On a lighter note, I offer Tea Time (1911):
by Helen Galloway McNicoll, who died on June 27, 1915, at the age of 35. Please join me for a cuppa at the weekly T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
On a lighter note, I offer Tea Time (1911):
by Helen Galloway McNicoll, who died on June 27, 1915, at the age of 35. Please join me for a cuppa at the weekly T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
...beats me!!!
ReplyDeleteThis movie sounds like a classic love triangle... there's so many of the old black & whites build a story around a dead wife but not dead. I wonder how many are with a dead husband ...
ReplyDeleteI like the painting, a lovely place to sit with a cup of tea & read the classic dead wife story; Wuthering Heights
Ward murdered June? 😱
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely painting. I'd love to sit in that garden. I thought this artist had died recently, but when I googled I found that she died in 1915!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very happy T-Day,
Hugs (These ones are allowed, but oh I so crave real hugs),
Lisca
Oh lol, I've added the year to my post. That was just a bit misleading ;) Thx!
DeleteThe painting is lovely. Too bad she died so young.
ReplyDeleteHappy T-day! Eileen xx
Oh wow I love this painting will go check the link thanks and Happy T
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty painting ~ Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteI loved the painting. Happy T Day, Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh I saw this movie and loved it! I'm a huge fan of the old movies, and even film noir more recently too. In contrast, the painting is really beautiful. Happy T day!
ReplyDeleteThat garden is such a beautiful setting to enjoy a cup of tea, I can just smell all the beautiful flower blossoms from here ...lol 😀. Sending you Happy T Day wishes and wishing you well! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteIts a beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteHappy T day wishes.
Yvonne xx
This is such a pretty tea time piece. As long as its not too hot out there- so maybe in the morning or evening? And that sounds like an interesting film. Hope it was a super T day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI saw that movie awhile ago. It was good. Happy belated T-Day!
ReplyDeleteI may well have found it in one of your posts :)
DeletePlease forgive me for visiting so late. Once my "good" eye, which is really my bad eye gets tired, I know it's time to rest it. I hope you understand. I hope to see the love triangle film you shared, but right now, I'm pacing myself. I DO love that painting and had never heard of Helen Galloway McNicoll, although I really LOVE impressionist painters and am surprised I've not heard of her before. Thanks for sharing the film and that lovely painting by McNicoll with us for T on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed you're already blog-visiting! Take care of that eye...
DeleteYou certainly hit the nostalgia cord here and I love it!!!! This is truly a great movie and the art is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWard Clever as a bad guy--goodness! And seeing him drunk--made me chuckle. He did it well, though. :)
ReplyDeleteThat movie looks good. And I love Hugh Beaumont!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an intriguing film! Love the table set for tea in the garden, I wish....! Belated T Day Wishes! Chrisx
ReplyDelete