I try not to levitate too much.

This is my new William Gillette collection, put together over about 6 months time by haunting various corners of the Internet. In order: WG autograph, found from a NY authors estate; complete 1930 press photograph of WG as Sherlock Holmes from his last round of performances, confirmed by 1916 film archivist as the only fully intact one she’s seen; 1901 photo postcard in mint condition; complete edition of British theatre 1901 “Players of the Day” with an original color 8 x 10 process print of William Gillette plus bio; 1899 Collier’s Weekly complete with first press review of Gillette’s play; Gillette cigar box label; Philadelphia lady’s theatre scrapbook 1899-1903 with several Gillette plays including “Sherlock Holmes”; Ogden’s cigarette card, 1901.

This stunning portrait of Jeremy Brett taken in 1991 has finally appeared on the Internet without a massive watermark obscuring his beautiful face. Taken Oct. 21, 1991, by photographer Bob Galbreath at the Beverly Hills Hotel, for AP newsfeatures. I have been waiting my whole Granada life for this portrait to appear.  It is without question in my top 3 favorites.

Please feel free to enjoy a proper nutritious meal at our Canon canteen while waiting for your train. One cannot live on Moftiss rehash trifle alone. 

I find it ironic that it was Victorian men and Jeremy Brett who could so easily comprehend this. To depict women as stooping to answer their treatment in the same fashion as organized terrorists is infuriating at minimum.  And to make us use orange pips and pointy hats...done, Moftiss.  So done.

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Acrylic painting of Jeremy Brett I finished this past Friday afternoon. “Baskerville”, 18″ x 24″.

Ms Falk sharing a hearty laugh and happy memories at Clapham Common bandstand, with Mr. David Stuart Davies and Mr. David Burke.  Autographs for KFA from Barbara Wilshere (”The Solitary Cyclist”) and David Burke.

David Burke, Barbara Wilshere, David Stuart Davies...Go look at these!!!  <3 <3 <3

The inimitable and wonderful David Burke in his lawnchair on Clapham Common just over an hour ago for the commencement of Jeremy’s memorial presentation at the Clapham Common bandstand.  Photo by KFA, half of which is in London right now.  :)