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Category Archives: Mysteries
Break Out the Popcorn
Hi there, guys and dolls! Are you still taking up real estate on your couch? Well, for this week’s Raves n Faves I have some fantabulous films for you, by the clever and controversial director, Otto Preminger. They’ve got power, … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s fun, 1950s glamour, 1960's, 1960s movies, 50's Fashions, 50's Movies, 50's Slang, Americana, Ben Gazarra, black and white movies, blogaday, Carol Lynley, city life, Classic Movies, cocktail culture, Communication, Conversation, Coversation, daily blog, David Niven, detectives, entertainment, Etiquette, Family, family life, fashion, Fiction, Fictional Characters, flirting, France, Gossip, Great Britain, Historical, historical fiction, Hollywood, intrigue, jealousy, Jean Seberg, Jimmy Stewart, Laurence Olivier, Lee Remick, Love, Marriage, movie stars, movies, Mysteries, Nightlife, Nostalgia, Otto Preminger, Pop Culture, postaday, Raves and Faves, Retro, Romance, romantic suspense, Scandal, slang, Small town, Social Mores, Socializing, suburbia, suspense, Uncategorized, Vintage
Tagged 1950's Movies, 1950s, 1950s etiquitte, 1950s glamour, 1950s wives, 1960's, 1960s movies, 50's Movies, 50s dating, 50s fun, adventure, Anatomy of A Murder, Ben Gazzara, Bonjour Tristesse, Bunny Lake is Missing, Carol Lynley, Cinema, city life, courtroom drama, Criterion, David Niven, Deborah Kerr, directors, Duke Ellington, etiquette, Eve Arden, fashion, Faves, Francoise Sagan, French Riviera, George C. Scott, Glamour, Great Britain, Hollywood, intrigue, James Stewart, Jean Seberg, Laurence Olivier, lawyers, Lee Remick, Michigan, Morals and values, mothers, murder, mystery, Otto Preminger, Raves, Retro, romance, romantic suspense, Scotland Yard, Small town, teenagers, the Zombies, thriller, Vintage, vintage fashion, vintage glamour
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But Have you Seen These
Hi there, guys and dolls! Hanging in there? Hope you are all well and for those of you who are under the weather, may you feel better soon. I’ll bet a lot of you are sitting in front of the … Continue reading
Posted in 1800s, 1920s, 1930's, 1940's, 1950's, Acorn, Australia, Binge Watching, Canada, daily blog, detectives, entertainment, Fiction, Fictional Characters, France, Great Britain, Historical, historical fiction, International, intrigue, murder mystery, Mysteries, Pop Culture, Raves and Faves, Sweden, television series, Uncategorized, Vintage
Tagged 1800s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, Australia, Binge Watching, Canada, crime dramas, Crimes of Passion, Detective Shows, detectives, entertaining, entertainment, espionage, Essie Davis, Faves, Fictional Chararacters, Foyle's War, France, Glamour, Great Britain, historical fiction, intrigue, Maigret, Michael Kitchen, Miss Fishers Murder Mysteries, murder mysteries, Murdoch Mysteries, Ola Rapace, policemen, Raves, Sweden, television series, Yannick Bisson
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Time for Some Delightfully Gentle Reading
Hi there, guys and dolls! Are you all hanging in there? Good, I know you can. Now yours truly is quite comfortable in my lovely nifty fifties world, but I understand that in your modern day life there is a … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Contemporary, Africa, blogaday, book series, books, Botswana, Characters, Cozy Mysteries, Cozy Mystery Series, daily blog, detectives, Fiction, Fictional Characters, Humor, Mysteries, novels, postaday, Raves and Faves, Readers, Reading, reading, Romance, Social Mores, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexander McCall Smith, Book Depository, book series, books, delightful reads, detective novels, Fiction, Fictional Chararacters, gentle reads, Morality For Beautiful Girls, No 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Readers, Reading, Tears of A Giraffe, The Full Cupboard of Life, The Kalahari Typing School for Men
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Looks Like I Lost the Plot
Hi there, guys and dolls! Well, don’t that beat all. I’ve been bamboozled, hangdogged and hogtied. No, and it wasn’t very fun, at all flirty or fantabulous! Let me give you the skinny on the latest. It all started last … Continue reading
Posted in 1950's, 1950s fun, 1950s glamour, 50's Novels, 50's Slang, Alter Ego, Americana, Authors, autographed copy, Blogs, book signing, Book Signings, Book stores, books, Characters, city life, creative writing, Creativity, daily blog, Dating, diary, entertainment, Fiction, Fictional Characters, flash fiction, flirting, Historical, historical fiction, Humor, jealousy, journal, Mysteries, Nostalgia, novels, Pop Culture, postaday, Readers, reading, Retro, Romance, Uncategorized, Vintage, weekend, Writers, Writing, Writing Ideas
Tagged 1950's, 1950's Culture, 1950's Novels, 1950s humor, 50's dating, 50's fun, author event, authors, autographed copy, book signing, books, dating, Funny, Humor, Nostalgia, novels, Reading, Retro, romance, summer, Vintage, Writing
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