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Monday, November 12, 2012 12:24:37 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled How to order The Summers Runs Series:
James said, " Simply go to afeelgoodnovel.blogspot.com or mycornerofpa.blogspot.com OR mysideofmontana.blogspot.com Scroll down the blogs to the bottom of the first page, and you’ll be able to click through to the books of the series. There are..." more
Friday, November 2, 2012 8:48:38 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Click Here to Go There:
James said, "The website and blogs associated with this blog are available for your viewing. The main website anchor can be found at www.alongcountryroads.com Blogs are now My Corner of Pennsylvania, http://mycornerofpa.blogspot.com and My Side of..." more
Monday, July 30, 2012 10:40:34 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Oscar winners with Shirley Temple:
James said, "Harold Russell is shown on the left, history’s only Oscar winner for the same role. Russell won Best Supporting Actor for his role as a disabled veteran in The Best Days of Our Lives, the Best Picture of 1946. He was also presented an honorary..." more
Tuesday, May 29, 2012 9:46:29 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Claude Jarman, Jr. with sister, Mildred Anne:
James said, " It’s thought this pleasant scene is from the premiere of The Yearling. However, it may be the Academy Awards of 1947 when Claude was presented an Oscar for the Best Juvenile performance. "
Thursday, May 3, 2012 3:34:38 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Just Under 100,000:
James said, " words, my next novel in the Summers Run series. The publisher is in a bit of a dilemma in categorizing this one. Is it a: Young Adult Young Adult Coming-of-Age A Literary Work An Intergenerational Novel Or should it be classified as General..." more
Tuesday, April 24, 2012 12:50:00 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled After The Yearling?:
James said, " This artful angle shot of Claude Jarman, Jr. was likely snapped during or slightly after principal photography on The Yearling was finished. The motion picture was released in the spring of 1947 nationwide after its Los Angeles and New York City..." more
Saturday, April 14, 2012 4:58:29 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Jackie Cooper’s Treasure Island:
James said, " was released in 1934. Here he’s shown with Wallace Beery, moviedom’s all-time favorite bungling outlaw, loveable rogue and rascal, and favorite big lug. Beery played Long John Silver and also teamed up with Jackie in The Champ, another..." more
Saturday, April 14, 2012 4:58:29 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Jackie Cooper:
James said, " His career began in the silent screen era and extended clear into the late 1980s when he made his last appearance before the cameras. Television fans will remember him as a naval officer and the lead in the television series, Hennesy, back in..." more
Saturday, April 14, 2012 4:58:29 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled The Our Gang Years:
James said, " Here he’s pictured on the right with some of the original Our Gang from the Hal Roach studio. Roach produced the earliest of this popular serial as silent films. Cooper’s lineage included actors and performers, including an uncle,..." more
Monday, April 9, 2012 11:42:12 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Claude Jarman, Jr. and father:
James said, " somewhere on the studio lot, it would appear. The Jarman family located temporarily in Los Angeles after Claude passed his screen test for the part of Jody Baxter in The Yearling. His selection by director Clarence Brown is a story only Hollywood..." more
Monday, April 2, 2012 10:44:01 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled More on Bobby Driscoll:
James said, " Young Driscoll led a charmed and star-studded life during his early career. He enjoyed frequent radio appearances and in the fledgling television dramas of the day. Regrettably, by age fourteen, he developed severe acne and had also tasted heroin,..." more
Friday, March 30, 2012 6:55:30 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Treasure Island’s Bobby Driscoll:
James said, " Unlike most of his contemporaries, child actor Bobby Driscoll did not come up through the ranks to stardom trailing after parents in the film industry or who migrated from Vaudeville. His father was in the insulation business in Cedar Rapids, Iowa,..." more
Friday, March 30, 2012 6:55:30 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Treasure Island’s Bobby Driscoll:
James said, "Treasure Island’s Bobby Driscoll. "
Sunday, March 25, 2012 8:19:25 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled New blog, updates:
James said, "The website and blogs associated with this blog are available for your viewing. The main website anchor can be found at www.alongcountryroads.com Blogs are now My Corner of Pennsylvania, http://mycornerofpa.blogspot.com and My Side of Montana,..." more
Thursday, March 22, 2012 11:25:32 PM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled The Yearling’s Publicity:
James said, " Jody and The Yearling plus Claude Jarman, Jr. were often profiled in the screen and popular magazines of the era, during the film’s general release in 1947. "
Sunday, June 12, 2011 9:54:58 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled When Ol’ Slewfoot came callin’:
James said, " This studio still depicts Claude Jarman, jr., Jane Wyman, and Gregory Peck and their resolve after the region’s black bear raided the homestead and killed the family calf. The bear scene is remarkably realistic and required a trained bear, a..." more
Sunday, June 12, 2011 9:54:58 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Planting “tobaccy” in The Yearling:
James said, " The family hopes for better fortunes were riding on planting tobacco seedlings for a much-needed cash crop. Here are Claude Jarman, Jr. and Gregory Peck as Penny Baxter, “Pa,” discussing what a successful crop might mean..." more
Monday, May 30, 2011 11:43:05 AM
James Cotton wrote a blog post titled Early scene from The Yearling:
James said, " This scene is among the earliest shot for The Yearling and introduced filmgoers to Jody Baxter, played by Claude Jarman, Jr. This motion is reported to have cost $4 million to produce and was first released in December of 1946. The bulk of the..." more
Sunday, April 12, 2015 3:21:14 PM
James Cotton added a picture to his Profile Gallery