John West Wrote:
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> FCI67 at San Lazaro in January 1967. I am
> told she was quite the movie star, perhaps
> somebody can provide details.
See [
ngdiscussion.net], below, and the link thereon
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> FCI stood for Ferrocarriles Interoceanico,
> one of the narrow gauge lines absorbed into
> NdeM. I have no idea why the lettering was
> never updated.
Muchas Gracia por el Photo, Señor -
Especially appropriate, as
'Seven Samurai' was notably lacking in railroad action
(which is a prerequisite of most really good westerns, IMHO).
-
Roosso (muy) Loco
p.s. IIRC, the Hollyweird career of N
deM #(1)67 faded considerably after the 'Scarlet Harlot' -
D&RGW / C&TS #483 - stole Leading Lady roles from her in 1968 and 1970
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pps. IMHO, the date should be changed to May 7th! Then the soundtrack from Magnificent
Seven - starring FCI #(1)67 - could become the theme music for the holiday!!
Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 05/05/2015 09:55PM by Russo Loco.