I think it’s just within the Asheville city limits, but I’m not sure. I’ll check on Monday.

Strangely the 2nd Marx movie I saw was Room Service, which I have to admit I didn’t really like that much

Mightn’t that have something to do with the fact that it’s not good?

But AMC from 1990-94 was just a great station.  Amazing station.

Oh, there was a time when it was the bee’s knees, the bobcat’s claw and the lobster’s dinner shirt, but that was even earlier. Of course, somewhere in the mid-90s it started earning the idea that AMC stood for “Audie Murphy Channel” with its plethora of bad 1950s westerns and it went downhill from there. I’m always amazed it’s still on.

GO INTO YOUR DANCE. Bottom of the bill WB musical

Bottom of the bill? I never thought of it as such.

Here’s the new link.
http://buncombe.wordpress.com/2009/11/07/the-center-still-holds/

Strangely the 2nd Marx movie I saw was Room Service, which I have to admit I didn’t really like that much.

AMC is where I saw a lot of this stuff, either that or now defunct rental stores (Video Vault had a lot of oldies).  But AMC from 1990-94 was just a great station.  Amazing station.  It’s where I first saw Hunchback, Animal Crackers (AMC showed the Paramounts, I also rented those), also Scarface.  Also AMC is where I first saw a ton of Wheeler & Woolsey, since they apparently got a lot of old RKO stuff on the cheap.

AMC was also where I first saw stuff like Island of Lost Souls and The Old Dark House.

Is this limited to the city limits or does it extend to the entire county?

When did I fall in love????

I do nothing normally. I think it was THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. A film I will never fall out with.

And, two week’s later thanks to NYC’s self-same Million Dollar Movie, GO INTO YOUR DANCE. Bottom of the bill WB musical . LOVED it! Missed what would be my paternal grandmother’s last birthday to watch it one more time. “Please Mom! It’s cold out! And my throat is sore’!”

Went through my “formative” years doting on Universal horror and Warner’s musicals and gangster epics.

And never rued a moment or looked back.

For me it was the late fifties at a drive-in in the pouring rain watching Godzilla, KOTM. I was hooked for good!

Many of the designs she created in the movie are remeniscent of the nuns habits

The film more or less suggests this in the scene where young Gabrielle gives the nuns’ habits a very careful once over at the orphanage.

I see the Mountain X is just letting non members post what ever they want and members like Dial are moderated to death while anonymous folks like Jeff Turner get posted almost immediately. Ummmm can you say biased and bending under political pressure from the likes of Wally Bowen and company? How many more members that have supported you without question are you going to run off mountain X?  Its the reason I and others have switched to other forums rather then here!