Robert Culp... http://www.google.com/hostedne...HNqivcJT2HAD9ELCDB83

He and Bill Cosby made a great team in I Spy!!
Peace.

He was in "The Long Years" on The Ray Bradbury Theater too. But he'll always be "Mr. Outer Limits" to me. "The Architects of Fear", "Corpus Earthling", and "Demon With A Glass Hand" are three of the best episodes. His acting was one of the reasons.

Robert Culp and Peter Graves both went so suddenly. So sad.

June Havoc, passed away at 97 years old. Gypsy Rose Lee's sister, (Baby June in the musical)

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03.../30havoc.html?src=mv

Herb Ellis.
Great guitarist - I got to see him several times.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03...ellis.html?ref=music

Enjoy his Zen Strings: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL9HPYu0NKs
Peace!

(Hey, Pard! I thought that was your horse tied in front of the general store!)

Charlie.

Also, The Trouble With Harry.

Darn, he was cool!

Since Cori didn't, I will. Just think of the coming notoriety of the coroner who examines the coroner who examined her!

Actress Lynn Redgrave, star of Bradbury's Walking on Air.

Obituary here.

Lena Horne

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lena_Horne

My Lena Horne family’s story: Back in the early 60s my parents would go to Las Vegas once a month. On one of those visits they were sitting in the lounge of the Sands hotel, being that 5 p.m. was the cocktail hour. The only other group in the lounge was Frank Sinatra, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.

From the port-hole in the swinging doors to the kitchen Sinatra say Lena Horne walk by. He sent Lawford to fetch her and invite her to join them for a drink. As soon as she sat down an extremely nervous waiter came over to tell Ms. Horne that she was not “allowed” in the lounge…being a person of color and all. Frank told the waiter to fetch him a phone. In these days a phone was brought to a booth and plugged into the wall. Frank made a call, said something into the phone and then handed the receiver to the waiter. After a short one-sdied discussion the waiter quickly left and just a quickly came back with a bucket of champagne. Ms. Horne stayed with the Rat Pack and enjoyed her champagne. To this day we wonder if that waiter was soon buried out in the desert.

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Originally posted by jkt:
The only other group in the lounge was Frank Sinatra, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.

So, just a few regular guys, eh? Hardly worth mentioning.