Bait, Movie, 1954

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1950 Chevrolet Styleline De Luxe

1942 Ford GPW

1946 Ford Super De Luxe Station Wagon

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DidierF ◊ 2015-05-15 00:31	written, played and directed by Hugo Haas. This time, the no-good woman is Cleo Moore, but she is not that no-good, while Haas is a no-good man, involving the not-to-become-no-good John Agar in his no-good Gold Fever: But don't trust mean Haas who has a cunning plan… … Actually not cunning at all, and the movie is a complete bore past the twenty first minutes. A last look at Cleo Moore … and two glimpses at one of dsl's favorite jewels: Spoiler - click here to see it … et ce sera tout pour aujourd'hui.
dsl ◊ 2015-05-15 00:47	DidierF wrote … and two glimpses at one of dsl's favorite jewels I assume you're focused on the sewing machines . The Singer Sewing Machine Company was never part of the mighty Rootes group, with a US origin in 1851. But I can still make a connection as their UK factory was in Clydebank beside Glasgow. And the coincidence extends further, as that factory closed in 1980, just before the Rootes factory at Linwood closed.

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◊ 2015-05-15 00:31

written, played and directed by Hugo Haas.

This time, the no-good woman is Cleo Moore, but she is not that no-good, while Haas is a no-good man, involving the not-to-become-no-good John Agar in his no-good Gold Fever:

But don't trust mean Haas who has a cunning plan…

… Actually not cunning at all, and the movie is a complete bore past the twenty first minutes.

A last look at Cleo Moore

… and two glimpses at one of dsl's favorite jewels:

Spoiler - click here to see it

… et ce sera tout pour aujourd'hui.

dsl

◊ 2015-05-15 00:47

DidierF wrote … and two glimpses at one of dsl's favorite jewels

I assume you're focused on the sewing machines :whistle:

. The Singer Sewing Machine Company was never part of the mighty Rootes group, with a US origin in 1851. But I can still make a connection as their UK factory was in Clydebank beside Glasgow. And the coincidence extends further, as that factory closed in 1980, just before the Rootes factory at Linwood closed.

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