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Just found a cool new site for Serials, if your as hooked on the cliffhangers as much as I am. This site may be worth looking at. It’s called Creepy Classics, here’s a link to the serial. They have lots more things to look at on the home page. Enjoy !
The Green Hornet 1940
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Without a doubt, this is one of the hardest serial one sheets to acquire. This thirteen chapter serial, based on the immensely popular radio show, pits a crime-fighting publisher against the forces of the underworld. Donning his disguise and accompanied by his assistant Kato, the Green Hornet takes on a racketeer menacing the city. Kato was originally created as a Japanese martial arts expert, but with the unpopularity of the Japanese due to the war, his nationality was changed to Korean.
Keye Luke, who played Kato in "The Green Hornet", was a Chinese-American playing a Japanese character. When the U.S. got into World War II, he changed nationalities again as Kato was turned into a Filipino. Luke first became famous as Lee Chan, the #1 son of Charlie Chan. In later years, he worked in a number of different films and supplied the English dubbing for such films as "Gigantis", "Rodan" and "Enter the Dragon". He became well-known to another generation in the early 70's when he appeared as Master Po on the "Kung Fu" TV series.
Created by Fran Striker, who also brought the Lone Ranger to life, the Green Hornet was first heard over Detroit's WXYZ radio station on January 31, 1936, and became an instant sensation. By day Britt Reid, crusading publisher of the Daily Sentinel and great-nephew of the Lone Ranger himself; by night the Green Hornet (Gordon Jones) and his aide Kato(Keye Luke) fight gangsters and racketeers, all the while pursued by the police who mistakenly think the Hornet to be as great a menace as the criminals he battles. This dramatic poster offered here, featuring a wonderful image of the Hornet, is typical of the Universal serial one sheets, which featured different art for each and every chapter.
THE GREEN HORNET. Universal. 13 chapter serial. Directors: Ford Beebe; Ray Taylor. Adapted from a radio serial, these are the adventures of newspaper publisher Britt Reid (Gordon Jones) who becomes the masked Green Hornet by night to take on the city's seemingly massive amounts of corruption. By his side is his faithful manservant and scientific wiz, Kato (Keye Luke), who employs judo at times. The two drive in a souped-up sedan called “Back Beauty” that can go like the devil and whose engine sounds like “a giant African hornet.” No one knows if the Hornet is out to get evildoers or if he's just another villain himself. In chapter three the Hornet takes on a sinister flight school that arranges for its young students to die in “accidents” so that the creeps who run the school can collect the insurance money. There are also fixed elections, protection rackets, and accidents at the zoo. A bit with a runaway bus in chapter six is genuinely thrilling, and a runaway train sequence in a later chapter is even better. There are also some lively fisticuffs throughout. Some of the cliffhangers are fairly lame, and sometimes the Hornet doesn't even manage to escape in time (he doesn't get out of a runaway car before it crashes but his injuries, naturally, aren't severe). The Green Hornet isn't a top-notch serial, but it does hold the attention and has its moments. Jones is quite agreeable in the part, very laid-back as Reid and more authoritative and menacing as the Hornet. Luke and Anne Nagel (Reid's gal Friday, who always sticks up for the Hornet) have little to do but do it well. A young actor who plays Johnny in chapter seven actually shows real emotion when he discovers his brother has been murdered by some hoodlums -- something rare in these serials. The major problem with The Green Hornet is the utter blandness of its chief villain, a double-chinned guy named Monroe who gets up from behind his desk for exercise on only two occasions. He's not a bad actor, just a blah archenemy. The score consists mostly of a bowdlerized version of Rimsky-Korsakov's “Flight of the Bumblebee” from his opera The Tale of Tsar Saltan (1900). Guess that's as close to the musical evocation of a hornet that they could find. {Available on video.} -- William Schoell
The 13-episode Universal serial The Green Hornet is based on the radio series of the same name. Gordon Jones stars as Britt Reid, crusading young publisher of the Daily Sentinel, who matches wits with the underworld by disguising himself as the Green Hornet. So far as police are concerned, the Hornet is himself a criminal; this misunderstanding enables Reid to operate "outside the law" to battle criminals and racketeers. In the course of the serial, Reid and his faithful valet Kato (Keye Luke), the only living person who knows the true identity of the Hornet, take on a crooked insurance racket, an auto-theft ring and a dishonest flying school. Others in the cast include Anne Nagel as Reid's secretary Lenore "Casey" Case, and Wade Boteler as thick-headed detective Michael Axford. A TV version of The Green Hornet appeared in 1966, with Van Williams as Reid and no less than Bruce Lee as Kato.
Gordon Jones, usually a comedy actor (shades of Seth Rogan's 2011 version!) plays it straight as Britt Reid, aka The Green Hornet, in this initial film serial version, based on the famous radio show. Keye Luke is Kato and Anne Nagel is Miss Case, Jones' secretary. Paper for this exciting serial is quite scarce, and this title card for chapter three is full of dramatic action. Fortunately, the complete 13 chapter serial is now available in excellent quality on DVD.
Just found a cool new site for Serials, if your as hooked on the cliffhangers as much as I am. This site may be worth looking at. It’s called Creepy Classics, here’s a link to the serial. They have lots more things to look at on the home page. Enjoy !
The Green Hornet 1940
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The Green Hornet Strikes Again 1941
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THE GREEN HORNET STRIKES AGAIN. Directed by Ford Beebe and John Rawlins. Warren Hull is handsome and stalwart as The Green Hornet (newspaper owner Britt Reid) in this second chapter-play based on the exploits of the radio crime fighter [who later had his own comic book adventures as well as a TV series]. As in the first serial, The Hornet and his partner Kato (Keye Luke) are busy quashing the anti-social activities of a ruthless syndicate, such as a phony lottery that exploits the poor. Other characters include the lovably gruff Irish reporter Michael Axford (Wade Botelier) and his teasing associate Lowry (Eddie Acuff), Reid's pretty and admiring secretary Lenore (Anne Nagel), and Grogan (Pierre Watkins), who is the low-key but slithery leader of the racketeers. At one point the gangsters hit upon the idea of forcing a wealthy woman to sign checks over to them while a female crony awaits a call from the bank. There's an interesting segment in which ownership of some oil wells depends upon the date of a contract which has been doctored. The Hornet still drives his souped-up sedan and uses his gas gun to put adversaries to sleep. One sequence shows a helpless worker in a plant with terrible safety conditions falling to his death in a smelter; Hull doesn't have much of an emotional reaction to this but one could say that the Hornet was inured to violent death, even of innocents. One of the best cliffhangers shows a car with the struggling Hornet inside rushing onto a bridge that is rapidly rising high up into the air. Using Flight of the Bumblebee as the theme music is one thing, but the serial is also full of snatches of semi-classical music that are inappropriate and only distract from the action. Foranti, the head of a crooked association, is essayed by Jay Michael, an actor who has a colorful and unusual style of playing. Not top-notch, perhaps, but all in all a credible and entertaining serial.
Working to capitalize on their huge success with the Green Hornet serial of 1940, Universal Studios put into production this follow-up serial continuing the masked crusade of wealthy newspaper publisher, crime vigilante Britt Reid/The Green Hornet and his Filipino valet, Kato. Warren Hull took the reigns as the Hornet in this 15 episode chapter play and Keye Luke returns as Kato. The story of the Green Hornet debuted on radio in 1936 and continued until 1952. Other than radio and the two serials released in 1940 and 1941, there were comic books and a television series in the 1960s as well as a feature film version made just last year based on the character!
Created by Fran Striker, who also brought the Lone Ranger to life, the Green Hornet was first heard over Detroit's WXYZ radio station on January 31, 1936, and became an instant sensation. By day Britt Reid, crusading publisher of the Daily Sentinel and great-nephew of the Lone Ranger himself; by night the Green Hornet and his aide Kato fought gangsters and racketeers, all the while pursued by the police who mistakenly thought the Hornet to be as great a menace as the criminals he battled. The Hornet first appeared on movie screens in 1940, with this follow-up produced quickly thereafter. Starring Warren Hull as the Verdant Avenger and Keye Luke as his black-clad assistant, this serial is a fast-paced gem, as the Hornet and Kato battle racket after racket, leading up to a climactic encounter with archcrook Crogan (Pierre Watkins).
Warren Hull’s only non-Columbia serial was The Green Hornet Strikes Again (Universal, 1940). Gordon Jones had starred in the first Green Hornet serial the preceding year, but Hull’s popularity as the dual-identity hero of The Spider’s Web apparently made Universal anxious to enlist him for the similar Green Hornet role. Like the Spider, the Green Hornet was a lone-wolf crimefighter hunted by the police, and, again like the Spider, was secretly a well-respected member of society–Britt Reid, editor of the Daily Sentinel. In the serial, Hull as Reid tackled a city-wide crime syndicate in print (as Sentinel editor) and in person (as the Green Hornet) with the help of his Oriental valet Kato (Keye Luke). The Green Hornet Strikes Again was a good sequel to a good original, and Hull stepped into the Green Hornet part with ease, talking in two differing voices to distinguish between Reid and the Hornet. His slickness was well-suited to sequences that featured Reid quizzing evasive syndicate front men, and he became believably tough and menacing when intimidating gangster in his Green Hornet guise.
Serial number: 44739, LN: 5918
Type: 737-8AS
First flight date: 12/05/2016
Test registration: -
Plane age: 5.8 years
Seat configuration: Y189
Engines: 2 x CFMI CFM56-7B26
B&W Serial
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Livery: La Voix.
La Voix is a Quebec, Canada reality talent show as part of the international television series franchise The Voice, based on the original Dutch version of the program created by John de Mol.
The series is part of the The Voice franchise and is based on a similar competition format in The Netherlands entitled The Voice of Holland. The series is structured as three phases: blind auditions, battle rounds and live performance shows.
The first season of La Voix premiered on the TVA on 20 January 2013 and ended on 14 April 2013. It featured Marc Dupré, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Marie-Mai and Ariane Moffatt as the coaches. During the seasons mentors also took part. They were Daniel Bélanger, Claude Dubois, Annie Villeneuve and Fred St-Gelais. The series was produced by Stéphane Laporte and hosted by Charles Lafortune. The winner was Valérie Carpentier from Ariane Moffatt's Team. (Wikipedia)
La Voix est une téléréalité québécoise diffusée sur TVA depuis le 20 janvier 2013 et animée par Charles Lafortune. Il s'agit d'une adaptation d'un concept néerlandais. Les coachs sont Éric Lapointe, Isabelle Boulay, Louis-Jean Cormier et Marc Dupré, les trois premiers remplaçant Ariane Moffatt, Jean-Pierre Ferland et Marie-Mai après la première saison. La deuxième saison est commencée depuis le 19 janvier 2014. C'est également la version de The Voice la plus regardée au monde, selon Charles Lafortune au Gala Artiste, une semaine après la finale. (Wikipedia)
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Serial Number 484
MFR Year 1995
Former:
Armée de l'Air (French Air Force) 484
EMB-312F
An uprated version built for the French Air Force, the EMB-312F is equipped with Telecommunications Electronique Aeronautique et Maritime (TEAM SA, part of Cobham plc) avionics, Thomson-CSF (now Thales Group) navigation aids,[71] increased fatigue life, propeller and canopy de-icing system and a ventral airbrake.[112] The first EMB-312F flew on 7 April 1993.
The HP50G needs to have flag -33 cleared and -78 set to use the hardware serial port, but -78 isn't available from the flags menu. Use <> in RPN or CF(-33) SF(-78) in Algebraic mode to enable the port.
This screenshot was made with the HP50G's built-in screenshot function and my Bluetooth HP82240B emulator.
c'è in giro un serial killer di bambole...
attenzione è molto pericoloso...
sceglie le sue vittime tra i giochi meno utilizzati dai bambini...
e vi si avventa con ferocia inaudita...
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EJERCICIOS DE ENTRENAMIENTO DE RESCATE MARÍTIMO CON PROTECCIÓN CIVIL DE LEPE / AGUSTA-WESTLAND AW-139 (SERIAL 31202) SOCIEDAD DE SALVAMENTO Y SEGURIDAD MARÍTIMA (SASEMAR) EC-KLN (PLAYAS DE LEPE)
Dallmeyer serial numbers are now available on line at - www.samackenna.co.uk/Dallmeyer/index.html - this is the extensive work of the late Sean MacKenna.... Above is a transcribed section from page 219 in the stereo lens production book, the book covers Jan 1863 to 1866, lens numbers 4638 to 10759, these are all 4,3/4 inch Petzvals, #820 lenses, #410 stereo pairs !! The other 'missing' numbers will be other types of lenses and can be found in the other books. The lenses are made in batches of 12, 10 or 8 probably the number mounted at one time on the grinding head..... My lens, 8358, the optical grinding was started Sept 27 1864 by Mr Bicknell, the brass turning by Mr Dillow was finished Oct 15th 1864.
Have you listened to the Serial podcast yet? I started it within the last week, and I love it. It's a rather tense whodunnit (and what the heck happened?!) story, concerning the real-life murder of a high school student in 1999. Lots of people on the internets are discussing the show and the case, so this is my contribution.
This non-sequitur appeared in episode 5. As the host Sarah Koenig and show-intern Dana Chivvis drove around town, discussing the case, Dana saw a sign alongside the road. "There's a shrimp sale at the Crab Crib," she remarked, the "Crab Crib" being a seafood market. I've had this phrase stuck in my head since I first heard it, and I immediately knew I needed to stitch it.
This piece of cross stitch was done on white 14-count aida fabric. I couldn't make a decent-looking shrimp-shape, so I only managed a crab. The anchors were added to help divide the quote from the information at the bottom. I designed and made this stitch just today, so it's still in the embroidery hoop.
Serial #: 1351/SFC011 J-5011
Nicolas «Vincent» Rossier
F/A-18 Hornet Solo Display
Fighter Wing 11
Swiss Air Force
RIAT 2019
AIRBUS A320-251 NEO (SERIAL: 10453) PEGASUS AIRLINES (TC-NCV) / AEROPUERTO DE SEVILLA (LEZL - SVQ) ESPAÑA-SPAIN
El avión con matrícula TC-NCV es un Airbus A320-251N (NEO), perteneciente a la aerolínea de bajo costo turca Pegasus Airlines.
Características clave:
Matrícula: TC-NCV
Modelo: Airbus A320-251N (NEO)
Número de serie (MSN): 10453
Edad: Es un avión relativamente nuevo, ya que su primer vuelo se realizó el 16 de marzo de 2021 y fue entregado a Pegasus Airlines el 28 de abril del mismo año.
Motores: Está equipado con motores de nueva generación CFMI LEAP-1A26, que son más eficientes en consumo de combustible y más silenciosos que los motores de la generación anterior (como el A320ceo).
Configuración: Tiene una capacidad de 186 asientos, todos en clase económica.
Nombre: El avión ha sido bautizado con el nombre "İlkim".
Detalles de su operación:
Como parte de la flota de Pegasus Airlines, el TC-NCV se utiliza principalmente para rutas de corto y medio recorrido, conectando los principales aeropuertos de Turquía con destinos en Europa, Oriente Medio y Asia Central. Su base de operaciones principal es el Aeropuerto Internacional Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) en Estambul.
Es importante destacar que el "NEO" en su nombre (New Engine Option) se refiere a la versión modernizada del popular A320, que incorpora mejoras significativas en eficiencia y rendimiento, lo que lo hace ideal para una aerolínea de bajo costo como Pegasus.