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They couldn't find a mic stand to hold all the mics so they used a lot of duct tape to hold all the mics on a one mic stand.
The Fort MacArthur Museum is proud to present what has become one of our most popular signature events. The Great Los Angeles Air Raid of 1942 is the museums celebration of one of the most fascinating and controversial events in Los Angeles History. A night when literally thousands of people both Military and Civilian were convinced that Los Angeles was being attacked from the air, and even from space!!! What really happened that night is a debate that will probably go on for years, but for those of us it's a time to remember the feeling of those early days of the World War II.
The Shakespeare Bridge on Franklin Ave. in the Franklin Hills/ Los Feliz area of L.A. The bridge was built in 1926 and was renovated and retrofitted in 1998 after the 1994 Northridge Earthquake over concerns it would not be able to hold up in the next major quake here in “Shake City”
In 1974 it was designated a Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #126.
Two man hole covers, asphalt & concrete shower street, front yards and driveways with debris when an underground electrical vault exploded which seems to have been caused by a nitrogen leak. Fortunately no one was hurt and only the back window of a car got blown out.
Jack Webb and Harry Morgan with series “regulars“ Viginia Gregg and Del Moore. Fans of the show are especially fond of Virgina Gregg. She appeared in ten episodes of the original Dragnet and thirteen of the later version that ran from 1967-70. All as different characters! My wife and I used to refer to her as a member of the “Joe Friday Players“
Interesting side note, Virginia supplied the voice of Norman Bates' mother in Psycho.