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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Carousel Coupling at the City Fair
Anybody remember this infamous incident in the annals of Baltimore Babylon? I must have xeroxed a copy of the newspaper ad, which hangs to this day on my refrigerator… The infamous 1987 City Fair cartoon, click for super-sized image. Close-up … Continue reading
Dantini’s “Star-Spangled City: Our Baltimore”
The Star-Spangled City: Our Baltimore (1978) directed by Vincent Dantini (Dantini Films, 1978, 27 minutes, color, 16mm) This labor of love was directed, produced and narrated by hometown history buff and magician Vincent Dantini (I caught his act at the … Continue reading
“Baltimore or Less”: Short Films About Baltimore
(This was a film program I presented in 2005; the flyer was by Mike Rios. Many of the films are available at the Enoch Pratt Free Library.) BALTIMORE OR LESS Short Films About Baltimore Saturday, November 19, 2005, 2 – … Continue reading
Baltimore’s Bawdy Block
America’s Cities of Sin Chapter 3: “Baltimore’s Bawdy Block” by Stephen Hull (Copyright Stag (1952)) THE OLDEST, lushest, bawdiest tenderloin in the United States today is that back-of-the-waterfront area of Baltimore, Maryland, known as “The Block.” Actually the district covers … Continue reading