Leonard Nimoy As Sherlock Holmes

Many on Facebook had noted the late Leonard Nimoy's birthday yesterday. 

I spotted a photo of Nimoy playing Sherlock Holmes in a rather campy stage play in 1976. Alan Sues (of Laugh-In fame) played Moriarty. I shared it. Some people weren't even aware Nimoy played Holmes upon seeing the photo (shown above).

My parents and I went to see the play at the now-gone Shubert Theater located at the ABC Entertainment Center in Century City in Los Angeles. Somewhere around here, I have the program from the show. 

Campy though it was, I found it entertaining nonetheless.

Here's a newspaper advertisement:

Here's the cover of the play's program:

One of these days, I should dig around to see if I can find my copy of the program.

The Weird Attack on Paul Pelosi

Above, Paul Pelosi.

The story on the attack on Paul Pelosi is getting more curious by the hour it seems.

The attack was bad enough, but there's much to the story that the drive-by media isn't saying.

Dinesh D'Souza posted on [the now free] Twitter:

Paul Pelosi KNEW his attacker and NAMED him in his 911 call. Media accounts are suppressing this key fact. Listen to the call and you can verify it for yourself. We are not—I repeat not—getting the full story on this. 

It’s one thing for Paul Pelosi to be in his underwear. It’s his own home and it was very early on the morning. The remarkable thing is his assailant was also in HIS underwear. What does that tell you that the media isn’t telling you?  

Where did they BOTH get their hammers? 

As Artie Johnson used to say on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In: Verrry Interesting! 

The Robert Durst Case, Something Interesting

While watching the Fox News Channel's show, Justice w/Judge Jeanine, the Robert Durst story came on and during the story, a letter involved with the murder of Susan Berman flashed on the screen and caught my attention.

Durst is alleged to be the serial killer of a number of people, including Berman.

This is the letter to Susan Berman:

What caught my attention about the letter was the address of Susan Berman: 1527 Benedict Canyon.

Why, you may ask?

Here is a photo of 1579 Benedict Canyon that I took a few years ago:

1579 Benedict Canyon was the home of Adventures of Superman star George Reeves and where he allegedly committed suicide.

Here's how close the Reeves and Berman homes are:

Above, the location of the Reeves home.

Above, the location of the Berman home.

As Arte Johnson used to say on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, "Verrrry interesting!"