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Showing posts with label Long Beach Press-Telegram. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 17, 2014

Other Newspapers Carrying The Superman Plaque Dedication News

Above, Jack Larson and yours truly. Each paper is running this and other photos by Daily News staff photographer John McCoy.

We're saturating Southern California!

The Daily News article on the Adventures of Superman plaque dedication in Tarzana made it into the paper's Sunday edition on page A3.

Also, other newspapers (they all must be part of a chain) have also published the Daily News article. They include the South Bay Daily Breeze (Torrance and surrounding cities), the Pasadena Star News, the Long Beach Press-Telegram, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, the San Bernardino County Sun, the Redlands Daily Facts, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario) and the Whittier Daily News.

To read the article that all of them are running, go here.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Pierpoint Landing



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An item (above) was emailed to me today by Lou Koza, who currently runs The Adventures Continue website on the Adventures of Superman television show starring George Reeves.

It is a Long Beach Press-Telegram news article on a 1953 location shoot of "The Golden Vulture" episode. The cast and crew were at Pierpoint Landing in Long Beach for the shoot. This jogged a memory for me.

Above, my grandfather and his boat in Morro Bay, circa 1963. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Back in the 1960s, my grandfather used to take us fishing on his boat and we'd occasionally launch from Pierpoint Landing. We'd also launch from Redondo Beach or go up to Morro Bay.

My grandfather was also a fan of the Adventures of Superman in the years preceding his passing in February 1966. He watched it on KTTV-TV Channel 11 in Los Angeles.

Thanks to Lou Koza for this little stroll down Memory Lane!

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