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Cadillacs Meet The Orioles, 1962
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1982 - Clint Eastwood (Red Stovall) dans HONKYTONK MAN de Clint Eastwood / 1982 - Clint Eastwood (Red Stovall) in HONKYTONK MAN by Clint Eastwood
Pour voir la vidéo : L'essentiel sur HONKYTONK MAN de Clint Eastwood présenté par Fabrice Calzettoni. / To see the video : The Essentiel on HONKYTONK MAN by Fabrice Calzettoni
Chaîne : L’ESSENTIEL SUR LE CINÉMA
L’essentiel sur Clint Eastwood
Texte : Fabrice Calzettoni © sgdl 2022
Fabrice Calzettoni est responsable de la médiation culturelle à l’Institut Lumière et au Festival Lumière, Lyon. Il est animateur des ciné-conférences.
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The Country Place starring Jim Ed Brown and Blake Emmons was produced by Show Biz Inc, the same company that made Hoss Allen’s rhythm and blues show The Beat.
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Maxine Brown give the hand to Teddy Wilburn, with Jim Ed Brown behind, mid 50′s
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On Sunday, Dec. 28, 1952, Hank Williams and his new bride, Billie Jean, attended a musicians union meeting at the Elite Cafe in Montgomery, Ala., where he was asked to sing a few songs. The performance, only four days before his death, would be his last. By all accounts, this photo taken that night at the Elite Cafe is the last known photograph of Hank Williams alive.
The Elite Cafe (pronounced E-light), noted for its steaks and seafood, opened in 1911 on Montgomery Street. The building still stands today, one block from the Hank Williams Museum.
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