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“I went down to the demonstration, to get my fair share of abuse.”
It never hurts to throw a Rolling Stones song in, now and then. These are some then and nows concerning the touting of various viewpoints around San Francisco. Some of them I’m all for, some of them I’m not clear on, some of them are historic now, and some of them are issues of color, like blondes, brun...
The Western Neighbor Project, in partnership with Cinema SF, and Bay Area Movies were kind enough to compliment me on my website, and invite me to their screening of the 1964 film ‘Good Neighbor Sam’. They’ll be showing the movie at the Four Star Theater at 23rd Avenue and Clement Street this coming Thursday, May 28th. I’ve never been in the Four Star Theater, and I’m looking...
I went out to Niles yesterday afternoon for the second day of the three day ‘Chaplin Days’ Festival they have in the historic little town each year. I wanted to catch the 2:30 showing of his 1915 film, ‘The Champion’. It’s always a fun weekend to take pictures out there, or go on a walking tour. I took some recent shots, and re posted a few pictures from previous Niles visits...
Rincon Hill, below Market Street, was originally the “Nabob” Hill of San Francisco in the mid 1800s. (Nabob, a reference to rich snobs, would be where Nob Hill got its name) Three developments would change the area of rich mansions into an industr...