Showing posts with label Bing Crosby Golf Tournament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bing Crosby Golf Tournament. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2018

JK Loves A Parade Pt. IV

Hello Everyone!

Make way for more pix scanned from the Kellection of Jack Kelly and Barbara Nichols at the 1961 Palm Springs Mounted Police Rodeo:

JK & BN stop to greet two of the Crosby brothers, who were the parade marshals. The brothers also had a gig going at the "Chi Chi" nightspot in Palm Springs. And, JK had played in their dad Bing's annual golf tournament the previous weekend. Plus, JK, BN & the Bros all appeared in What About Linda?, a TV appeal for the March of Dimes which was airing in syndication in January 1961.
 
JK starts signing autographs again and BN smiles at the kids. The lady onlooker seems caught up in it all.
 
Finally, BN gets to sign an autograph! Incidentally, about two weeks after the parade and rodeo in Palm Springs, she would be seen in probably her best-remembered role: As hospital patient "Liz Powell" in the Twilight Zone episode "Twenty Two" (with its creepy catchphrase "Room for one more, Honey").
 
JK's still busy, so BN makes the best of it.
 
What's everyone looking at?
 
You'll want to keep looking at TDS as the fun goes on. Please stay tuned! :) 


Thursday, May 21, 2015

Tee Time! (Pt. ll)


Time to tee off with JK!

 
 
Yep, that's JK practicing on the set of Maverick for the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament which would take place on Sunday, January 22, 1961. Just look at that concentration, that stance, that dark outfit--why, JK is a veritable Gary Player in cowboy boots! :)
  

 
Here we have a funsome foursome consisting of JK, his golf instructor/occasional Maverick actor Art Stuart, wife Donna Kelly, and a poodle. (Not to be confused with a puddle, which is
 what JK is hitting from.)
 
 
 
Time to go home! Donna lends a shoulder as JK checks his score. (And they'd better watch out for that giant golf ball behind them!)
 
 
 
Another day, another 18 holes. Here, Donna watches as JK pencils in his score at the Rogers Sports Center in the
 San Fernando Valley near Chatsworth, CA.
By the way, that's "Rogers" as in Roy Rogers. The "King of the Cowboys" was
 part-owner of this sports center,
which also contained a skeet-shooting range.
 
 
NEXT TIME: More golfing fun with JK! :)