Our LATEST news . . . .
Two new albums are shaping up on our sale site, Shutterfly.com. You'll find prices there and a very special offer we're making to introduce My Corner of Pennsylvania and My Side of Montana. From the menu on the left, click on New in the ACR Gallery for more information. And also, sample all the Along Country Roads albums while visiting.
Go to New in the ACR Gallery page for links and more information.
Remember, if you order an 11 x 14 print from any album, you'll also receive a free 8 x 10 print to complement your purchase. Taking advantage of this offer, one can easily build a nicely themed wall, room, or hallway.
Think too of how you might apply such wall decor to your shop, office, or reception area.
Our website,
Appraising Your Novel.com, has undergone a complete revision now with a
section devoted to FAQs and an explanation of The Narrative where novel
structure is discussed and substantive editing is described.
At the summersrun.wordpress.com blog, there are photos of child actors who endeared themselves to millions of movie goers back in the 1940s and Fifties especially. Margaret O'Brien, for one. She continues appearing in films periodically, following a career that began nearly seventy years ago!
Also, many filmgoers fondly remember Jane Powell, especially her leading role in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, opposite Howard Keel. Tidbits and photos from her early days are featured at summers.wordpress.com alongside Claude Jarman, Jr.
Noteworthy is the recent group photo featuring Jarman, Russ Tamblyn, Dean Stockwell, and two leading ladies who began their careers as child stars, Jane Powell and Elizabeth Taylor during the latter's high school graduation at a buffet hosted by MGM Studios. Also pictured is Tom Irish, from the film with Taylor, Father of the Bride. Check out the blog at: summersrun.wordpress.com
Also, pictured there is an item concerning MGM's Little Red Schoolhouse where child actors were taught and tutored. Claude Jarman, Jr. and Jane Powell are pictured in class.
January 22, 2011. Scenes from the Los Angeles premiere of The Yearling, staged there in December, 1946, are also featured on the Summers Run blog.
January 30, 2011. There is now a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section at the conclusion of our sample chapters from Summers Run: An American Boyhood. Click on the Summers Run item on the left to read more about this "feel-good-at-the-end" novel set in contemporary rural Pennsylvania.
February 2, 2011. Jody Baxter, played by Claude Jarman, Jr. and Flag the Fawn are pictured at the summersrun.wordpress.com blog.
February 6, 2011. Gregory Peck is pictured on our blog, summersrun.wordpress.com
February 21, 2011. Remember Lobby Cards? Some from The Yearling are featured this week on the summersrun blog.
March 3, 2011. Several dozen sunset photographs are now available for viewing at our sale site. Simply click on this link, http://www.shutterfly.com/pro/alongcountryroads/AlongCountryRoads.com There you'll find Montana's Big Sky in all its glory. Many of these shots were taken from our back deck. Enjoy! There are twenty albums to view, and the sunset shots are grouped under Sunsets (some) or My Side of Montana (all).
March 24, 2011. Remember June Lockhart? This popular actress maintains a career that began in 1938 and continues today. She played Twink Weatherby, an uncredited role in The Yearling. More information and a photograph from that motion picture at our blog, summersrun.wordpress.com
March 30, 2011: New blogs for your review, focused on the states of Big Sky Montana http://mysideofmontana.blogspot.com
and the Keystone State, Pennsylvania:
http://mycornerofpa.blogspot.com
April 25, 2011: Shutterfly, our sale site, offers what it calls a "Share Site". You can go there to see some featured photographic work plus information on ordering and our current specials. Simply click http://www.alongcountryroads.shutterfly.com
April 26, 2011: We are continuing to feature The Yearling as our focus on Summersrun's Blog. Simply click: summersrun.wordpress.com
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