It’s a little known fact that Beatrix Potter was a much sought after mesmerist in the early 20th century.
Franz, in this picture, is in the process of: a. being hypnotized by a strange being from another planet. b. being hypnotized by Rasputin. c. being hypnotized by Teddy Roosevelt. d. being hypnotized by Beatrix Potter.
The treatment of drugs injected directly into his head cured Ben of sleepwalking.
In this picture, Ben is: a. receiving instructions from the mother ship. b. undergoing an experimental lobotomy. c. having lots of different kinds of drugs injected directly into his head. d. trying to impress a girl. e. wondering why he went into show business.
His giraffe farm was famous from Santa Monica to Hermosa Beach, but no further.
Funnily enough, Ford Sterling: a. drove a Sterling, not a Ford. b. was the only Keystone Kop to wear a kilt to ward off demons. c. and Gloria Swanson vowed to beat up Charlie Chaplin, but never followed through. d. kept fit by raising giraffes. e. had a secret dream. No one ever knew what […]
To battle writer’s block, she relaxed with a cup of tea and goat’s milk. The other answers are just silly.
Spyri, who wrote the children’s classic, ‘Heidi’, dealt with writer’s block by: a. charging up the Matterhorn barefoot. b. tossing heavy boulders into a ravine. c. flinging herself about while crying, ‘Why? Why? Why?’ d. marching around the town square counting backwards from 10,000. e. enjoying a cup of tea with just a drop of […]
Yes, it is a blessing that The Little Blind Legless Cat never made it into production.
Now that we know about his mom, let’s take the Jean Renoir kwiz. Jean Renoir and Edith Piaf: a. never dated seriously. b. were the mixed doubles ping pong champions of France in 1938. c. co-wrote a script, The Little Blind Legless Cat, which was thankfully never produced. d. exchanged friendship lamps. e. cheated at […]
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