The following articles were added to the Article Archive in 2012:
1932: “I’m Not So Sure,” Says Clark Gable
1939: The Hilarious Friendship of Clark Gable and Andy Devine
1934: Clark Gable Cuts the Apron Strings
1937: Clark Gable Answers the Call of the Wild
1931: Why Women Go Crazy About Clark Gable
1940: I Was Afraid of Rhett Butler
1934: Let’s Go Home with Clark Gable
1940: A Woman’s Lowdown on Clark Gable
1955: Clark Gable’s Haunted Love Life
1955: Clark Gable: His Life Story
1936: A Heart to Heart Letter to Carole Lombard and Clark Gable
1938: Why is Carole Lombard Hiding Out from Hollywood?
1932: Would You Like to Be Mrs. Gable?
1957: She Calls Him “Pappy” But She Calls Him “Darling”
1940: Two Happy People Part IV
1936: Is Carole Lombard in Love At Last?
1961: The Secret Clark Gable and Kay Never Shared
1940: Two Happy People Part II
1933: Behind the Scenes with Jean and Clark
1950: This Was the Lonely Heart
1961: Clark Gable as I Knew Him
The following films were Movie of the Month in 2012:
No March? Ooops.
New, well–new vintage, reviews were posted for the following films:
Over 700 pictures have been added to the gallery in 2012! We are now at over 10,700 photos!
What’s Coming…
I have several radio shows that I need to dust off and put on the site. I’ve had them awhile, but when I changed formats to WordPress I had to delay posting them. I am hoping to get them up in the next few weeks.
Also I have a big stack of articles to type, so they’re coming out, one by one!
Thank you, Clark Gable fans, for your support! There is so much more to come and I appreciate everyone’s encouragement!
Happy New Year!
Clark Gable, Van Heflin, Gary Cooper and Jimmy Stewart, New Years Eve 1957
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For fans of Clark Gable, classic movies and the 1930′s/40′s, being able to read these articles is PHENOMENAL! Thank you so much for all of them! I’m planning on spending a snowy afternoon hunkered down with a mug of hot cocoa and plunging into them all! Happy New Year — and THANK YOU!