In
the woodlands of burgundy
A
bright light of impressionism
Was
cut down by Prussian rifles
In
the name of French imperialism
His
corpse left decaying in a ditch
Found
by his father under burgundy skies
A
founder member of a movement
Unnamed
until long after his demise
“The Spirit of St. Louis” is a biographical drama, based on the book by Charles A. Lindbergh adapted by Charles Lederer and Directed by Billy Wilder.
The film is a Biography of Charles “Slim” Lindburgh’s life, covering the
period from his days on the precarious mail runs in aviation's infancy with his
friend Bud Gurney (Murray Hamilton) to his solo transatlantic crossing from Roosevelt
Field on New York's Long Island to Le Bourget Airport in Paris.
But he was more than a pilot because Charles Augustus 'Slim'
Lindbergh (James Stewart) co-financed the Spirit of St. Louis, a fabric-covered,
single-seat, single-engine “Ryan NYP” high-wing monoplane which he jointly
designed with Ryan's chief engineer Donald A. Hall (Arthur
Space).
But the drama of the story comes once he is
airborne and alone in the empty skies with only the open ocean below him.
Does anyone know if Alfred Sung?
Does
anyone think is Sean Young?
Does
anyone know is Koo Stark?
Would
anyone know was Yvonne Darke?
I bought some new Aftershave,
You
should try it
It
smells of sunflower seeds
The
birds really love it
Divorce is…
Cathartic, purification
Therapeutically purgative
Like colonic irrigation
When a narcissist’s riding of
The
tunnel of love is planned
He’ll
want to sit alone in a car
So,
he can hold his own hand
Bimbette had to fill out a form
A
task she found hard to perform
Finally,
she only had one box to go
Where
it said “sign here” she wrote Leo
