DOROTHY B. HUGHES ~

That's Humphrey Bogart & Gloria Grahame

from the stylish film noir (1950) of the same title

directed by Nicholas Ray.

Dorothy Hughes, a Yale Younger Series poet (1931)

wrote a masterpiece (1947) right up there with Raymond Chandler

if you're looking for a unbeatable read in the crime genre.

GREAT CINEMA ~

"I know what gold does to men's souls"









The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
from the novel by the mysterious B. Traven
directed by John Huston
starring his father Walter Huston
plus two fellows by the name of
Humphrey Bogart (better than Casablanca)
and the way under-appreciated
Tim Holt
who starred in Stagecoach,
The Magnificent Ambersons
My Darling Clementine
and this masterpiece by Huston.