Tag Archives: François Truffaut

Les petits bleus

Posted on May 20, 2018 by Parisian Fields

Elderly guidebooks let you visit Paris in the past. We have three. Two date from 1927 – Muirhead’s Paris and its Environs (Blue Guides), and the Express Guide to Paris and Environs (Publications Anglo-Américaines) – and one from 1950: Nagel’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris civic functions, Paris history, Paris maps | Tagged Baisers Volés, Bourse, cartes-télégrammes, Central Telegraph Office, François Truffaut, George Medhurst, Grand Hotel, Petit télégraphiste, petits bleus, pneus, télégrammes pneumatiques, William Murdoch | 10 Comments

One thing leads to another

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Parisian Fields

We both like to listen to Web radio while we work. We were particularly pleased to discover that Radio Classique, which we listen to in Paris (at call number 101.1) is available on the Internet. (Go to the site, click … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris film, Paris music | Tagged A Little Romance, Claude Klotz, Crime aux Champs-Elysées, Diane Lane, e = mc2 mon amour, François Truffaut, Georges Delerue, Geroge Roy Hill, Laurence Olivier, Le Mépris, Patrick Cauvin, Pissenlits par la Racine, Thelonious Bernard | 18 Comments

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