A tribute to George Reeves and the cast and crew of the
Adventures of Superman

JACK LARSON GUEST STARRED ON LAW AND ORDER FANS OVERWHELEMED BY PERORMANCE Dramatic Role worthy of an EMMY AWARD Jack traveled to New York City during the week of November 30 through December 4 to guest appear in an episode of NBC's Law and Order: Special Victim's Unit. Jack was very excited about the experience. He admitted to having to brush up on his dramatic acting skills. It's been a long time since Jack dug himself into a dramatic role. When I first congratulated him he had a slight nervous chuckle. But he is very please with the opportunity to act again. Jack playeed a grandfather of a dashing young man who is spreading AIDS to woman. The episode, titled "Quickie" appeared on Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Many of Jack fans submitted e-mails to congratulate him and express their delight to seeing him perform. A package containing all the e-mails was sent to Jack on Jan. 19 and on February 6, TAC received a call from Jack. Jack very much appreciates all the well wishes and comments we sent him. Nineteen in all. On one note, he gave me the origins of his character name Dewey. It was Jim Nolt who picked up on the name during his watching of the show recalling Dewey as the name of Jack's dog. For Law and Order, the producers wanted to make sure Jack took the part so they incorporated the dog's name Dewey into the story. It was an attempt to make sure Jack didn't bail out on the role. They also went through the trouble of dispatching an escort from NY to LA to make sure he did the episode by bringing him to NY. According to Jack it was way overkill because Jack was excited to do the episode. Thanks to Bill Dillane for Vidcap. Congratualtions to Jack Larson from the TAC. Anyone interested in hiring Mr. Larson for his writing skills and/or acting talents can contact the Gersh Agency. Business inquiries only. See Jack's speech at Leslie Caron's Star induction on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Thanks to Joe Kryzynski for the link.

What's got Clark's and Perry's undivided atttention? Another Character Actor Mini-Bio release by Bruce Dettman Documents: Now Posted: Lane Bradford

Last Update: February 7, 2010 AM Miss Noel Neill Noel's filing cabinet Interview with Noel Neill Book Review Interview with Noel by Jennifer Contino NOEL NEILL APPEARANCES * Noel and Larry will be appearing at the Hollywood Celebrities Show in Chicago on March 13 and 14, 2010. * Noel and Larry will be appearing at the WONDERCON2010  in San Francisco on April 2-4, 2010. To review Noel Neill's travels in 2003 - 2009, rummage through her files, and read what some of her fans have to say, check out the Noel Neill Page -- Scoops of News -- For past articles and features please refer to the Tables Of Contents Page. * 2009, A YEAR IN REVIEW (For 2006, 2007 and 2008 Year In Reviews see Table of Contents) * Phyllis Coates Interview in Filmfax No. 122. On stands now at Barnes & Noble. Click here to see 1st page. *   JOHN DOUCETTE: A FINE CHARACTER ACTOR The John Doucette Gallery By Colete Morlock *   TAC BACK ISSUE NOW      ON-LINE. Visit Richard Potter's           George Reeves Forever Now Posted: Issue 1 - Feb. 1988 by Don Rhoden   * YOUR SUPERMAN COSTUME    If you were a "Baby Boomer," and Superman was your favorite television show, perhaps you owned a Superman costume. Maybe you still have a photo of yourself in costume. If so, please share it with us at TAC and we will post it HERE with your story. * Noel Neill Statue * Age of TV Heroes TwoMorrows Publishing   * Bruce Dettman Documents: Page 1: 2006 - 2008 Page 2: 2009 Now Posted: Lane Bradford * Looking for all those vintage articles and photos of George Reeves from throughout his career. Lou Koza presents Saving George Reeves the CD-Rom Presentation. Plus: Eddie Caro interviews Lou Koza about his Saving George Reeves CD presentations at Glass House Presents. * Candid photo image of George Reeves at Disneyland July 17, 1955. Anaheim, Ca. Larger Image   * Corbis Images George Reeves Camille Lanier / Toni Lanier Site found by Serena Enger         LINKS * Listen to Jim's interview with Toppie Lincicome (recorded July 2, 2008) * Please feel welcome to join the GR-TAC Google Discussion Group * You are welcome to join Dave Schutz's Superman message board. * Please visit Carl and Leslie Glass at the GLASS HOUSE PRESENTS tribute to George Reeves. Includes Superman Bloopers Page. * Richard Potter provides a wonderful journey and George Reeves tribute through his George Reeves Forever web-site. Speakers or headphones are a must. Enjoy to the max. * Refer to Mary's George Reeves Fan Site for a wonderful trip through a Gallery of photo still and lobby cards. * 40 Acres, of wonder and glory courtesy of Kipp Teague. * Listen to and buy Old Time Radio adventures. Illustrator Alley Randy Garrett Ron Gross Brian Postman Since 1989, the readers of The Adventures Continue, through donations and proceeds from sales of certain items, have contributed a total of $17,731.49 to the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America George Reeves was National Chairman of MG in 1955 (December 1, 2009) Read letter of appreciation from the Esther Land of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America By George By Mike Curtis, writer and publisher Order your copy Strange Visitor From Another Planet By Mike Curtis' A follow-up to By George. Mike can be reached at shandafa@windstream.net How to order here Superman Companion By Peter Murano. Order your copy TOP SHELF Leave It to Boomer: A Look at Life, Love and Parenthood by the Very Model of the Modern Middle-Age Man (Paperback) By Jerry Zezima Capes, Crooks & Cliffhangers Heroic Serial Posters of the Golden Age By John E. Petty & Grey Smith Foreword by Superman's "Lois Lane" Noel Neill Amazon: purchase details FLIGHTS OF FANTASY: The Unauthorized but True Story of Radio & TV's Adventures of Superman. Cover by Randy Garrett. For more information click here and Michael J. Hayde. Also available from Amazon.com is Michael's book My Name is Friday: The Unauthorized but True Story of Dragnet and the Films of Jack Webb Beyond Lois Lane by Larry Ward Superman Vs Hollywood By Jake Rossen Suspense This four-disc DVD collector's set was released on July 24 from Infinity Entertainment and Falcon Picture Group. The series featured many of Hollywood and Broadway's most legendary stars, including Boris Karloff, Charlton Heston, Paul Newman, Rod Steiger, Anne Bancroft, Jack Lemmon, John Forsythe, Hume Cronyn, Peter Lorre, Leslie Nielsen, Eva Gabor, Lloyd Bridges, Jack Palance, Jack Klugman, George Reeves, Lee Marvin, Eva Marie Saint, Jackie Cooper, Stella Adler, Joan Blondell, Cloris Leachman, Brian Keith and many others. (Another 60 lost episodes should soon follow.) Superman on Film, Television, Radio and Broadway by Bruce Scivally Speeding Bullet: The Life and Bizarre Death of George Reeves The second edition. By Jan Alan Henderson and publisher Michael Bifulco Information and order form Behind the Crimson Cape By Jan Alan Henderson and   Steve Randisi Order your copy (Reviews) The Godfather of Grappling By Gene LeBell Gene was George's friend and personal physical trainer. Order your copy Superman: Serial to Cereal Purchase a mint copy of Gary Grossman's Superman: Serial to Cereal direct from Gary Grossman. And if you tell him Jim sent you, he just might autograph it for you. Now only $29.95. Superboy and Superpup: The Lost Videos A companion book by Chuck Harter Starring Johnny Rockwell and Billy Curtis respectfully. Price: $20, plus $5.00 first class shipping.  Total cost: $25.00 For those interested send check or money order to: Chuck Harter 6906 Treasure Trail Los Angeles, CA 90068-1838 The Astronaut's Tale From Jan Alan Henderson on January 24, 2004: I spoke with Jack Larson, and he informs me that an Astronaut's Tale was released by Albany Records. Jack wrote the libretto and narrates this wonderful opera. It is available at Tower Records outlets as well as Amazon.com. It has a terrific cover by one of the finest artists of our time, David Hockney. Order More Than A Day from Amazon.com. For background information on this CD, read "From The Editor." Executive Action By Gary Grossman Available at Amazon.com (Fans of the Adventures of Superman will notice some familiar character names) Executive Treason By Gary Grossman Available at Amazon.com (Guess who comes to the rescue in this one? See page 488) Spaceman Lost by Michael Bifulco Review by Ralph Schiller Review by Scott Summitt Order your copy When Teens Were Keen by Pam Munter Order your copy Superman On Television: Tenth Anniversary Edition By Michael Bifulco Order your copy     The Adventures of Superman on DVD     Adventures of Superman Season 1     Adventures of Superman Season 2     Adventures of Superman Seasons 3 and 4     Adventures of Superman Seasons 5 and 6     TV Guide ad - 1967 Compliments of Carroll Hall   Photos of the Month February 2010 Previous "Photos of the Month" Send E-mail  "Like The Only Real Magic -- The Magic Of Knowledge"