There is something about owning an autograph that is special. Just the fact of owning a piece of some scrap signed by someone you admire. In the realm of Dorothy Parker fandom, it appears there are lots of her signatures floating around online auctions these days. All command $200 to $300. But are they real?…
Author: Kevin Fitzpatrick
Of TV Movies and Fetishists
The What the Hell Book Shop has additions in the video section. People asked what movie screenplays Dorothy Parker worked on, so look here. There are some changes on the Links Page. See the link to the site for men who really do like girls who wear glasses… www.dorothyparker.com
New & Improved Section
New page on the site, The Gallery. It is where all oddball Parker items are going to be gathered. First on the page are a 1975 TV Guide Article about a Parker TV movie, and Two Parker Autographs. Have a look. www.dorothyparker.com
Parker Updates from Coast to Coast
There hasn’t been many updates lately to the site, mainly due to the Parker Society having meetings at Yankee Stadium. But with the World Series drawing near, we take time to add some great new items to Dot City. From time to time we get mail about Mrs. Parker and her life in Pennsylvania. So…
Pennsylvania Postcards & Leg It To Louisville
Just to tease you Dotheads Dept. — a Parker fan in Bucks County, Pennsylania, promises to take and send photos in of some of Dottie old hangouts in her neck of the woods. Stay tuned to Dot City! Another Dorothy Parker play is about to hit the boards, this time in Bourbon Country. October 7,…
Theatre Scene: Such A Pretty Little Picture
Is it the fall weather? There are three prime Dorothy Parker productions going up in the next six weeks in the Big Apple, the Sun Belt, and the Blue Grass State. Parker No. 1: The first production will find Dottie fans on a trek to the mega-cool, lets-get-pierced-and-drink-cheap Lower East Side of Manhattan. Every couple…