Betsy Palmer left us awhile ago; if alive today, she would be 95. And wouldn't we be lucky to have Mrs. Voorhees still with us?
Really, it is a shame Blairstown, NJ doesn't cash in on the "Friday The 13th" fascination. The diner could feature Pamela Voorhees Specials. There could even be a "Mrs. Voorhees Cookbook." What kind of tasty morsels????? Hmmmmmm......Fried Barry and Claudette??????????
And all due to Betsy Palmer's giftedness as an actress.
Long gone, never forgotten, Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That diner is missing a golden opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteBlood pudding, anyone??
rocky road ice cream for dessert; so many possibilities!!!
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
ReplyDeleteI have eaten in the diner; I felt
like I was on a movie set, which, actually,
I was.
I agree they are missing out. I love the
idea of rocky road!
Betsy has turned up twice this past month on the ME-TV and Decades nostalgia channels: both times her appearance was in something so far removed from "Friday The 13th" you'd think it must be an alternate universe.
ReplyDeleteFirst she guested as a cranky old maid in an episode of "The Love Boat"(!), and if that wasn't mind boggling enough the second was in "Love, American Style" as a ghost haunting William Windom. Luckily I had my recorder running on both occasions: definitely curios for the video vault.
My Dear,
ReplyDeleteI never knew she was on either show.
Would love to see it. I knew of her
for years. But Mrs. Voorhees made
her one to be remembered.