Morning smoke is Five Brothers,coffee and all the bad news you can read in the papers.
Thanks for the info ... the prop aspect maybe not surprising because - as Marlinspike mentioned in response to my enquiry - the MacArthur is "unwieldy" and "impractical" but it surely does make for a great and stylish prop.I was watching an old rerun of Carson tonight from 1977, and Gregory Peck was a guest. He came out clenching a McArthur cob, and gave one to Johnny. He had just finished filming the movie McArthur.
Peck also mentioned that McArthur rarely smoked the iconic corncob, basically just using it as a prop for photos.
Thanks for the info ... the prop aspect maybe not surprising because - as Marlinspike mentioned in response to my enquiry - the MacArthur is "unwieldy" and "impractical" but it surely does make for a great and stylish prop.
With the Big Three consuming tobacco in its different forms - Churchill with his cigar, Roosevelt with his cigarette and Stalin with his pipe - it's good to see the General representing the U.S. with something more substantial, more real, and more traditional than a Camel in a cigarette holder.
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Just curious, ole Tim still hanging in there? We don’t get to see much of him these daysOld London in a Blakemar Aristocrat Rusticated Billiard pipe.