Jeanette/Nelson Cyber Monday Week Sale!
This year it appears we had Black Friday Week and now a Cyber Monday week as well! Some books and magazines are on sale. To see what’s available:
Books by other authors: Recommended is K.T Ernshaw, whose real name was Laurrie Garner. She had a relationship with Nelson and even though her book To Love Again is a novel, she based her main character on him. Her other published novel is under her real name.
Poetic Memories series: Recommended is at least Volume 1 which features an in-depth biography section, with photos and letters, of Irene Scott, the woman who was early friends with Blossom Rock (Jeanette’s sister) and later was privy to years of written correspondence of Nelson Eddy’s mother, Isabel.
Mac/Eddy Today Magazines: These continue to be published and contain hundreds of rare photos, articles and behind-the-scenes information about what went on in the lives and careers of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. In the book Sweethearts, a line or two may be quoted from a celebrity, friend, family or fan interview. Many of the complete interview transcripts, documents, letters, legal papers and other documentation referenced in the book are presented in full. The magazine has been called “The most beautiful magazine of its kind”.
Mac/Eddy Today book compilations: Currently all the early magazines from #1-#61 are available in book form – 4 magazines reproduced in each book. Note that we still have a handful of originals of some of these issues, maybe 1 or 2. Contact us if there’s a certain one you’re looking for.
You may also be interested in our 2025 Calendar as well. It’s not on sale but if you’d like a 2024 calendar for free with purchase of the 2025 one, we have a few left and will include it in your paid order so you can enjoy using it for December! While supplies last!!
Happy Holiday season!
Jeanette MacDonald | Nelson Eddy
They were “America’s Singing Sweethearts” of the 1930s. They starred in classic movies like Naughty Marietta, Rose Marie, Maytime, New Moon, in live opera, on radio and in early television… And yes, Virginia, they did have an off-screen romance but because of MGM studio boss Louis B. Mayer, were never allowed a legal U.S. marriage. If you are already a fan of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy or are just discovering them – Welcome!