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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

I thought it would be appropriate to post this during Halloween season. When I was a kid, Ben Cooper costumes were big deal. I, usually, ended up with a cheap imitation or a homemade costume. Anyway, Ben Cooper is long gone and was bought by another company that makes similar costumes.

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I had the Frankenstein (I remember being disappointed because it didn't look like Frankenstein and had the stitches in the wrong places), and the Batman. Had Superman, too.
 
This is a long shot, but I'm going to have a go at it anyway... it's one of my earliest memories, and something that I'd love to kinda solve.

I must have been around 4 years old, and my grandmother who lived next door was the first in the family to get a color TV. My older brother got to sleep over there and watch TV one night when I wasn't allowed for some reason, and the next day told me of some great movie he saw (pretty sure it was in black and white though). I have a very vague recollection of his saying that it had to do with this guy who was an artist, then one day someone either poisoned him, or put something in eyedrops (or soap maybe) he was using, that blinded him. I don't remember anything much else about that, but remembered that I REALLY wished I had seen the movie too, alas... at that time it was virtually impossible. Had my mom check the TV guide periodically to see if it was replaying... but no to avail.

Anyhow, I recently started watching the 1 hour Alfred Hitchcock episodes and it reminded me of that early memory. I'm thinking there's a remote chance it might have been one of those that he saw... really just a poke in the dark though.

Can anyone think of any movies or TV dramas that involved an artist somehow being blinded, pre 1965? I figure there's no place better to come for this kind of thing that here :).
 
This is a long shot, but I'm going to have a go at it anyway... it's one of my earliest memories, and something that I'd love to kinda solve.

I must have been around 4 years old, and my grandmother who lived next door was the first in the family to get a color TV. My older brother got to sleep over there and watch TV one night when I wasn't allowed for some reason, and the next day told me of some great movie he saw (pretty sure it was in black and white though). I have a very vague recollection of his saying that it had to do with this guy who was an artist, then one day someone either poisoned him, or put something in eyedrops (or soap maybe) he was using, that blinded him. I don't remember anything much else about that, but remembered that I REALLY wished I had seen the movie too, alas... at that time it was virtually impossible. Had my mom check the TV guide periodically to see if it was replaying... but no to avail.

Anyhow, I recently started watching the 1 hour Alfred Hitchcock episodes and it reminded me of that early memory. I'm thinking there's a remote chance it might have been one of those that he saw... really just a poke in the dark though.

Can anyone think of any movies or TV dramas that involved an artist somehow being blinded, pre 1965? I figure there's no place better to come for this kind of thing that here :).



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