[Alberta's Child]

Very interesting. Some of these myths can possibly be traced to a book called A Night to Remember or something like that, which was written years later and was supposed to be a "definitive" account of what happened that night.

[calex59]

Very interesting. Some of these myths can possibly be traced to a book called A Night to Remember or something like that, which was written years later and was supposed to be a "definitive" account of what happened that night.

I forget which network did it but back about 1954 A Night to Remember was done as a tv movie, If I recall correctly, and it was one of the best Titanic stories I have seen.

[re_nortex]

Very interesting. Some of these myths can possibly be traced to a book called A Night to Remember or something like that, which was written years later and was supposed to be a "definitive" account of what happened that night.

The film version of the book will be shown on TCM on Saturday night, April 14, 2012 at 10:00 PM Eastern time. Those on the FreeRepublic Titanic ping list will get a reminder a couple of days before.

By the way, if you want to join that low-volume, no-spam ping list, just FReepmail me. Interest in RMS Titanic is peaking as the 100th Anniversary of her tragic maiden voyage approaches in just a few more days.