Starring San Francisco: When Welles Shanghais the City
Film noir loves San Francisco. So what happens when you add Orson Welles to the love match? First, his character Michael O'Hara refers to our...
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kmsinsf said:
September 23, 2009 12:59 PM
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I think its ok to say Frisco if it was in 1947. The ban began in 1990. Old timey sayings are ok, as are people over 60 (say, if they are speaking of fond memories of "frisco" during the time they were stationed here in the Navy).