Haines His Way

I concluded my afternoon with today's AS THE WORLD TURNS. The gay storyline was rpominent today. At one point it looked like the final break-up between luke and Noah. Then on the previews, it seemed like all wasn't exactly over between them. Very soap opera-ish!

Why is it that every time I see LARRY MOORE's name marquee-ing across the screen, I think of A PASSAGE TO INDIA?

Defense Attorney:
"Where is Larry Moore?"

Mob outside courtroom:
"Larry MOORE!  Larry MOORE"

"Give us Larry MOORE"!

Show of hands, please:  how many DRs watched the dvd of William Friedkin's CRUISING last night?

My hand is raised.

I didn't get my copy until today.  But it will have to take its turn in the "queue."

Any myspace members should know that Eldar is online right now.  

Who IS Eldar?

Good news about MAD MEN, DR MATTH.

Jrand - Lest anyone think Milla forgot   - Ms. Farmer's birthday is mentioned in reply #29, on Milla's birthday list, the first listing in fact.  

This is the Birthday Genie

But what about the Birthday Fairy?

Jrand - Lest anyone think Milla forgot   - Ms. Farmer's birthday is mentioned in reply #29, on Milla's birthday list, the first listing in fact.  

Yes, DR FJL....in fact, that is what reminded me!!!  

Back from a fine run-through - no real problems, and all costume changes went smoothly, even the quickest of them.  Of course, we're still missing stuff, but our replacement gal is working around the clock and we'll have everything for our afternoon dress tomorrow.  I let everyone go at three, I helped schelp stuff to the theater, and then came home, but just got a call that they need me to come back because Cason and BJ, both of whom we've been calling since three, have their stupid cell phones off and therefore can't be raised to help us.  Oh, well, I'll be back in an hour, I guess.

Good news about MAD MEN, DR MATTH.

I agree. I was absolutely delighted.

Perhaps there can be an H/K gathering once The Brain opens...between opening night and closing night?  Aside from the obvious...when many will be in town, I mean?

And were you, DR TOMOVOZ, twisting away?

Alas "The Twist" was not a hit here until 1962. The Dance fared better - 1961.  Our first success for Chubby Checker was later 1960's "The Hucklebuck".

This is the Birthday Genie granting you page after page of your name on a marquee.

I suspected there was some method to this madness! Thank you, mighty genie.  I dream of genie with the light brown hair.

For ask bk day:  Whose idea was it to insert the Arlen/Wizard of Oz reference into The Brain's Song orchestration?  

mine.