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Archives => Archive 23 => Topic started by: bk on July 02, 2012, 12:12:15 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes spoke of show twenty-three, and now it is time for you to post until the Kritzerland Kows come home.
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And the word of the day is: MUMPSIMUS!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Hi all! Busy weekend. Started off with me having one of tired spells Friday night so I went to bed early. Saturday I had a blood draw at 7:30 am and went shopping. For whatever reason I was still tired so I went to bed very early again. Yesterday I mowed the front and back yard, blew the sidewalk and side porch off and washed both dogs.
Well the boss is out of the office this week! Who and Ray!
Vibes to all who need them. Have a wonderful day!
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Good morning, all.
I'm early today because I have to get in four 10-hour days this week. They won't let us work Wednesday and they won't pay us contractors for the day off. I'm just saying, not complaining.
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TOD: I vote for the Laurie Beechman show and include "I Thank You for Your Love" from "A Broadway Christmas."
And speaking of Beechman, a documentary of her life was supposedly filmed a few years back. Does anybody know the name and if it were ever released on DVD?
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Congrats on the success of the latest show, BK.
I second George's message from last night about autographed copies of the "Follies" booklet.
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Good morning, all! I slept so well that I did not want to leave my bed this morning. I remember no dreams at all.
This morning, I must get myself to Toyland to await a shipment of paper from Office Depot. I've got fixes to finish in the scores while I wait. As soon as the shipment arrives, hopefully by noon, I will head back uptown, since I have my final conference phone call on the score of DEAREST ENEMY at 3:00pm. And that's my day.
BK, good news about last night's program!
That is all.
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Good morning, all.
And congratulations to MR BK for what sounds like an OUTSTANDING show. What a great report!
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Congrats to the cast and crew of the latest Kritzerland At Sterling's show!
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And the word of the day is: MUMPSIMUS!
Strange--this is the third time this week I've run across this word--twice on Twitter and now at this here site.
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Luckily, my little neck of the woods was unaffected by the storms that came through Thursday night, but I have relatives and friends whose homes had some damage and/or still without electricty. I'm amazed by just how much destruction was caused by this "pop-up" thunderstorm.
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Greetings from Toyland! Arnold, our cleaning man, has been in and now I can find nothing!
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And MORE congratulations to MR BK & Co. on the success last evening....and of course the continued success of the tome.
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Yesterday - which was the first day of 21 days in a row that I have to be either at the theater OR the bookstore - as I backed out of the driveway, the check engine light came on, and the engine was missing so badly, I was lucky to get to the theatre and back home.
I don't have time FOR THIS. BUT.....I had to take the car to the shop this morning, and I am going to use my nephew's pick up truck to drive to rehearsal tonight.....hopefully the car will be done by Tuesday night's rehearsal.....but quien sabe?
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Check engine lights are the worst. Not because they necessarily mean horrible news, but because in so many cases...you don't have any idea what it means!
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BUT the set has been put up....painting goes on today....and some technical work.....buzzers and telephone bells are being hooked up - and hopefully some of the lighting work will be done today as well.....but after all, we don't open for ten days.
Tonight is the Act One run thru.....which because we can only have one intermission - it includes Act One Scenes One & Two and Act Two Scene One....
Not MR BK'S favorite thing to do to a play, I know.
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Check engine lights are the worst. Not because they necessarily mean horrible news, but because in so many cases...you don't have any idea what it means!
Well.....that is SO true.....however since my engine was bumping along and I had no acceleration.....I figured it was more serious than the gas cap being loose....or the coolant being low.....this time. We shall see.....
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TOD:
Since a Lerner Show was just done......I also vote for the Laurie Show!
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Good God, it's Monday (kind of the opposite of Thank God It's Friday).
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BK,
Please give my regards to Alet and wish her a safe, successful trip.
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Don't you just love this?
The landscaping company we hired to do our mulching and tree trimming was scheduled to come tomorrow (Tuesday).
So, at eight o'clock this morning, we get a call that they are on their way.
:o
After a bit of negotiating, we got them to agree to come this afternoon.
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And MORE congratulations to MR BK & Co. on the success last evening....and of course the continued success of the tome.
Speaking of the tome, I would be remiss if I didn't report having just devoured, with great pleasure and satisfaction, another tome ...
BENJAMIN KRITZER. Fantastic. Simply wonderful. Bravo, sir. More!! More!!
Oh wait, there IS more... :)
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LOL.....that book was my introduction to MR BK as well DR CHAS SMITH. I read it a year or so before I even knew about this here site....although I had noticed MR BK's name on several CD's.
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Monday morning greetings! We have a very quiet week ahead and will probably spend most of it inside in the AC. No break in sight for our heat wave...
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What the flock?
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I agree with George regarding a "possibly" signed FOLLIES CD on my Wish List.
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And the word of the day is: MUMPSIMUS!
I have never had the mumps.
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Congratulations BK on another successful Kritzerland show.
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And the word of the day is: MUMPSIMUS!
I saw that musical. I could never understand how it won the Tony.
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two!
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BUT the set has been put up....painting goes on today....and some technical work.....buzzers and telephone bells are being hooked up - and hopefully some of the lighting work will be done today as well.....but after all, we don't open for ten days.
Tonight is the Act One run thru.....which because we can only have one intermission - it includes Act One Scenes One & Two and Act Two Scene One....
Not MR BK'S favorite thing to do to a play, I know.
Wasn't there discussion here recently about another three-act play that had only one intermission?
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And the word of the day is: MUMPSIMUS!
I saw that musical. I could never understand how it won the Tony.
And never turned a profit.
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BUT the set has been put up....painting goes on today....and some technical work.....buzzers and telephone bells are being hooked up - and hopefully some of the lighting work will be done today as well.....but after all, we don't open for ten days.
Tonight is the Act One run thru.....which because we can only have one intermission - it includes Act One Scenes One & Two and Act Two Scene One....
Not MR BK'S favorite thing to do to a play, I know.
Wasn't there discussion here recently about another three-act play that had only one intermission?
That's how Cincinnati Opera did the PORGY & BESS that Richard and I saw last week.
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
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BUT the set has been put up....painting goes on today....and some technical work.....buzzers and telephone bells are being hooked up - and hopefully some of the lighting work will be done today as well.....but after all, we don't open for ten days.
Tonight is the Act One run thru.....which because we can only have one intermission - it includes Act One Scenes One & Two and Act Two Scene One....
Not MR BK'S favorite thing to do to a play, I know.
Wasn't there discussion here recently about another three-act play that had only one intermission?
That's how Cincinnati Opera did the PORGY & BESS that Richard and I saw last week.
Right! Thank you Ginny. I knew it was mentioned but that was all I rmembered about it.
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Congrats to bk and the Sterlings crew for a successful show last night.
I think a Bacharach show would be best. While we know and love Laurie Beechman, how known was she on the west coast, and are the people that patronize these monthly shows familiar enough with her work to fill the place. But then again, what do I know :)
I'm off to camp. The Aida group is on their own, and today I begin the 8-12 kids with Dear Edwina Jr. It's a great piece by Marcy and Zina, can't wait to start.
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
Nice TCB. Reminds me of what I said in Legally Blonde auditions when my pal Mark was playing for me (bless his heart) and someone said "Ok, go over this piece with Matthew and Mark" and I immediately said, "Luke and John were on their way". Mark took about 5 seconds to "get it".
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Jrand, why aren't you allowed to have two intermissions? It can't have anything to do with the orchestra working into overtime. If that is theater rule, then remind me not to attend if your theater company decides to do THE RING CYCLE.
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
Nice TCB. Reminds me of what I said in Legally Blonde auditions when my pal Mark was playing for me (bless his heart) and someone said "Ok, go over this piece with Matthew and Mark" and I immediately said, "Luke and John were on their way". Mark took about 5 seconds to "get it".
A man after my own heart! ;D
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I have no idea why I got up before six this morning. Even Nicky wasn't ready for eating his breakfast that early. I guess it just seemed really early because with the heavy cloud cover, it was darker than usual.
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I think Ginny must have gone off and left herself signed in to HHW.
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I think Ginny must have gone off and left herself signed in to HHW.
No, DR TCB, I'm still here! I've been on the phone with Amanda, my cardiologist's nurse. Wanted to verify that Dr. Jain had really said I could go off Plavix when I pass the 2nd anniversary of my heart attack (Aug. 3). She confirmed that and said to take it through the 20th. That's great news because it's one of the meds that causes me to bruise and it's the most expensive.
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TOD - BK, I was going to suggest a Bacharach show last week when you asked about albums of yours that should be shows, but I couldn't remember if you'd already done that. You sent me that CD as a sparkling prize for answering a trivia question or something and I love it!
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BK, I have no suggestion on which show to do next, but I do hope that someday you do a Bacharach show when I am in LA!
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Most amusing posts last night about cell phones and apple pie! ;D
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For those who might be interested...and you know who you are...TCM has a wonderful new four film release titled WOMEN IN DANGER. Here ar the titles included (two of these movies are my most faves!)
FEMALE ON THE BEACH with Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler (oh, and Ed Fury 8) )
THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Esther Williams, George Nader, and John Saxon.
WOMAN IN HIDING with Ida Lupino, Stephan McNally, Howard Duff, and Peggy Dow.
PRICE OF FEAR with Merle Oberon, Lex Barker, and Charles Drake.
It is nice to see that Universal is, little by litte, releasing some of their 1950s gems!
(http://shop.tcm.com/img/product/resized/237/00369635-141237_catl_500.jpg?k=294e358d&pid=369635&s=catl&sn=tcm)
The set is currently on sale at WWW.SHOP.TCM.COM
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Had another lunchtime reunion get together. The problem with drinking lunchtime is that I end up catching the wrong train home! Finally made it back home after several train changes.
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For those who might be interested...and you know who you are...TCM has a wonderful new four film release titled WOMEN IN DANGER. Here ar the titles included (two of these movies are my most faves!)
FEMALE ON THE BEACH with Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler (oh, and Ed Fury 8) )
THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Esther Williams, George Nader, and John Saxon.
WOMAN IN HIDING with Ida Lupino, Stephan McNally, Howard Duff, and Peggy Dow.
PRICE OF FEAR with Merle Oberon, Lex Barker, and Charles Drake.
It is nice to see that Universal is, little by litte, releasing some of their 1950s gems!
(http://shop.tcm.com/img/product/resized/237/00369635-141237_catl_500.jpg?k=294e358d&pid=369635&s=catl&sn=tcm)
The set is currently on sale at WWW.SHOP.TCM.COM
You had me at Ida Lupino.
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DR TCB - we only have one intermission because.....at intermission time - ALL 198 people try to go to the bathroom at the same time......
I did do the second intermission for one play....I forget which one....several seasons ago.....the Popcorn/Pepsi stand was only open for the first one....and everyone was confused as to why the house lights were up.....is it over????
So even if a play is written as a three-acter....we do it with only ONE INTERMISSION.
MR BK mentioned when he saw THE BEST MAN that he was glad it was done the proper way.
If he were planning to see THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, I would indeed play it as it lays.
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Had another lunchtime reunion get together. The problem with drinking lunchtime is that I end up catching the wrong train home! Finally made it back home after several train changes.
I hope you stopped for fortification on the way.
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I love THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Mr John Saxon......and some other people.
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My car is done.....one cracked spark plug....total $67 - which makes me very happy.
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
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My car is done.....one cracked spark plug....total $67 - which makes me very happy.
That's great.
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I'm up, I'm up. I was, in fact, up at six. I just stayed in bed and I guess I fell back asleep around eight and slept until the doorbell rang about ten minutes ago - the fellow I work with on certain projects was bringing me the files on two of them to send to the mastering guy.
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
I had to draw "Luke" in Draw Something this weekend. That was hard!
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For those who might be interested...and you know who you are...TCM has a wonderful new four film release titled WOMEN IN DANGER. Here ar the titles included (two of these movies are my most faves!)
FEMALE ON THE BEACH with Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler (oh, and Ed Fury 8) )
THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Esther Williams, George Nader, and John Saxon.
WOMAN IN HIDING with Ida Lupino, Stephan McNally, Howard Duff, and Peggy Dow.
PRICE OF FEAR with Merle Oberon, Lex Barker, and Charles Drake.
It is nice to see that Universal is, little by litte, releasing some of their 1950s gems!
(http://shop.tcm.com/img/product/resized/237/00369635-141237_catl_500.jpg?k=294e358d&pid=369635&s=catl&sn=tcm)
The set is currently on sale at WWW.SHOP.TCM.COM
Wow! Ida gets top billing on that set! I'll bet that Joan is gnashing her teeth!
I watched WOMAN IN HIDING last week on TCM. It was hard to get into until Ida actually went into hiding.
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The poor fellow who was here - I was so groggy I didn't even know what he was saying. I could not focus.
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My car is done.....one cracked spark plug....total $67 - which makes me very happy.
Whew!
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Three!
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I only saw the end of WOMAN IN HIDING on TCM - but it seems like two people got tossed into some kind of grinding machine at a factory....... OUCH!
And just like in SUDDEN FEAR - the two leading ladies were wearing almost identical clothes, making the mistaken demise even more bizarre.....if only someone had worn a sweater of a different color...... B/W movie....but you know what I mean.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
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A lot of movies could have been improved with a quicksand pit.
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A lot of movies could have been improved with a quicksand pit.
Definitely.
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Car is home....all seems to be well. Time will tell.
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Say you were in a play.....and you have lines to learn.....what would be most helpful......on Wednesday, July 4.....a rehearsal of the show OR a day off to work on lines?
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Check engine lights are the worst. Not because they necessarily mean horrible news, but because in so many cases...you don't have any idea what it means!
A co-worker of mine told me that a local (to him) auto shop place told him that it would cost $200 JUST to hook the engine up to the computer that could tell them why the check engine light came on! :o And that's not them doing anything other than having the computer read the car's chip.
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Oh....we open on July 12 ....
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
Very nice. :)
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Check engine lights are the worst. Not because they necessarily mean horrible news, but because in so many cases...you don't have any idea what it means!
A co-worker of mine told me that a local (to him) auto shop place told him that it would cost $200 JUST to hook the engine up to the computer that could tell them why the check engine light came on! :o And that's not them doing anything other than having the computer read the car's chip.
Well the diagnostic/labor was $61 and the part was $5.46.
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Check engine lights are the worst. Not because they necessarily mean horrible news, but because in so many cases...you don't have any idea what it means!
A co-worker of mine told me that a local (to him) auto shop place told him that it would cost $200 JUST to hook the engine up to the computer that could tell them why the check engine light came on! :o And that's not them doing anything other than having the computer read the car's chip.
Well the diagnostic/labor was $61 and the part was $5.46.
That's a lot better than $200 just for the diagnosis.
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Yes indeed it is DR GEORGE. I am very happy.....hopefully it will get me there and back in short order.
I am leaving now for rehearsal so that I can get the rest of the furniture and set dressing onstage before the cast arrives.....
Pictures will be taken......perhaps.
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I never heard of such a thing for the diagnosis, and I have all my servicing done at a dealership.
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CD: ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK, from Kritzerland! :)
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For those who might be interested...and you know who you are...TCM has a wonderful new four film release titled WOMEN IN DANGER. Here ar the titles included (two of these movies are my most faves!)
FEMALE ON THE BEACH with Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler (oh, and Ed Fury 8) )
THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Esther Williams, George Nader, and John Saxon.
WOMAN IN HIDING with Ida Lupino, Stephan McNally, Howard Duff, and Peggy Dow.
PRICE OF FEAR with Merle Oberon, Lex Barker, and Charles Drake.
It is nice to see that Universal is, little by litte, releasing some of their 1950s gems!
(http://shop.tcm.com/img/product/resized/237/00369635-141237_catl_500.jpg?k=294e358d&pid=369635&s=catl&sn=tcm)
The set is currently on sale at WWW.SHOP.TCM.COM
I think I saw all of these programers at the Orpheum Theater in Seattle when they were first released.
I don't recall any of them in any detail.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
Courtesy of DR MBarnum I’ve just been watching LURE OF THE SWAMP. This must be very rare – it’s not listed in either of Leonard Maltin’s movie review books. Making allowing for its low budget, I enjoyed seeing it as something a bit out of the routine, even though the film doesn’t have much resemblance to the colorful poster! I always like seeing bad people come to a sticky end in quicksand. Nice melodic music score.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
Courtesy of DR MBarnum I’ve just been watching LURE OF THE SWAMP. This must be very rare – it’s not listed in either of Leonard Maltin’s movie review books. Making allowing for its low budget, I enjoyed seeing it as something a bit out of the routine, even though the film doesn’t have much resemblance to the colorful poster! I always like seeing bad people come to a sticky end in quicksand. Nice melodic music score.
What's this? A copy sent to Olde England arrives ahead of one sent to NEW England?! :o
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So, this Previn score is great. I've never seen the film, but I wanted to branch out on what little Previn I know -- which off the top of my head, is limited to DEAD RINGER as far as original scores go. This is lovely indeed. Some great cocktail music here, and I mean that in a good way.
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Correction -- there are several films he scored that of course I know and love. I just don't remember them for their music. Will listen better in the future.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
Courtesy of DR MBarnum I’ve just been watching LURE OF THE SWAMP. This must be very rare – it’s not listed in either of Leonard Maltin’s movie review books. Making allowing for its low budget, I enjoyed seeing it as something a bit out of the routine, even though the film doesn’t have much resemblance to the colorful poster! I always like seeing bad people come to a sticky end in quicksand. Nice melodic music score.
What's this? A copy sent to Olde England arrives ahead of one sent to NEW England?! :o
Uh, oh...I did n't think it would arrive so fast to the UK! LOL! DR ChasSmith, I just made a copy this weekend of REFORM SCHOOL GIRL (1957) so you would have a nice picture to add as double feature...and they will go out into the mail this week!
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(http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Reform-School-Girl-Delinquent-Catfight-Movie-Postcard-/00/s/NTQ3WDM5MQ==/$(KGrHqN,!jEE8oF3Min1BPVnqKn+Yw~~60_3.JPG)
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Okay, I
had chose to do a little digital manipulation, but DR Doug R has reached a significant posting plateau!
(http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff302/HHWgroup/DougRs1000th.png)
;D
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Congrats to both DougR and to George on their milestones.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
Courtesy of DR MBarnum I’ve just been watching LURE OF THE SWAMP. This must be very rare – it’s not listed in either of Leonard Maltin’s movie review books. Making allowing for its low budget, I enjoyed seeing it as something a bit out of the routine, even though the film doesn’t have much resemblance to the colorful poster! I always like seeing bad people come to a sticky end in quicksand. Nice melodic music score.
What's this? A copy sent to Olde England arrives ahead of one sent to NEW England?! :o
Uh, oh...I did n't think it would arrive so fast to the UK! LOL! DR ChasSmith, I just made a copy this weekend of REFORM SCHOOL GIRL (1957) so you would have a nice picture to add as double feature...and they will go out into the mail this week!
Excellent!
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BOTH "All In a Night's Work (http://www.kritzerland.com/nightsWork.htm)" AND "Merrily We Roll Along (http://www.psclassics.com/cd_merrilywerollalong.html)" have just arrived!
Hoo and Ray!! ;D
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Okay, I had chose to do a little digital manipulation, but DR Doug R has reached a significant posting plateau!
(http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff302/HHWgroup/DougRs1000th.png)
;D
Wow! Thank you. I didn't even notice.
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Okay, I had chose to do a little digital manipulation, but DR Doug R has reached a significant posting plateau!
(http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff302/HHWgroup/DougRs1000th.png)
;D
Wow! Thank you. I didn't even notice.
Congrats!
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Last night the fireworks were really nice. Went swimming today. It is supposed to get quite humid this week.
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DR Cillaliz I also really like the Summer Olympics. And I also like swimming and diving. I also tend to gravitate towards the sports where Canada can win medals.
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My niece's friend's father was a diver in the Olympics. He was at the pool this weekend diving. My niece was in awe. It was pretty neat to watch.
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Had a really nice lunch with Alet - I'll miss her, but will see her in NY.
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Picked up a couple of packages, finessed the Follies notes (well, more than finessed - really worked them) then sent them to the designer and Mr. Sondheim, did a few track lists, too.
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I get to practice my German soon. I understand some echt Victor Herbert auf Deutsch is headed my way. I made sure to order my copy, Elmore, before Amazon started charging tax in Texas.
Thanks, Druxy, for the heads-up on that.
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Oh golly, this new Bollywood actor is going to be very talented, I can tell!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sd4d8pCrw4&feature=relmfu (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sd4d8pCrw4&feature=relmfu)
Akshay Oberoi is his name.
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Which reminds me, I did not meet my friends to see MAGIC MIKE this weekend, as planned. Evidently, I did not miss much as they all gave it a big thumbs down.
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But it was still better than LURE OF THE SWAMP, I must say.....even though there was no quicksand in WOMAN IN HIDING.
Courtesy of DR MBarnum I’ve just been watching LURE OF THE SWAMP. This must be very rare – it’s not listed in either of Leonard Maltin’s movie review books. Making allowing for its low budget, I enjoyed seeing it as something a bit out of the routine, even though the film doesn’t have much resemblance to the colorful poster! I always like seeing bad people come to a sticky end in quicksand. Nice melodic music score.
What's this? A copy sent to Olde England arrives ahead of one sent to NEW England?! :o
Ohmigod, you've both crossed over to the DARK SIDE!
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I got home at 3:00. The package had not yet arrived when I left, so Office Depot is on the shit list; hopefully it arrived and was accepted by our neighbor. At 3, I had a 2-hour telephone session with our Dublin conductor, and that's my day. I'm taking a cool bath and having some dinner.
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Oh golly, this new Bollywood actor is going to be very talented, I can tell!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sd4d8pCrw4&feature=relmfu (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sd4d8pCrw4&feature=relmfu)
Akshay Oberoi is his name.
"...going to be very talented"?? I think he already is. ;)
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Has this been posted here?
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
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Had another lunchtime reunion get together. The problem with drinking lunchtime is that I end up catching the wrong train home! Finally made it back home after several train changes.
I hope you stopped for fortification on the way.
Oh! Fortification!
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
See, Danise, I told you Anderson liked me better than you!
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Say you were in a play.....and you have lines to learn.....what would be most helpful......on Wednesday, July 4.....a rehearsal of the show OR a day off to work on lines?
A rehearsal of the show, but early in the day. If you give them the day off, they won't look at their lines.
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Has this been posted here?
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
Yes, but it's okay to repost it...VERY okay! :D
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I have absolutely no interest in seeing Magic Mike or anything else currently playing.
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She looks like Joanie from HAPPY DAYS.
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
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DR Cillaliz I also really like the Summer Olympics. And I also like swimming and diving. I also tend to gravitate towards the sports where Canada can win medals.
Ice fishing? ;)
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Congratulations to George and to Doug for millstones.
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
Kathy Griffin has known he was gay for ages. That is why they are such good friends
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
Kathy Griffin has known he was gay for ages. That is why they are such good friends
I know...but I've never seen/heard her say anything about him being gay on the air. Now that he's publicly acknowledged it, I just wonder if she'll talk about it.
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
Kathy Griffin has known he was gay for ages. That is why they are such good friends
I know...but I've never seen/heard her say anything about him being gay on the air. Now that he's publicly acknowledged it, I just wonder if she'll talk about it.
So far all of her tweets have been very positive.
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Barely survived the first day of Dear Edwina Jr. That's all I'll say about that. It should get better as time goes on.
And that's all I have.
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
Kathy Griffin has known he was gay for ages. That is why they are such good friends
Even my mother and I knew he was gay,
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I did think he came out in a very classy way
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I think Ginny must have gone off and left herself signed in to HHW.
No, DR TCB, I'm still here! I've been on the phone with Amanda, my cardiologist's nurse. Wanted to verify that Dr. Jain had really said I could go off Plavix when I pass the 2nd anniversary of my heart attack (Aug. 3). She confirmed that and said to take it through the 20th. That's great news because it's one of the meds that causes me to bruise and it's the most expensive.
So glad to read this!
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
My thought was "And the point in saying what everyone already knew was?"
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
I had to draw "Luke" in Draw Something this weekend. That was hard!
I gave up on that game. I couldn't draw anything.
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Kathy Griffin had Anderson on her show last week...or was it the week before? Anyway, I wait to hear what she's going to say about it on her show this week.
Kathy Griffin has known he was gay for ages. That is why they are such good friends
I know...but I've never seen/heard her say anything about him being gay on the air. Now that he's publicly acknowledged it, I just wonder if she'll talk about it.
So far all of her tweets have been very positive.
And here's the lovely couple:
(http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff302/HHWgroup/AndersonandKathy.jpg)
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I gotta tell you - the whole day somehow whizzed by. But I've gotten a lot done and more to come.
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Car is home....all seems to be well. Time will tell.
Glad to hear that. It aways scares the heck out of me when the "Check Engine" light comes on. And then to find out that it's nothing but the fact that Bonnie hit her thirty thousand mark.
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
See, Danise, I told you Anderson liked me better than you!
Oh, poo. I had my arms around him. On national TV---Beat that!!! :) Possession is nine tenths of the law!!!
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Anderson Cooper non-news and in the best way possible:
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/07/anderson-cooper-the-fact-is-im-gay.html
See, Danise, I told you Anderson liked me better than you!
Oh, poo. I had my arms around him. On national TV---Beat that!!! :) Possession is nine tenths of the law!!!
I wonder if he would let me appear on his show to discuss my leg problems. He seems very concerned about people not having access to a washer and dryer. I could explain that mine are located down a flight of stairs!
Oh well, he is rumored to have a long-time partner.
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Good evening.
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Congrats on the success of Kritzerland at Sterling's, BK!
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Enjoying my air conditioning and feeling sorry for the hundreds of thousands who still don't have power.
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The Encores! cast recording of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is available for preorder (http://www.amazon.com/Gentlemen-Prefer-Blondes-Encores-Recording/dp/B008BCHADE/ref=pd_rhf_gw_shvl19) and will be released on September 4, 2012!
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We have Matthew and John here this morning, but seem to be missing a Mark and a Luke.
I had to draw "Luke" in Draw Something this weekend. That was hard!
I gave up on that game. I couldn't draw anything.
That's usually part of the fun!
But I also quickly learned the secret to playing--you have to get a stylus in order to draw half decently.
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Ava Gardner's speech patterns and cadence in MOGAMBO sound remarkably like Lucille Ball in her I LOVE LUCY days. Did she take elocution lessons from her for this movie?
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I went to P.T this morning, and then took my friend, Carole, out to lunch. Whew, the day has worn me out.
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When I got home, I found out that my fellow high school alum, Bob, is now at peace. My prayers go out to all of Bob's family and friends; but most of all to his son Pete, who was forced to make a decision that no child should have to make for his parent.
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G'night!
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TCB is going to bed already? but i just got here
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Did I miss TCB's millstone
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Spoo, guess i missed George's millstone
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Great news about Sterling's last night!
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Doug reached 1000! Congrats!
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Spoo, guess i missed George's millstone
Actually, so did I. ::)
;)
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When I got home, I found out that my fellow high school alum, Bob, is now at peace. My prayers go out to all of Bob's family and friends; but most of all to his son Pete, who was forced to make a decision that no child should have to make for his parent.
TCB, my condolences to you and to Bob's son and family.
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My sister just called and she, her daughter, our cousin and his wife will be getting back from the beach soon, so I'm off to my parents' for dinner, visiting and probably card and/or Scrabble playing.
Until later.
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I love THE UNGUARDED MOMENT with Mr John Saxon......and some other people.
I read this as "I had an unguarded moment with Mr John Saxon... and some other people" I thought we were about to have a preview of your memiors!!
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My car is done.....one cracked spark plug....total $67 - which makes me very happy.
Good news!
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Congratulations to all for reaching their respective millstones!!!
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I am watching Oliver Twist on PBS
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Enjoying my air conditioning and feeling sorry for the hundreds of thousands who still don't have power.
I found out that the insurance company where I work actually covers the food in your refrigerator and freezer, minus the deductible, of course. I don't know if you had any other claim to make, but don't forget to add the food to the list if you do. Or if you foie gras and truffles were rendered inedible, then maybe you have a claim.
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Ava Gardner's speech patterns and cadence in MOGAMBO sound remarkably like Lucille Ball in her I LOVE LUCY days. Did she take elocution lessons from her for this movie?
Debra Messing taught them both.
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Congrats, TCB on your milestone, too.
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Now watching Elizabeth and Philip ... a Love story
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Watched one motion picture. Am feeling very antsy - don't know why. Maybe I'll take a drive or something. Don't really feel like watching anything else right now.
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Watched four (4) Outer Limits.
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Night, all.
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Six!
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You know what? I still don't have anything to say.
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I gotta tell you.
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I ended up watching a Beck movie - they're pretty short and it turned out to be a really good one. Then the Kritzerland designer came by to get a Follies program, so we can use its title page in the booklet. We're doing the lavish treatment for this one - twelve pages, full color.
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I ended up watching a Beck movie - they're pretty short and it turned out to be a really good one. Then the Kritzerland designer came by to get a Follies program, so we can use its title page in the booklet. We're doing the lavish treatment for this one - twelve pages, full color.
Can't wait!!