I guess the new Aladdin DVD doesn't have the famous "Take off your clothes" moment. And that's not an urban legend. I, Panni, personally saw it.When did this happen in the movie? :o I'd never heard of this happening.
I thought that was a "heard it" moment.I have the original release of the laserdisc and I would think that it's intentional that Jessica ain't got no panties on! Also, when Baby Herman walks under some woman after shooting the Baby Herman movie, it's very obvious that his middle finger is sticking up as he does it...as he pushes her skirt out of his way. ;)
There have been a lot of slips in the Disney catalogue over the years. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is filled with them, some intentional for those with freeze frame capabilities. "For a good time, call Alice," on a bathroom wall, for instance. But I've never been sure whether Jessica's panties was intentional or not.
MEDIA CHECK
Cassette: Annie Get Your Gun (JAY w/ Judy Kaye & Barry Bostwick), Bette Midler's Songs For A New Depression
DTM, is that what's called
The Chicken Dance???
:-)
DVD - Before the deluge of new releases Tuesday I'm catching up on old tv - "Our Miss Brooks" and :The Mothers-In-Law", both with Eve Arden.
DRJAY I will work on a video tape for you of a couple of Miss Allison's performances!
I made the mistake of going into Tower Records earlier this week and the result of my sojourn fills my automobile's CD player:
Highlights from the PBS Series "Broadway--The American Musical"
A recital album of Miss Kiri Te Kanewa singing Puccini, Verdi, Mozart and others
Mr. Thomas Schippers conducting the New York Philharmonic in Mr. Sergei Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky and Mr. Modest Mussorgski's (well, with a helping hand from Mr. Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov) Pictures at an Exhibition
Do you consider Eddie Sauter among the finest orchestrators? I don't know a lot about orchestrating, but I know what I like* and can often identify orchestrators. I especially enjoy the sound of the albums to which Sauter's name is attached (Promenade, Milk and Honey, The Apple Tree and, especially, It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Superman).
I know I've never seen the real version of THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS. I remember watching a heavily edited version on the CBS LATE MOVIE in the 1970s and not caring much for it, but that's an unfair judgment based on an edited version chopped up by endless commercials. I'll look forward to seeing the real thing at some point in the near future.
Pace, DRJay, but with the Mussorgsky, don't you mean Mr Ravel's helping hand?
I'm going to have to go buy Love me Tonight now, because I've never seen it and everyone says it's brilliant.
Next you'll be telling me we share the same Alma Mater.
And Sauter's orchestrations for 1776 are wonderful, too.
You and my brother shared Alma Mahler?
Books - The new Ethan Mordeen "The Happiest Corpse I've Ever Seen" covering musicals from the last 23 years. (His volume on the 30s musicals comes out in March which will complete the series).Aha! Two more books to add to my "must" list.
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Mr. Thomas Schippers conducting the New York Philharmonic in ... Mr. Modest Mussorgsky's (well, with a helping hand from Mr. Maurice Ravel) Pictures at an ExhibitionFine as Mr. Ravel's orchestrations are, I still prefer the original version of Pictures, on solo piano.
Friend did not say when The Fly would be coming out.
When I go to the recording office, I plan on listening to HAINES HIS WAY, and possibly THE GIRL WHO CAME TO SUPPER, because I haven't yet determined if I think it's first-rate Noel Coward or not; my last opinion: third-rate, except for Tessie O'Shea.
I should mention that I saw Movin' Out last night at the historic and beautifully restored Pantages Theatre in the heart of Hollywood, California, U.S. of A.
I'm going to have to go buy Love me Tonight now, because I've never seen it and everyone says it's brilliant.
I also have a DVD of a Michael Caine movie SHINER that I picked up.
Oy. Had another sort of run in at my favorite jewelry counter (in the same department store where a few weeks ago the guy wanted to call security on me).
What is with these people? Why do they try to have you return merchandise to solve disputes???
Also, re: "B'way: The Golden Age."
I think it's high time that Edie Adams and Mimi Hines do a stock tour of SIDE SHOW.
If Edie and Mimi pass on it why don't you and DB Jay work it up and take it for a spin?
Maybe BK would produce/direct it for you!
:D
and how much you like it depends on what you think of Chevalier, I think. I don't like him much, so it's not the HIT some people think it is. BUT it is very clever and fun.
Are you kidding us with this?
This happened? And you didn't go straight to the store manager and lodge a complaint????
I'd have screamed bloody murder until that sales clerk was fired!
You HAVE to tell someone in the store management.
The treatment you received was absurd and grossly incompetent.
Jennifer I agree with RLP....this is the SECOND time....go speak to someone before your next transaction. THIS isn't good customer service.
LOVE ME TONIGHT is very funny....somewhat dated...
Jennifer I agree with RLP....this is the SECOND time....go speak to someone before your next transaction. THIS isn't good customer service.
Like I said, this isn't a regular store. It has so many departments (and i buy stuff there a lot), that I couldn't really speak to someone BEFORE my next transaction.
But I'll definitely keep my eye out on the jewelry crew. And hopefully they won't mess with me again. :)
Don't ask for Maurice Chevalier!
You'd get funny looks and he sure can't help you anymore in this matter! ;)
I can't believe there are people who don't like Chevalier!
Republicans! :o ;D
***VIBES REQUEST***
Okay, all you dear HHW folk, I have a vibes request. It's not for me, however. I know DR Jed has drifted from the flock of late, but he needs vibes now nonetheless. After months of searching and coming up with zip, he has finally found and applied for a job that's absolutely perfect for him. Having a degree in music education, and five years experience working a library...what could be more perfect than a Music Library job?? The people would be nuts not to hire him. So I'm asking for vibes on his behalf, because I believe in the amazing power of the HHW vibes. Let's all hope he hears back from these people...and eventually hopefully gets the job.
Thanks :D
What Cinemascope thing? Looks fine from where I sit.
Back from seeing video footage, which looks better than I could have imagined. It's being cut together by some editor guy (who works on The Simpsons) and I'll see what he's done next week.
You are in for a treat! I don't even want to say what there is in it that you will like, because each scene brings a surprise. I am awaiting the DVD from Amazon.
Likewise, I think I'll have to go out and pick up Promanade since everyone is talking that one up, too.
CDs...I'm listening to Live At the Longview which is Ian Tyson doing cowboy songs and my Prince of Foxes soundtrack by Alfred Newman.
Ladies and gentlemen Mr. John Abraham.
This productions still is just to show you that I am really only interested in Mr. Abraham's (strange name for a Hindu!) acting abilities! ::)
I can't help but wonder what a two hundred thousand dollar necklace would look like.
I am watching LOVE ME TONIGHT right now. I thought DAMES was first on my vhs tape, but I was wrong. Cute movie so far. Who knew Charlie Ruggles had such a good physique??
I am watching LOVE ME TONIGHT right now. I thought DAMES was first on my vhs tape, but I was wrong. Cute movie so far. Who knew Charlie Ruggles had such a good physique??
Well, knock me down! You're right! I'd forgotten he was in it.
I'm watching the debate....and this is the debate in which George Bush was said to possibly hold the edge based on his affability with face-to-face....
...but what I'm seeing and hearing is...
...John Kerry is kicking Bush's butt across the stage and back, time and again.
Bush looks like he's going to cry.....
Tonight I must sup with Harlan Ellison. Tomorrow we get a new dog. I don't think there is any discernable connection to those to sentences.If Mr. Ellison is a dog person, you'll be able to share stories.
I didn't know from Chevalier aside his appearance in Gigi. But I can certainly understand his appeal after watching him in Love Me Tonight.
If Edie and Mimi pass on it why don't you and DB Jay work it up and take it for a spin?
Maybe BK would produce/direct it for you!
:D
Jennifer: It should not matter who the lady is or thinks she is. Customer service is an "institution"...and the customer is always right.Uh...wrong.
I can't help but wonder what a two hundred thousand dollar necklace would look like.
Back from seeing video footage, which looks better than I could have imagined. It's being cut together by some editor guy (who works on The Simpsons) and I'll see what he's done next week.If Susan or Tammy ends up with Marge's hair, I'd protest.
Dyed in the wool Democrat and Kerry supporter that I am, I looked at the debate tonight as objectively as I could and saw, essentially, Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee going at it. It was a case of his word against his. I can't imagine any undecided voter being swayed by this debate, which is ironic, because the members of the studio audience, supposedly, were all screened by the Gallup Organization and determined to be bona fide undecided voters.
Now, we just need to find Zeus a good home.
She says Iraq has been a success,
Good job vibes to Jed.
Perhaps an unpopular view, but I think life is too short and too filled with hardship and tragedy to get so upset about jewelry boxes. I also don't believe in getting people fired over such a relatively silly matter. Do we know what was going on in the life of that clerk that made her so testy (other than the confrontation itself)? Do we know if she has a family to support? Is it REALLY that important to make sure that she loses her job?
Good job vibes to Jed.
Perhaps an unpopular view, but I think life is too short and too filled with hardship and tragedy to get so upset about jewelry boxes. I also don't believe in getting people fired over such a relatively silly matter. Do we know what was going on in the life of that clerk that made her so testy (other than the confrontation itself)? Do we know if she has a family to support? Is it REALLY that important to make sure that she loses her job?
Anne Coulter makes me sick. Blechhhh!
I've said it before and i'm saying it again; you're a sweet person Panni -- in case you had to be told!! ;)
I support your view on this!
This person is "more to be pitied than censured"! :D
Perhaps an unpopular view, but I think life is too short and too filled with hardship and tragedy to get so upset about jewelry boxes. I also don't believe in getting people fired over such a relatively silly matter. Do we know what was going on in the life of that clerk that made her so testy (other than the confrontation itself)? Do we know if she has a family to support? Is it REALLY that important to make sure that she loses her job?
We may have talked about Ian Tyson before Elmore. He's really gotten into cowboy music. I love a song of his called Barrel-Racing Angel.
OH!
Do any DRs have any must-see's, must-eat-at's, must-do's, etc. in Houston? *I get a car with the contract, so...
And, Dear Reader Panni, I do not recall you being so concerned with the bank's employees' life issues at home when you dealt with your deposit going astray the other day.
So many of the clerks at B&N are college students, but I find there's a current lack of broad education in this generation. A composer friend of mine went into the Upper West Side B&N about a year ago and asked a clerk where he could find "Rip Van Winkle." The clerk asked, "Is that the author?"
Yours! :)We already have five dogs, Francois. If we were to add a sixth on a permanent basis, he or she would have to be a playmate for Fletcher, the deaf Dalmatian pup. That rules out Zeus, who is too old to be that playmate, and doesn't care for Fletcher at any rate.
Anne Coulter makes me sick. Blechhhh!Frankly, ditto.
OH!It's been so long since I've been in Houston that I don't even know if any place I went to is still open.
Do any DRs have any must-see's, must-eat-at's, must-do's, etc. in Houston? *I get a car with the contract, so...