As soon as we finished, Peter headed north to Penn Station,and I went east to Sixth Avenue and hopped on a bus that fortuitously stopped as I got to the stop. It's been a long day, but I am really tired and very happy to be home. Tomorrow morning, I shall bind the scores and finish this project.
DR VIXMOM your envelope was posted this morning via FIRST CLASS so you should have it sometime before summer. I also included a copy of my audition disk that contains PIPPIN music only tracks so that you can sing along whenever you wish.
How did the quote under my avatar become "Be careful out there" I wonder - I don't recall changing it. Is it a visit from someone on - Angel Street?
Good morning, all! Today is the birthday of William Shakespeare, and I may celebrateit tonight by watching one of his plays on DVD. I'm partial to these DVDs: Much Ado About Nothing (the Joseph Papp production with Sam Waterston, Kathleen Widdoes, and my beloved Barney Hughes) Henry V (I like both Olivier and Branagh productions) Twelfth Night (the Trevor Nunn film)Last night I slept terribly: too much tsuris over the DEAREST ENEMY liner notes, and I must deal with issues on that today. I dreamed I was back at The Drama Book Shop, which was located on a street somewhere between Seventh Avenue and 52nd Street and Oz. At 5:30 Iwaswide awake with the DEAREST ENEMY song "Bye and Bye" running through my mind.Today, i have a date with my colleague Peter Foley to print and bind full scores for ROBERTA. I hope it goes well. We have to use the huge binder, and I've never worked with it. We'll bind three copies: one for me, and two for the conductor and the producer.The TOD:If Love Were AllThat Is The End Of The NewsMad Dogs And EnglishmenI've Been To A Marvelous PartySail AwayLondon PrideI'll Follow My Secret Heart (the verse is better than the refrain)
Quote from: FJL on April 23, 2013, 03:27:32 AMHow did the quote under my avatar become "Be careful out there" I wonder - I don't recall changing it. Is it a visit from someone on - Angel Street?It has been there for a long time,FJL,but Jack is right, when you make a change it shows on all your posts past and present
The competition in Baltimore, unfortunately, did not go as hoped.
Anyone remember the character Sidney Freedman on M*A*S*H? Well, the actor who played him, Allan Arbus, just died. He was 95 years old! AND he didn't start acting until just before he started working on M*A*S*H:QuoteArbus’ first major acting role came as Christ-like figure Jesse in director Robert Downey Sr.’s 1972 cult film “Greaser’s Palace,” which also starred the director’s young son, Robert Downey Jr.He shot to prominence the role of the acerbic psychiatrist Sidney Freedman on “M*A*S*H” in 1973, a year after the Korean War comedy-drama began.
Arbus’ first major acting role came as Christ-like figure Jesse in director Robert Downey Sr.’s 1972 cult film “Greaser’s Palace,” which also starred the director’s young son, Robert Downey Jr.He shot to prominence the role of the acerbic psychiatrist Sidney Freedman on “M*A*S*H” in 1973, a year after the Korean War comedy-drama began.
Good afternoon. I spent the day with a scientist and photographer doing a study in the desert about winged insects. There were many bugs.
The Lincoln Center Gala was really great. One of my Barbra friends and I waited outside before the ceremony and saw some of the celebrities come out of a tent (where they had been talking to media people). We saw Liza, Blythe Danner, Kris Kristofferson, who very nicely came over to sign a guy's LP, Catherine Deneuve and Pierce Brosnan. And most important of all---Barbra herself! I couldn't believe it--I had taken pictures of the others and then my camera died--apparently the battery ran down! At least my friend took a video on her iphone.
Quote from: bk on April 23, 2013, 07:37:24 PMQuote from: vixmom on April 23, 2013, 07:33:03 PMQuote from: FJL on April 23, 2013, 03:27:32 AMHow did the quote under my avatar become "Be careful out there" I wonder - I don't recall changing it. Is it a visit from someone on - Angel Street?It has been there for a long time,FJL,but Jack is right, when you make a change it shows on all your posts past and presentDear FJL - this is now the second person who has said it's been there for a long time.BK, it doesn't negate the fact that whenever it was put up, i didn't type it, that it makes no sense under a picture of a stage door, and - I guess this sirt of clinches it - that I now have found the hard copy of the DataLounge post which used that Hill Street Blues line in a sinister post that was by one of the cyberstalkers.
Quote from: vixmom on April 23, 2013, 07:33:03 PMQuote from: FJL on April 23, 2013, 03:27:32 AMHow did the quote under my avatar become "Be careful out there" I wonder - I don't recall changing it. Is it a visit from someone on - Angel Street?It has been there for a long time,FJL,but Jack is right, when you make a change it shows on all your posts past and presentDear FJL - this is now the second person who has said it's been there for a long time.
Quote from: Laura on April 23, 2013, 02:29:37 PMGood afternoon. I spent the day with a scientist and photographer doing a study in the desert about winged insects. There were many bugs. I can honestly say this is one walk with Laura I would cheerfully miss - bird watching I am all for (great pictures yesterday BTW) but bug watching makes me feel itchy
