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[Cillaliz]

I should be taking a nap, but I think I'll make something fun for lunch instead

[Cillaliz]

TA DA page 4

[Ben]

I had a turkey wrap for lunch.

[bk]

I'm up after another good night's sleep of over nine hours.  I suppose I'll jog in a little while.

[Ben]

79 days, 3 hours and 40 minutes

[TCB]

I hope I win a Tony Award tonight!

I wonder if interpreting Dream-o-matic so beautifully would qualify you for an Emmy though:

Best adaptation of material from another medium.

(I think there's a joke in there somewhere,  maybe we'll have a ssavenger hunt for it later.)

    ROTF!   

[Ben]

Don't roll on the floor too much, you'll hurt yourself!

[singdaw]

There's worse things than that down there.  [a Sweeney Todd reference.]

[singdaw]

The DH has resolved to teach me a new guitar chord each day.


I'll be a regular Segovia in no time.   

[Jrand74]

Happy Cats is the title of my new musical revue.

[TCB]

I've always wanted to give one a twirl.  As many of the winners have remarked over the years...   they really do spin!   

Yes, and the only one  I ever saw in person, I mistook for a GONG SHOW trophy

[elmore3003]

The sound man on LEGENDS attended DePauw University and had many tales to tell about the tour.....most of which Kirkwood relates in his book, which is a very interesting and entertaining tome.

The costumer told me about all the very butch ladies  showing up at every stage door on the tour saying "We're here to see Mary!"

That's one of the legends Kirkwood couldn't tell while Martin was alive.

[FJL]

Jrand - You can win anything you want with "Vip."

Interesting NY Times video on LOVER COME BACK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7mTKugGvuc

[elmore3003]

And I am home. 2-3 weeks ago, we had a street fair clogging one side of Broadway from 73rd Street to 86th, and today it's on the other side of Broadway peddling the same bullshit and screwing up traffic. Why can't they wait for six weeks or so tohit the other side of traffic?

[FJL]

Thanks, TCB

[TCB]

 

Don't roll on the floor too much, you'll hurt yourself!

Too late!   

[Ginny]

Sunday afternoon greetings!  We are home from Lima in time for me to have a nap before the Tony broadcast.  And I really need it, because I've been awake since 4:45am, about 45 minutes earlier than I needed to be 

[Ginny]

I should mention for DR Ginny's reading pleasure that I fondly remember first seeing THE ODD COUPLE on a delightful evening out with my family at the Mariemont Theater.

 

Those, of course, were the days with packed theaters full of people of all ages loving and laughing their arses off at the latest Neil Simon film.  Some magical times were had.

Love the Mariemont Theater!  We don't go there often, though, because it's quite a trek from our home.

[Ginny]

DR GINNY what lovely photos of the BOOKSTALL, thanks for sharing them AND the story.

Thanks, DR JRand!

[Ginny]

Congratulations to DR Elmore's friend, the Buckeye, from this true blue Wolverine!

[Ginny]

Varmint vibes for DR Cillaliz!

[Ginny]

I've always wanted to be in a Neil Simon play.  What would be a good part for me?

[Jrand74]

I've always wanted to be in a Neil Simon play.  What would be a good part for me?

Edna in THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE.

[Jrand74]

Jrand - You can win anything you want with "Vip."

Interesting NY Times video on LOVER COME BACK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7mTKugGvuc

It's true DR FJL....everything I have, I owe to VIP!

[bk]

Did a three-mile jog and must now get something to eat.

[Ginny]

I've always wanted to be in a Neil Simon play.  What would be a good part for me?

Edna in THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE.

Ah, I'll put it on my Netflix list!

[TCB]

I've always wanted to be in a Neil Simon play.  What would be a good part for me?

Edna in THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE.

That is exactly the character I was going to say!

[Jane]

From DR Ben:

My attic got flooded and Dorian Gray went the way of all flesh.

 

My attic flooded a few years ago.

[John G.]

I'm reading Legends, the infamous play by James Kirkwood that starred Carol Channing and Mary Martin. It's from 1986. It played for a year all over the country and never opened on Broadway. As I'm reading it I can see why it never opened. IMHO, so far the play is DREADFUL!!! I will read his book about the whole brouhaha, called Diary of a Mad Playwright, when I've finished the play.

I know there were many reasons why the show never made it to Broadway but I really think that one of them was the play stinks and even two stars couldn't save it.

Hard to understand that it was even revived with Joan Collins and the blond with wings, whatsername from "Dynasty," Linda Evans?

It's kinda like the book from the author of Moose Murders who blames the show's failure on Eve Arden.

[John G.]

I'm reading Legends, the infamous play by James Kirkwood that starred Carol Channing and Mary Martin. It's from 1986. It played for a year all over the country and never opened on Broadway. As I'm reading it I can see why it never opened. IMHO, so far the play is DREADFUL!!! I will read his book about the whole brouhaha, called Diary of a Mad Playwright, when I've finished the play.

I know there were many reasons why the show never made it to Broadway but I really think that one of them was the play stinks and even two stars couldn't save it.

From my recollection of reading this (lo, many years ago), it had some of the same problems that did in Moose Murders - a bad script to begin with, plus at least one star that could not learn their lines.   

Just saw this on Moose Murders. Ha!