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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes were smooth and rehearsed, and now it is time for you to post until the smooth and rehearsed cows come home.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: BOONDOGGLE!

[George]

Topic of the Day:  STOMP is the only show that I actually saw off-Broadway in NYC.  It was fantastic.

Is Greenwich Village considered "off-Broadway"?  That's where it was playing.

[George]

As for shows that were off-Broadway, but I saw a local or regional production of:  I LOVED both "Angry Housewives" (I was involved with but did not act in a local production), and "Das Barbecü," which I saw in Seattle, directed by the original off-Broadway choreographer, Stephen Terrell, who coincidentally played Peter Pan in a local production of "Peter Pan," where I played Jukes, one of the pirates!

[George]

Loved the latest "Li'l Abner" photos!

[George]

And now, it's time for bed...but before I go, here's one last www.someecards.com card:



 

[Ben]

Morning all.

That is all.

[Ben]

Marlyn Mason Talks to Peter Filichia

[Ben]

Had a nice time on Long Island this weekend. Now we are home and it's back to work.

[Ben]

And with that, I leave you for the day.

[Michael]

good morning to all

[singdaw]

More wonderful Abner photos!  So much fun to study each one.

[elmore3003]

Good morning, all! My morning is free until 10:30, when I'll leave for Wall Street.  Jhn Bell, the pianist for THE MERRY WIDOW, and I will work with the cast until Rob arrives from his auditions around 2:30.  It will be a long day.  I'm not complaining; after Thursday, I'm unemployed.

Something strange is going on at Toyland, although I'm not sure what, and I will know very little before the weekend when I can go down and check out the situation.  I think that this weekend, too, I will begin the move of my possessions out of Toyland, since I believe it's going to close shop before August. I hope I'm wrong, but the omens look poor.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  DR cillaliz vibes of comfort to your family!  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[elmore3003]

The tenth book in the John Rawlins 18th century mysteries was the nadir of what was, until then, a pretty good run of murder mysteries, great bus and train reading. However, with No. 109, I've ended it. the book was not dreadful, just really bad.

[elmore3003]

I discovered this mystery, which I'm really enjoying. This is not the cover of my copy, so there's no "first novel" info on the cover.  When I purchased it, I had no idea it was the first book in a series, so we'll see how I like the ones to follow:

[Kerry]

Great photos-- thanks!

I don't think I've seen any pics of your Stupefyin' Jones.  Did your Stupefyin' Jones work out well?

[ChasSmith]

Good morning, all.

[ChasSmith]

Employment VIBES for DR Elmore!

[Druxy]

Nice write-up/review on B MOVIE in "Henry's Western Round Up"

http://henryswesternroundup.blogspot.com/

[Druxy]

TOD:

THE FANTASTICKS
THE EVIL DEAD
JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE...

[singdaw]

[singdaw]

I will begin the move of my possessions out of Toyland, since I believe it's going to close shop before August.

{{{{{DR elmore3003}}}}}

[FJL]

Vibes of comfort to Cilla's family!

[elmore3003]

Off-Broadway:
The Threepenny Opera
The Golden Apple
The Fantasticks
The Amorous Flea
All in Love
Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well .  .  .
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Earnest In Love
Little Mary Sunshine
Riverwind
Once Upon A Mattress
Ben Bagley's The Littlest Revue
Man With A Load of Mischief
Promenade
Birds of Paradise
Dames At Sea

[elmore3003]

Employment VIBES for DR Elmore!

Thank you! I suspect the Man From Philly and i will be parting ways son. I'd be sorry to see that happen, but I think the machinery's already running.

I hope something equally fun and rewarding comes down the pike.

[ArnoldMBrockman]

And the word of the day is: BOONDOGGLE!

And The Song Of The Day Is: LAZY AFTERNOON

[Elan]

Morning, all!

Love the Lil' Abner photos.

TOD:
Shows that I've actually seen off-Broadway: Fantasticks, Summer of '42.
Off-broadway productions of Broadway musicals: "Company" in Nyack (featuring Donna McKechnie as Joanne, Norm Lewis as Bobby, and Alix Korey as Amy)
Scores from Off-Broadway shows:Little Shop of Horrors, Violet, Songs for A New World

[elmore3003]

Morning, all!

Love the Lil' Abner photos.

TOD:
Shows that I've actually seen off-Broadway: Fantasticks, Summer of '42.
Off-broadway productions of Broadway musicals: "Company" in Nyack (featuring Donna McKechnie as Joanne, Norm Lewis as Bobby, and Alix Korey as Amy)
Scores from Off-Broadway shows:Little Shop of Horrors, Violet, Songs for A New World

I forgot "Little Shop of Horrors," which I saw in the original off-Broadway production, and "Tuscaloosa's Calling Me," which I saw in either 1975 or 1976. I really can't remember.

[Ginny]

Monday Tuesday morning greetings!  Per my doctor's instructions, I've had my 30 minute walk for today, as I have every day since I saw him, except Sunday.  The basement works much better for me that outside, especially now that it's getting summertime muggy here in SW Ohio   

[elmore3003]

Speaking of hot and muggy weather, I have to step outside and into it now as I head downtown. Iy's already 78F degrees and the high is supposed t be 87.

 I believe this is going to be a rainy week and I am not looking forward to being out in it.