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Jean Arthur: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts)

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  4. 5. Steam Locomotives of the World on Full Display in Vintage Film: Danger Lights (1930) [DVD] A Romance in the Great Depression Set On Railways. Starring Louis Wolheim, Robert Armstrong, Jean Arthur, Hugh Herbert, Frank Sheridan, Robert Edeson, and Alan Roscoe.

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Tonight's Movie: Together Again (1944)

Anne Crandall (Irene Dunne) is a widowed smalltown mayor who lives with her father-in-law (Charles Coburn) and high-strung teenage stepdaughter Diana (Mona Freeman). Anne lives a very circumscribed life, always conscious of the townspeople's watchful eyes, as well as how her choices will affect the dramatically inclined Diana. When a lightning bolt knocks the head off the town statue of Anne's late...

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Tinkerbell: The New “Butch Action Star”

Conservative writer Debbie Schlussel, best known for her anti-Islamic vitriol, has a new target: Disney’s Tinkerbell. Schussel criticizes the new look Tink is sporting for her latest movie, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, calling it “butch and silly” and “not that different from Peter Pan.” (Clearly she’s forgotten that women played Peter Pan in [...]

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Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (2008)

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day is an escapade right out of the era of the 1930's in which it takes place. Honestly, I do not remember when I was last so entertained as when watching Guinevere Pettigrew and Delysia Lafosse (what names!) gallivant around London on the edge of the blitz. Based upon the 1938 novel by Winifred Watson , it took seventy years for the book to materialize into a film. Although...

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The only causes worth fighting for

By Edward Copeland Whenever I prepare to write favorably about Frank Capra, I feel as if I should don a helmet first for the inevitable brickbats that will be launched my way. However, with Mr. Smith Goes to Washington celebrating its 70th birthday, I feel it needs recognition not only because it's a great film but it's a reminder of what a disappointment our elected representatives can be. Oh, if...

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Tonight's Movie: The Impatient Years (1944)

A G.I. and a girl who have known each other three days marry in San Francisco on the eve of the new husband's deployment to serve in WWII. While the husband is overseas, his bride has their baby. THE IMPATIENT YEARS depicts what happens when the family of near-strangers reunite 18 months later. Lee Bowman plays Andy, the soldier, and Jean Arthur is his wife. Charles Coburn plays Arthur's father. This...

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County Council to Hold Town Hall Meeting in Gaithersburg

Following is the press release from the County Council. Contact: Neil H. Greenberger 240-777-7939 / Jean Arthur 240-777-7934 / Delphine Harriston 240-777-7931 Montgomery County Council to Host Gaithersburg West/N. Potomac/ Darnestown Area Town Hall Meeting On Wednesday, Oct. 7 Residents Invited to Express Their Views on Issues, Ask Questions of Councilmembers at Universities at Shady Grove ROCKVILLE,...

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Labor Day Monday: AFL-CIO Delegates Elect Two Women Officers to Lead Largest Labor Federation

Labor Day Monday: AFL-CIO Delegates Elect Two Women Officers to Lead Largest Labor Federation Labor Day Monday is a new weekly Labor update on Blog for Iowa. by Tracy Kurowski By unanimous consent, the delegates at the AFL-CIO convention in Pittsburgh elected Liz Shuler as the AFL-CIO’s first woman Secretary-Treasurer on Thursday, September 17, 2009. Sister Shuler is not only the first woman...

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Pushcarts & Tea Baggers

Hobble Creek Review nominated my poem "Jean Arthur at the Lincoln Memorial" for a Pushcart Prize." Many thanks to editor Justin Evans for publishing the poem and nominating it. The poem happens to be a great segue into the video above of the "Tea Baggers" who marched on D.C. this past weekend. Tens of thousands of them. The video is hilarious and scary, mainly because these...

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Hobble Creek review & the Pushcart

Hey, Everyone! It's time for another issue of Hobble Creek Review , and I must say, I think you will be pleasantly surprised by the wide variety of voices we have for you this time around. Added to that excitement, this is the first issue published under our new ISSN! Do I hear an Amen? Among what we are presenting to you are two prose entries which take on a tremendous sense of place. The poems we...

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Biographical Dictionary of Film #74

'Bebe Neuwirth is treated like a new cocktail that may be dangerous, if not lethal - so we get a sip of her and not much more' Bebe Neuwirth opens very shortly in a remake of Fame. I have no illusions about this venture, or hopes for it. Neuwirth, a native of Princeton, New Jersey, the child of educated parents, and herself a graduate of Princeton High School and Juilliard, is 51 this year, and it...

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Easy Living (1937)

I mentioned last month that I saw a great 1930s movie, Easy Living (1937). I must admit that I have been a little bummed with my movie choices lately. Thankfully this movie crossed my path and gave me exactly what...

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August movie ramble

Comments here on seven films, including Dr. Jack , with Harold Lloyd; Marked Woman , with Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, and one scene's worth of Allen Jenkins; They Met in Bombay , with Clark Gable, Rosalind Russell, and one of Peter Lorre's improbably effective Asian character roles; Having Wonderful Time , with Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Ginger Rogers, and a bunch of mostly annoying people; Design for...

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The 5 Film Collaberations of Howard Hawks & Cary Grant

My wife and have thrown ourselves into classic films, and in the process have watched each of the five Howard Hawks & Cary Grant collaborations Below is my take on the film, as well as "her" take on...

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Quote: Missing link, circa 1940

Some dialogue from "Too Many Husbands" , as Melvyn Douglas and Fred MacMurray get on each others' nerves: Melvyn Douglas: All right, spell "Pithecanthropus erectus." Fred MacMurray: Why? Melvyn Douglas: Because I say you can't. Fred MacMurray: All right. P-I-T-H-E-C-A-N-T-H-R-O-P-U-S-E-R-E-C-T-U-S. Jean Arthur: Is that right? Melvyn Douglas: Yes. Jean Arthur: What is it? Melvyn...

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This weekend: 'True Blood,' 'Mad Men,' Daytime Emmys, Frank Sinatra, Peter Sellers, Jean Arthur

Sunday offers a terrific double bill: HBO's "True Blood," followed by AMC's "Mad Men." You get this summer's most entertaining series followed by the small screen's finest drama. "True Blood," at 9, hinted last week at what's coming. Who was...