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VG JUNE 1963 MODERN TEEN MAGAZINE DR KILDARE ELVIS + !!
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DR KILDARE THE MAGIC KEY 1964 BOOK MGM TV SERIES RARE
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DR. KILDARE No 8 DICK CHAMBERLAIN Photo Cover
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The People vs Dr. Kildare '41 Ayers, Barrymore Insert
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DR KILDARE "TYGER TYGER" Yvette Mineau DVD surfing 1964
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Richard Chamberlain
All the youngsters out there don’t know this one, but Richard Chamberlain is celebrating a birthday on March 31th, born in 1935.
He was known for his TV role as Dr. Kildare from 1961-1966. He also appeared in several TV shows and as a guest on talk shows.
His most recent appearance was an episode of Desperate Housewives. He also starred in Shogun in 1980 and my favorite The Thornbirds with Rachel Ward and Barbara Stanwyck in 1983.
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances November 20, 2008 The beautifully renovated North Chapel at Liberty Station will provide a traditional Christmas setting for several local community groups to present holiday performances throughout the month of December. Performers range from children’s and professional choirs to actors, dancers and a guitarist.December performances scheduled at the North Chapel include: 7:30 pm. Friday, Dec. 5 The Cabrillo Singers, direc
DISCOS 45 DIFICILES DE CONSEGUIR VOLS. 1 - 8
VOL 011. Chuck Miller - The House of Blue Lights [#9 Aug. 1955] 2. Sonny Knight - Confidential [#17 Nov. 1956] 3. Ricky Nelson - A Teenager's Romance [#2 June 1957] 4. Ricky Nelson - You're My One and Only Love [ #14 Sep. 1957] 5. The Voxpoppers - Wishing For Your Love [#18 May 1958] 6. Gino & Gina - (It's Been a Long Time) Pretty Baby [#20 Jun. 1958] 7. The Danleers - One Summer Night [#7 Jul. 1958] 8. The Jamies - Summertime, Summertime [#26 Sep. 1958] 9. The Poni-Tails - Born Too Late [#7 Sep
THE TOWERING INFERNO (1974) - a giant among disaster movies
THE TOWERING INFERNO(1974, USA)During my Earthquake review, I hinted that The Towering Inferno was the mother of all disaster movies, certainly in the seventies cycle. It was exciting to see this in the cinema in 1975 (the UK got most films about six months later than the US), and it still stands up very well today - not something you can say of all Irwin Allen's movie productions. The non-CGI stuntwork and big-name cast is hard to beat. I’d finally got it on anamorphic widescreen DVD earlier th
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances November 12, 2008 The beautifully renovated North Chapel at Liberty Station will provide a traditional Christmas setting for several local community groups to present holiday performances throughout the month of December. Performers range from children’s and professional choirs to actors, dancers and a guitarist. December performances scheduled at the North Chapel include: 7:30 pm. Friday, Dec. 5 The Cabrillo Singers,
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances
Liberty Station’s North Chapel Hosts Various Holiday Performances November 4, 2008 The beautifully renovated North Chapel at Liberty Station will provide a traditional Christmas setting for several local community groups to present holiday performances throughout the month of December. Performers range from children’s and professional choirs to actors, dancers and a guitarist. December performances scheduled at the North Chapel include: 7:30 pm. Friday, Dec. 5 The Cabrillo Singers, di
Dr Hollywood
In reply to General Hospital: 1922: The doctor looks like he was sent to a hospital movie set by Central Casting for a 1930's Doctor Kildare film.
Chopped Liver?
In reply to Operation: 1922: This says "staged" all over it. They wouldn't let a flash go off that close to ether, and the patient's abdomen looks a lot like that of a mannequin. The thing in the forceps looks a lot like calves liver from the cafeteria. No clamps to hold the incision open visible, either. [There was no flash, and there is no incision. That's a sponge in the forceps applying iodine or mercurochrome, Dr. Kildare. - Dave]
James Earl Jones To Receive 2008 SAG Lifetime Achievement Award
Photo Credit Bibiana Huang Matheis Screen Actors Guild (SAG) announced today that James Earl Jones, whose acting prowess and iconic voice are world-renown, will receive the Guild’s most prestigious accolade—the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award for career achievement and humanitarian accomplishment. Jones will be presented the Award, given annually to an actor who fosters the “finest ideals of the acting profession,” at the “15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards®,” which premieres li
TODAY'S TWD: CELEBRATING WILLIAM SCHALLERT
Because of that previous piece about the New York Chronicle, and because he's been in the last two episodes of 'True Blood' as the Mayor of Bon Temps, Louisiana, I thought it might be nice to pay tribute to William Schallert. TV Land - back when they really cared about our Television heritage - used to run a bumper celebrating Schallert as the hardest working man in television. And it's nice to tip my hat to the man's contributions to Toobworld before it becomes necessary with a Hat Squad Tribu
IN REMEMBRANCE: 10-12-2008
Jump to Comments CHARLES WRIGHT, NOVELIST By BRUCE WEBER Published: October 8, 2008 Charles Wright, who wrote three autobiographical novels about black street life in New York City between 1963 and 1973 that seemed to herald the rise of an important literary talent but who vanished into alcoholism and despair and never published another book, died on Oct. 1 in Manhattan. He was 76 and lived in the East Village. The cause was heart failure, said Jan Hodenfield, one of Mr. Wright’s former
"LIFE ON MARS" (US): WHO ZONKS YA, BABY?
I'm expecting that in order to cement the time and place of the American version of 'Life On Mars' as 1973, there will be plenty of references to the TV shows of that time. (This is something that happens with 'Mad Men' as well, to the point I'm pretty much resigned to the idea I may have to chuck that show into an alternate TV dimension.) The series premiere debuted last night with the episode "Out Here In The Fields" (a song lyric reference to The Who - THANK GOD it's not just known as "Pilot
THE HAT SQUAD: IRENE DAILEY
Irene Dailey, an actress who devoted her life to the theatre and who was the sister of Dan Dailey, has died at the age of 88. She played Nettie Cleary in the 1964 Broadway production of "The Subject Was Roses" (a role which went to Patricia Neal for the movie version). But she was also known for her TV work. Here is an excerpt from Dennis Hevesi's obituary published in the New York Times on October 6th: From 1974 to 1986, and then again from 1988 to 1994, Miss Dailey played Liz Matthews in 'An
Another oldie and goodie passes away!! :O(
Irene Dailey, Actress of Stage and TV, Dies at 88 - Obituary (Obit) - NYTimes.com @import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/article/screen/print.css); Irene Dailey, Actress of Stage and TV, Dies at 88 By DENNIS HEVESI Irene Dailey, a late-blooming actress perhaps best known for her roles in television soap operas and for her portrayal of the quick-witted, sensitive mother, Nettie Cleary, in the 1964 Tony Award-winning drama “The Subject Was Roses,” died on Sept. 24 in Santa Rosa, Calif. Sh
West Chester Chili Cook Off - Mission Accomplished
The West Chester Chili Cook Off today was a great success. The crowd was in a great mood too. I'm not sure if the excitement was because they were excited to eat chili or that the Phillies were about to beat the Brewers or because me, Dr Zibbs was in their midst. Those things are almost impossible to measure without expensive machinery. All I know is, I ate over 25 of these mini bowls of chili: .... And now - my awards. The That Blue Yak Gold metal award for best chili goes to Collegium Char
Did Nature misspell postdarwnism postmodernism?
Nature on Altenberg 16 The Darwin establishment is going to fight tooth and nail against any destabilizing influence on the Paradigm, and the slander against efforts to upgrade Darwinian fundamentalism as somehow postmodern is a cheap shot, but one that will resonate with many loyal followers who won’t know better. To make the point clear, there isn’t any connection whatever between postmodernism and efforts to find the way beyond the flaws in the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis. The article makes c
Remembering Dr. Schlenhoff
It’s a tough world; one takes comfort where it lies. For me, mental hugs are found in reminiscence, recalling childhood memories and remembering people who were nice to me. The exercise isn’t hard to do: It isn’t difficult to imagine the faces of kind Mr. and Mrs. Turner, the older couple who lived below the apartment in which my family lived in 1960s Baltimore. Or to catch some trace of the aroma of Sister Francisanne’s simmering Italian meatballs in the kitchen at St. Ambrose’s. Or the swee
Remembering Dr. Schlenhoff
It’s a tough world; one takes comfort where it lies. For me, mental hugs are found in reminiscence, recalling childhood memories and remembering people who were nice to me. The exercise isn’t hard to do: It isn’t difficult to imagine the faces of kind Mr. and Mrs. Turner, the older couple who lived below the apartment in which my family lived in 1960s Baltimore. Or to catch some trace of the aroma of Sister Francisanne’s simmering Italian meatballs in the kitchen at St. Ambrose’s. Or the sweet
This Glittering Library exhibition
The National Library is pleased to host This Glittering Library, a loan exhibition of material from the Edward Worth Library in Dublin. The exhibition, curated by Dr Elizabethann Boran of the Worth Library, will open in the Main Building of the National Library on Monday 13 October and run until Saturday 29 November. Founded 275 years ago at the newly-founded Dr Steeven’s Hospital at the bequest of Thomas Worth, a Dublin physician and Hospital trustee, the Worth Library contains over 4,500
Dr Strangely Strange - The 12-Bar Club 2007 (Very Rare Recording)
Size: 256 MBBitrate: 320mp3Found in OuterSpaceNo Artwork, sorryDr. Strangely Strange were an experimental Irish folk group formed in Dublin in 1967 by Tim Booth (vocals and guitar) (born Timothy Booth, 6 September 1943, in County Kildare, Ireland) and Ivan Pawle bass (born 17 August 1943, in England) and keyboards).Soon they teamed with multi-instrumentalist Tim Goulding (vocals and keyboards) (born Timothy Goulding, 15 May 1945, in Hatch Street, Dublin), an aspiring painter, and began living an
The End of Warner Bros. Animation
The last in my series of Warner Bros. animation overviews. I'm still planning to do a proper evaluation series one day. Warner Bros. shut down their cartoon studio in 1953, burning off a backlog of already-made shorts and mulling over the ramifications of 3-D and what role it would play in animation's future. Short answer: none. Exhibitor interest in 3-D was not very high, and theatrical shorts were of less interest than ever to theater chains. Now that the government had ordered film studios t
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