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I have never written a trip report before but like so many others wrote, I read so many trip reports and they helped me so much in planning our trip, I thought this time I might help others.
I'm 59 and my husband is 62. We're quite well travelled but mostly in Europe which is nearer home and our first trip to Southeast Asia was in March, to Thailand, which we loved very much. We've never been on an organised tour mainly because they travel too fast for us and go to too many places in one trip. We like to travel at a more leisurely pace and as my husband says: I get up early for work every day so why should I do that on my vacation? We usually enjoy a long breakfast and rarely get started before nine unless there's a special reason. we used to travel a lot as a family but since the girls grew up, we usually travel on our own which we prefer, ocassionally taking a cruise or short weekend trips with friends and family.
I do all the planning as my husband likes everything well organised but hasn't the patience to read and plan, so it's a perfect combination as I love it.
As it was January, I decided to do only Siem Reap, central and southern Vietnam and leave the north for another trip in warmer weather. Anyway, we didn't want to rush so this suited us.
For this trip, I really debated with myself for a long time whether to take a local agent or to do everything on my own. But I wanted to choose guides, drivers and so on myself. I do know that sometimes the agents have good prices for hotels so thought of using them for that. But I also know that I often cancel and change hotels if I find a better price or like something better and I couldn't do this too many times with an agent, so in the end I decided to do it all myself.
For all those who are undecided, it's very easy to plan and organise everything on your own to these destinations, provided you love planning like me. There are so many available drivers, guides, hotels and so on that it's really no trouble finding what you want. Sometimes when I wasn't sure about something or wanted extra information, I wrote a PM on tripadvisor to people who wrote reviews and got very helpful responses.
Our itinerary was:
Arrived in the evening in Siem Reap
3 days at the temples
1 day in Siem reap itself with an evening flight to Hoian
3 days in Hoian
1 day trip from Hoian to Hue which took a whole day ( which I will write about)
2 days in Hue
late morning flight to HCMC and spending that day and 1 more in HCMC
leaving in the morning for a trip to the Mekong Delta
2 nights in Can Tho returning in the afternoon to HCMC
2 nights in HCMC with an evening flight home
Siem Reap
We stayed at the Golden Temple Residence which has the same ownership as the golden temple hotel and the golden temple villa, which I read about on the forums and reviews. The hotel opened about 3 weeks before we arrived, so there weren't many reviews but I decided to rely on the many reviews of the golden temple and wasn't disappointed. We absolutely loved it. It's a beautiful hotel, decorated with local features but very modern at the same time. very good breakfast both western and asian. We were upgraded but I'm sure the original room I had reserved was also good.
The staff there is absolutely fantastic. From the moment they came to take us at the airport, to the moment they would'nt let us leave without a picnic box despite our protests. Actually it came in very handy because we arrived in Hoian very late. Perfect service and really charming people. The price also included one dinner which was very good and elegantly served at the poolside, one massage for each at the hotel spa, which we enjoyed very much and transfer to and from the airport.
I had arranged with a guide before we came. We took Hang Borey who spoke good english with a very understandable accent (very important especially for us since English is not our native language). He wrote me a mail with an itinerary and apart from a few mostly minor changes which I asked for, it was very good. He's a really nice guy who knows the temples very well and we also had many interesting talks with him about his childhood and about Cambodia today. He also showed a lot of interest in our country and we had a very pleasant and interesting tour with him. His mail is [email protected] or borey_[email protected] and his website www.angkorheritagetours.com If you do a few days like us, don't go to the very famous temples first and then do the others because that might be an anti climax. We started with the Rolous group and went "upwards" from there so it worked out very well.
We ate ate at Genevieve's which was very good, the food and the service and also at Khmer kitchen restaurant which was simpler but also good and very cheap.
we liked Siem Reap very much, especially going out at night and seeing all the vibrant life and action on the streets. I strongly recommend the smoothies they sell on the carts, delicious and of course, like everything there, very very cheap.
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I have never written a trip report before but like so many others wrote, I read so many trip reports and they helped me so much in planning our trip, I thought this time I might help others.
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great start
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A great start to your report. Timing wise it is a very well thought out itinerary. I am looking forward to reading more.
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Thanks for your trip report! We are going on a trip in March that includes Siem Reap, so I'm looking forward to reading more!
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Thanks for sharing. Angkor is on my list.
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Thanks everybody for your responses. It's nice to know someone's reading.
Crellston, I really put a lot of time and thought into the itinerary, thinking how many days to spend in each place and it worked out very well for us.
Before I go on to Vietnam, a few more words about Siem Reap. I had told the guide that we wanted to take our time and not overload each day. As I wrote before, except the day we got up for sunrise, we started out at 9:00 each morning and twice he took us back to the hotel at noon, which we spent by the lovely pool at the hotel and then he came to take us out again.This enabled us to see a lot without being templed out.
About the sunrise, we decided to get up for the experience and it was quite nice but I would'nt say not to be missed. What was actually the most interesting was the procession of cars and tuk tuks and the crowds waiting for the sunrise. I don't know if my husband took more pictures of the temple or of the crowd. As we are people who once we're up, we can go on the whole day without resting no matter how many hours of sleep we've had, we stayed and went on touring Angkor Wat.
Hoi An:
We had 2 flights during our trip both with Vietnam Airlines. It was very easy to make reservations on their website and maybe we were lucky, but both our flights were on time with no changes or cancellations as I've often read on the forum.
We stayed at Little Hoian Boutique Hotel and Spa, which, while not being as elegant as the hotel in Siem Reap (and the price accordingly lower), was very pleasant and very nicely decorated both the public areas and the room. The staff here was also great. When we inquired about buying a local sim, they immediately called their driver and sent one of the receptionists with us as a translator which was a good thing as the guy in the shop didn't know a word of english.
But what I liked best about this hotel, was the breakfast. In addition to all the regular western and asian stuff, they had local specialities which they offered and explained about. I loved them and hardly touched the other things, although there was plenty to eat for every taste.
Hoi an is a charming town and we spent most of the time just walking about. We bought the ticket for the attractions and did some of them and also we did something we rarely do abroad, shopping. I like nice clothes but hate shopping for them, although I have a standard size and have no trouble finding things that fit me, so of course I don't feel like doing that when I'm on holiday. But after reading so much about the tailors in Hoi an, I decided to take the plunge and had some things made. Some copies from things I brought and some from pictures I took from catalogues in the internet. I even had 2 pairs of shoes made. My husband also had a light jacket made and sandals as he had forgotten his at home. It was actually lucky he could have them made as it's very difficult to find ready made shoes in western sizes. The Vietnamese are so small!
We also had some glasses made. My husband needed new prescription glasses and also prescription sunglasses and I had an extra pair of prescription glasses made. We also made sure they had anti UV and they turned out very well. If you're interested we had them made at VIET QUOC - OPTIC on 106 Ba Trieu St.
We had dinner at Miss Ly's which we enjoyed very much and also at Red Gecko which is a simple family restaurant but also very good. On the last night in Hoi An, I told my husband we had to eat at Morning Glory as I had read so much about it. It was good but in our opinion no better than the others, enjoyable but certainly not a must.
We also had some massages including oil and hot stone massage which we experienced for the first time, and enjoyed very much.
Our trip from Hoi An to Hue:
I had made arrangements by mail with a driver to take us both from the airport to Hoi An and also from Hoi An to Hue. We had Tien from Happy car tours http://happycartours.com/ mail: [email protected]
He had sent someone else to take us from the airport but for the trip to Hue I asked him to make sure he would take us himself as he came well recommended. he's a very nice young man and we had a really good time with him. His english is quite good although sometimes a bit difficult to understand the accent as with a lot of Vietnamese. But as he was a driver and not a guide, it was alright and we actually had many interesting conversations with him.He was very dependable and punctual and the good thing also about him was that he didn't take to any shop. We went straight up to marble mountain without stopping at the marble statue shops like so many have written.
I had read about the tombs in An bang village and wanted to see them. As there was very little information about it and not many people go there, I asked around on tripadvisor and sent Tien the driver the map with the route I wanted. This route was sent to me by John on the Vietnamese forum on tripadvisor and it really helped me. I really recommend it, as apart from the usual tourist route from Hoi An to Hue you also get get to see An bang with the tombstones, which is very special and also a lot of countryside and rice fields which is interesting in itself. If someone's interested, you can mail me at [email protected] amd I'll send you the map with the route.
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I'm enjoying your trip report very much. DH and I are in the early stage of planning a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia for February 2016. We are trying to work on an itinerary that will include staying in Saigon, Hue and Siem Rep with day trips to other areas. I'm eager to read more about your adventures.
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Thanks bab706, I'll try to write more soon. Just a little tip. Before you set your dates, find out when the Vietnamese celebrate their new year in 2016 because it's around January February. I really recommend being there before but not during. I know nearly everything is closed and everybody's on holiday also many people coming home for the holidays so transport problems. We left saigon on Feb. 8 and the new year was Feb. 19. This was perfect as we didn't feel the effects yet but the streets and malls were beautifully decorated especially at night. It was really lovely.
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Thanks r1955 - I've already made a note of the Tet holiday and New Year's holiday. We're trying to avoid being there between February 7th and 12th.
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I am a Vietnamese girl so I understand so much to my country. In Vietnam, there are 10 places that you should come, these are: Hoi An, Hue, Da Nang, especialy NHa Trang, Phu Quoc and Ha Long....
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I'm thoroughly enjoying this! I really appreciate the slower pace you've set and feel the relaxation coming through in reading it.
Vietnam is definitely on my short list, and your report will be saved for future planning!
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progol, Im glad you think so because all the people I know who went to Vietnam abd Cambodia travelled to the north as well in the same space of time, so I wasn't sure I was doing the right thing. But it worked very well for us and we plan to go back and do the north. Also we did meet a few people who said it had been very cold in Sapa and we prefer a warmer season.
I wanted to recommend again on passing through the city of tombs on the way to Hue (or the opposite direction) as it is really quite amazing. A very big area covered with elaborate family tombstones, some of them I would say almost mausoleums apparently done with money sent by the families who have left Vietnam and are well off living in other countries.
we stayed at the Eldora which is quite new, operating only a few months. I don't know if that's the reason but they had a very good price in terms of price value ratio. It's in a sort of louis Quatorze style. Although it's not our usual style, it's very elaborate and elegant and we enjoyed our stay. The breakfast had a huge assortment of things as usual and it was here I decided to try the Pho-Vietnamese soup with rice noodls soup and meat which is eaten for breakfast and sometimes other meals too. Now you have to understand what a big step it was for me. Although I do eat bacon and sausage for breakfast when we're abroad and have even been known to eat haggis in Scotland (my girls remind me of that sometimes), our traditional breakfast is a lot of fresh vegetables, diary products, all kinds of bread and coffee. The only cooked item would be scrambled eggs or an ommelette and no meat in any shape or form, so you can see why soup for breakfast seems very strange to us. But it was delicious! and I ate it for many mornings to come.
In Hue, I planned to do one day with a driver to see the tombs and one day on our own. As we liked our driver Tien very much and he wasn't available the next day, we arranged to meet him the day after. So after our usual leisurely breakfast we set out for the Citadel which was about a 15-20 minute walk from the hotel. But we decided to go to the Dong Ba market first. We stayed there much longer than we thought because it was so interesting. It's a very big indoor market both local and touristic. I've never seen a market with so many things in a place this size. Stalls and stalls next to each other packed with stuff with very narrow alleys between them. The stallholders hardly have a place to stand and would sometimes sit on a little space on top of the stall. We could hardly pass in the rows in between, it's designed for the small and very slim
vietnamese! Some of the market area is more spacious.
After that we walked to the Citadel and spent a few hours there. We had the eye-witness guide book and it was quite good. When we came out we went into a restaurant which I read about- Lac Thien on 6 Dinh Hoan St. quite near the citadel. There is another restaurant next door with a very similiar name which might be as good but I had read about this one. I's a family restaurant serving locals as well with the kitchen practically in the street. I don't think I would have thought of going in if I hadn't read the recommendation, but we were very glad we did. We sat at a table on the balcony on the second floor and watched the world go by. Hue was the first place where we saw real motorbike traffic as Hoi An was much quieter.There were hordes of motorbikes since it was an hour when people finish work. We were especially fascinated and appalled at the same time by the whole families on bikes. We understood that it was the family vehicle but just wished the children would wear helmets which most of them didn't. We could watch them for hours, which we sometimes almost did. The food in the restaurant was good too and dirt cheap.
The next day we visited Than Toan bridge which is worthwhile mainly because you get to see the country and village life. The local market was interesting and nothing like the markets you see in the touristic cities. We went to Ming Mang, Khai Din and Tu Duc tombs.Of course you don't have to see all three (there are more) but we had time and they were all interesting.
On the evening we arrived we went to the Hahn on 11 Pho Duc Chinh St. which is a cafe restaurant very near the hotel which our driver recommended and I had also read about. This is also a very simple place and we had, hands down, the best meal on this trip. We had a set menu of five local specialities at 100,000 dong each (5$) and the whole meal with a coke and beer cost less than 12$! The waiter showed how to roll and dip in a sauce and so on and it was so good we still fantasize about it.
We also went to the Golden Rice which also came recommended. It was good but not exceptional and anyway, for us nothing could compete with the Hahn.
We arranged with Tien to take us to the airport the next day and flew to Saigon.
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The Eldora hotel looks beautiful - very nice accommodations for such a reasonable price. Going to put that one on my list to research for our time in Hue.
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I visited Vietnam and Cambodia is 2000 but am dying to return. Your well-written report just makes me want to go sooner!
Thank you for posting and carry on,
Sandy (in Denton)
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I'm so loving your report! I get such a wonderful feeling as I read it -- love that you sat and watched life as you sat on the balcony of the local place. And I definitely noted Hahn-- my favorite kind of place!
Thanks for writing this up!
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we stayed at the Liberty Central Saigon Citypoint hotel which is the latest addition to the liberty central hotels. This is a anything but Louis Quatorze! A very modern hotel with a lovely rooftop pool which we didn't get to use this time. If you stay there at least go up to the pool after dark, it has a wonderful view of Saigon at night. And of course the usual huge very good breakfast buffet.
Here we understood that the motorbike traffic in Hue was just the prologue. DH went really crazy with the photos and I think we have pictures of the traffic from every angle possible. It was really amazing to see what they can load on one motorbike. We also noticed that the girls were covered from head to toe while riding, even having gloves and socks when wearing flip flops. Apparently they all want to maintain a fair skin as dark skin shows you are more common while fair skin is considered high class. Funny how we in the west always try to be as tanned as possible. We come from a country with lots of sun but we put sunscreen, not cover ourselves, as we want to prevent skin cancer, but we do want to be tanned.
In the day and a half we had in our first stay in Saigon, we did all the sights. The reunification palace, Notre Dame church, the post office, the war remnants museum. Although it doesn't seem so from the outside, we found the reunification palace quite impressive and interesting inside and we spent some time there looking at all the rooms and reading about them. It's important to notice the opening times of the palace, also of the war museum as they both close for lunch and I think it's recommended to leave enough time for both.
We thought the war museum interesting and sometimes both touching and shocking. The museum is very one sided and the americans are the "bad guys" here, it even used to be called the american war crimes museum. For our generation not everything was new as we knew of some of the atrocities done by both sides. As we all know, war is usually more complicated and both sides are not saints but maybe their point of view here is understandable. From purely a "museum and artistic" point of view (if you can call it that), we didn't think it was done very well but it is something everybody should visit as it does show the horrors of war and reminds us of how many innocent victims there always are.
The mekong delta:
This is the place which was the most difficult for me to decide about. I had read a lot of reviews and trip reports of people who weren't happy with what they did or saw there either in a group tour or private tour. What everybody also wrote is not to do a trip from Saigon and back on the same day unless you really didn't have time for anything else. In the end I decided to stay 2 nights in Can Tho as it's the obvious place to do the floating markets from and also we'll have time to see other things there.
We stayed at the Kimtho hotel which was ok for the price but we wanted to stay near the river promenade and for the 2 nights we were there it was good enough. From reading a lot about transport to and from Can Tho, it seemed as if it was a 4 hour boring and not so comfortable journey. So based on a trip report (thank you dgunbug for the idea) in this forum, I decided to try and do what they did by taking the Sinhtourist 1 night tour but part company with them when arriving in Can Tho as they stayed in a hotel a bit far from the river and had a motorboat trip to the floating market while I wanted to do that in a small boat.
so when we arrived in Saigon, we went to their office and like everywhere in Vietnam, they were very flexible and we arranged with them to take part of their tour for a price a just bit lower than the price for the whole tour but still amazingly cheap. It's true that the tour which included a visit to Ben Tre area was very touristic, ride on the river,ride on a motorcart honey, coconut candy and rice paper makers and even some songs sung by a local family which were clearly all done for tourists. But as it was our first time here it was quite a pleasant day with a nice lunch included and a more interesting way to get to Can Tho than just hiring a driver.
I must also say it was very well organised and when we arrived at their hotel in Can Tho we took a very short taxi ride to the Kimtho hotel.
next: our stay in Can Tho
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A few days before we arrived in Can Tho, I had arranged by mail for 2 guided tours with Echo Tours, which is a group of students working as guides. On the first morning we took a motorbike tour (riding pillion of course) which was very interesting as it was mostly riding along small lanes by the river where a car can't get in. You really get to see what life on the river is like.
The next morning we got up at dawn to take the long boat ride (7 hours) to both floating markets, Cai Rang and Phong Dien. The advantage of being in a small private rowing boat is you get into small places where a big motorboat can't get in.
Both evenings we were in Can Tho we went out to dinner and walked along the river and about the town which was already decorated with lights for the Tet. All in all I think we had a good trip on the Mekong.
I had intended to arrange a private transfer to Saigon through the hotel. I had read many negative reviews about the bus, people wrote that it's complicated because nobody knows english, that the drivers drive like maniacs, bumpy ride, loud vietnamese music, coughing (I didn't know that was a vietnamese speciality) and so on.
But our guides told us not to worry, they would book us bus tickets and it would be very easy and comfortable. In the end we decided to put our trust in them and give it a go. We thought, at most, we would chalk it down to experience. They gave us instructions in english and wrote under each sentence the meaning in vietnamese so that we could show it to a staff member if we needed.
I must say we were very pleasantly surprised! A shuttle took us from the hotel to the Phuong Trang (the bus company) depot. We went into the ticket office which seemed chaotic but was actually very efficient. Your ticket (marked seats) has the bus number on it and a staff member takes you to the right place. The bus stops halfway though for a toilet/coffee break in a big bus depot which belongs to the company. It says Can Tho in large letters so it's easy to find the bus (contrary to what people say). It's true we didn't understand a word of what the the bus attendant said but I saw him counting the passengers when we got on so I don't think he would have left anybody there. When we got to the outskirts of Saigon we again had to take a shuttle to the main bus stop which is in district 5 or 6 (this is where our little paper with the english/vietnamese instructions came in handy) and then we took a short taxi ride to the hotel. We had left our luggage at the hotel in saigon so only had a backpack and everything went very smoothly. Even the vietnamese music was like any pop music and anyway they shut it of after half an hour. There was wi-fi on the bus and I think anyway most people slept through (so they didn't have time to cough). It wasn't especially bumpy and I don't think a car would have been any different.
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Back in Saigon:
As our tour with Sinhtourist was well organised we decided to take their afternoon tour to the Chu Chi tunnels. Although it comes with quite a lot of sometimes downright stupid propaganda, it's still an interesting tour especially for people our age who heard so much about the dreaded vietcong. We found the ride there and back also interesting because it's through parts of the city which you usually don't get to see.
The next day, our last in Vietnam, we took a taxi to Cholon district which is the chinatown in Siagon. Maybe it's not a big deal for people who have chinatown at home, but for us it was new. We did a tour of the temples with our eyewitness guidebook and went to the market and the streets around. As it was just a short time before Tet there was a lot of activity sewing costumes and making and selling decorations which were mostly different than the ones we sold in other places being more chinese.
in the evening we took a taxi to the airport having a nice last ride through all the lighted and decorated streets, and flew home to Israel.
Weatherwise we were very lucky as Siem Reap and South Vietnam weren't too hot and the central region was cool and pleasant only having a few showers on one of the days.
The date was also good as the Tet was on Feb. 19 and we left on
Feb. 8 so that the hotels wnd transportation weren't busy with the holiday yet but the streets and malls were decorated with lights, more and more each day and it was really lovely.
We also happened to be there on the day they celebrated 85 years to the foundation of the communist party (Feb. 3) and also this is the 40th year of what they call the reunification of Vietnam (april, the end of the war). The whole city was covered with posters which reminded us of the posters we had seen from the USSR. The doctor, worker, sailor, the girl holding a bunch of wheat (shouldn't it be rice here?) and so on looking towards the bright future, above them the sickle and hammer, the only difference being vietnamese faces instead of russian and the picture of Ho Chi Min instead of Stalin. For us it was quite amusing and seemed so old fashioned (the style of the posters I mean, not the meaning).
We found the Cambodian and Vietnamese people to be very friendly and even if we had to do some haggling once in a while, it was mostly done in a good spirit and with a lot of laughter.
Maybe we were lucky but we didn't encounter any of the scams, thefts and harassments I had read about. In fact we felt safer then a lot of places we've visited. It's true that the moment you looked at something or stopped for a minute in the street, some vendor or cyclo driver or taxi would pounce at you, but except for one or two especially annoying incidents, we thought of it just as people trying to make a living in a country where it's not so easy. We understood that the number of tourists has decreased recently due to the rise in prices and the world economy and specifically in Russia where many of the tourists come from. It actually saddened us to see so many shops,cyclos, taxis and so on empty. In everyday life you tend to forget that you belong to a small part of the world who lives comfortably in a democratic society (not perfect but still better than the alternatives). Although their economy is growing fast, it seems they still have a very long way to go.
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Someplace in the same general price range, where we'd be able to just walk in and get a table, would be great.
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I have a Dell Monitor model # 1908fwpt and we have used it as an external for a few laptops now, and on the last two hook-ups it has constant, non-flickering white horizontal lines across the screen. The only resolution that doesn't is 1280x1024 for some reason. I have changed the cables, used both VGA and DVI, and run the self-diagnostics and updated all drivers. I have chased this issue up and down and not been able to come up with a way to fix it. The monitor is not old, it hasn't been used very much, and I really don't want to replace it...
Any thoughts? Since its done it on a few different computers I tend to think its not a driver issue, or a cable issue... And the one resolution it works on is all stretched out and flat.
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Have you tried posting on the Dell Video forum? That would be a good place to start.
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I'd recommend posting on the Dell forums. If it's doing it on multiple computers, it's a monitor problem.
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Michel Saint-Denis was one of twentieth century theatre's most influential directors and theorists. This book combines his seminal Theatre: The Rediscovery of Style with material from Training for the Theatre, newly edited to create a work which moves seamlessly from theory to practice.
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So what other women do is to spend their savings and even using their credit cards just to undergo hair treatments and to achieve the best look for their hair. What they didn't know is that there are a couple of things and home remedies that you could do to achieve the look that you want!
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Published: Saturday 15th November 2014 by The News Editor
Victory for the UK Independence Party in next week's crunch Rochester and Strood by-election would put the country at greater risk of "insecurity and instability in our economy", David Cameron has warned.
Polls suggest Mr Cameron's Tories are facing defeat in the November 20 contest at the hands of Nigel Farage's Ukip, which is aiming to elect its second MP to Parliament.
Mr Cameron warned voters in the Kent constituency that they risk becoming another notch on the bedpost of Mr Farage's party, who would celebrate victory with "a pint in the pub" but would not represent local people as well as Tory candidate Kelly Tolhurst.
Speaking to the BBC during a round of interviews at the G20 summit in Australia, Mr Cameron said: " What's at stake in the Rochester by-election is whether the people of Rochester and Strood want to have a really first-class local Member of Parliament – which is what Kelly Tolhurst would be – working for local people and therefore the by-election would be all about the people of Rochester and Strood.
"If on the other hand they vote Ukip, it won't be about the people of Rochester and Strood, it will be about Ukip. It'll be about another sort of notch for them.
"They will all celebrate with a pint in the pub and there will be a greater danger of insecurity and instability in our economy. T hat's the choice and we will fight very hard right up to polling day."
There has been widespread speculation that victory for Mark Reckless, who quit as a Tory MP to stand for Ukip in Rochester and Strood, could spark a wave of defections among Mr Cameron's eurosceptic backbenchers.
But the Tory leader declined to discuss the possible impact of defeat on the Conservatives.
"When we have the result, you can come along and ask me a question," he said. "Until then – when I'm not here – I'm going to work very hard with the Conservative team to get behind Kelly Tolhurst, the only proper local candidate who's lived there and worked there all her life, because I think she would do best for the people of Rochester and Strood.
"When we've had the result, then we can have a talk about it."
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By Carl Mario Nudi and Erica Earl
Manatee, FL -- With the popularity of electronic cigarettes increasing since their introduction in 2003, many teenagers have experimented with them.
The use of the smokeless nicotine delivery devices among Florida teenagers has more than doubled in just two years, even though state statues forbid selling e-cigarettes to anyone under 18.
According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey, 12.1 percent of high school students in Florida have tried e-cigarettes in 2013, up from 6 percent in 2011.
Skip Wilhoit, coordinator of safe schools for the Manatee County School District, said there has been about
a 50 percent drop in teen use in tobacco use since around 2000.
According to the 2010 Florida Youth Substance Abuse Survey study by the Florida Department of Children and Families, 33 percent of Manatee County middle school students and 60.3 percent of the high schoolers surveyed said they tried cigarettes, compared to 16.8 and 34.1 respectively in 2010.
"E-cigarettes have been brought to our attention, and our policies cover all new products," Wilhoit said.
Bradenton Deputy Chief of Police Warren Merriman said that while he has not encountered teenagers using the e-cigarettes, the devices can be easily obtained by youth the same way as tobacco products -- from friends or parents.
"We haven't really had a problem with that," Merriman said.
Merriman said there are ways that schools can be more aware of middle and high school students bringing e-cigarettes on campus.
"School resource officers do a very good job on enforcing no tobacco products on school grounds," Merriman said. "We ask if a teacher or parent sees a student with a tobacco product or an e-cigarette that they contact the SROs or a school administrator."
Merriman said he could not verify if the e-cigarettes do appeal to teenagers.
Elaine Keller, president and one of the founders of Consumer Advocates for Smokefree Alternatives Association, said her group was against teenagers purchasing and using e-cigarettes.
But Keller said CASAA was opposed to any attempt to ban or restrict sales to adults.
"We encourage legislation to restrict the sale to anyone under the legal age to purchase cigarettes," she said.
CASAA, now with more than 6,000 members, was formed in 2009 by members of an online forum as an advocacy group to raise awareness and protect access to smoking alternatives.
"The FDA was seizing e-cigarette shipments, and we started to become concerned about losing the thing that was helping us quit smoking," she said. "There is still an ongoing campaign to get rid of e-cigarettes or make them less accessible."
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Richmond County school officials will continue suspending the requirement of a doctor's note for excused absences.
Since Sept. 8 students have been allowed to use a signed note from a parent or guardian for any absences beyond five because of concerns over the novel influenza A H1N1 virus.
School officials had agreed to suspend the requirement through Oct. 30 but will stretch it until after the Thanksgiving break, said Dr. Carole Rountree, the director of Richmond County student services.
"The extension was a result of conversations with the health department and the fact that we are still having an increased number of students with flulike symptoms," Dr. Rountree said Monday in an e-mail. "Although it is not extreme, it shows that there is evidence of the presence of either seasonal or H1N1 flu."
Other factors that contributed to the extension: an insufficient supply of the seasonal flu vaccine; the unavailability of H1N1 vaccine until this week; tests verifying the H1N1 vaccine are expensive and not always administered by doctors; and parents are being told to have their child see a doctor only if the child has a high fever that doesn't respond to over-the-counter medicine.
According to school policy, notes are required when a student is out of school after five absences. The parental note must include the parent's signature, the child's name, when the child was absent and why, to include the child's specific symptoms.
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Ok Melinda, this baby needs to come tomorrow- so heres the plan:
1. Grab your husband, put the kids at a sitter and put on your walking shoes.
2. Start walking to my house- its only like 20 miles, right?
3. At about the 1/2 way mark (which would be the 10fwy, I think) strip down to your birthday suit and make your husband "dtd" right there!
4. When your done, drink so raspberry ice tea
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7. Lastly, walk to Chandler hospital and if your water hasnt broken, I have a crochet needle in my purse and I will brake it for you!
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An armed customer may have thwarted an armed robbery early Wednesday at an Eastside convenience store, Athens-Clarke police said.
A 34-year-old Winterville man pulled his car into the Citgo gas station, 145 Gaines School Road, and noticed a man acting suspiciously at the back of the store about 1 a.m., police said.
The customer brought his gun with him as he entered the store, where he saw the man with the clerk, apparently trying to get the clerk to speak with him alone, police said.
When the customer announced he was going to call the police, the man fled from the store, but the customer chased him and ordered him to the ground at gunpoint, police said.
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Walks down the beautiful boulevards, strolls in the beautiful parks, visits to the iconic museums, the sight of the beautifully lit Eiffel Tower, chic labels from Champs-Élysées, romances in Montmartre, weddings in Notre Dame, outdoor cafes with cobblestones and umbrellas, rides on the Vespa, locks on the love-lock bridge, sugary dessert-tasting like a modern Mary Antoinette, breakfasts with croissants and brunches with strawberries and Champagne, The picturesque 'City of Light' cannot get more fabulous than that!
Nothing can be better than a sponsored trip to Paris by Alliance Francaise. Grabbing the wonderful opportunity, I along with my friends left no stone unturned to explore every inch of this quaint city. We traveled to the city from Lyon in a train. The train ride was a delight in itself. After a fun-filled yet tiring 4-hour journey, brunch at one of the street cafes proved to be an instant re-energizer.
Paris is synonyms with the Eiffel Tower. However, the beautiful city has more to it than just tower. A house to the intriguing Mona Lisa, gourmet food, amazing wines and beautiful architecture, Paris is a hub to have a one-of-a-kind experience.
Paris is not just about glamour as well. It is a city where you can bask in solitude. There are many old libraries where one can consume the classics while sipping coffee. There are parks to roam and enjoy bird-watching. There are charming places to shop and indulge yourself in sinful delights. One can also have a religious experience at several grottos and cathedrals where you find yourself at peace. It is not odd for people to take solo trips to this destination.
Attractions galore
It is mandatory to start with the world-famous triangle museum. I visited the famous Louvre on the first day of my visit itself. The word- 'Exquisite' falls short to describe what is there inside. It is a marvel in its own right. Right from the works of Monet, Da Vinci and Pollock, it is a house to so many artistic sculptures and miniature creations. The enigmatic Mona Lisa stands tall amidst all the artistic pieces.
A city known for architecture, it has Cleaopatra's needle, one of the Egyptian Obesliks. The Arc De Triomphe is another iconic monument gate which is quite similar to New York City's Washington Square Park Gate. The Love-Lock Bridge is yet another attraction where people tie locks to the bridge to strengthen their bond with their loved ones.
No one can blame Victor Hugo for being in awe of Cathedral Du Notre Dame, a tall, gothic cathedral with a centuries-old bell-tower. A house to 'Quasimodo', you feel the essence of Hugo's 'Hunchback of the Notre Dame' in that area. The essence of the bygone era is still palpable in the old theatres and forts that are standing amidst the modern cosmopolitan structures.
Places of Attraction:
- Musee de Louvre
- Eiffel Tower
- Cathedrale de Notre Dame
- Cleaopatra's Needle
- Arc De Triomphe
- Love-lock bridge
Gourmet Diaries
A heaven for the foodies, Paris goes out of the way to prepare delectable cuisines. While wine, bread and cheese are the staples, I experimented with a lot of vegetarian dishes which were surprisingly good (Considering my die-hard love for spicy curries!) at Hollybelly. The salads are very creative and the cafés are filled with the aroma of freshly-baked bread.
People swear by macrons and croissants and I found around 50 patisseries in the vicinity of Eiffel tower. Montmartre boasts of several eateries which serve excellent finger-food. A classic French breakfast of sunny-side-up eggs, buttered toasts, freshly-squeezed orange juice, croissant and mashed potatoes is to die for!
For a meat-lover, Paris is a heaven as it serves seared lambs and bouillabaisse, a traditional French soup and meat dish. We went to Café De La Paix, a diner cum café for dinner and had ratatouille, a soup cum veggie/meat signature French dish. The Le Maharaja, an Indian restaurant famous for its hot curries was a total delight for the tourists as well as the natives.
Glitzy affair
When in Paris, a girl needs to shop! One can never get enough of the boutiques in the corner or the classy brands in Champs-Élysées. Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choo, name the brand and you will find it in L'avenue des Champs-Élysées.
Many couples hang-out near the avenue and the cliché 'Love Is in the air of Paris' is not so cliché after all. While there are many stores, the city is high on flea market culture as well. The colorful
markets also sell fresh food produce like cheese, cream and strawberries. We went to Rue Cinq Flea market and were amazed to look at the exuberant crowd and colorful props.
Every now and then, I treat myself to French movies. The aura and the settings shown are not at all unrealistic. There are beautiful areas, there are Gothic localities, there are the classic boulevards with cherry-blossom trees and there are dark dingy areas that are not safe for tourists. If we properly understand the dos and dont's of the city itinerary, Paris is a safe city.
We have seen the best of Paris. Yet, it is never enough. It's a beautiful place rich in heritage, culture and art. Epitome of love, Paris is the most-loved romantic destinations. Every crack and crevice has a story behind it and the ruins hold magic. The fountains are epic and the churches are epitome of sanctity. I never thought, I was creating lifetime memories. I thought I was just having fun. And I could help but write this:
A quaint city of food, fashion and culture
Romance is always in the air
Its everlasting magic and splendor
Ah! C'est Paris!


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Here on The Dish, we'll keep an eye on the latest news in the pet food industry. We'll have a mix of articles, statistics, news and fun facts from a variety of pet industry sources and Twitter.
- Scientist and Musician Create Songs Designed for Your Cat's Ear: Read this article from the Catster blog to find out how a scientist and musician teamed up to discover the purrfect melodies for cats' discerning tastes.
- Get Dogs Ready for the Spring Season: Check out these tips from the American Kennel Club to learn how to get your pooch ready to roll for spring time!
- Is Your Furniture Poisoning Your Cat? Some Flame Retardants May Make Kitty Sick: Read this post from the Catster blog to learn how some commonly used flame retardants may contribute to feline hyperthyroidism.
- The Dogs of Mad Men: To celebrate the season premiere of Mad Men, the Dogster blog imagined what some of the characters would look like as dogs.


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All these concentric circles of privacy depend on some level of shrouding. They depend on some level of secrecy and awareness of the distinction between the inner privileged space and the outer exposed space. They depend on the understanding that what happens between us stays between us.
Cop-cams chip away at that. The cameras will undermine communal bonds. Putting a camera on someone is a sign that you don't trust him, or he doesn't trust you. When a police officer is wearing a camera, the contact between an officer and a civilian is less likely to be like intimate friendship and more likely to be oppositional and transactional. Putting a camera on an officer means she is less likely to cut you some slack, less likely to not write that ticket, or to bend the regulations a little as a sign of mutual care.
Cop-cams will insult families. It's worth pointing out that less than 20 percent of police calls involve felonies, and less than 1 percent of police-citizen contacts involve police use of force. Most of the time cops are mediating disputes, helping those in distress, dealing with the mentally ill or going into some home where someone is having a meltdown. When a police officer comes into your home wearing a camera, he's trampling on the privacy that makes a home a home. He's recording people on what could be the worst day of their lives, and inhibiting their ability to lean on the officer for care and support.
Cop-cams insult individual dignity because the embarrassing things recorded by them will inevitably get swapped around. The videos of the naked crime victim, the berserk drunk, the screaming maniac will inevitably get posted online — as they are already. With each leak, culture gets a little coarser. The rules designed to keep the videos out of public view will inevitably be eroded and bent.


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Stock Graphic >> Object - Tandem bicycles 231302 by Lazer Scribbles @ CreativeMarket
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Set of four tandem bicycles in gray color, classic and custom, with different frames and details.
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Grommets in each corner with 4 poly ropes. Choose from printed vinyl with catcher and strike zone, vinyl with strike zone, or plain vinyl. Heavy-duty 22 oz vinyl fabric. Plain vinyl is available in forest green, royal blue, or red.
A heavy #36 knotted nylon net (8′ x 8′) with rope edge — great for outdoor applications to allow more wind to pass through than solid vinyl. The 1″ mesh still provides a darkened backdrop behind batters. Includes adjustable attachment ropes and yellow strike zone rope.


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Dhilluku Dhuddu 2016 Tamil Trailer, IMBD & HD Images
Watch the official trailer of upcoming Tamil film "Dhilluku Dhuddu" 2016. Sri Thenandal Films has published the trailer on there official channel on 23 June 2016. This is a horror trailer also include comedy scenes as well. It is a very interesting trailer and the trailer has been watched by more the 5 lakh views.
Dhilluku Dhuddu is the latest upcoming Tamil language film schedule to release in 2016. The release date is still not announced but as per rumours the film will release most probably in August.
Rambala has directed this comedy horror genre film. Santhanam, Shanaya, Karunas us playing a lead role in the film. Along with the lead Mottai Rajendran, Saurabh Shukla, Anandaraj, Singamuthu, T.M. Karthik and Lollu Sabha Manohar in a supporting role.
N. Ramasamy has produced the film under Sri Thenandal Films banner. S. Thaman has composed the music of the film and background source. Deepak Kumar Pathy has done the cinematography of the film.
Gopi Krishna has done the editing work of the film, and trailer had been cut very nicely. Dhilluku Dhuddu will be release in only Tamil language. Production of the film started in November 2016. Lastly it is recommended to watch the official trailer.


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Stephen Hawking(1942-), Theoretical Physicist
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Mathematician and theoretical physicist. Since 1979 Hawking has been Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University, a post famously held by Sir Isaac Newton. His early research on relativity led him to study the Big Bang, the creation of the universe and black holes. He has a progressive neuromotor disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). He uses a wheelchair and speaks through an electronic voice synthesizer. Hawking continues to work and has produced several best-selling books including A Brief History of Time (1988), Black Holes and Baby Universes (1993) and The Universe in a Nutshell (2001). His life is the subject of a 2014 film, The Theory of Everything.
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Part I: "We Will Not Stop Coming"
Boko Haram has staged hundreds of shooting rampages and suicide bombings at schools across northeastern Nigeria. The stories in this three-part series are those of the survivors. Words, images, design, and video by Rahima Gambo.
The school day in Maiduguri, Nigeria, begins at 7:30 a.m. At the entrance gate of Shehu Sanda Kyarimi Government School, a teenage boy stands with a metal detector in his hand, running it over fellow students' bags and clothing to check for explosives. In their white-and-red uniforms, the students form two snaking lines, one for boys and the other for girls. With 2,800 pupils and a single gate, a bottleneck inevitably forms. Yet no skips or shortcuts are allowed.
According to UNICEF, one in five suicide bombers for Boko Haram, the notorious terrorist group ravaging northeastern Nigeria, is a child. Explosives are strapped to tender young flesh and sent to wreak fatal havoc in crowded places, including schools. In 2015, Boko Haram carried out more than 150 suicide attacks. Shehu Sanda Kyarimi is taking no risks.
As students trickle through the gate, a teacher shouts orders about morning duties in rapid Hausa, the local language. A few boys pick up stick brooms and start sweeping the school's property in the lackadaisical way teenagers do when forced to perform a task they don't like. The dust and heat of the morning form a yellow haze that blankets everything in sight: the U-shaped, single-story classroom blocks, the spacious courtyard that they hug, and the students loitering around the edges.
Four years ago, on an unassuming morning just like this one, disaster struck. On March 18, 2013, six Boko Haram gunmen stormed into the school's courtyard firing bullets in every direction. A teacher and student were killed; three other pupils were injured. Shehu Sanda Kyarimi was one of three schools in Maiduguri attacked that day.
"We were running against the wall," Zara Bashir, 18, says of being trapped in the courtyard with her terrified peers. She speaks quietly, her kohl-lined eyes looking downward and rarely meeting mine.
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Erik Skjøld (born in 1982) is a Norwegian actor who provides voices for the Norwegian version of Thomas & Friends.
He provides voices for several other television shows, such as "Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy", "Kim Possible", "Wizards of Waverly Place", "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody", "The Suite Life On Deck", "Phineas and Ferb", "Handy Manny", and many more.
He is one of the announcers on Disney Channel, and he voices Sly Cooper in the "Sly Cooper" video games.
- Percy (King of the Railway and Tale of the Brave only)
- Both he and Hikaru Midorikawa voiced Damian from "Pokémon" in their respective languages.
- He, Waldemar Barwiński and Alan Prieto voiced Brock from "Pokémon" in their respective languages.
- Adriana Casas, Loukas Frangoulis, Piotr Bąk, Paul Disbergen, Mikołaj Klimek, Bartosz Martyna, Tokuyoshi Kawashima, Dor Srugo, Mildred Barrera, Roberto Gutiérrez, Finn Poncin, Hinako Sasaki, Shinichirō Miki, Hisao Egawa, Javier Olguín, Kōichi Sakaguchi, Katsuji Mori, Susa Saukko, Janusz Wituch, Pasi Ruohonen, Dariusz Błażejewski, Kiyoyuki Yanada, Junichi Kanemaru, Artur Pontek, Hiroshi Tsuchida, Krzysztof Szczerbiński, Josie Yee, Diana Pérez, Grzegorz Drojewski, Klaudiusz Kaufmann, Mayra Arellano, Sander de Heer, Hiroko Emori, Naomi Shindō, Justyna Bojczuk, Miłogost Reczek, Tsutomu Densaka, Bruno Coronel, Xóchitl Ugarte, Miguel Ángel Leal, Noriko Shitaya, Anna Gajewska, Gaby Ugarte, Hiro Nakajima, Roberto Mendiola, Chikara Osaka, Kan Tanaka, Yohei Nishina, Salvador Reyes, Yuri Shiratori, Bin Shimada, Ángel Amorós, Kenta Miyake, Keiko Toda, Octavio Rojas, Masaharu Satō, Trond Teigen, Kiyonobu Suzuki, Talya Barkay, Yehonatan Magon, Kumiko Higa, Nir Ron, Joanna Pach-Żbikowska, Scott Maurstad, Olga Kuznetsova, Jan Kulczycki, Moisés Iván Mora, Tomohiro Nishimura, Piotr Bajtlik, Hideki Takahashi, Beata Jankowska-Tzimas, Tetsu Inada, Nobutoshi Canna, Krystyna Kozanecka, Masayuki Omoro, Simen Sand, Gadi Levy, Paweł Szczesny, Leonardo García, Dafnis Fernández, Adrian Perdjon, Gerardo García, Józef Mika, Lena Meieran, Manuel Campuzano, César Árias, Dulce Guerrero, Armando Coria, Salvador Serrano, Leyla Rangel, Samuel Harjanne, Cezary Kwieciński, Hikaru Midorikawa, Juha Paananen, Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque and José Ángel Torres have also worked on it.
- Both he and Krzysztof Szczerbiński voiced Rigby from "Regular Show" in their respective languages.
- Both he and Jarosław Domin voiced Edd from "Ed, Edd, n' Eddy" in their respective languages.
- Both he and Janusz Wituch voiced Lumpus from "Camp Lazlo" in their respective languages.


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Libraries have existed for millennia, but today many question their necessity. In an ever-more digital and connected world, do we still need places of books in our towns, colleges, or schools? If libraries aren't about books, what are they about? In Expect More, David Lankes, winner of the 2012 ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Award for the Best Book in Library Literature, walks you through what to expect out of your library. Lankes argues that, to thrive, communities need libraries that go beyond bricks and mortar, and beyond books and literature. We need to expect more out of our libraries. They should be places of learning and advocates for our communities in terms of privacy, intellectual property, and economic development. Expect More is a rallying call to communities to raise the bar, and their expectations, for great libraries.
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Rule of thumb, the earlier a Marx Brothers movie was made, the better it probably is. The initial impulse of the brothers' manic energy and inventive wordplay was difficult to reproduce as time wore on, although they did make seven first-rate Marx Brothers movies before tailing off (the last really good one being A Day at the Races from 1937).
The first two Marx Brothers movies were The Cocoanuts (1929) and Animal Crackers (1930), and both were based on successful Broadway musicals. Monkey Business from 1931 was the first script that was originally developed to be filmed by a Hollywood studio, that being Paramount.
For my money, Animal Crackers might be the quintessential Marx Brothers movie. Groucho plays an African explorer named Captain Jeffrey T. Spaulding, and the movie opens with a bang when four African men carry Capt. Spaulding into a hoity-toity gala party in a sedan chair. Groucho immediately breaks into "Hello, I Must Be Going," which prompts the entire chorus, including Margaret Dumont and Zeppo, to break into "Hooray for Captain Spaulding," in which Groucho actually doesn't do much singing, he mainly does funny dances between the choruses.
The song was written for the stage musical by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby in 1928. Interesting choice for a name, "Captain Spaulding," because that name was actually associated with a cocaine dealer who had gotten into serious legal trouble a few years earlier. It's hard to project back in time to know what it meant to name a Groucho Marx character Captain Spaulding, but it seems a fair supposition that for certain ears, the phrase "Hooray for Captain Spaulding" might essentially have been the equivalent of "Hooray, my coke dealer is here!"
Who was this original Captain Spaulding? For that we turn to the tragic life of one of Hollywood's early stars, Wallace Reid, who had appeared in D.W. Griffith's two most famous movies, Birth of a Nation and Intolerance, but was better known as a romantic lead in movies like Carmen (1915) and The Affairs of Anatol (1921). After suffering a serious injury in a train wreck in 1923, he became addicted to morphine and passed away at the age of 31.
In his biography Wallace Reid: The Life and Death of a Hollywood Idol, E.J. Fleming described the drug scene in the silent era as follows:
Drugs were plentiful and expensive. Stars used them to cure hangovers from "bathtub gin" or from fruit punch laced with 200-proof alcohol. The bigger dealers concentrated on a single studio and used a network of low-level studio employees as paid couriers. "Mr. Fix-It" served Fox, "the Man" and "Captain Spaulding" at Lasky. "Spaulding" was once arrested for selling drugs but when he threatened to name names the charges were dropped.
So one of the main drug dealers in Hollywood used the name "Captain Spaulding" in Hollywood, but there was also an incident in Paris in 1920 that gave the name a strong association with cocaine. Olive Thomas was a silent film actress who died in 1920 at the age of 24 of acute nephritis caused by accidental poisoning. Her death was eventually declared accidental, but her sudden hospitalization and initially mysterious death ensured that her case would be headline fodder for weeks. A man with the name of "Spalding" was connected to the case, and actually was given a prison sentence for smuggling cocaine into France. As the New York Herald reported on September 6, 1920:
American is Imprisoned for Smuggling Cocaine
An American who gives his name as Spalding has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for smuggling cocaine into Paris from Germany. The supply, which amounted to four kilogrammes, was concealed in a trunk which went astray and was sent to the depot for lost articles.
Here, after several days, it was claimed by Spalding, who declared to the Customs' officers that it contained nothing of a dutiable nature, a statement which was disproved upon examination. In his defense, Spalding stated that the trunk had been consigned to him by a friend, one Mrs. Green, from Mainz.
This "American named Spalding" actually was a captain and was referred to as such in an article that appeared a week later:
September 13, 1920
NEW YORK HERALD (Paris Edition)
An autopsy of the body of Miss Olive Thomas will be held at the Paris Morgue today by Dr. Paul, who has been commissioned by M. Pamart, the examining magistrate, to determine the cause of the film actress' death.
While dismissing any suspicions of foul play, the police authorities wish to make a thorough investigation before permitting the remains to be sent to America for burial. It is said that the examination is being extended to certain Montmartre resorts and is linked with the case of Captain Spaulding, formerly of the United States Army, who was recently sentenced to a term of six months' imprisonment here for bringing cocaine into the country. The examination of the body at the American Hospital at Neuilly-sur-Seine revealed only the discolorations which are always produced in cases of mercurial poisoning.
Nobody can really know what George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind had in mind when they named Groucho's character "Captain Jeffrey T. Spaulding" for the 1928 stage musical. But they were in showbiz—not in Hollywood but New York City—and many Hollywood figures were accustomed to getting their drugs from a figure named "Captain Spaulding" and a Capt. Spalding was notoriously arrested for cocaine smuggling in Paris in connection with the high-profile death of a silent movie star.
Could mean anything, but the next time you're in the mood to "party," I can only hope that "Captain Spaulding" shows up in time to be of assistance. Hooray Hooray Hooray!
The musical number from Animal Crackers:
A typical episode of You Bet Your Life, for which "Hooray for Captain Spaulding" served as the intro music:
via Kliph Nesteroff
Previously on Dangerous Minds:
Paul Krassner: I dropped acid with Groucho Marx
Groucho Marx and William F. Buckley debate the nature of comedy on 'Firing Line,' 1967


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