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Saturday, August 9. 2014
Passenger Car Department Update for ... Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 16:14
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Passenger Car Department Update for August 2nd and 3rd
Many people to thank...
John McKelvey has been totally focused on reupholstering bench seats for the Henrietta, Rock Island coach 2612. He has been working on them daily. John has a lot of skill and experience in upholstery and has made a significant contribution to the Museum with his efforts. Thank you very much John! The Passenger Car Department truly appreciates you!
Saturday, August 2nd: Ray Mormann, Mark Gellman and Michael McCraren tested the air brakes on 3 Rock Island coaches in preparation for the upcoming Thomas event. A big thank you to the track department for use of their air compressor! The three men then found a coach step was in need of repair so track 114 became the RIP (Repair In Place) track.
They returned from Yard 11 to finish installing the door on the west end of the Birmingham dining car where it connects with the Pacific Peak.
The handle is now affixed and the door from the Birmingham to the Pacific Peak is complete - Photo by Michael McCraren
Later Mark and Michael McCraren boarded the coach train and repaired windows during a trip. (Sorry no pictures.)
Kevin Kriebs has made excellent progress on his project of removing decals and adhesive from the exterior of the 1st Exhibit Car. He continued his efforts on Saturday.
Shelly Vanderschaegen began her day with continued cleanup efforts in the Ely after Buzz Morisette completed the dining room ceiling and clerestory work. She vacuumed the car and started putting light shades on the fixtures below the clerestory. The mannequin was put together and put upright in her dining room position, and curtains were put back on the windows. Shelly spent the rest of her work day with John McKelvey working on the Henrietta coach seats project.
Jim Windmeier came to IRM to continue the discussion about a potential railroad china display which may go in the 1st Exhibit Car for next season.
Mark Hoffmann continued work on the 2602 Rock Island coach. Roger Kramer has put out a call for more volunteers to get this car ready for the upcoming Thomas event.
A big thank you to Kevin Brown for taking time to visit the Birmingham diner. Thanks for your continued support! We appreciate you very much.
Sunday, August 3rd: Michael McCraren was on train duty on Sunday. Jon Habegger was at his post inside the 1st Exhibit Car chatting with visitors and answering questions about the exhibits currently on display.
The Passenger Car Department would like to send out another big thank you to Buzz Morisette for continuing his support in putting the Ely back together. After completing his excellent work on the Ely dining room ceiling, clerestory, and woodwork, he helped clean up and even washed windows! Buzz is one of the really outstanding volunteers at the Illinois Railway Museum with skill, talent, and a helpful nature. Thanks Buzz!
Thank you goes out to Wayne Baksic, too, for short notice help with 7700 and Henrietta seats. Thanks Wayne!
Friday, July 25. 2014
Dynamometer Notes from Warren ... Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 14:52
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Dynamometer Notes from Warren Newhauser - Diesel Days Event
Brian LaKemper and Warren Newhauser created an additional post about the Milwaukee Road Dynamometer Car which was part of the coach train during the recent Diesel Days event. Thanks to Brian and Warren for their work on the car and the additional notes.
Friday afternoon, July 18th, Warren Newhauser came out to get the X-5000 car ready for Saturday with help from IRM volunteer Fred Van Dorpe. There was a lot of Diesel Department activity until about 11:30pm.
On Saturday, July 19th, several gallons of cold lemonade and pretzel sticks served to Dynamometer guests on the car were a hit with the warm temperatures. One of the younger guests (in the photo below) perhaps 8 years old, made a recommendation to Warren Buffet that he put the same very comfortable chairs [Milwaukee Road parlor car seats] in his trains!
UP 8148 with its 4,000 hp easily brought the coach train up to speed, barely reaching notch 3, whereas BN-1 and BN-2 (not running) took more effort.
On Sunday, X-5000 volunteer Brian LaKemper had the Dyno open for riders as part of the coach train. Many people got to look inside the car and ride. The car's on-board testing equipment was active, including monitoring throttle position, wheel slip, and air compressor use via 27 pin MU jumper; and drawbar pull and buff (push), monitored by the hydraulic drawbar spliced to the car's centerline. The car's timers for recording throttle position and event monitoring (such as wheel slip) were also functioning.
The drawbar's operation was determined Saturday evening by Brian L. and Warren N. and Brian put the knowledge to work Sunday; registering up to 50,000 lbs of drawbar pull behind UP 1848 and BN 5383. The drawbar functioned flawlessly all day, usually registering about 20,000 lbs of pull or buff depending on direction of travel. A peak of 40,000 lbs of buff shock also observed at one point.
History note: this is the kind of activity the Dynamometer car observed while in service, though with a lot more trailing tonnage. A buff or pull shock could easily cause a derailment under the right conditions, ie., starting/stopping long trains on mountain grades.
The Dynamometer Car tested a total of 5 different locomotives during the day: UP 1848, BN 5383, C&NW 411, BN 9908, and MILW 37A.
The Dyno's next schedule operations are IRM Museum Showcase Weekend Sept 20-21, 2014.
Volunteers are always welcome to help with restoration of the Milwaukee Road Dynamometer Car. Please comment on this blog post and we will get back with you.
Tuesday, July 22. 2014
Passenger Car Department Diesel Days ... Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 19:20
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Passenger Car Department Diesel Days Report
It was a warm, beautiful day on Saturday, July 19th; the start of the Diesel Days event. There were many photographers on the grounds of IRM to capture the impressive Diesel Days action.
Shelly Vanderschaegen and John McKelvey spent the entire day in preparation for restoration of six more bench seats for the Henrietta, RI 2612. Shelly removed upholstery tacks and installed metal bandings on seat springs as needed to secure them in position. John connected bands made of tarp from the top of the springs to the edge of the seat frame top to hold the springs in place and then applied epoxy to tack holes and areas of missing wood.
Mark Gellman, Ray Mormann, and Michael Baksic drilled holes in the refitted door which is now installed in the Birmingham giving access to the vestibule which abuts the Pacific Peak. After installing the hinges, the door was installed then spray painted silver as it hung inside the Birmingham. The exterior side of the door may need further work. Kevin Kriebs painted the door handles prior to installation.
Jon Habegger was at his post in the 1st Exhibit Car talking to visitor. Mike McCraren was conductor on the coach train which included the CMStP&P Milwaukee Road Dynamometer X-5000 car, the Chicago & North Western 7700 lightweight coach/baggage car, and three passenger coaches, all pulled by Burlington Northern BN-1 and BN-2 diesel electric locomotives. BN-3 pulled the C&NW bi-level Gallery cars on a second coach train.
Prior to the Diesel Days events, visitors were able to go inside the Dynamometer while it was waiting for the train to fully form. Passengers were carried inside the Dynamometer during the daily coach train rides. Warren Newhauser and Brian LaKemper were on hand to answer questions. Chuck Trabert rode on the first trip of the day then took photos.
Tuesday, July 15. 2014
Passenger Car Department July 5th, ... Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 13:57
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Passenger Car Department July 5th, 6th, 12th and 13th
Saturday, July 5th: Ray Mormann and Mark Gellman made progress on the Birmingham dining car. They installed the vestibule door on the kitchen end and while there is more work to be done, the door at that end will now work.
Sunday, July 6th: Kevin Kriebs continued the process of removing the adhesive from the former decals on the 1st Exhibit Car. John McKelvey worked on seats for the Henrietta. Shelly Vanderschaegen cleaned, waxed and buffed walls in the Ely dining room area. Mark Hoffmann worked in the RI 2602 needle chipping and grinding.
Saturday, July 12th: Mark Gellman and Michael McCraren installed glass on the south side number board of the "Pacific Peak". This weekend the north side will be finished.
Sunday, July 13th: A little cutting, a piece of steel, some paint and some screws. The door for the west end of the Birmingham is ready to be installed after Mark Gellman, Mike Baksic. and Ray Moorman completed repairs and adjustments.
Kevin Kriebs continued adhesive removal on the 1st Exhibit car.
Jim Windmeier, Kevin Brown, and Nick Kallas were in the Birmingham for lunch. Shelly continued the mahogany waxing process in the Ely dining room throughout the day.
Shelly isnt afraid to get a little dirty when working on IRM Passenger Cars - Photo by Pauline Trabert
Shelly Vanderschaegen buffing wax she applied in the Ely dining room area - Photo by Pauline Trabert
Chuck Trabert spent the day replacing the face on the bottom half of one of the side doors on the Milwaukee Road Dynamometer car and also replaced all three air brake hoses and fittings. Pauline Trabert took pictures and helped Chuck as much as possible.
While Chuck was working on the Dynamometer door rebuild, Pauline captured a few photos of passing trains on the mainline, visitors lining up to check out the 1630, and movement of diesel locomotives near Barn 2.
A lot of activity was happening at the diesel barn in preparation for Diesel Days - Photo by Pauline Trabert
Chuck took a break from the door restoration project to install three new air brake hoses and six new fittings. The Dynamometer car is to run on the coach train during Diesel Days and will be brake tested prior to the event.
Restoration projects happen daily at IRM. Big or small, interior or exterior, they all take a huge amount of time. We are fortunate to have many skilled volunteers who donate time, tools, materials, equipment, and money to get each job done as quickly as possible with as much quality workmanship as they are able to provide. Your donations help make it possible to get more work done in a timely manner. Thanks for your interest in our Museum!
Tuesday, June 24. 2014
Sunday, June 22nd, Passenger Car Update Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 18:16
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Sunday, June 22nd, Passenger Car Update
It was a fabulous day. Early in the day Shelly Vanderschaegen and John McKelvey continued the big job of reupholstering seats for the RI 2612 coach. Michael Baksic, Ray Mormann, and Mark Gellman were trying to drill holes for the vestibule door between the Birmingham and the Loch Sloy. They worked on it all day but were unable to make much headway.
During the mid-morning Jon Habegger helped Shelly prepare food for the lunch to come.
Before his shift as conductor, Michael McCraren and Mark Gellman tackled the number board on the north side of the Pacific Peak. Last weekend work was done on the number board on the south side of the car.
Michael masked the area painted black on the south side and sprayed on the yellow paint - Photo by Michael McCraren
We had a great turnout for a plaque presentation to Susan, David, and Rob Stepek in honor of Phil Stepek who passed away last year. Shelly Vanderschaegen came up with the idea to create the plaque, Jon Habegger put the words together, and Pauline Trabert helped Shelly choose the plaque and design. Michael Baksic made the presentation to the Stepek family. A second identical plaque will be hung inside the Birmingham diner where Phil spent a great deal of time.
After the plaque presentation, there was a picnic lunch in the Birmingham followed by a ride on the coach train. Later on David and Rob Stepek crushed cans which had been collected by the department. This is David's usual volunteer job.
Jon Habegger went to his post in the 1st Exhibit Car following the luncheon.
Tuesday, June 17. 2014
Saturday June 14th Passenger Car Update Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 13:33
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Saturday June 14th Passenger Car Update
A glorious day at the Illinois Railway Museum. It was beautiful all day - a bit warm but we'll take it.
Mitch O'Brien, Ray Mormann, and Kevin Kriebs each had a screwdiver and removed most of the hardware from two doors purchased to use in the Birmingham diner. Once most of the hardware was removed, Kevin started stripping paint from one of the doors.
There is much work required to repair the rust damage at the bottom of this door - Photo by Jon Habegger
While Kevin was stripping paint from one door, Michael Baksic, Ray Mormann, and Mark Gellman worked on positioning a second interior door on the kitchen end. Because the kitchen wall is at an angle, installing a door there, mounting it to the car, will be a challenge.
Michael Baksic looks through the Birmingham kitchen door as it is being installed - Photo by Michael McCraren
Because of the wall angle, installing a door at the kitchen end will be challenging - Photo by Jon Habegger
From Michael McCraren: All sleeping car and coaches of a long distance passenger train had a number assigned to them in the consist. For example, on "The City of Los Angeles" the first sleeping car would be assigned the number 1031 meaning train #103 (westbound COLA), first sleeping car. This way the passenger would know which car they were in. On the Union Pacific "Peak" series, the number board was located below the porter's room window on one side and below the bathroom window on the other. During the Pacific Peak's time with Amtrak, the number boards were plated over. On Saturday, Mark Gellman, Jon Habegger, and myself removed the plating and exposed the original number boards. They were cleaned, primed and painted black. Glass will be placed over the number boards to complete the work.
Shelly was working with John McKelvey in the wood shop all day stripping RI 2612 Henrietta seats down to the frame. Broken metal clips on the springs were replaced, then Shelly epoxied the bottom of the seat frame where the tack strips are located. Meanwhile, John put tarp material over the repaired springs, tacked it down, then applied horsehair padding. A layer of padding was applied over top of the horsehair, then another layer of horsehair was added, then another layer of tarp was applied to cover the layers of padding. Next, the actual upholstery material can be applied. There is a great deal of work involved in reupholstering these old coach seats and this is why we ask passengers to treat them with care.
Lunch was in the Birmingham as usual with a small celebration of Michael Baksic's birthday. Elegant Farmer apple pie and whipped cream were enjoyed by the crew. Everyone returned to their respective work for the day after this all too brief intermission.
Friday, June 13. 2014
Passenger Car Department Report for ... Posted by Pauline Trabert in Passenger Car Department at 20:31
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Passenger Car Department Report for 6/1/14 Through 6/8/14
We have had some beautiful June weather at IRM!
Sunday, June 1st:
Kevin Kriebs continued his adhesive removal project on the exterior of the 1st Exhibit Car. Jon Habegger was at his post inside the 1st Exhibit Car greeting visitors. Jim Windmeier brought printouts of a Milwaukee Road dining car table set up, to demonstrate how they set the table as each railroad dining table was set differently. He talked to Michael Baksic, Jon Habegger, and Shelly Vanderschaegen about creating a display featuring railroad dining in the 1st Exhibit Car to use various railroad dishes from the Museum collection.
John McKelvey stripped several DM&IR 84 coach smoking section seats in his continuing effort to reupholster that section of the coach.
Mike McCraren was conductor on the passenger coach train.
Mark Gellman helped Michael Baksic complete three air brake tests on the available passenger cars and then assisted Jon Habegger in last minute interior repairs, cleaning and preparation of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy 1923 Steel RPO/Baggage car for the upcoming Railway Post Office Weekend.
Shelly Vanderschaegen continued waxing and buffing the Honduran Mahogany woodwork in the Ely dining room then discussed reupholstery of coach seats with John McKelvey.
Michael Baksic and Ray Mormann spent the day caulking seams and windows on the streamliner cars in Yard 5.
Friday, June 6th:
A group from Monarch Landing Retirement Community in Naperville, IL visited IRM. Thanks to Ray Bellock for showing them around our wonderful railway museum. They rode the Illinois Terminal 415 with motorman Bob Opal and then were pleased to have a boxed lunch in the Birmingham dining car in Yard 5 with Shelly Vanderschaegen as hostess. We hope they come back again!
Sunday, June 8th:
Mark Gellman and Jon Habegger worked on the RPO Days catch program. The Chicago Burlington & Quincy 1923 RPO was pulled by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad 1630. Six retired postal clerks were in attendance and everyone had a good time.
In another run-by our own Mark Gellman made a catch and dropped a mail bag like a pro.
John McKelvey continued reupholstering the DM&IR 84 coach smoking section seats. Two of the seats have walkover backs without the same "triple hump" padding as the stationary seat backs. John put in extra effort to make the walkover seat backs match the stationary backs. In the image below where John is installing a newly covered walkover seat back you can see the results.
Work continued on the Dynamometer car. Warren Newhauser, Brian LaKemper and Chuck Trabert were on hand in the X-5000. After operations had completed, Mark Gellman assisted in replacing the brake pads on the Dyno.
Curator Michael Baksic met with Gerry Boguse in the Louisville & Nashville diner 2726 Galt House to discuss needed floor repairs.
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I have been told that the C&NW plate you have marked as "Flambeau" is extremely rare. Only 200 or so, were made. I have seen one in poor condition at [...]
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Pablo what does art theaters mean?
Cinema Village, Angelica, the Quad?
Maybe somebody at Fox has a functioning neuron in the brain(though I wouldn't count on it) and they'll show it at the Ziegfeld.
"The King and I" at the Lighthouse was a brand new restotation printdown to 35mm from the original 55mm negative. It was shown in a very wide aspect ratio with black bars at the top and bottom of the theater's cinemascope (uncurved) screen. The sound was remastered in 4-track Dolby Digital stereo. Sound seperation behind the screen was excellent however I could not hear any surrounds,unlike the presentation at the Roxy, so many years ago. This theater has small speakers in the ceiling. This print will soon be realeased to "art" theaters around the country according to the Fox restoration representative who spoke at the presentation.
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I asked my friend how big the theater was. He said about 250-300 seats, but the screen was very impressive. So it sure ain't the Roxy, but I'm still sorry I missed this screening.
So we're not talking about seeing The King and I at the Roxy, right?
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A friend of mine went to "The King and I" and said the screen was very large, but he didn't say how big the theater itself was. But if it's the Academy's only theater in New York, I figure it's got to be a good one!
How big is the theatre there?
There is a theater devoted to showing only classic films, but it's only one day per month. It's the theater of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Lighthouse International building:
Next up is "The Pride of the Yankees"; last month was "The King and I" in CinemaScope 55. I just found out this theater existed and haven't actually been there yet, but I hope to be going as often as I can.
They have been running classic films at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta for the as long as I can remember in the summers. It is a wonderful experience complete with pre-show entertainment in the form of a real live (!) organ player leading crowd singalongs.
Coca-cola has sponsored this Summer Film Series for years (no ads before the show either). They have shown a mix of mostly (7 or 8) classics (e.g. 'Laurence of Arabia', 'Hitchcock') with maybe 2 or 3 current releases. I saw 'Gladiator' there when it was released and it was impressive to see on the large 50ft screen. While this may not seem special you must understand that beyond the 70s era cinderblock boxes and the new stadiumplexes of the New South, alone stands the Fox Theatre.
Now in NYC, I fear for the future of the Ziegfeld, especially with the Beekman passing, and plan to see every movie I can bear ('Robots' is playing currently, ouch) knowing that every bit counts. I suggest everyone take someone who hasn't been this summer, to help their business, if not for the uninitiated experience if it goes the way of the wrecking ball.
If the Ziegfeld ever goes away, I will soon follow.
I saw Raging Bull at the Film Forum several years ago. While not like seeing it at the Ziegfeld it was still better than seeing it on a TV screen. There really are no large screen in NY devoted to classic films unless there is a special reason. In Raging Bull's case it was to promote an upcomming DVD release.
Regarding theater curtains: I remember wondering as a VERY YOUNG kid, whether the image that was seen when a movie theater's curtains opened or closed was an image projected upon a solid curtain or whether it was an image that shone through a thin curtain (like the sun shining through home window curtains). Of course as an older kid I realized that the image was being projected upon an opaque curtain, but when I first went to the movies as a four(?)-year old I wasn't sure.
As a pre-schooler, theatre curtains were one of the "mysteries of life" — like figuring out whether the light inside the refrigerator was always lit, even when the door was closed, or whether it was built in some way so that it lit up as soon as one started to open the door.
By the way, one scene from "Raging Bull" was shot just about down the block from the current Film Forum (that was, of course, 15[?] years or so before the Film Forum moved to its current location). The scene where Jake Lamotta first spots his future wife was filmed at the Carmine St. pool on W. Houston St. The dressing room vans (with one that was set-up to be a barber shop — to give all the 1970s[?] long-haired guys1940s[?] haircuts) were parked on St. Luke's place. Antique cars were parked on W. Houston. And, if I remember correctly, the modern-day street lamps on W. Houston were dressed up with placards making them look like old-fashioned street lamps.
The Film Forum has amazing booking but I would never travel there to see something like Raging Bull. But now that it's at the Ziegfeld that's another story. I don't mind seeing "smaller" films at Film Forum but even the restored print of Picnic a few years ago screamed to be shown on a huge Cinemascope screen, I would love to see that at the Ziegfeld or RCMH.
Saw Raging Bull last night. They had the pre-film slide show which was out of focus. Then the curtains were closed, opened and the show began. There was a pretty large crowd for the 7 PM show. It was great to see this film on a large screen. The print and sound were terrific. Originally this film was going to be shown at the Film Forum in Jan. but it was pulled at the last minute. I am a regular at the Forum but I am glad they made the switch to the Ziegfeld. What a great place to see one of the finest films of all time.
The curtain was working when I saw "The Day After Tomorrow" last summer. It was the only good thing about that movie!
As a teen I worked at the local movie palace as an usher. One of my jobs was to "pull the curtain". Just before the 1:00 matinee I would go up the stairs and go backstage, the audience, mostly kids, knew then that the show was about to start and went wild with applause. The projectionist would then buzz me to open the curtain.
Ahh, to once again open that curtain and hear those cheers.
Let me guess: they show those insipid ads on the white screen at The Ziegfeld? Is nothing sacred anymore?
One of the joys I remember as a kid was sitting in the movie theater and looking at the curtains and getting ready for the movie to start. Nothing was so thrilling (OK…there are and were but I was a kid) as the house lights dimming and the curtains slowly rising.
When I was kids during the 70's, every single theater I went to, from the first run houses on LI to the very lowest of the 2nd and 3rd run houses had and used curtains.
In recent years I only remember the curtain being used for "Lawrence of Arabia" in 2002, and now "Raging Bull". It was definitely not used for "The Phantom of the Opera" on New Year's Eve – it might have made the movie a little better than it was.
Does the Ziegfeld always use the curtain? I saw "Braveheart" here in 1995 and they used the curtain. I loved it! The movie was OK but the theater, and that curtain, ROCKED.
Say what you will about The Ziegfeld but it's as good as it gets these days, theater wise.
I saw "Raging Bull" at the Ziegfeld last night and the crowd was bigger than I expected, and very much into the movie as well. The presentation was quite good too – only 3 commercials and one trailer, and they opened and closed the curtains. It was also my first time seeing black and white on the Ziegfeld screen. I'm glad I went. Now let's see if they extend the exclusive engagement beyond the originally announced ten days – I'm sure they'll do better with this great classic than with the latest Hollywood dud they've got booked into the theater next.
I think we tend to put the Ziegfeld on a pedastal and worship her because sadly she is all we have left. In the good ole days she would have been just another movie house, and certainly not a movie palace. It sure feels good having Cinema Treasures and all of it's contributors to remember and perhaps to dream about those golden days gone by.
The Ziegfeld may not be ideal but it's one of the few theaters that attempts to recreate the grandeur of the old movie palaces. The only other surviving NYC movie theater (that continues to operate as a movie theater, that is) that even comes close is the Loews auditorium at the Loews Lincoln Square.
And seeing a classic film at the Ziegfeld in 70MM is a great experience (such as "My Fair Lady" in the early 1990s and the hit revival of "Lawrence of Arabia" that played the Ziegfeld for months in 1989).
There is no greater disdainer of the Ziegfeld than myself Benjamin but it is all that is left in Manhattan. The very last!!
And I have to say it was better than the National or the Astor Plaza.
Talk about damning with faint praise. If it goes though I won't be too sorry. A 50 ft screen? Sheesh.
In light of all the above pro and con about the Ziegfeld, I find the following paragraph from a NYT 12/22/67 article "A Ziegfeld Cinema to Rise on 54th St." interesting (and funny). It states, "For those who like a touch of elegance with their moviegoing, the theater will require formal attire on Saturday nights."
I noticed that the Ziegfeld was mentioned in yesterday's (1/20/05) "USA Today" article written by Ross Melnick and Andreas Fuchs, "Ten Great Places to Revel in Cinematic Grandeur." While, in a sense, I can understand why they included the Ziegfeld in the article (I can see how, in a narrow sense, it meets their criteria), the listing of it in such an article made me think of the concept and the expression, "defining deviance down."
I believe it was the late New York Senator and former Harvard professor (among other things), Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who coined this phrase. And if I understand it correctly, the idea of the phrase is to point out that a lot of behavior that was once considered bad is now considered "OK" because we have been unconsciously lowering our standards — "defining deviance down."
So, in connection with the Ziegfeld, it seems to me that this theater is now considered a "great" place for seeing movies only because we have re-defined "cheap," "tasteless," and "uninspired" downward — thus enabling the Ziegfeld to now be considered "great."
I've only been to the Ziegfeld a few times, and even the last time was probably many years ago. (I saw "That's Entertainment" there in the early 1970s, and I went there a time or two after that for movies I can't remember at the moment.) So my memories of it are probably a bit fuzzy. But when I first saw the theater I was kind of embarrassed at just how "tacky" it was — even as a public space on its own, without even beginning to compare it with the truly beautiful, grand and imaginatively designed movie theaters and movie palaces that used to be the norm.
In a way this is strange for me to say, because I am all for exuberant decoration and the breaking of the "rules" of "good" modern design. But rather than being in "poor" taste (poor taste being the aesthetic preferences of a minority that happens to be out of favor with the taste "establishment"), the Ziegfeld struck me as being a place where nobody really cared about taste, and thus little real thought was given to its design. It seems to me that the owners/"designers" of the Ziegfeld just decided to use left-over materials from a "Gay '90s" steak house and to indiscriminately plaster the stuff around the inside of a plain "modern" box. (If I remember correctly, there was also some kind of New Orleans balcony type grill work also stuck up on some of the walls.)
When I noticed that the Ziegfeld began to be used for premieres, I believe I was embarrassed that such a "tacky" theater would be used for such functions in New York City and thus represent to Hollywood the "best" that the city had to offer — when L.A. had (at least in my imagination, don't know if it actually was used for premieres) the magnificent Graumann's Chinese!
I realize, especially from reading the posts on this site, that movie theaters are more than just their architecture and design. Just as important — actually, even more so — is the way a theater presents a movie (e.g., the quality of the picture, the quality of the sound, etc.). And I don't mean to include this aspect in my comments about the Ziegfeld. As far as I can recall, I don't remember any problems in this regard.
While I realize the title of the piece was "Ten Great Places to Revel in Cinematic Grandeur," and thus implied theaters of a certain seating capacity (and pomposity), I wish the authors had chosen a slightly different title (say, "Ten Great Places to Revel in a Special Cinematic Experience") which would have allowed them to include smaller, luxurious (but less pompous) theaters in their article also. In that case, they could have included the endangered "Beekman" theater — a handsome art moderne theater that offers, in my opinion, a truly special single-screen movie going experience in Manhattan.
MGM Home Video is also releasing on DVD on the same date "New York, New York", "Boxcar Bertha".
Remember that "Raging Bull" was voted the Best Movie for the 1980's. The Special Edition of "Raging Bull" has been available in region 2 for a year now.


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Even tho Canada lost this WJC was still a great tournament. I think I speak for most when saying it was very exciting hockey to watch! What I look at each year is NHL draft picks and future draftees in the tournament because its the greatest 2 weeks to get to know tomorrows NHLers. So let's take a look at each individual NHL franchise in reverse order and see how they did:
Bruins Trade Rumors
Peter Chiarelli has made it publicly known that the Bruins are in need of scoring help. The Miroslav Satan signing made it clear that the Bruins are desperate for any scoring help they can get. With most of their forwards under performing (ala Ryder, Recchi, Savard) and injuries killing the team, they need to make a big move in a big way.
Will the Oilers start to move out veterans?
I'm a realist. With the Oilers in the position they are in, will they start to unload some veterans and try to rebuild — like Souray, O'Sullivan, Moreau, Staios etc.?
Penguins Notebook: Gonchar contract talks still ongoing
It won't be known until sometime today whether Sergei Gonchar will be able to dress when the Penguins face Philadelphia at 7:38 tonight at Mellon Arena.
Plekanec a keeper – Gainey
PAT HICKEY, The Gazette
Canadiens general manager Bob Gainey said his intention is to keep Tomas Plekanec beyond this season
Slow down with Kovalchuk talk
Tim Sassone
If I have learned anything in 22 years covering the Blackhawks and the NHL, it's that anything is possible.
Wayne Gretzky was traded. The Hawks rose from the dead. And the Carolina Hurricanes won a Stanley Cup.
Khabibulin's back situation is bleak
By ROBERT TYCHKOWSKI
It's looking more and more like Nikolai Khabibulin is done for the season.
The Oilers netminder was given an eight-week window to let the disc problem in his back heal on its own, and it's not.
Quick fix for season gone bad? No way
John MacKinnon
The Edmonton Oilers are learning so many lessons the hard way, aren't they?
Lessons like what comes of neglecting defensive-zone coverage.
Habs' Jaroslav Halak at centre of trade rumour
Dave Stubble, The Gazette
As seen by Allan Walsh, the agent of Canadiens goaltender Jaroslav Halak, Bob Gainey doesn't have a problem in nets. Montreal's general manager, Walsh says, has an issue.
Leafs' free agents to be trade bait for Brian Burke
With the trade deadline approaching, a number of pending free agents to be dealt with and a team making a series of starts and stops at the bottom of the standings, Leafs GM Brian Burke wants stability for his players.
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The US Treasury is placing sanctions on select Russian securities and individuals. Members of the European Community are also taking similar actions.
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The first minute of this wedding footage is very sweet, but pretty much boilerplate and entirely what you'd expect ... until then the music suddenly changes.
You've gotta hand it to the beautiful bride and her father for choreographing this dance medley, as well as for some of their song selections. Funny stuff.
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This is ageless, timeless, and simply beautiful. I can't get enough. Real Dads (created in the flesh or heart) do exist, and little girls really are princesses! God bless both of you.
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U too were the best father and daughter team ever. The bride looks beautiful and happy and dad u look so proud. Who can top that...I am speachless!!! Dad I just can't get enough of u. Would u dance with me if I get married?
Dad out danced daughter by far. What a sweet moment. I've seen more elaborate wedding dance videos but this one is very sweet.
That was THE most terrific dance at a wedding I have ever seen!!! Great job!!!!
Dad had his stuff together!
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Southwestern Community College's automotive programs will be hosting the 2014 Automotive Open House for students considering a career in the automotive field this Friday, April 4, 2014, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the automotive department on the north side of the Instructional Center, on SWCC's Creston campus.
New Southwestern Community College Head Volleyball Coach Ting Liu didn't have to travel far to find the first two recruits for her 2014 roster. Madison Walston of Bedford and Carmen Subbert of Stanton will be suiting up for the Spartans during the 2014 season.
Read more: New Spartan Coach Recruits Two for 2014 Volleyball
Pay it Forward (PIF) Week is coming! It's an annual tradition at SWCC and it's scheduled for April 21-25, 2014! If you'd like to order a PIF T-shirt for this year's festivities, the cost is $8 per shirt or $10 for XXL and larger sizes. Shirts must be pre-ordered using the PIF Online T-shirt Order Form--SORRY, THE ORDER DEADLINE HAS PASSED--and paid for by Thurs., April 3!
For those of you who are new to SWCC, during PIF Week, SWCC students, faculty, and staff get involved by encouraging positive behaviors and service to the community. The hope is that these efforts will ripple and spread community-wide in Creston, Osceola, and Red Oak.
If questions, please contact Caitlyn Lesan.
Amanda Spencer of Bedford joined the Southwestern Community College (SWCC) sports shooting team at semester.
Spencer became a student at SWCC at the beginning of the fall 2013 semester. She is in SWCC's arts and sciences transfer program with a goal of completing her associate of arts degree in May 2015. Spencer is a May 2013 graduate of Bedford High School.
She is the daughter of Jack and Carmen Spencer of Bedford.
Taranveer Gill (pictured in red), a 6'3" perimeter player from Toronto, Canada, has made a verbal commitment to be a part of the Southwestern Men's Basketball program for 2014-15. Gill will bring a wealth of experience to the Spartans from his basketball exploits north of the border. Last fall, Gill competed in the Up to the Time Basketball League, netting Rookie of the Year honors as well as being named a second-team all star. He also received an invitation to compete in a junior national tournament held in Michigan. Gill choose Southwestern because of its feel. He said, "I feel like this is a great community that embraces and welcomes everybody in."
Head Coach Mike Holmes said, "To get back to where we were a year ago, we need some impact guys who will bring some energy to the floor and have some skills not only to learn our system, but to be able to make plays out of it. I think Taranveer will be very well suited to what we do."
Gill plans to study in the college transfer program and earn his Associate of Arts degree.
The Southwestern Community College board of trustees held its regular March 2014 meeting on Tues., March 11, 2014, at 5:30 p.m. in the college's Administration Center.
Teresa Krejci, SWCC chief financial officer, presented to the board regarding the fiscal year 2015 budget. Krejci said the estimated taxation rate per $1,000 of taxable valuation will be slightly less than last year, at $0.79617 per $1,000 for fiscal year 2015, as opposed to $0.79675 per $1,000 for fiscal year 2014. According to Krejci, the college's total property tax asking will continue to represent 2.5 percent or less of a property owner's total property tax. The board approved the college's fiscal year 2015 budget as presented by Krejci.
Jack Jones and Eric Freed, both seniors at Mt Ayr Community High School, have signed letters of intent to run cross country and track and field at Southwestern Community College starting with the fall 2014 semester.
Head Coach Bill Huntington has nothing but praise for these two athletes. "We see a lot of potential in these young men, who are both successful multi-sport athletes," Huntington explained. "Eric was a state place winner in wrestling and Jack was an outstanding basketball player. Their times in cross country and track lead us to believe that they will be very successful for us." Huntington said Jones and Freed, who are coming from a very good track and field program led by Coach Brad Elliott, understand the commitment that it takes to be at the top.
Travis Goodrich, a left-handed pitcher and outfielder from Millard North High School in Omaha, NE, has signed a letter of intent to play for the Spartan baseball team in the fall of 2014.
The Southwestern Community College board of trustees held a special meeting on February 27, 2014, to discuss and approve plans related to Spartan Court, the residence hall being constructed on campus.
Public hearings were held for the fire sprinkler and electrical bid packages. No oral or written objections were heard or submitted for either project.
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Southwestern, a team that attempts to control the tempo, went into ultra tempo control Tuesday night at Iowa Lakes, attempting to knock off the 17th-ranked team in the nation on their home floor. The execution gave Southwestern their chance, but the Lakers were able to make plays in the second half to extend their two-point halftime lead en route to a 52-36 win. For Southwestern, Jared Theis (pictured), Elliott Hamdeed, and Dustin Lyden all played their final games as Spartans. Coach Mike Holmes said, "Our sophomores exhibited a good deal of resiliency this year. We were young to begin with and then our rotation whittled way down, making our circumstances very challenging. Those guys stayed the course and gave very good mental and physical effort throughout the season."
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Variations Theatre Group's critically acclaimed production of Eric Bogosian's TALK RADIO will conclude its limited engagement tomorrow night (Saturday) at the Chain Theatre. Inspired by the 1984 murder of controversial shock jock Alan Berg, TALK RADIO is set in a Cleveland radio station over the course of Barry Champlain's two-hour broadcast as he's being scrutinized that night by producers fixated on taking the show national, and fueled as always by coffee, cocaine and Jack Daniel's. Barry's jousts with his unseen callers-ranging from a white supremacist to a woman obsessed with her garbage disposal-are interspersed with confrontations by his ex-deejay pal and his sometime girlfriend/producer. (more...)
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by BWW News Desk - Sep 20, 2014
Deadline reports that Academy Award-winner Anthony Hopkins is joining Kidnapping Freddy Heineken's Daniel Alfredson on new thriller, GO WITH ME. Presented by Enderby Entertainment and The Gotham Group, GO WITH ME is based on Castle Freeman Jr.'s 2008 novel of the same title. (more...)
The Dio to Present Frank Wildhorn's DRACULA, 10/3-11/2
by BWW News Desk - Sep 19, 2014
The Dio - Dining and Entertainment, Livingston County's only professional theatre company, is excited to announce their upcoming production of Frank Wildhorn's Dracula The Musical! (more...)
BWW Reviews: DRACULA Scares Up Successful Return at Actors Theatre
by Todd Zeigler - Sep 19, 2014
A few years ago, in a different publication, I gave Actors Theatre's "Dracula" a somewhat mixed review. I didn't get it. Boy, do I get it now. (more...)
SCARY MUSICAL THE MUSICAL Asks Audiences to Tweet to Pick the Killer; Show Opens Tonight at NoHo Arts Center
by BWW News Desk - Sep 19, 2014
Lexikat Artists and MB Artists in association with the multi-award-winning NoHo Arts Center Ensemble (NoHo ACE) are thrilled to announce that the world premiere musical, SCARY MUSICAL The Musical, book by Richard Hochberg, music and lyrics by Richard Hochberg and Michael Paternostro, musical direction by Brent Crayon, orchestrations by Kenny Seymour and directed and choreographed by James J. Mellon will let YOU choose the killer! With three different alternate endings, this is the first theatre production that asks you to TURN ON YOUR PHONES during the show to vote! (more...)
Orlando Shakespeare Theater to Present A CHRISTMAS CAROL, 12/3-28
by BWW News Desk - Oct 9, 2014
Orlando Shakespeare Theater in Partnership with UCF presents A Christmas Carol from December 3-28, 2014. Directed by Michael Carleton (Dracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker and The Tempest), with musical direction from Steve MacKinnon (A Night in New Orleans: A Magic Tree House Adventure and The True Story of the Three Little Pigs), Artistic Director Jim Helsinger's adaptation of Dickens' classic story comes to life on the Margeson Theater Stage. Single tickets to A Christmas Carol are available now by calling (407) 447-1700 ext. 1, visiting www.orlandoshakes.org, or in person at the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center (812 East Rollins Street). (more...)
BWW Reviews: Synetic's Gory, Brilliant ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU Perfect Halloween Viewing
by Andrew White - Oct 8, 2014
Roll over, Bela Lugosi: there's a new smooth-talking villain in town, and he wants your flesh. Paata Tsihurishvili, who has been dearly missed during his behind-the-scenes hiatus, returns to the stage in fine form as one of literature's most notorious mad scientists. If you are looking for that edgy, near-perfect evening out this Halloween season, it doesn't matter whether you've got a date to impress or a feisty teenager who loves gore-you really must check out Synetic Theatre's The Island of Dr. Moreau (more...)
DRACULA & GONE GIRL Neck & Neck in Fandango's 'Fanticipation' Weekend Buzz
by Movies News Desk - Oct 8, 2014
According to Fandango, the nation's leading moviegoer destination, the new action thriller �Dracula Untold� has tapped a vein, generating solid ticket sales and scoring an impressive 79 out of 100 points on Fandango's Fanticipation movie buzz indicator. (more...)
Tomcat Films Announces Launch of Summer Hill Films
by Movies News Desk - Oct 8, 2014
TomCat Films, a genre label perhaps best known for its mockbusters such as Aliens Vs. Avatars, Jurassic Shark and Rise of the Black Bat, is pleased to announce the launch of Summer Hill Films, a mainstream boutique label specializing in U.S. theatrical and worldwide film sales and distribution. (more...)
Freshman Season of Showtime's PENNY DREADFUL Now Available on Multiple Platforms
by TV News Desk - Oct 7, 2014
The first season of the critically-acclaimed hit SHOWTIME� drama series PENNY DREADFUL is now available for purchase (more...)
by BWW News Desk - Oct 7, 2014
Titles Include Robert Rodriguez's From Dusk Till Dawn, The Grifters, Dirty Pretty Things and Marvin's Room (more...)
VIDEO: Watch Eerie Teaser for Season Two of Showtime's PENNY DREADFUL, Returning in 2015
by TV News Desk - Oct 6, 2014
Below, check out an eerie teaser for Season Two of Showtime's hit drama PENNY DREADFUL. The show's freshman season will be available on Blu-ray on October 14th. (more...)
Entertainment Technology Company Nito, Inc. Adds Halloween Avatar Characters to iOS App
by BWW News Desk - Oct 6, 2014
Just in time for Halloween, entertainment technology company Nito, Inc., will add new fun and scary avatar characters to its recently launched App to join its other popular selections. The new themed characters, set for release in early October, will allow users around the world to create spooky animated content to share with friends and family. The company will be awarding a $1,000 prize for the top video of the season. (more...)
Scoop: Roger Rees, Tracey Ullman, Michael McKean, & Laura Osnes & More Join Cast of Encores! THE BAND WAGON
by BWW News Desk - Oct 6, 2014
This just in! Previously announced Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell will be joined by Tony Award winner Roger Rees, seven-time Emmy Award winner Tracey Ullman, Academy Award nominee Michael McKean, Tony Award nominee Laura Osnes, Tony Award nominee Michael Berresse, and Don Stephenson in The Band Wagon, an Encores! Special Event from November 6 - 16, 2014 at City Center. The Band Wagon will open on Sunday, November 8. (more...)
Photo Flash: Inside Opening Night of THE GRAVEDIGGER at First Folio Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Oct 6, 2014
To kick off its 19th season, First Folio Theatre (Mayslake Peabody Estate, 31st St. & Rt. 83) presents the World Premiere of the gothic drama THE GRAVEDIGGER, which opened October 4 and will run through November 2, 2014. The production is written by First Folio Artistic Associate Joseph Zettelmaier, who recently opened the World Premiere of his play Salvage at First Folio Theatre to sold-out audiences. Jeff Award nominee Alison C. Vesely (First Folio's A Moon for the Misbegotten) will direct. The cast is led by Craig Spidle (Brigadoon at The Goodman Theatre, Twelfth Night at First Folio Theatre, Fiddler on the Roof at Drury Lane Theatre) as "Kurt" (The Gravedigger), Joshua Caroll as "Anton" (The Monster), Simina Contras as "Nadya" (A Gypsy), and Doug MacKechnie as "Victor" (The Creator). (more...)
James Barbour, Darren Ritchie, and More to Headline Wildhorn's DRACULA THE MUSICAL in Concert, 10/30
by BWW News Desk - Oct 5, 2014
James Barbour and Laughing Dog Media present the music from Tony Award Nominee Frank Wildhorn's Broadway sensation Dracula in a One Night Only Halloween Bash Concert on Oct. 30 at 8pm. (more...)
This Weeks New Movies - 10/7/2014 - 10/10/2014
by BWW - Oct 5, 2014
Information, posters, descriptions of all the upcoming movies being released from 10/7/2014 - 10/10/2014! (more...)
BBC Enlists Anthony Hopkins & Ian McKellen for New Screen Adaptation of THE DRESSER
by BWW News Desk - Oct 3, 2014
According to The Telegraph, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Ian McKellen will unite to lead a new screen adaptation of the play THE DRESSER for the network. Sir Richard Eyre will direct. (more...)
COUNT DRACULA Comes to MCCC's Kelsey Theatre 10/24-11/ 2
by BWW News Desk - Oct 3, 2014
Maurer Productions OnStage is set to haunt your Halloween dreams. "Count Dracula" comes to Mercer County Community College's (MCCC) Kelsey Theatre Fridays, Oct. 24 and 31 at 8 p.m.; Saturdays, Oct. 25 and Nov. 1 at 8 p.m.; and Sundays, Oct. 26 and Nov. 2 at 2 p.m. Kelsey Theatre is conveniently located on the college's West Windsor campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road. A reception with the cast and crew follows the opening night performance on Oct. 24. (more...)
Cal McCrystal Directs the Fitzrovia Radio Hour in Bram Stoker's Classic DRACULA
by BWW News Desk - Oct 3, 2014
West End and Edinburgh Fringe sensations The Fitzrovia Radio Hour will return to the Mercury Theatre Colchester this October in a co-production of Dracula - as you've never heard it before! Directed by Cal McCrystal, the man responsible for the hilarious physical comedy of James Corden in the National Theatre's hit One Man, Two Guvnors, and Physical Comedy Consultant on the Columbia Pictures movie The Amazing Spiderman 2, this is Dracula with a bite (more...)
Scoop: TODAY on NBC
by TV Scoop - Oct 3, 2014
Get all the scoop on TODAY, airing on NBC (more...)
Second Season of BLACK SAILS to Premiere in January on Starz
by TV News Desk - Oct 2, 2014
Starz announced today that its Emmy�-winning Original series �Black Sails,� executive produced by Michael Bay (Transformers, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor) and his Platinum Dunes partners Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, producers on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Purge, and created by executive producers Jonathan Steinberg (�Jericho,� �Human Target�) and Robert Levine (�Touch�), will debut Saturday, January 24th, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT. The ten-episode second season of the authentic high sails drama series follows the most feared pirate of the day, Captain Flint (Toby Stephens) and his men, and takes place twenty years prior to Robert Louis Stevenson's classic �Treasure Island.� (more...)
77 Schools to Participate in Hennepin Theatre Trust 's 2014-15 SpotLight Musical Theatre Program
by BWW News Desk - Oct 17, 2014
Hennepin Theatre Trust today announced that a record number of 77 schools will participate in the 2014-2015 SpotLight Musical Theatre Program, including 13 new schools and 17 from greater Minnesota. Now celebrating its Tenth Anniversary, SpotLight is the Trust's premier education initiative which supports and honors Minnesota high school musical theatre students and programs that produce annual musicals. A full list of schools appears below and is also available online at HennepinTheatreTrust.org. (more...)
Burke Moses to Star in 'THE GRINCH' at The Old Globe; Full Cast, Creatives Announced!
by BWW News Desk - Oct 17, 2014
The Old Globe today announced the complete cast and creative team for the Globe's 17th annual production ofDr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The holiday musical will run on the Donald and Darlene Shiley Stage in the Old Globe Theatre,part of the Globe's Conrad Prebys Theatre Center, November 15 - December 27. Previews run from November 15 - November 19. Opening night is November 20 at 7:00 p.m. (more...)
Tony Sheldon Replaces Roger Rees in Encores! THE BAND WAGON
by BWW News Desk - Oct 16, 2014
Tony Award nominee Tony Sheldon (Priscilla Queen of the Desert) has joined the cast of the Encores! Special Event The Band Wagon in the role of Jeffrey Cordova, an egotistical British director. (Roger Rees, previously announced in the role, is no longer available.) The Band Wagon cast stars Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell, seven-time Emmy Award winner Tracey Ullman, Academy Award nominee Michael McKean, Tony Award nominee Laura Osnes, Tony Award nominee Michael Berresse and Don Stephenson. The Band Wagon will open on Sunday, November 8. (more...)
Mad Horse Theatre to Stage DRACULA: DOWN FOR THE COUNT This Halloween
by BWW News Desk - Oct 16, 2014
Looking for something special to do on Halloween night? Join Mad Horse Theatre Company on All Hallow's Eve for a spooktacular costume party and staged reading of Dracula: Down for the Count, a comic rendition of the classic horror tale, written by Mary Lynn Dobson and directed by James Herrera. (more...)
NJ Rep's ANGELS AND MINISTERS OF GRACE Opens Next Week
by BWW News Desk - Oct 16, 2014
New Jersey Repertory Company, located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch, will present the World Premiere of Angels and Ministers of Grace by Elaine Smith on October 23 through November 23, 2014. A poignant and compelling story of a close-knit, yet eccentric family's struggle to overcome life's ups and downs, Angels and Ministers of Grace captures the struggles that confront families today throughout the heartland and urban centers of America, and reveals the forces that threaten to destroy the American dream. (more...)
The Atlantic City Ballet Presents DRACULA, 10/24-31
by BWW News Desk - Oct 15, 2014
Atlantic City Ballet's Dracula haunts their new home with a weekend of performances and a special Halloween showing. (more...)
Karen Carpenter to Direct HANDLE WITH CARE at the Colony Theatre, 11/5-12/14
by BWW News Desk - Oct 14, 2014
The Colony Theatre will present the third production of its historic 40thAnniversary season, the West Coast Premiere of HANDLE WITH CARE by Jason Odell Williams, directed by Karen Carpenter. HANDLE WITH CARE will preview on Wednesday, November 5; Thursday, November 6; andFriday, November 7 at 8:00pm. It will open on Saturday, November 8 at 8:00pm and continue through Sunday, December 14, with no performances Thanksgiving week. (more...)
Robin De Jesus, Lena Hall and E. Clayton Cornelious Set for 'DEARLY BELOVED' at 42West Tonight
by BWW News Desk - Oct 13, 2014
Jacob Langfelder in association with Burt Rock and Broadway the Hardway present DEARLY BELOVED... A 30th Anniversary Concert Tribute to His Purple Majesty, tonight, October 13th at 8pm at the new 42West (514 West 42nd Street). (more...)
DRACULA UNTOLD Tops Official Worldwide Box Office Results for Weekend of 10/12
by Movies News Desk - Oct 13, 2014
Rentrak (RENT), the leader in precisely measuring movies and TV everywhere, today announced the official worldwide weekend box office estimates for the weekend of Oct. 12, 2014, as compiled by the company's theatrical measurement services. (more...)
Mimetic Bursary Winner Michael Twaits to Perform THE LIBERTINE HAS LEFT THE BUILDING, 25-29 November
by BWW News Desk - Oct 13, 2014
Mimetic 2014 has announced that Michael Twaits, the winner of the Mimetic 2014 audience bursary, will be performing his cutting-edge theatre/cabaret show The Libertine Has Left the Building at Mimetic 2014 from 25th-29th November. (more...)
Starz Orders Third Season of Original Hit Series BLACK SAILS
by TV News Desk - Oct 13, 2014
Starz announced today that its Emmy(R)-winning Original series 'Black Sails' has been greenlit for a third season. The series is created by Jonathan Steinberg ('Jericho,' 'Human Target') and Robert Levine ('Touch') and executive produced by Michael Bay (Transformers, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor) and his Platinum Dunes partners Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, producers on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Purge. The ten-episode second season of the authentic high sails drama series, premiering January 24th, 2015 at 9 pm ET/PT on STARZ, follows the most feared pirate of the day, Captain Flint (Toby Stephens), and his men and takes place twenty years prior to Robert Louis Stevenson's classic 'Treasure Island.' (more...)
Photo Flash: Saturday Intermission Pics October 11 - Part 2 - CINDERELLA & NEWSIES Tours Share First #SIP, and More!
by BWW News Desk - Oct 12, 2014
BroadwayWorld collected as many of yesterday's evening Saturday Intermission Pics as we could to bring you Part 2 of our October 11 #SIP round-up! Check out Part 1 HERE. (more...)
BWW Review: ALICE (IN WONDERLAND) Opens the Kansas City Ballet Season
by Steve Wilson - Oct 11, 2014
Alice fell down the rabbit hole and into the hearts of Kansas City on Friday October 10 at the opening and Kansas City premiere of Alice (in Wonderland) produced by the Kansas City Ballet Company. Opening the 57th season for the Kansas City Ballet the full-length ballet is a delightful interpretation of Lewis Carroll's, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and characters from Alice Through the Looking Glass. (more...)
STARZ Orders Third Season of Original Series BLACK SAILS
by BWW News Desk - Oct 11, 2014
Starz announced today that its Emmy-winning Original series �Black Sails� has been greenlit for a third season. The series is created by Jonathan Steinberg (�Jericho,� �Human Target�) and Robert Levine (�Touch�) and executive produced by Michael Bay (Transformers, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor) and his Platinum Dunes partners Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, producers on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Purge. (more...)
VIDEO: Watch the New Promo for BLACK SAILS, Season 2
by BWW News Desk - Oct 11, 2014
Starz just released a trailer for the second season of the Emmy�-winning Original series BLACK SAILS. Executive produced by Michael Bay (Transformers, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor) and his Platinum Dunes partners Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, producers on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Purge, and created by executive producers Jonathan Steinberg ('Jericho,' 'Human Target') and Robert Levine ('Touch'), BLACK SAILS will debut Saturday, January 24th, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT. Check out the trailer below! (more...)
First Folio Theatre to Host MAYHEM IN THE MANSION, 10/31
by BWW News Desk - Oct 10, 2014
First Folio Theatre presents Mayhem in the Mansion, a special Halloween event filled with spooky activities and a bone-chilling performance of THE GRAVEDIGGER on Friday, October 31, 2014, with festivities beginning at 8:30 p.m. (more...)
Cast Announced for The Old Globe's GLOBE FOR ALL Free Shakespeare Tour, Beginning 10/28
by BWW News Desk - Oct 10, 2014
The Old Globe invites your participation and coverage as it begins presenting shows through an exciting new producing platform, Globe for All. This free-of-charge tour of a professional production of Shakespeare will allow the theatre to serve more communities throughout San Diego by collaborating with a diverse range of local organizations. Old Globe Artistic Director Barry Edelstein directs the first production, Shakespeare's fascinating romance All's Well That Ends Well. He has cast local professional actors, including recent graduates of the Old Globe/University of San Diego Graduate Theatre Program. The first Globe for All free Shakespeare tour will begin October 28 and will culminate in three low-cost performances on November 7 to 9 in the Globe's Hattox Hall, part of the Karen and Donald Cohn Education Center in the Conrad Prebys Theatre Center. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Alley Theatre Artistic Director Gregory Boyd Talks The Original Vampire Play - DRACULA
by Katricia Lang - Oct 10, 2014
In this interview, Alley Theatre Artistic Director, Gregory Boyd and I discuss the deep roots and broad influence of Dracula, the genius and uniqueness of Edward Gorey, and, just for kicks, what it's like to work with David Hyde Pierce. (more...)


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Close to both of the Chilmark beaches ! This home is 1/2 mile past Chilmark Center with General Store and Fine Dinning. Located just up the hill from Menemsha Pond Bridge. Master Bedroom has a new quality King mattress, TV, and the master bath with a 2 person Jacuzzi tub, walk in glass shower.. Outside there is a 4-5 person Hot Tub, outdoor shower and deck with gas and charcoal grill that overlook the woods. The lawn has chaise lounges and hammock. There is a family room right off of the kitchen with TV, as well as a small 'office/ pantry'. The large living room, at the opposite end of house could be used as a larger office that also has a large studio ease. The Large Dinning Room and adjacent Kitchen with all brand new appliances overlook the woods.
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This letter was written by my husband and he has agreed to let me share it here. I hope it inspires you as much as it inspires me. One of the first girls I dated had been raped by a past boyfriend. She went to court and wasn't able to prove that he did anything they hadn't consented to, so he wasn't punished. At the time, she lived in a small town and the gossip forced her family to move away. Before her, I don't think I was really that aware of rape or consent. I'm sure that I'd had the "no means no" conversation in health class but until her it didn't really mean that much to me.
It's fair to say that many teens love getting something for nothing. Free candy? It fits the bill. And every October 31, they fail to disappoint, showing up at the door, thrusting a bag in the direction of unwitting participants, sometimes without even uttering the agreed request -- sometimes, the words "Trick or Treat" aren't even mentioned.
Every August, I write a blog directed at readers doing back-to-school shopping for their kids. I remind them that while the sales are great at this time of year, there's a story behind every price tag. I urge moms and dads to consider the global economy that keeps Western prices low by paying child garment workers in poor countries next to nothing.
If your child is bored they may want to pick up a book and read, or develop a new board game or even watch 17 episodes of Star Trek on Netflix. Some of these might be more creative than others, but all of them require self-reliance and will bring some new information to your child. Maybe they will daydream, and who knows what gifts those daydreams to our future.
Busy parents eagerly anticipate the day when their children can be trusted to stay safe on their own. It frees parents up to stay a little longer at work, head to an appointment or go for dinner. But when is a good time to start leaving your child home alone? Ultimately the decision comes down to when you think your child is ready for this responsibility.
At a time when research suggests that the average girl's self-esteem peaks at the age of nine and then plummets, '9 Ways' uncovers the root causes of the self-esteem crisis, the ways we are unknowingly contributing to it, and what we can do to ensure that every girl (and future woman) is empowered to reach her full potential.
I'll be the first to admit that kids are time-sucks. They can literally consume every waking second you have by demanding all of your attention. And if you have more than one and they're young, good luck trying to "nap when the baby naps." What if they're on different nap schedules? What if that's the only time you get to have a shower or eat something that requires both hands?
Irate mommies chastise Rebecca Eckler for relying on nannies, encouraging Rowan to ditch school, outsourcing Rowan's bike lessons, and for avoiding changing Holt's smelly diapers for months. What these mommies don't get is that at the core of Eckler's unconventional parenting, is her extreme love for and devotion to her children.
Even though mothers are anxious to see their child latching well and feeding on the breast, to know that their particular experience is occurring in most every room on the ward, does help somewhat to dispel the belief that they have done something wrong, that there is something wrong with them, and/or that their baby will never breastfeed.
Which memories will our children remember forever and which are they going to forget? Are they going to remember the few times I got upset when they spilled their milk or all the times I told them not to worry about it? Are they going to remember all the times I attended their school events or the few times I couldn't be there?
As a life coach, I work with all sorts of people in their teens and 20s. I learn from all of them. One of my most powerful learning lessons came from a 13-year-old client with Autism, who allowed me to see the dangers of people in power trying to "do the right thing." I am pleased to share with you now the inner workings of one the most interesting minds I have ever met.
What even is this steaming plate of garbage on my computer screen right now? By the time my girls are adults, society (with no help from you, apparently) will hopefully have come farther in allowing fluidity in gender roles, more lenient maternity and paternity leaves, women will make the same as men, and even now, even now, you're right, we can be intelligent and efficient and be mothers.


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Dogs Wearing Costumes Provide the Best Entertainment
Dogs are all adorable in their own rights. But did you know you can augment the cute factor of your dogs exponentially just by sticking them in some costumes?
Dogs are all adorable in their own rights. But did you know you can augment the cute factor of your dogs exponentially just by sticking them in some costumes?
There are some hearty breeds of dogs and cats who acclimatize well to cold temperatures for a period of time. However most get cold just like you and I. Think of their fur as nothing more than a warm jacket
We all know that cats hate a lot of things and often show their ire. But it's quite another thing to see cats stew with hate when being forced to wear clothing.
Here's an art project you don't see too often.
Fido's fighting for friction in this video of dogs trying their hardest to stay standing on patches of snow and ice.
Here's more proof that puppies are the cutest things around.
Why did the chicken cross the road?
Most people have been victim of a photobomb, but not many can say they've been part of a shark photobomb.
The bond between man and dog was put on display for all to see in this heart-wrenching photo.
It seems like every day we discover yet another reason to reaffirm the awesomeness of our four-legged friends. For one thing, dogs are super troopers when it comes to our embarrassing Facebook antics.
Ever since the CNN Network debuted the controversial documentary film "Blackfish", rock and country musicians have been lining up in droves to boycott Sea World or cancel previously scheduled concerts at their parks
Here's a Miley everyone can love.