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Arlene McQuade, Daughter on 1950s Sitcom 'The Goldbergs,' Dies at 77
Arlene McQuade, who played teenage daughter Rosalie on the 1950s sitcom The Goldbergs and later appeared in a terrifying scene in Orson Welles' classic Touch of Evil, has died. She was 77.
McQuade died Monday in a nursing home in Santa Fe after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, her daughter, Marita de Vargas, told The Hollywood Reporter.
McQuade was the first wife of actor Valentin de Vargas, who led the group of hoods who terrified Janet Leigh in a darkened Mexican motel room in Touch of Evil (1958). His soon-to-be real-life wife was a member of the threatening group as well. De Vargas died in June 2013.
McQuade, though, is most famous for playing Rosalie on the CBS version of The Goldbergs, which began in 1928 as a daily serial drama on radio.
The program, about an immigrant family assimilating to life in America, was created by Gertrude Berg, who wrote most of the scripts and starred as Jewish matriarch Molly Goldberg. ("Yoo-hoo, Mrs. Bloo-oom," she often cried out to a neighbor.)
Berg brought The Goldbergs from radio to Broadway and then to CBS television in 1949, with McQuade joining the fictional family that lived in an apartment on 1030 East Tremont Ave. in the Bronx. (Her Rosalie character, as well as that of her brother Sammy, had grown up on radio but was back as a teenager for the CBS version.) Later, the Goldbergs, like many American families, moved from the city to the suburbs.
McQuade stayed with the series for its 1949-56 run. She also appeared as Rosalie on several episodes of Milton Berle's popular variety show and in the 1950 film The Goldbergs (aka Molly).
She was born in New York City on May 29, 1936. Her father was an attorney and a graduate of Fordham University, her mother an artist and homemaker.
McQuade had already worked on radio and television shows when at age 12 she landed a role in the original 1948 Broadway production of Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke. Her performance attracted the attention of CBS executives, who signed her to play Rosalie.
A member of the New York Actors Studio, McQuade inked a contract with Universal Pictures and left for California in 1957.
She also appeared in such TV series as Telephone Time, The Lawless Years, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Have Gun -- Will Travel, Hawaii Five-O and Death Valley Days.
McQuade had a lasting passion for art, with her work including oil and watercolor paintings, wood and glass sculptures, welded sea glass lamps and many other nature-inspired creations. She relocated to Santa Fe in 2002 to live near her son Valentin and Marita.
In addition to her two children, survivors include her granddaughter Nevada and her husband, Chad; grandson Gavin and his wife, Felice; grandson Dylan; great-grandsons Liam and Owen; and sister Sharon.
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Notorious for a misspent life full of binges, blackouts, and unimaginable bad luck, Malcolm Lowry managed, against every odd, to complete and publish two novels, one of them, Under the Volcano, an indisputable masterpiece. At the time of his death in 1957, Lowry also left behind a great deal of uncollected and unpublished writing: stories, novellas, drafts of novels and revisions of drafts of novels (Lowry was a tireless revisiter and reviser—and interrupter—of his work), long, impassioned, haunting, beautiful letters overflowing with wordplay and lament, fraught short poems that display a sozzled off-the-cuff inspiration all Lowrys own. Over the years these writings have appeared in various volumes, all long out of print. Here, in The Voyage That Never Ends, the poet, translator, and critic Michael Hofmann has drawn on all this scattered and inaccessible material to assemble the first book that reflects the full range of Lowrys extraordinary and singular achievement.
The result is a revelation. In the letters—acknowledged to be among modern literatures greatest—we encounter a character who was, as contemporaries attested, as spellbinding and lovable as he was self-destructive and infuriating. In the late fiction—the long story "Through the Panama," sections of unfinished novels such as Dark as the Grave Wherein My Friend Is Laid, and the little-known La Mordida—we discover a writer who is blazing a path into the unknown and, as he goes, improvising a whole new kind of writing. Lowry had set out to produce a great novel, something to top Under the Volcano, a multivolume epic and intimate tale of purgatorial suffering and ultimate redemption (called, among other things, "The Voyage That Never Ends"). That book was never to be. What he produced instead was an unprecedented and prophetic blend of fact and fiction, confession and confusion, essay and free play, that looks forward to the work of writers as different as Norman Mailer and William Gass, but is like nothing else. Almost in spite of himself, Lowry succeeded in transforming his disastrous life into an exhilarating art of disaster. The Voyage That Never Ends is a new and indispensable entry into the world of one of the masters of modern literature.
"British precursor of everyone from the Beats to Bruce Chatwin, Lowry (1909-1957) published the fierce, feverish Under the Volcano in 1947, and, haunted by that novel's kitchen-sink perfection, worked on other projects but never completed another book before his alcohol-related death. Here, poet and translator Hofmann selects from among the plethora of Lowry's fugitive output: seven prose fiction pieces, a sampling of poems, excerpts of drafts from three posthumously edited and published works and a selection of letters from Lowry's writings. 'Under the Volcano,' a short story that was eventually engulfed by the novel, appears early on here. The story 'Through the Panama,' one of two stories concerning Sigbjørn Wilderness and his journal, mentions his novel 'about a character... enmeshed in the plot of the novel he has written,' and proceeds through a thicket of allusion to British and American literature. The most memorable (and most reprinted) piece here is the heavily autobiographical 'The Forest Path to the Spring,' richly evocative of a northern British Columbia seascape and the outcasts who inhabit it. The specter of Fascism, the generations of writers in Lowry's head, and various figurative transformations ('something of vast importance to me had taken place, without my knowledge and outside time altogether,') play in throughout. The lack of annotations leaves one a bit at sea amidst the often startling flotsam and jetsam, but with Lowry it's almost appropriate." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Twenty-five years ago I finally read — on the second attempt — Malcolm Lowry's celebrated 'Under the Volcano' (1947). An intense, sometimes phantasmagoric novel set in Quauhnahuac, Mexico in the late 1930s, it describes the last day in the life of the alcoholic Geoffrey Firmin, known as the Consul. What I most remember about the book are its leitmotifs, especially the looming volcano Popocatepetl,... Washington Post Book Review (read the entire Washington Post review) the torn poster advertising the movie 'Las Manos de Orlac' (starring Peter Lorre) and the Spanish phrase 'No se puede vivir sin amar,' which means 'One cannot live without love.' Much like Arthur Miller's roughly contemporary play 'Death of a Salesman' (1949), Lowry's 'Under the Volcano' aims to modernize the ancient form of tragedy. Appropriately, it observes the classical unities, and virtually all the action takes place on Nov. 1, the Day of the Dead. Despite its reputation, Lowry's masterpiece surprised and troubled me: While I could see the book's power and beauty, I couldn't respond to it with real conviction. Most of all, Lowry's sentences often struck me as muddy and overwrought, even pretentious. Had I tried to read too quickly? Though in the end I came away impressed by the novel, I was disappointed in myself. So I was really looking forward to Michael Hofmann's 'The Voyage That Never Ends,' a selection of Lowry's best short stories, novel fragments, poems and letters. This would be a chance for redemption. I would love this new book and eagerly go back to reconnect with 'Under the Volcano,' indeed would become another of its champions. Sigh. Though critics as sensitive as Stephen Spender, as wise as William Gass and as enthusiastic as Richard Ford have praised Lowry and his writing, I found much of 'The Voyage That Never Ends' tedious and dull. The one item I liked completely was Lowry's poetic 'Epitaph' 261: Malcolm Lowry Late of the Bowery His prose was flowery And often glowery He lived, nightly, and drank, daily, And died playing the ukelele. Actually, Lowry (1909-1957) died at the age of 48, alone in a cottage in England, under mysterious circumstances. It might have been suicide. (Readers interested in Lowry's life — all his writing is highly autobiographical — should look for Gordon Bowker's magisterial biography 'Pursued by Furies.') As Javier Marias observed, the author of 'Under the Volcano' was probably the 'most calamitous writer in the whole history of literature.' Martin Amis reported that in his later years Lowry would grow so thirsty for anything alcohol-based that he once downed 'a whole bottle of olive oil thinking it was hair tonic.' Amis added that 'towards the end, even Lowry's freak accidents and cluster catastrophes' — his cabin and its contents burned to the ground, he fell off a dock and broke his back — assumed 'an air of the dankest monotony. An average hour, it seems, would include a jeroboam of Windowlene and Optrex, a sanguinary mishap with a chainsaw or a cement-mixer, and a routinely bungled attempt to guillotine his wife.' In fact, Lowry's second wife, Margerie, is, in most of these pages, the lodestone of his life. 'The Forest Path to the Spring' describes their idyllic years living as squatters in a cabin not far from Vancouver. Though too long (like nearly everything Lowry wrote), it evokes the couple's serene happiness: 'It seemed to me that until I knew her I had lived my whole life in darkness.' But even here, Lowry's prose frequently grates: 'The archetypal malodor on investigation proved partly to emanate from the inlet itself, which was sleeked as far as the eye could reach with an oil slick I quickly deduced to be the work of an oil tanker lying benignly at the wharf of the refinery I have mentioned opposite the lighthouse. ...' And so on. Yet just when the diction has grown almost insufferable, a vivid phrase will bob up — 'pools preened with peacock feathers of oil' — and so the reader turns the page, hoping for another. This anthology includes the story 'Under the Volcano' (the kernel for the novel), the 'notes' of a Haitian diary called 'La Mordida,' chapters from the incomplete novels 'Dark as the Grave Wherein My Friend Is Laid' and October Ferry to Gabriola, and letters to Conrad Aiken (Lowry's literary mentor) and David Markson (the future novelist and author of the first book-length study of Lowry). The high point of the letters section is a 50-pager to the publisher Jonathan Cape explaining the structure and meaning of Under the Volcano. At times, Lowry achieves considerable eloquence in this defense of his book: 'The novel can be read simply as a story which you can skip if you want. It can be read as a story you will get more out of if you don't skip. It can be regarded as a kind of symphony, or in another way as a kind of opera — or even a horse opera. It is hot music, a poem, a song, a tragedy, a comedy, a farce. . . .' And there you can see Lowry going, as usual, too far. He soon adds that Under the Volcano is also 'a prophecy, a political warning, a cryptogram, a preposterous movie, and a writing on the wall.' (To be fair, it actually is all these things.) Yet even as he slowly ticks off the items on his literary laundry list, he will suddenly bring you up short with a phrase that actually makes you want to run out and read his book: 'This novel then is concerned principally...with the forces in man which cause him to be terrified of himself.' Unfortunately, Lowry can never, never let well enough alone: 'It is also concerned with the guilt of man, with his remorse, with his ceaseless struggling toward the light under the weight of the past, and with his doom. The allegory is that of the Garden of Eden. ... The drunkenness of the Consul is used on one plane to symbolize the universal drunkenness of mankind during the war, or during the period immediately preceding it, which is almost the same thing, and what profundity and final meaning there is in his fate should be seen also in its universal relationship to the ultimate fate of mankind.' Such portentous blather is matched only by William Faulkner's Nobel Prize acceptance speech. After 'The Forest Path to the Spring,' the best known pieces in 'The Voyage That Never Ends' are 'Through the Panama' and 'Strange Comfort Afforded by the Profession.' In the former, Lowry describes a writer named Sigbjorn Wilderness obsessed with a novel about 'a character who has become enmeshed in the plot of the novel he has written,' adding 'as I did in Mexico. But now I am becoming enmeshed in the plot of a novel I have scarcely begun.' Such narrative tricksiness foresees post-modernism, I suppose, but Lowry doesn't do that much with it. He does thicken his travelogue with marginal notes a la Coleridge's 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner,' as well as lists, snatches of folksong and what I hope is deliberately humorous over-writing: 'The inerrable inconceivably desolate sense of having no right to be where you are; the billows of inexhaustible anguish haunted by the insatiable albatross of self.' I do rather like 'the insatiable albatross of self' and Lowry's nice touch immediately following: 'There is an albatross, really.' In 'Strange Comfort Afforded by the Profession,' Wilderness reappears in Italy, where he free-associates on the early deaths of Keats and Poe. It's all very literary, with the occasional fillip of humor: 'No, no, go not to Virginia Dare ... Neither twist Pepso — tight-rooted! — for its poisonous bane.' (Virginia Dare was the first European child born in America; the phrasing mirrors the opening of Keats' ode 'To Melancholy.') Still, this isn't particularly funny and seems more like surrealist wordplay than anything truly insightful about the brevity of life. As a reviewer, I have to admit that Malcolm Lowry appears destined to remain one of my blind spots. Yet I confess this with unfeigned sorrow. 'Under the Volcano' is unarguably a modern classic, and anyone seriously interested in 20th-century fiction needs to read it. Someday, perhaps, I will try the novel again and — who knows? — the scales may finally drop from my eyes. That's the way of reading, after all: The great books measure us, not we them. For now, though — to cite another Biblical phrase — I have again been tried in the balance and found wanting. Michael Dirda's e-mail address is mdirda(at symbol)gmail.com. His latest book, 'Classics for Pleasure,' has just been published." Reviewed by Michael Dirda, Washington Post Book World (Copyright 2006 Washington Post Book World Service/Washington Post Writers Group)
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About the Author
Malcolm Lowry (1909-1957) was born in New Brighton, England, the youngest of four sons of Arthur O. Lowry, a rich Liverpool businessman and devout Methodist. Brought up largely by nannies, he attended the Leys School in Cambridge before shipping out "to see the world" on the merchant steamer Pyrrhus, an ordeal that supplied him with the material for his first novel, Ultramarine. Already a heavy drinker, Lowry studied writing privately with the poet and novelist Conrad Aiken in America before taking a degree at Cambridge. Ultramarine was published in 1933, and that same year Lowry married Jan Gabrial. They were never happy, and often apart; in 1940 they divorced, after which Lowry married Margerie Bonner, a minor Hollywood star whom he had met some years before. Starting in 1936 and while moving restlessly back and forth between Mexico, the US, and Canada, Lowry worked on his great novel Under the Volcano, which went through multiple drafts and was rejected by twelve publishers before coming out in 1947. During the last decade of his life, Lowrys drinking left him in ever worse health. He and Margerie lived for the most part in a fishing shack in Dollarton, British Columbia, but also traveled widely, and in 1955 they moved to Ripe in Sussex. Lowrys death two years later, among a litter of bottles and pills, was attributed by the coroner to "misadventure."
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The Good Shepherd needed to be either considerably longer—more like 1979's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy miniseries—or considerably shorter (word has it De Niro cut 30 minutes). Right now, it's stuck in the deadly dull middle in which everything happens but nothing matters since the filmmakers can't stick with one event or idea long enough for it to, well, stick.
When first introduced, Edward is leaving for Cuba with his right-hand man, Ray (John Turturro, who valiantly attempts to breathe life into Damon's corpse). All, of course, does not go well. There's been a leak, and Edward's boss (William Hurt) suspects that it's Edward. Later we flash back to Yale in the '30s, where Edward is splayed nude on a couch, revealing tales to his well-heeled brethren of a suicidal daddy who shamed the family. And not long after that, Edward's ratting out a Nazi-sympathizing poetry professor (Michael Gambon) at the request of the FBI. Oh yes, there is time for love, first with a deaf girl played by Tammy Blanchard, and then with Angelina Jolie, who stumbles into the picture as a woman looking to trap the right kind of husband, whom she keeps for no apparent reason at all. (A Damon-Jolie pairing is hardly as sexy as it sounds; indeed, theirs is a glum and clumsy coupling.)
De Niro, who cameos as a secretive military man hobbled by a rotting foot, and Roth, who penned the Munich screenplay hobbled by guilt, intend theirs as a movie about the consequences of keeping secrets in the name of national security. Shepherd is supposed to be about the breaking of the heart and the gutting of the soul—the hollow nothing left when you're constantly told to trust no one, not even a wife or a son or the ghost of a dead father who went to his grave burdened by his own furtive follies (played for a few seconds of screen time by Timothy Hutton). Yet to care about how secrets eradicate our humanity, you must first have humans, and Edward is barely that.
The story should heat up once Edward is suspected of being a mole, but Roth and De Niro, so eager to show off their meticulous research and shine a bright light onto the world of shadows, have no interest in something as conventional as a whodunit. The closest the movie ever comes to a throughline is the story involving a KGB agent nicknamed Ulysses (Oleg Stefan) and Edward's grown-up son (Eddie Redmayne), but just when we begin to understand that complex relationship and the movie begins to lurch forward, we're thrown back into Edward's past in a vain attempt to reveal something more about our Deep and Disturbed Man of Great Purpose and Mystery, who has found himself at the center of all this intrigue.
Certainly, the plight of the average man caught up in extraordinary circumstances can work; what else did Alfred Hitchcock have up his sleeve but this one great gag? But De Niro and Roth want so badly to impart the details of the spy trade, to illuminate the entire history of the OSS and CIA, that they trade extraordinary for methodical, as the hush-hushed passing of manila folders between characters amounts to little more than tedious busywork. They do succeed at making the spy business appear routine, even mundane. What a feat.
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I have lots of perennial ferns planted throughout my yard. Several cinnamon stick ferns that I have had for probably about 7 or 8 years. I have a total of about eight planted in an area. Today I am inspecting everything and I only notice about four of them coming up. No signs of the others at all. My question is, is there something that would eat them during the winter months,they were there until frost, and have always come up. I have a problem with either voles or moles, or both could this be a problem with them ?


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We caught up with Oklahoma State linebacker Andre Sexton for a few minutes earlier this week before the Cowboys' big opener Saturday against Georgia. Here are some of his thoughts heading into the game.
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AS: I had to update my status as soon as Georgia was coming. Everybody is commenting on it. People are saying they can't wait for the game. I can't blame them. I'm getting great support from people all over. I'm getting excited, too.
I know you've never really minded the media obligations. What was it like to spend those 10 days just concentrating on football?
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What do you think you'll see from Georgia? Do you think they will try to physically pound the ball right at you?
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A lot of people are saying this might be the biggest opening game in the history of your school and one of the biggest games ever played on your campus. Do you agree?
AS: I think everybody here is ready for the challenge. We've been hearing about all of this for so long. We're ready to prove ourselves and change the way we are perceived. Everybody sees the new stuff at the stadium. All of our new surroundings have changed the way that people are looking at Oklahoma State. The next step is building our defense. We're going to take it personally to try to do it.
Some of your teammates have vowed to be tougher after some of your struggles in the second half against Oregon in last season's Holiday Bowl. Is this a 'put up or shut up game' for the program?
AS: I think it's obvious for us to prove that we are a real program. This is a chance to try to change what people saw in that bowl game. They saw we were physically overmatched in the second half. We want to try to change that.
How much have you been thinking about this game?
AS: That's something we've been working on from the first day we started our offseason work. We're getting antsy about it.
What has the arrival of Bill Young (Oklahoma State's new offensive coordinator) meant to your defense?
AS: He hasn't had to talk much to the defense as a whole. Coach Young has focused on the defensive line, which is where he has done wonders. He's simplified things to show them how to destroy blocks and create constant pressure.
The thing that hurt us last year was that we would get into the backfield and then we couldn't finish. With the defensive line's help this year that won't be a problem.
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Mark Gonzalez scored in the 66th and 75 minutes, rallying Chile to a 3-2 exhibition win over the United States on Wednesday night that sent the Americans to their first five-game winless streak since 2007.
PHOENIX (AP) - Almost all football fans know Tom Brady, Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman, Marshawn Lynch and Rob Gronkowski.
PHOENIX (AP) - Give Pete Carroll the opportunity to campaign for someone or something he believes in and he'll gladly jump at the chance.
MIAMI (AP) - Ichiro Suzuki has passed his physical and finalized a $2 million, one-year contract with the Miami Marlins.
PHOENIX (AP) - Almost as dominant as New England's performance in the AFC championship game was the showing for Pro Picks in both conference title matches.
HANDLER, Ariz. (AP) - Tom Brady is dealing with a cold four days before the Super Bowl but says he'll be OK.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Mike McCarthy promised Wednesday to evaluate, make changes and learn from his team's gut-wrenching NFC Championship game loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Coast-to-Coast: Iowa/Missouri
Some pretty good players call Missouri and Iowa home, like Chiefs quarterback Trent Green, a Missouri native, and Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner, an Iowa native. These two states are really the recruiting grounds of the Big XII, Big Ten and mid-major programs in the area.
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Missouri has two ESPN 150 players this year and the state of Iowa none, though The Hawkeye State still has good talent like safety Jordan Bernstine out of Lincoln High in Des Moines.
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The nation's No. 5-ranked quarterback plays high school ball in the shadows of the University of Missouri but decided to head to the deep South to play his college ball. Gray verbally committed to Georgia back in July, a puzzling move considering Matthew Stafford, last year's second-ranked quarterback, is already there.
As far as having to battle last year's No. 2-ranked quarterback for playing time, Gray says, "It does not frighten me at all. I am a big competitor."
Georgia thinks Gray can bring a new dimension to the Bulldog offense. He is every bit as good a runner as he is a passer -- and he is a pretty good passer. As a junior, he threw for 25 touchdowns and more than 2,100 yards.
His very good arm strength and quick release allow him to be a pocket passer, but if he breaks the pocket, he can be a nightmare to handle because he is so fast and explosive. He can create when things break down and take it to the house if he gets loose.
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Miami-Ohio landed a very good player in the early going of putting together this year's recruiting class. They have on their hands a player who understands how to get things done on the field, and he could be another one of those mid-major players that has people a few years from now asking where he came from.
It must be recognized that Georgia came into a state they seldom recruit and landed the top player in Gray. Overall though between these two recruiting areas, the University of Iowa has to be looked at the leader to this point.
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