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NASHVILLE COMMUNITY THEATRE: FROM THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD TO THE NASHVILLE COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE. A THESIS IN Theatre History
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1 NASHVILLE COMMUNITY THEATRE: FROM THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD TO THE NASHVILLE COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE A THESIS IN Theatre History Presented to the Faculty of the University of Missouri Kansas City in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree MASTER OF ARTS by ANDREA ANDERSON B.A., Trevecca Nazarene University, 2003 Kansas City, Missouri 2012
3 THE LITTLE THEATRE MOVEMENT IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE: THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD AND THE NASHVILLE COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE Andrea Jane Anderson, Candidate for the Master of Arts Degree University of Missouri - Kansas City, 2012 ABSTRACT In the early 20 th century the Little Theatre Movement swept through the United States. Theatre enthusiasts in cities and towns across the country sought to raise the standards of theatrical productions by creating quality volunteer-driven theatre companies that not only entertained, but also became an integral part of the local community. This paper focuses on two such groups in the city of Nashville, Tennessee: the Little Theatre Guild of Nashville (later the Nashville Little Theatre) and the Nashville Community Playhouse. Both groups shared ties to the national movement and showed a dedication for producing the most current and relevant plays of the day. In this paper the formation, activities, and closure of both groups are discussed as well as their impact on the current generation of theatre artists. iii
4 APPROVAL PAGE The faculty listed below, appointed by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, have examined a thesis titled Nashville Community Theatre: From the Little Theatre Guild to the Nashville Community Playhouse, presented by Andrea Jane Anderson, candidate for the Master of Arts degree, and certify that in their opinion it is worthy of acceptance. Supervisory Committee Felicia Hardison Londré, Ph.D., Committee Chair Department of Theatre Gene Emerson Friedman Department of Theatre Carla Noack Department of Theatre iv
5 CONTENTS ABSTRACT... iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS... vi INTRODUCTION... iv Chapter 1. BEGINNINGS...1 The Little Theatre Movement...1 The Stagecrafters...2 The Nashville Center of the Drama League of America THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD...7 The Little Theatre Guild of Nashville Nashville Experimental Theatre...49 Loss of a Founder THE NASHVILLE COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE...53 The Playhouse Opens...53 Director Fritz Kleibacker...65 Director Raymond Johnson...98 A Slow Fade CONCLUSION Appendix A. PLAYS BY SEASON B. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES BY SEASON v
6 C. BY-LAWS OF THE LITLE THEATRE GUILD, INC. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE D. NASHVILLE LITTLE THEATRE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BIBLIOGRAPHY VITA vi
7 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS My deepest thanks to my parents for supporting me throughout my academic endeavors as well as my life. I could not have done this without your love and support. Heartfelt gratitude goes to my teachers and mentors, Mrs. Sharon Ma, Professor Jeffery D. Frame, and Dr. Felicia Hardison Londré for the instrumental part each of you have played in guiding and shaping me as an actor, director, writer and scholar. To try to explain just how much you all have done for me and other students would fill another chapter, so here let me simply say thank you! I would also like to thank the gracious and helpful staff members of the Nashville Public Library s Nashville Room. I am also especially grateful for the generous assistance of the staff at Vanderbilt University s Special Collections; Teresa Gray, Lauren Sheehan, Kathy Smith, Molly Dohrmann, and Henry Shipman, each went out of his or her way to help me with my most pressing research needs. The kindness and professionalism of both library staffs made my hours at the libraries a pleasant experience. Finally, I must thank my dear friends Shannon Spencer, Summer Spencer, and David Burger for their hospitality in allowing me to invade their home numerous times over the past year. Without their generosity, this subject would have exponentially more difficult to research. vii
8 DEDICATION For my father, who will always be Daddy, who will always be a part of the person I become, and who is still cheering me on.
9 INTRODUCTION Throughout my research I have been asked the question Why Nashville? I was not born in Nashville and have no blood relations, to my knowledge, in the state of Tennessee. And yet, ever since my family passed through town on the way to Disney World when I was a teenager, something about the city resonated with me. I knew instantly when I heard of Trevecca Nazarene University that I wanted to go there for my undergraduate studies, even before I decided to major in theatre or knew that the school had a drama department. Since then I have referred to Nashville as my second home town and my friends there as my surrogate family. Although I have yet to actually live in Nashville, the city with its artistic climate and southern hospitality has been instrumental in molding me both professionally and personally. To put it simply, I loved the city and wanted to know more about its history. My journey began with a very open ended search of topics regarding Nashville s theatre. I began online at home in Kansas City and at the UMKC library to see what had been written. Without a specific topic, I attempted to track all published works regarding various aspects of Nashville theatre. One book in particular gave me a guide to the early history of Nashville s performing arts. Apollo s Struggle by Martha Ingram gave me valuable clues about where to go and what to look for. I made several trips to Nashville to see first hand what information was available. I looked in the special collections of both the Nashville Public Library and the Vanderbilt University Library and found a wealth of information in manuscript collections and ephemeral files. Based on other theses and dissertations, I began narrowing my focus to the early half of the 20 th century. This was still a very broad topic. I soon learned that researching the touring companies that iv
10 frequented Nashville was not what interested me, and consequently I narrowed my focus to local groups. After bouncing several ideas off of friends and colleagues, I finally began to narrow my search to focus on the Nashville manifestation of the Little Theatre Movement and subsequent theatres. For one long weekend each month over the summer break, I traveled to Nashville and spent hours looking over documents in both the Vanderbilt Special Collections and the Nashville Room of the Nashville Public Library. Thanks to the knowledgeable staff members at both locations, I was able to locate several collections that abounded in programs, newspaper clippings, and notes. The value of these collections in my research is inestimable. In fact, it has caused me to reevaluate my own collection of programs and memorabilia and relieved much of my guilt about being a program packrat. It has also given me a great appreciation for the old-fashioned scrapbook. I do not mean the frilly over-marketed crafting phenomenon, but the simple collection of photographs, related newspaper clippings, and other printed material in an accessible book. Of course, with changing technology and the disappearance of many of the country s printed news media organizations, this method of preservation will most likely become a thing of the past. Yet, I cannot help but think that the preservation and collection of hard copies of materials such as programs and tickets will continue to be a valuable resource for future historians. Several collections were especially helpful in my research. At Vanderbilt, the Charles S. Mitchell Collection contained the most comprehensive assembly of programs for both the Nashville Little Theatre and the Nashville Community Playhouse. Mitchell owned a candy shop and was prominent figure in Nashville. He was instrumental in the v
11 formation of both theatre groups discussed in this paper. His collection is quite large and contains far more than local theatre programs. However, it is clear that among all his activities, these two theatres were high priorities for him. Also located in the Vanderbilt Special Collections are the Little Theatre of Nashville Guild Papers. Although the name of the collection is confusing, the materials are valuable original sources for information and include the minute book, by-laws, and financial statements. At the Nashville Public Library, the Madge West Joseph Scrapbooks gave a personal touch to this era of theatre. One scrapbook is a simple black scrapbook; the other is larger with an embossed Viking ship in red leather. Both contain personal memorabilia, programs, photographs and newspaper clippings carefully preserved. Joseph began acting as a child and later led an exciting life on the road in David Belasco s troupe. She married a handsome soldier from Nashville and retired from the stage to settle down in his hometown. Theatre remained a large part of her life, however. In her Nashville life she not only raised a family but stayed busy with the Little Theatre, Nashville Children s Theatre, and radio dramas at WSM. After exhausting the information in the Mitchell and Joseph collections, I turned back to my early research to see what I might have missed. My initial rummaging through the special collections began prior to selecting my final topic. Consequently, I nearly missed some key information. One significant source was a thesis written in 1965 by Marjorie Hollister Hargrove titled A History of the Community Theatre Movement in Nashville, Tennessee, When I rediscovered this thesis, I was shocked. Up to that point, I believed that I was writing on an aspect of regional theatre that had not been recorded in one single document. It was somewhat disturbing to think that after all my vi
12 work, someone else had already approached this subject. As I looked through Hargrove s thesis, however, I began to see it as an asset. Since she was writing only 14 years after the end point of her thesis, she had access to interviews and first-hand accounts I could never find. Her list of sources also proved to be a valuable guide as I returned to special collections and found many of the exact documents she mentioned, as well as a surprise find. One source that Hargrove pulled from was a diary written by Little Theatre founder, John Lark Taylor. When I located Taylor s collection at Vanderbilt University, I selected a few boxes that I thought might contain the information I needed. Just as Hargrove described, I found both his autobiography and his diary. In one box, there was large book that I almost didn t look at. The book was not listed on the finding aid and nothing else listed appeared to be of any use. On a hunch, I pulled it out. On the front cover was pasted a portion of a program from The Little Theatre Guild! I had located one scrapbook from the Nashville Little Theatre at the Nashville Public Library and knew that several years were unaccounted for. Now here, I had stumbled upon a missing piece to the puzzle in a place it should not have been. The time period for this scrapbook was well after Taylor left the Little Theatre. In all my research, Taylor never had another thing to do with the theatre after he left, even though he stayed in town. Had I conducted a search specifically for this book, I would never have looked for it there. It was an exciting and profitable find; the staff of the Special Collections was very kind to scan the book of newspaper clippings and it to me within a week. Although Hargrove s thesis was highly influential, I have made every effort to ensure that this document is in no way a rewrite of her thesis. After I exhausted my resources and had written what I could, I turned to her work to see if she had any vii
13 interviews or other insights into what happened at certain points in the theatres histories, and to double check my main events; I didn t want to miss a major event in the history of either theatre. Most of the time, our information was exactly the same. There are several key differences in our respective approaches to the subject. Hargrove focuses primarily on the life of the Nashville Community Playhouse from 1935 until Raymond Johnson s departure in My approach is broader and includes as much information as I could locate about the entire life of both the Nashville Little Theatre and the Nashville Community Playhouse. Hargrove uses her thesis to demonstrate the failings of the first group and the success of the second. In my thesis, I have chosen to illustrate the flow from and influence of one group to the next. As in most places across the United States, the theatre world of Nashville is a small world. Stories and dreams of the past clash and intertwine to form the current fabric of theatre evident in that city today. Nashville is known primarily for its musical heritage. However, the theatrical history of the city reveals ties to many of the great names in early American theatre. It was not a town isolated from the major theatrical movements and it continues to present quality regional drama that both educates and entertains. viii
14 CHAPTER 1 BEGINNINGS The Little Theatre Movement The story of Nashville s community theatre begins with a nationwide theatrical revolution now remembered as the Little Theatre Movement. This renovation of American theatre emerged as a result of continued disillusionment and dissatisfaction with the commercial theatre that permeated the United States. Europe had begun a similar disillusionment in the late 19 th century with the Naturalist and Symbolist movements. Theatre practitioners continued their search for true artistic merit into the 20 th century during World War I as their societies crumbled around them. In the United States, the outcry for better theatre began a decade or more later than that of Europe. American audiences were cautious of the European avant-garde; even works that are now considered theatre classics -- such as the plays of Henrik Ibsen -- were met with harsh criticism. Yet it was the innovation of European theatres such as the Théâtre Libre in France and Germany s Freie Buhne that inspired American theatres to create environments where new plays could be produced in an atmosphere of artistic freedom. By the 1910s, American theatre lovers began to take matters into their own hands on the local level. Simultaneously, formal studies in theatre, specifically dramatic literature, were taking on a life of their own. George Pierce Baker of Harvard, and later of Yale, pioneered one of the first academic programs of study in theatre. The 47 Workshop, offered in addition to his course on playwriting, became the training ground for many influential theatre artists. As the educated artists left the universities, they began to 1
15 assemble small groups of likeminded individuals to produce high quality -- though often low budget -- theatre. The early work was edgy and different. As some groups and/or their members met with success, the plays and artists developed in these little theatres began moving into the mainstream. By the 1920s Little Theatres were popping up in towns across the United States. Some were cutting edge and some were not. Most were operating on shoe-string budgets. Yet they were all in some form driven by the desire to produce good, quality theatre. The Stagecrafters Just before the Little Theatre movement swept through America, a small but dedicated group of artists felt the need to enhance the quality of stage productions in Nashville. Thus the Stagecrafters was formed in 1906 and remained a steady presence in Nashville s theatre life throughout the first half of the 20 th century. Little is recorded about the group s organization. However, the booklet celebrating a second decade of the Nashville Community Playhouse states the Stagecrafters goal: The high ambition of the Stagecrafters was to own their theatre, in which they planned to produce plays written, directed and acted by their own members. A special note in the Little Theatre Guild s program for The Butter and Egg Man in 1928 gives a rare recounting of the history of the Stagecrafters calling it the oldest dramatic club in Nashville The first president was Dr. Thompson Anderson who was succeeded by W. B. Shearon. The program for Sun-Up lists the officers of the Stagecrafters as follows: President Sam Tarpley; Vice-President J. B. Hibbetts, Jr.; Secretary Jennie Mai McQuiddy; Business Manager R. L. Alexander, Jr.; Historian Lillian N. Shearon; Director Dr. H. B. Schermerhorn. 2
16 Prior to the formation of The Little Theatre Guild of Nashville in 1926, the Stagecrafters presented a significant modern play each year. The Stagecrafters first production, Alabama by Augustus Thomas, was presented at the old Loew s Vendome. The Playhouse booklet does not list a year for the production, but it does mention that the production was professionally directed and included several actors whom the original Playhouse audience would have recognized: Mrs. Reau Folk, Matt Pilcher, W. B. Shearon, Harry and Nancy Rice Anderson, Edward Saxon and Jennie Mai McQuiddy. Other early successes of the Stagecrafters were Kempy, The First Year, You and I, Her Husband s Wife, and Mrs. Dane s Defense. I have found no records of these productions' dates or locations. The Stagecrafters shared many members with The Little Theatre Guild after the guild s creation, though the entities remained separate. The two organizations collaborated many times over the years on productions. Even after The Little Theatre Guild closed in 1932, the Stagecrafters continued to hold events as late as By 1945, the Nashville Community Playhouse booklet refers to the organization s active years in the past tense with no reference to a current body of members. The Nashville Center of the Drama League of America The Drama League of America began in 1910 as part of the popular movement of ladies clubs and soon spread throughout the country. By 1921, every state with the exception of Tennessee had a Drama League somewhere in its borders. On April 14, 1921, Mrs. A. Starr Best, Vice-President of the National Drama League in Chicago, 3
17 spoke to the members of the Centennial Club. 1 Best was an acquaintance of Centennial Club member Jane Douglas Crawford from their time at the Drama Institute of Chicago. The meeting was recalled in an article the following evening in the Nashville Banner. 2 In her presentation, Best expressed the dire need for improvement in the American theatre. According to her, This country is a generation behind in appreciation and development of dramatic art. The demand for good plays rests with the public. She went on to state that it was the purpose of the Drama League to train the public in what is good and how to obtain the best. Theatre would only become high quality when the educated public demanded high quality. The audience was more than receptive to the call. At the conclusion of Best s speech, Mrs. Claude Waller proposed to the group that a Drama League be formed in Nashville and the matter was decided. Best assisted in the organization of the group before leaving town. Jane Douglas Crawford was appointed chairman of the League membership and was assisted in this committee by Mrs. Keeble, Mrs. Waller, Mrs. George E. Blake, Miss Mary DeMoville, Miss Ellen Stokes, Mrs. Morton B. Howell, III, and Mrs. B. Kirk Rankin. Membership was open to anyone who was interested in theatre and a campaign for 1500 members began immediately. Crawford lost no time in submitting the required membership listing to the Drama League headquarters in Chicago. The Tennessean reported on April 24, 1921, that delegates from Nashville would be attending the annual convention that week. One 1 The Centennial Club began as a women s fundraising club for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition in The group officially formed after the festivities as a ladies society club with the purpose of civic improvement, specifically in the arts. The group survived well into the 1970s. (Ingram 81-83) 2 Articles in this section were found in the Little Theatre Guild Scrapbooks at the Nashville Public Library. 4
18 possible motivation for such haste could be the claim of the Nashville Center being the first in the state of Tennessee. It was reported in several articles that Mrs. Best was to go directly to Memphis after her visit to Nashville to assist in organizing a group in that city. The idea of beating Memphis to the title of first in the state was no doubt a factor in the speed of the group s formation. Officers were announced September 11, 1921, in The Nashville Banner and the first meeting was held on Thursday, September 15, 1921, at the Centennial Club. Jane Douglas Crawford gave the outline of the group structure and announced the officers to the membership. Jack Hayden from the Orpheum theatre addressed the crowd with a talk on The Relation of The Drama League to the Commercial Theater. The Tennessean reported on the following Sunday morning that officers of the League represented a wide array of the city s schools, clubs, and organization. Dr. H. B. Schermerhorn was elected president, Miss Theo Scruggs - First Vice-President, Miss Pauline Townsend - Second Vice-President, Charles Mitchell - Third Vice-President, Mrs. B. Kirk Rankin - Secretary, and Morton Howell - Treasurer. Mrs. John H. Reeves succeeded Dr. Schermerhorn as president of the Drama League in late The close relationship between the Drama League and the Stagecrafters continued as the Stagecrafters presented another evening of plays for the Drama League, just after Reeves was elected president. 3 Other groups also participated in the play presentations. The students of Ward-Belmont presented a one-act play titled The 3 Article located in the Little Theatre Guild Scrapbook at the Nashville Public Library. No date or source is listed. 5
19 Call to the Drama League at the group s meeting on December 8, Their performance was followed by the Stagecrafters in In Honor Bound. In addition to presenting plays at its meetings, the Drama League also endorsed outside productions. The Tennessean reported on December 7, 1922, that the League president, Mrs. J. H. Reeves was encouraging League members to attend The Circle, which was playing at the Orpheum that weekend. Other activities of the Drama League included play readings by members, and instructional lectures, all geared to educate the public and cultivate an appreciation for quality drama. The effort appears to have been quite successful. With that success came an increased appetite not only to read and view good theatre, but to produce it as well. The members of the Drama League were ready to take the next step; the foundation had been laid for a more substantial theatre to rise to prominence. 6
20 CHAPTER 2 THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD The Little Theatre Guild of Nashville Dr. H. B. Schermerhorn, a professor at Vanderbilt s Law School and frequent actor and director for The Little Theatre Guild wrote a history of the Nashville Little Theatre in 1930, as cited in the Nashville Community Playhouse commemorative booklet. Schermerhorn states that the Little Theatre began in the spring of 1926 and was launched by the Nashville branch of the Drama League (est. 1921). Miss Jane Douglas Crawford was the first president and co-founder with director Mr. John Lark Taylor. Taylor was a native of Nashville who performed in Augustin Daly s New York troupe and later toured with such actors as E. H. Sothern, Julia Marlowe, and John Barrymore. Martha Ingram, in her book Apollo s Struggle, notes that Taylor was a member of Actors Society of America and Actors Equity Association. He also joined with managers to form the Actors Fidelity League in 1919, which went on strike that same year. Through the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries, many towns relied on the touring companies to supply them with theatrical entertainment. As the world moved into the 20 th century, however, things began to change. Ingram continues, By 1925, troubles compounded for theatrical troupes because of high rail rates and licenses. Taylor could see what was ahead, and he chose to return to Nashville with a grand plan. 1 That plan was to revive the legitimate theatre through community driven groups that would use local amateurs and bring in stars to draw the crowd. Taylor served as director of the Little Theatre Guild of Nashville for two seasons. His manuscripts and papers are held at 1 Ingram,
21 the Vanderbilt Library Special Collections and contain many items of personal and professional importance. Taylor s diary especially gives insight into the formation of the Little Theatre Guild. It should be mentioned, that the diary was not a private day-to-day collection. It is very apparent that Taylor intended the work to be read and published. Consequently, the writings of both the diary and Taylor s autobiography are from a slightly biased point of view. According to Taylor, the Little Theatre Guild came into being as a result of his tireless efforts. Taylor met with leaders of dramatic clubs, the Stagecrafters, and the Drama League to drum up support for the Little Theatre Guild. Taylor and crew secured the rental of a small theatre from M. A. Lightman. According to Taylor s autobiography, Lightman had built the theatre as a neighborhood picture house, but it had been forced to close when a bigger theatre opened up on the next corner. Taylor calls Lightman A lover of acting, he had planned the building to be used some day, perhaps, as a Little Theatre. He became one of our most dependable actors, and helped in every way he could. 2 The group made do with the small stage, large auditorium, and inadequate lighting. With some improvements, the theatre was ready for the opening performance. The modest theatre known as the Hillsboro Theater (now The Belcourt) would remain the home of the Guild and subsequent groups for several decades. The premiere performance of The Little Theatre Guild of Nashville was Moliere s The Imaginary Invalid on April 15 and 16, The play was well advertised in the local papers and gained high praise from critics. Among the cast members was Madge 2 Taylor, John Lark. With Hey Ho. John Lark Taylor Collection, Vanderbilt University Special Collections, Nashville
22 West Joseph, another actress with noteworthy training; she had learned her craft in the troupe of David Belasco. As a child actor, Joseph had encountered many of America s theatre legends. One article in her scrapbook, of unknown origin, tells of a gold thimble necklace that Joseph gave to her granddaughter to wear at her 3 rd birthday party. The necklace had been given to Joseph when she was a little girl by the great actress Maude Adams. After the death of her husband, Joseph returned to New York where she appeared in a few plays. She found her most memorable role later as the central figure in a series of popular toilet paper commercials in the 1970s. There is some confusion regarding the next performance. Ingram states that The Imaginary Invalid was followed in May by Taylor s one-act Long, Long Ago. Dr. Schermerhorn s history states that upon leasing the Hillsboro Theater, two plays, The Imaginary Invalid and To the Ladies, were produced, followed by a bill of one acts. It would appear then, that The Imaginary Invalid and To the Ladies were produced at relatively the same time. Taylor brings some clarity by stating that the one-acts, including The Stepmother by A. A. Milne (the first production of that play in the United States), Taylor s play Long, Long Ago, and Sabotage were produced in May. To The Ladies is listed separately, indicating that it enjoyed its own respective performance run. 3 Further clarification is given in an article, undated and uncredited, in Taylor s collection at Vanderbilt. This article titled Variety Pleasing in Little Theater states that the bill of four one acts ran for two evenings. The four plays were Sabotage, The Stepmother, Poor Columbine by Jane Douglas Crawford, and Taylor s Long, Long Ago. The writer of the article praises all three but hails Sabotage as the very best. 3 Ibid
23 A small collection of Little Theatre Guild documents is available in Vanderbilt University Special Collections. The collection includes clippings, notes, financial statements and meeting minutes. In this collection are the original by-laws of the Little Theatre Guild. The by-laws state: The Little Theatre of Nashville is founded with a two fold purpose: (a) First, to give those throughout the city the opportunity of self expression [sic] in the art of acting and its kindred fields. (b) Second, to present to the people of Nashville, dramatic productions of pleasurable and literary value. As with many little theatres, the Little Theatre Guild of Nashville drew much of its support from subscription members. Within this membership, there were four classes. Class A members paid $15 for their memberships and received two seats to each production. Those of Class B paid $7.50 and were given one seat per production. Class C members were given the title of Patron for their $25 fee, as well as 4 seats. And Class D members paid $100 and were dubbed Sustaining Patrons. The second season of the Guild began with Captain Applejack by Walter Hackett, October 27-29, The Tennessean hailed it as a success. Charles Moss, writing in the Nashville Banner on the evening of October 28, 1926 gave his review the title, Little Theatre Guild s First Play of the Season is Unqualified Success. Moss goes on to admit that though there were some flaws, he expected them to be addressed by the second night. He also expresses admiration for the decoration of the theatre with bones and treasure chests. Society girls served as ushers for the evening and were dressed as pirates. Both the Tennessean and the Nashville Banner state that Miss Crawford was met after the performance with a large receiving line of patrons offering their congratulations. 10
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I have been contemplating getting a David Berning amp for my Tannoys for some time now. The problem is, Berning uses an SMPS based power supply in the amps. I have tried some SMPS based amps and CDPs before (Crayon Audio, Linn). The result has been very discouraging. The sound was always somewhat digital, 2 dimensional, grainy and ultimately more irritating than relaxing.
I live near 3 huge radio towers so the RFI in my area is very high. I was told that these high bandwidth switching power supplies are much more susceptible to RFI and that is why the RFI pollutes the signal causing the kind of sound I hear from these equipments. Can this be true ? Will that also mean getting a Berning amp will be a no no ?
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I am not entirely sure of this, but as I understand it, modern Berning amplifiers, which is to say current ones, do use a switching type PS. This would mean there is a chance that the amplifier itself would generate RFI. Thus, it would be wise to place the amplifier at some safe distance from other electronics in the system. Long ago, a local friend of mine was using a very early Berning amplifier with an Audible Illusions Modulus preamplifier, and we could hear a clicking sound on his speakers, until he separated the amplifier from the preamplifier by a few feet. However, this potential issue would not make any difference as regards other sources of RFI, so far as I know. Further, in practice I know of no instance where the ZH270 and its ilk have been shown to be the source of any problems of this type. In the past year, I played with a ZH270 in my own system, albeit where the amp and preamp are separated by 20 feet, and it was dead silent. David Berning is a very smart guy, and he is well aware of these issues; I am sure that his designs take all such problems into account, therefore. For sure, there is nothing about the ZH270, ZH230, etc, that make them particularly sensitive to external sources of RFI. In other words, forgeddaboudit.
The switching power supply in the Berning amps is not anything like your standard wallwart. I have two Berning ZH-270 power amps and they are simply the best amps I have ever owned. They are driving a pair of biamped Maggie 3.6's and the results are stunning. I cannot easily answer the rfi question but I love these amps
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One area where India has scored marginally higher on this occasion is the parameter relating to ease of closure of businesses. The Report notes: "In India procedures under the 2002 Securitization Act have become more effective, easing the process and reducing the time required to close a business." The author of the report states:
According to Khalifa, one indicator where India made progress last year was in improving procedures involved in closing a business. Here, India's ranking improved four places to 138.At the same time, it is necessary to note that the Securitization Act is a recovery legislation with limited application (and that too to the benefit of specific types of banks and financial institutions) and it may be a stretch to treat that as a substitute for a strong bankruptcy code that India continues to lack.
India strengthened the process flowing out of the 2002 Securitization Act, which helped the country improve its ranking in closing businesses. Quickening insolvency process frees up assets for use by others, Khalifa said. Last year, India increased the number of judges handling solvency cases by one-third and streamlined processes to file for bankruptcy, she added.


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You will think you are eating dessert at breakfast! (Not to mention it's so easy and convenient.)For this recipe I give credit to Kripalu Yoga Center from their truly wonderful cookbook. I am in love with this muesli.
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This is very good but I soaked it way less time out of preference. I do agree with mliss29 that 1/2 cup is not enough. I did not use rye flakes either like Sharon123 just added more oats. I used Thompson raisins, way less medjool dates as it was all I had left, forgot the walnuts, used raw sunflower seeds, a halal vanilla paste, no nutmeg as we do not consume intoxicants, the apple cider plus the rest. I would make this again the same way but add the walnuts and proper amount of dates.
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- 2 cups rolled oats
- 1 cup rye flakes
- 1 cup almonds
- 3⁄4-1 cup raisins (I mix Thompson's and golden raisins)
- 1 cup dried dates, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup walnut pieces
- 1⁄2 cup sunflower seeds
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 4 cups unsweetened apple juice (not from concentrate) or 4 cups apple cider
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- Combine all ingredients EXCEPT apple juice in a bowl and mix well.
- Store this in an airtight container and scoop some out the night before you want it.
- For each serving use: HEAPED 1/2 cup dry muesli and 1/3 cup juice.
- Mix in a container with a lid and refrigerate overnight.
- Enjoy in the morning- preferably to complement a yoga practice (Yoga nut here) It just may help you become enlightened :-).


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Poor Mercy(2005)
A novel by Jonathan Falla
|"A startling account of the lives of aid workers in Darfur - sophisticated, timely and often entertaining."
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'Poor Mercy is a vivid, engrossing work of fiction' - Michel Faber, The Guardian'An unusual love story told with insight and tenderness, it is studded with beautifully observed descriptions of place' - Jennie Renton, Scottish Review of Books'Poor Mercy fulfils an important function, preserving a wretched moment in history, giving substance to events that would otherwise soon be forgotten in favour of the next humanitarian crisis' - Claudia Pugh-Thomas, TLS Set in Darfur, this novel is a dramatic and tragic story of an improbable love between two people caught up in an African famine: Mogga and Leila, a black and an Arab, should supposedly not even like each other. But as the country teeters on the edge of catastrophic famine and civil war looms, they cling to each other's dignity, humour and humanity. Both work for the same European aid agency. Both are vulnerable, targets for hatred and resentment. Both are strangely, triumphantly resilient.Based on his own experience of disaster agencies, Falla's novel is fiercely authentic, poignant and darkly witty. As the expatriates bicker, their English team leader struggles to unravel the evil politics behind the famine, and reaches a highly controversial decision. But he may not be able to save the local people who have put themselves on the line. The foreigners can always take themselves off home when things go wrong; for the locals, it may already be too late as the book builds towards a terrifying climax.
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True Story Mode is an alternate mode in Castlevania Judgment. It is only unlocked when you beat the whole normal Story Mode with every character, excluding Aeon. The differences are a new character selection screen, which now features the Time Reaper, a second battle against Aeon in the Clock Tower, and a final boss battle against the Time Reaper in the Dimensional Rift. Completing this mode for the first time unlocks that character's respective artwork and theme song in the gallery. Beating this mode in Brutal Mode will unlock that respective character's Time Reaper Mask.
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This delightful, detached, single-storey beach house stands in a magnificent position with direct access onto 2 miles of sandy beaches and rock pools, and sits right next to the 13th green of the local golf course, making it an ideal holiday location. The uninterrupted views of the sea and shore line with the Lakeland Fells to the south and Criffel and the Galloway hills to the east are breath-taking. This seaside holiday home provides comfortable and well equipped 'beach house' style accommodation with level access to the oceanside patio from the living room, the en-suite bedroom, the adjacent bedroom and the conservatory containing an 8 person hot tub. The light and spacious, open plan living space has three large picture windows spanning three of the walls taking advantage of the spectacular panoramic views and making this a wonderful year round retreat. The shower room is large and has a walk-in shower, and is wheelchair accessible. The small village of Southerness with its quaint lighthouse stands on the Solway Firth and is home to an outstanding championship golf course which borders the property and welcomes visitors. For bird watchers the RSPB nature reserve is just along the coast at Mersehead. Golf, cycling, walking and exploring rock pools is direct from the doorstep, so overall this is an ideal holiday location for beachcombers and outdoor enthusiasts. Other attractions nearby include, Sweetheart Abbey, Drumlanrig Castle and gardens and Mabie Farm Park and Forest, which has wonderful cycle routes. This area of Dumfries and Galloway is steeped in Border history and is rich in historical attractions including many castles, Robbie Burns connections and interesting towns and villages which host a lively calendar of festivals and events. Shop 500 yards, pub 400 yards (summer season only).
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Room was very nicely appointed. Lobby is very large and nice. View of the Harbour is impressive. Taxis come by frequently. The harbor path is good for running and looking at the sea. Lack of power ports. Hotel is not located near downtown Kowloon. Local restaurant selections are fewer than downtown. The hotel buffet for dinner and breakfast are expensive, but I did not find them worth the price.
Excellent harbor views and skilled, service oriented staff.
View of Harbour View Room, which is unique and breathtaking Size of Room, which is rare in Hongkong Health Spa, which has very good massagists Concierge, which is very helpful and friendly we found on two separate stays, that Room Service is extremely slow and tends to forget ordered items. It took us up to half an hour (!) for a cup of coffee. Check out procedures may take a long time (also up to 30 minutes), because of lack of front desk stations and sometimes large queues of people who want to check out at the same time
the view was fantastic fitness center was close too early
The hotel has beautiful harbour view, our rooms are spacious and comfortable, it's my dad's first time in HK, I am happy that I impressed him nicely by choosing this hotel.
Great look at the harbour, especially from the pool on the roof, and main restaurant Massage service is not available immediately, should be scheduled in advance, not convenient for short stay
Best Location
attentive and friendly staff,excellent location with superb views, especially from the roof top swimming pool. breakfast and evening buffets started clearing away exactly on time - could have waited 10 mins!
liked the beautiful views from the lobby' nothing except I couldnt get an upgrade to a harbour view for lack of rooms
pool on roof top i am member since 2001 but still nobody can explain me what is my benefit
Views Size of room Pool and gym Too crowded in lobby and at buffet meals Dinner buffet too pricey Only one or two elevators operational
View Rooms smell, out dated and over priced
poolens läge på taket att man fick betala för internet
Bra internationell frukost och inte för hårda sängar. Gratis buss till och från centrum 2 gånger i timmen. På gångavstånd till Lady's Market. Vistelsen skedde under lågsäsong så både spa-avdelningen och gymet var under renovering vilket vi dock fick reda på strax före avfärd via hotellets mail men trots det var detta en liten besvikelse.
Shuttle-buss varje halvtimma var en mycket bra service som vi utnyttjade var dag. God frukostbuffé. Trevlig personal. Bra med snabbt internet på hotellrummet. Rummet kändes fräscht och trevligt, kanske något ont om förvaringsutrymme med tanke på att det var ganska litet... Vi använde oss av hotellets transfer-service till flygplatsen. Chauffören var mycket otrevlig och skrek åt en av medpassagerarna. Det tog ca 1,5 timma till flygplatsen. Jag skulle tro att det är enklare och billigare att ta taxi till Kowlon station och där kan man också checka in sitt bagage. Snabbtåget till flygplatsen tar ca 20 minuter.
helt ok hotell med bra läge i kowloonväljer jag hotell igen kanske lite närmare vattnetpoolen var supermysig
this is a new hotel and so the room is relatively clean. The room I lived in was an upgrade of a normal room without extra charge. The design uses space efficiently with a bit stylish. Hotel staff was friendly. Haven't been to HK for a long time and their room actually give you a smart phone to use for your stay in HK. Not sure if that's standard now in HK hotels. The location is not very close to any metro stn. but it was manageable.
cleanliness none
good value bad room design, lighting, flooring. inconvenient location
Could hear everything going on outside and bathroom smelled like sewage
good location, good access to the city center (many buses), cleanliness, very comfortable bed. Recommended for 1-2 nights for not very demanding customers. Good price relatively to Hong Kong hotel prices (if enough early booked). Surely better than Kowloon hostels in similar price :) very small room (sure it is Hong Kong, but room's size can be surprise for not experienced travellers ;); staff could be more friendly - first impression not nice ("is any chance to check in before 2 p.m.? - NO!!! 2 PM!!!")
the room i stoo small, no place to put luggage
Perfect location! Very close to MTR Smallest room we have every stayed in! 2 people can't walk in the same room unless 1 is in the shower or on the bed. Other than that all fine.
Rooms are small as much of HK is. For anyone surprised by this, don't comment the information on the website is accurate about room size. Bathroom great. Air-con fine. Elevator not busy when needed. Wi-fi downstairs is fine. Breakfast ok. Alarm went off late at night for about 30 seconds. This is un-nerving being in a high-rise.
The room was clean and bed linens was changed every day with most essentials was there. The price was v.f.m. and it's location was excellent for transportation. The room is too compact with no wardrobe for luggage storage.
I liked the cleanliness and new design of the bathroom area even though it was small in general it was more than suitable. I also liked the fact they provided free bottles of water, toiletries and fresh towels. The walls had dirt smudges. The bottom mattress had hair and dirt stuck to the velcro. Horrible. The room was too small. The mattress area was too short and was blocked at the lower area by a wall. There is free WiFi in the lobby but it was not accessible in the room for some reason.
One of the 'better' English speaking staff was very helpful when we needed directions to another of our destinations. The hotel rooms were smaller than imagined. It's hard to judge the size of a room from a photo I realise but I didn't expect the rooms to be quite so small.


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This is one of those games that both adults and kids can enjoy. There's an unlimited HINT button that recharges in seconds. There's a point system and trophy awards and too many levels to count. And the mini-games are in the easy to easy-medium range. For me, all in all, this is a very good value for the money.
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TSA-Bash 2016
March 6, 2016 - What's that? The TSA-Bash website is back online? Dogs and cats are living together? A new Ghostbusters movie is coming out with an all female cast? MASS HYSTERIA! Er... uh... Ahem. Ladies and gentlemen (your mileage may vary), we have a Bash! Now in its 19th year, the TSA-Bash 2016 is a go!
We return once again to the Columbus, Ohio area, courtesy of our benevolent(?) Bash Overvixen (all hail!), to the suburb of Dublin. Here, we'll be painting the town red! Err, well, the roof will be red. As in the Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Dublin. (I really need to work on my comedy...) Aaaanyway! The Bash will be held from Friday, June 24th to Monday June 27th (the conference room will be available throughout). The registration fee for this year's Bash is...checks the figures...is this right? Really? Okaaaay... FREE! That's right! As long as we get some people coming, the hotel is throwing in the conference room completely complimentary! Yay!
As this website is just coming back online, if you see anything that did not survive the transition, please let me know! Thanks!
Hotel Information
Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Dublin Ohio
5125 Post Road
Columbus, OH 43017
Official Bash Days: Friday, June 24th - Monday, June 27, 2016
Conference Room Open: Friday, June 24th - Monday, June 27, 2016
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Free coffee and tea in lobby 24/7
- Free Wi-Fi
- Microwave and refrigerator in every room
- Expanded Cable TV
- Pets stay free (one per room)
- In-room food delivery!
- Room Rate: $69.99/night
- Call (614) 764-3993 before June 1st to get the discounted rate. Make sure you tell the reservation agent that you are with the "Thomas Story Archive" group to get the discounted rate.
- Registration Fee: $FREE!
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Area Information
The city of Dublin began, as most cities do, with a modest beginning, being described as having one store and several mills.
The town remained modest all the way up to 1970 when it only had 681 residents, but the construction of I-270 created a population boom. It became the site of the corporate headquarters of Wendy's International (yum!). It officially became a city in 1987 and remains an affluent city to this day.
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Weblinks or Things to Do
- National Museum of the USAF - In Dayton, the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is home to one of the world's largest collections of aircraft and missiles. From Convair B-36s to the B-29 Superfortress that dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki in the last days of World War II, to the uniforms and other artifacts from wars the United States fought in. There is also an IMAX theater that shows aviation and space oriented films, along with other documentaries.
- Motts Military Museum - Beyond the Air Force, the Motts Military Museum features exhibits from many other military actions, from the colonial era to current conflicts.
- Columbus Zoo and Aquarium - Made famous by Jack Hannah, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is home to more than 7,000 animals representing over 800 species and is also the home to Zoombezi Bay, a water park featuring a wave pool, water slides, and an adults-only sun deck and bar (21+ only).
- Thurber House - The Thurber House is a literary center and historic museum built into humorist James Thurber's home. Thurber is best known for his cartoons and short stories in The New Yorker as well as the tles of The Male Animal and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
- Dave & Buster's - Food! Video Games! Sports! What more do you need to know?
- The Early Television Museum - A museum dedicated to preserving and making available to the public, the history of the television, the boob tube, the moving picture box, and other fancy names for how people entertained themselves before the Internet.
- Much more...! - There is much more to see and do in the Columbus area! Check out the website of the Greater Columbus Convention & Visitor's Bureau for more!


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2007 Tokyo Auto Salon
Like SEMA, only weirder.
The same types of PTFE, molecular iron, and Teflon-laced snake oil that emptied U.S. wallets in the late 90s is apparently still big in Japan.
Lobsters in Japan must have 2mm-thick steel carapaces if they require pneumatic air nibblers.
American hot-rod heritage is big money in Japan; brands like Snap On, Union 76, and Champion produce a large assortment of fashion and lifestyle accessories not available in the U.S.; the legendary Moon Eyes brand is now Japanese owned.
A Subaru technician builds a race-spec boxer engine and turbocharger for the crowd.
Mugen, a factory-tied tuner of Hondas (and builder of its F1 race engines) included a racing display in their booth, with this race day tire-changing rig in the open accessible to all; were this the U.S., the racing lug nuts would have disappeared faster than free beer.
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B2 a stupid person or someone who is behaving in a stupid way白癡;笨蛋
Some idiot left the tap running in the bathroom and there's water everywhere. 哪個白癡忘了關浴室的水龍頭,水流得到處都是。
[ as form of address ] You stupid idiot - that's a month's work you've lost! 你這個十足的白癡,你白做一個月的工!
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- Some idiot almost knocked me off my bike this morning.
- I just stood there gaping like an idiot - I didn't know what to say.
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Ice Cream Supper (Church Grounds)
Thomas Conner
On Sunday, June 8, we will celebrate summer at our annual Ice Cream Supper at 6:00 PM. Bring a churn of your favorite flavor, baked goods, sprinkles or whipped cream — and don't forget the cherry on top! Church Council will gather at 5:30 to set up tables and chairs in the lower parking lot. Instruments and tunes are always welcome too. This is a great time to introduce friends and neighbors to Glendale in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
Weekly Schedule
|Sunday School
|9:30 a.m.
|Sunday Worship Service
|10:30 a.m.
|Choir Rehearsal Wednesdays
|5:15 p.m.
|Wednesday Night Dinner
|5:45 p.m.*
|Wednesday Night Programs
|6:45 p.m.
*call 615.269.0926 or email for reservations
Calendar of Events
Choir Rehearsal July 26, 2017
B.Y.O.D. (Bring Your Own Dinner) July 26, 2017
TED Talk July 26, 2017
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- At Home: Glendale's Good Neighbor Team Posted on May 5, 2017
- Wow, What a Summer! Posted on May 5, 2016
- Palm Sunday Retreat with Roberta Bondi Posted on February 18, 2016
- Shots from the past few months Posted on December 11, 2015
- Glendale to Co-Host "A Weekend with Brian McLaren" October 23-25 Posted on September 21, 2015