Clifton Chronicle Winter 2015 1 Message from CTM’S President Clifton Chronicle with Just a Few Weeks Left in 2015, It Coming Right up We Have the Annual P.O

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Clifton Chronicle Winter 2015 1 Message from CTM’S President Clifton Chronicle with Just a Few Weeks Left in 2015, It Coming Right up We Have the Annual P.O Winter 2015 Volume Twenty-Four lifton hronicle Number Four CA Publication of Clifton Town MeetingC You Do It You Write It We Print It CTM’s 4th CTM Golf Outing Planned to Build on 2015 Success The 3rd Annual Clifton Town The 2016 outing will be held on The following is a list of sponsors. We Meeting Golf Outing was held Sat- Saturday August 27. appreciate their participation and we hope urday, August 22. It was a beautiful —Tom Dwyer you will patronize their businesses. day for golf and a good time was had Presenting Sponsor Cincinnati, Ohio 45220-0067 Box 20067 P.O. Meeting Clifton Town by all. The event continues to grow Tri-Health each year as the number of players (80), hole sponsors (15) and local Hole Sponsors Access Corporation businesses donating prizes (19) all Chef ’s Warehouse reached event highs. The monies Cincinnati Eye Care Team raised benefited the Cancer Center Coldwell Banker – Kelly Gibbs at Good Samaritan Hospital and David Mann Tom Lohre was the 2015 Friend of Dewey’s Pizza - Clifton Clifton. This year's golf was high- Django Western Taco lighted by a Hole-in-One by Clif- Emily Stiens – Sibcy Cline Realtors ton's own Kevin Smith. Well done. Gaslight Properties Molly North CTM Golf Outing Looking for SAY Soccer 2016 Beneficiary Skyline Chili – Clifton CTM Golf Outing has raised Superior Honda nearly $20,000 for Clifton in the past Urban Sites three years benefiting the Clifton Woody Sander Ford Rec Center, CCAC and the Cancer Food/Gift Sponsors Center at Good Samaritan Hospital. Ace Hardware – Clifton Golf outing organizers would like to Adriatico’s Pizza hear from you if you have a worthy Arlin’s cause for 2016’s outing. Please send Cliftonite Kevin Smith knocked in a Cactus Pear your suggestions to John Whedon at Hole-in-One at the 2015 golf outing. Cincinnati Reds [email protected]. Django Western Taco Dewey’s Pizza - Clifton Esquire Theatre Holidays on Ludlow to Celebrate the Season Graeter’s – Clifton Grainger Industrial Supply Habanero Latin American Fare J. Gumbo’s – Clifton and Downtown Kingsgate Marriott Los Portillos d Ludlow Wines Paolo A Modern Jeweler Personalities by Leona Playhouse in the Park Proud Rooster Woodward Theater CTM Trustees election d NON-PROFIT is Monday, Decemer 7 OH CINCINNATI, Permit No. 301 Wind, rain, sleet nor snow will daunt the spirits on Friday, December 11 from 6 to 7 p.m. U.S. Postage for the annual family-fun Holidays on Ludlow celebration. Santa will PAID arrive for a visit, the street will be decorated, storefronts will be well lit, Candidate bios are on carolers will sing, and many perennial activities will take place on Lud- pages 4-7. ORG. low Avenue, beginning at 6 p.m. Come prepared to enjoy! http://www.cliftoncommunity.org/clifton-chronicle/ Clifton Chronicle Winter 2015 1 Message From CTM’s President Clifton Chronicle With just a few weeks left in 2015, it Coming right up we have the annual P.O. Box 20067, 45220 is a good chance to reflect on some of this Holidays on Ludlow. I hope you will join Send all images, ads and stories to year’s accomplishments and look toward us to experience the Ludlow Business dis- [email protected], (513) 680-7226 what is coming up. CTM has hosted and trict in a way that happens only once a year. Past Issues: http://www.cliftoncommunity. supported several very successful events With roving carolers, musicians and, of org/clifton-chronicle/ this year. The 2015 Clifton House Tour, course, Santa Claus, there is plenty to enjoy Published Quarterly 12/1, 3/1, 5/20, 9/1 CliftonFest, now in it’s fourth year, and all for the all ages. Thanks to the dedicated Staff: the great music and movie programming on group of volunteers, including some of our Vicki Black, “Do it All” person the Clifton Plaza! We just finished up the trustees and the business owners who make Ashley Fritz, CTM liaison sold-out Third Annual CTM Golf Outing. this event possible. Tom Lohre, community liaison This year all proceeds went to the TriHealth Finally, I give special thanks to my Eight pages printed and mailed to 4,733 Cancer Institute at Good Samaritan Hos- friend Tony Sizemore for his work on Cliftonites with summaries of stories pital. A special thanks to Tom Dwyer and CTM. His efforts included coordinating Full Stories, images, calendar and the many other volunteers for coordinating the 2015 House Tour, chairing the Events groups information in the on-line version: this event on behalf of CTM. Committee, and serving as CTM Presi- http://www.cliftoncommunity.org/clifton- CTM formed the Education Commit- dent. The entire board will miss his energy chronicle/ tee, which hosted a special meeting to start a and leadership. We wish him well in his fu- 2015 CTM Board of Trustees: dialogue about public education options for ture endeavors! Eric Urbas (President), Joyce Rich (Vice the residents of Clifton. A matching grant As we head to 2016 I leave you with the President), Adam Hyland (Vice President), was made available to the Clifton Deer or- words of Mark Twain “Whenever you find Michael Moran (Treasurer), Kevin Marsh ganization, to supplement a major donation yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to (Secretary), Adam Balz, Ashley Fritz, from The Humane Society and private do- pause and reflect.” Nicholar Hollan, Pat Knapp, Rama Kasturi, nations, to begin an alternative method for —Eric Urbas, President, Clifton Town Shaun McCance, Ben Pantoja, Morgan Rich, deer population control in Clifton. Meeting and Mike Schur. Visit the Online Clifton Chronicle Visit http://www.cliftoncommunity.org. • Rama Kasturi’s Art Show • Lantern Walk • The Clifton Community Website – www. cliftonctownmeeting.org • CCAC’s Winter Activities and Exhibits • Northside Farmers Market News • Mailing List – signup here http://eepurl.com/ • Inventors In Our Midst • Tongue and Groove bemMm5 or at the Clifton Community website. • The Whitfield — Luxury Living • Trailside Nature Center News • Facebook – www.facebook.com/ • Petey’s Pet Store Comes to Ludlow • School News CliftonTownMeeting • Twitter – https://www.twitter.com/ • VoiceScapes’ Debut • And so much more! cliftontownmeet • Library News • Email – [email protected] We’re delivering on more than just healthy babies. We’re also delivering on comfort as we complete renovations to our Mother Baby recovery rooms, creating updated, modern rooms for our new moms and their families. Plus, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), helping newborns born too early or with complications get a healthy start on life. To learn more, go to TriHealth.com. TriHealth.com | 513 569 5400 2 Clifton Chronicle Winter 2015 Download the 30+ page online Chronicle into your e-reader Winter Activities at CCAC! Fun family performances, vibrant conversations, and exiting ex- December 13 — The Elves and The hibitions: keep the cold away by joining us for one or all of these Shoemaker, presented by ArtReach: A fun events for kids, adults, and families! Visit our website for event Division of The Children’s Theatre of details: www.cliftonculturalarts.org! Cincinnati Second Sunday Family Showtime January 10 — The UC:CCM Youth Ballet Join us for another year of Second Sunday Family Showtime, February 14 — Black Anthology of Music, presented by Learning which will feature special receptions after the show each month Through Art, Inc. March 8th Peter and The Wolf & The Frog Shows start at 2 p.m. and are free for kids and just $5 per adult. Prince, presented by Frisch Marionettes Whether you are buying, selling, or just need real estate advice, call Kelly! reat Lunches & inners, Full ar, Kelly Gibbs O -Street Parking 513.290.6216 [email protected] 513–542–7884 Your Clifton Real Estate Expert ruthsfe.com http://www.cliftoncommunity.org/clifton-chronicle/ Clifton Chronicle Winter 2015 3 Cast Your Vote—CTM Trustee Election Monday, December 7 CTM Trustee elections will be held on December 7, 2015 from 6-7 p.m. prior to the ing an alternative economy in the city. monthly CTM meeting on the same day. Elections will be held at the Clifton Recreation CTM matters and I would like to sup- Center on the 2nd floor. Current membership is required to vote, and memberships can port it as trustee. All the issues of safety, be paid current on election day prior to voting. There are seven Trustee positions open for zoning, events, the social fabric are import- election for terms beginning in 2016. There are 10 candidates vying for these positions. ant to me. My strongest interest is in the Following are bios of the candidates. This is the third time in contemporary history where business district. Eleven empty storefronts the number of candidates is greater than the number of available open Trustee positions. are too many. We need to understand more This happened during the 2012 and 2014 elections also. Election results will be announced fully why this is occurring and how we can at the CTM meeting on December 7. co-operatively do something about this. Adam Balz is a native Cincinnatian and Peter Block—I have been living in Clifton Ashley Fritz—I have lived in Clifton, a Clifton resident since 2006. Helives on for about 12 years, married to Cathy Kramer, on Middleton Avenue, for the past six years Woolper Avenue with his wife, Michelle, a long-time resident. with my husband and our two sons. Clifton and two children, Benjamin and Emily. For most of my career I was an indepen- is a wonderful neighborhood for my fam- Adam has been an active volunteer with dent organizational consultant.
Recommended publications
  • Issue 34 MARCH 2013
    Issue 34 MARCH 2013 THE NEWSLETTER OF THE METROPOLITAN MASONIC LODGES I am delighted to welcome back to the time on the Board. We Metropolitan Board for 2013 Geoff Lovegrove, say thank you to Peter Randal Robertson, Tom Fitzpatrick, Ken Fellows-McCully, John Broughall, Joseph Byrne, Kevin Creagh and Heery, Martin Lenihan, Jim Smith and joining the Board this year we Greg Lyons, Ken Roe welcome; Lionel Fifield, Andrew Lyall, Peadar and Seamus Shields. O’Braoin, Norman O’Galligan, Reginald Missing Members Richards, Denis Whelan and Terry Woods. The Metropolitan We are fortunate to have many talented Brethren Board is keen that every on the Board and I thank them for their continued Lodge in the Dublin support, encouragement and commitment and in Metropolitan Area R.W.Bro. Philip Daley makes a concerted effort Chairman - Metropolitan particular those who have taken on additional Board of General Purposes responsibilities. to make contact with all their members who are not attending their Geoff Lovegrove Deputy Chairman Lodge meetings at all, or even on an occasional basis, and encourage them to attend their Lodge. Andrew Lyall Treasurer Although this should be a continual process Randal Roberston Secretary throughout the year, we would encourage all Lodges to make a particular effort during the Metropolitan Steward Lionel Fifield month of November, a month that will be known of Charities as Missing Members month. Tom Fitzpatrick Metropolitan Almoner We appreciate that for some Lodges this exercise Ken Broughall & Jim Communications may prove tiresome but in the main we do not Smith know why so many of the membership lose Metropolitan Ritual interest in attending their Lodge meetings.
    [Show full text]
  • 13/03/08 Stanlio & Ollio Teste Dure, 70 Anni
    13/03/08 STANLIO & OLLIO TESTE DURE, 70 ANNI DOPO! 1938-2008 Questa volta, eccovi un evento indicatoci da Alessandro Santi, fan sfegatato di Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy: nella sua città organizza, insieme a un buon numero di appassionati, la serata di esilaranza cinematografica STANLIO & OLLIO TESTE DURE 70 ANNI DOPO! 1938- 2008. Il tutto si svolge sabato 15 marzo (prossimo venturo) alle ore 16, presso il Cinema Borsi d’Essai, via San Fabiano, 49, 59100 Prato. La proiezione riguarda BLOCK-HEADS (Stanlio e Ollio Teste Dure – 20 anni dopo, 1938), uno dei più divertenti lungometraggi di Stanlio & Ollio nel settantesimo anniversario della sua uscita. Al film è abbinato, in prima visione cinematografica italiana, il rarissimo cortometraggio della serie Our Gang (Simpatiche Canaglie) dal titolo WILD POSES (Attenti al click!, 1933), che vede la partecipazione di Laurel & Hardy. I film sono restaurati, in pellicola, in versione integrale e in italiano grazie ancora una volta all’amorevole cura e competenza del "Vice Sceicco" Alberto Vangelisti. Con il patrocinio della Provincia di Prato e del Comune di Prato - Circoscrizione Centro. Non mancheranno le SORPRESE dentro e fuori lo schermo!!! L’entrata è a offerta libera (dicono gli organizzatori: "speriamo di replicare il plateale successo dello scorso anno")! I disegni di questo post appartengono alla longeva licenza ottenuta da Larry Harmon per produrre fumetti con Stanlio e Ollio. Non si trattava certo di capolavori da tramandare nei secoli: i disegni sono quello che sono, le gag mediamente scontate, come si nota anche da quella, riprodotta qua sopra, del gelato e dell'ottovolante, sfruttata più volte dagli editor della Dell anche con Bugs Bunny e Elmer Fudd, o con Picchiarello e Oswald the Rabbit.
    [Show full text]
  • News Release
    NEWS RELEASE 26 th Annual Music Box Steps Day This Year Celebrated Online! Saturday, October 24, 2 - 4 pm LOS ANGELES – You can’t keep a classic comedy team, or its legion of fans, down! The pandemic may have prevented an outdoor celebration of the 26th annual Music Box Steps Day family festival, but not an online version, which with just as much enthusiasm will honor Laurel & Hardy and the famed 133 stairs on Vendome Street in Silver Lake where Stan & Ollie filmed their 1932 Oscar- winning short, The Music Box . On Saturday, October 24, 2020, from 2 - 4 pm, a virtual Music Box Steps Day will be broadcast worldwide on SLIA’s web site (silverlakeimprovementassociation.org) and its Facebook page (facebook.com/musicboxstepsday). If you miss the inaugural, the video will still be online for the viewing time of your choice -- and either way, it’s free! The presentation was produced by the Silver Lake Improvement Association (SLIA) and actor/entertainer Edward E. Bell, and will feature a special screening of the recently restored version of the ever-hilarious, 29-minute-long The Music Box , in which the bungling duo valiantly attempt to deliver a player piano to a home atop a steep hill. Other attractions include a reprise of last year’s on-site filmed recreation of the legendary comedy. Emmy-winning actor and film historian Stan Taffel will provide background information about The Music Box and the endless staircase where several other early comedies (and more recent films) also were shot. Los Angeles City Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell, staircase historian Charles Fleming, and other prominent figures will be zoomed in.
    [Show full text]
  • Leroy Shield's Music for the Wurlitzer
    Carousel Organ, Issue No. 46—January, 2011 Leroy Shield’s Music for the Wurlitzer 165 “Crossovers”—Sharing our Hobby Tracy M. Tolzmann t is obvious to any collector of automatic music— Just such an occasion arose recently with the release especially street, band and fair organs—that much of of Wurlitzer 165 roll number 6846. This newly commis- Ithe enjoyment we get out of our hobby is the sharing sioned roll is made up of 14 selections written by the lit- of our collections with the non-collector public. It is also tle-known composer Leroy Shield. I say little known, for true that only a fraction of our organization’s membership like most composers of motion picture scores, Shield’s is able to attend our numerous rallies, no matter how wide name is not remembered, but his music is unforgettable! spread their locations may be. This is one reason why Leroy Shield’s compositions are as well known as those independent events where we may perform and opening of the music from “Gone with the Wind” and “The Wizard our collections to visitors are such important parts of our of Oz,” and like their scores composers, his name is vir- hobby. tually unknown (Figure 1). When an event from another organization that is near Leroy Shield wrote most of the endearing melodies and dear to one’s heart comes along, it is especially grati- which make up the musical background on the early fying to share our COAA interests as circumstances allow. 1930s comedies of Laurel and Hardy and the Our It is fun for everyone involved, and it may even lead to Gang/Little Rascals, along with other wonderful short new COAA memberships.
    [Show full text]
  • Friday 16 November 2018, London. BFI Southbank Kicks Off 2019 with a Major Season Dedicated to the Groundbreaking and Influential Films of Michelangelo Antonioni
    ONSTAGE AT BFI SOUTHBANK: PRODUCERS STEPHEN WOOLLEY AND ELIZABETH KARLSEN (COLETTE), WRITER AND BROADCASTER MARK KERMODE, DIRECTOR DEAN DEBLOIS AND PRODUCER BRAD LEWIS (HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD), DIRECTOR JESSICA LESKI (I USED TO BE NORMAL: A BOYBAND FANGIRL STORY), HOST OF THE GUILTY FEMINIST DEBORAH FRANCES- WHITE, VISUAL ARTIST AND BEATBOXER REEPS ONE Film previews: HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD (Dean DeBlois, 2019), BEAUTIFUL BOY (Felix van Groeningen, 2018), DESTROYER (Karyn Kusama, 2018), COLETTE (Wash Westmoreland, 2017), HALE COUNTY THIS MORNING, THIS EVENING (RaMell Ross, 2018) New and Re-Releases: SORRY TO BOTHER YOU (Boots Riley, 2018), FREE SOLO (Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin, 2018), THE PASSENGER (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1975), STAN AND OLLIE (Jon S Baird, 2018), BERGMAN: A YEAR IN A LIFE (Jane Magnusson, 2018) Friday 16 November 2018, London. BFI Southbank kicks off 2019 with a major season dedicated to the groundbreaking and influential films of Michelangelo Antonioni. This major two month season ANTONIONI: CONFRONTING THE MODERN WORLD WITH STYLE will include a BFI re-release of Antonioni’s last American film, The Passenger (1975) starring Jack Nicholson and Maria Schneider, which will be back in selected cinemas across the UK from Friday 4 January. This month will also include a season honouring the maverick producer-director whose vision and ambition transformed British cinema; THE GOLDEN AGE OF ALEXANDER KORDA: BRITAIN’S MOVIE MOGUL includes screenings of The Private Life of Henry VIII (Alexander Korda, 1933) in a new BFI 4K restoration; Korda’s collaboration with HG Wells Things to Come (William Cameron Manzies, 1936) and That Hamilton Woman (Alexander Korda, 1941) starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh.
    [Show full text]
  • Download Torrent Stan and Ollie Download Torrent Stan and Ollie
    download torrent stan and ollie Download torrent stan and ollie. Seeds: 20 Peers: 43. Laurel Hardy, one of the largest comedy teams of the Worlds, created a trip to the UK in 1953. Diminished in age and with his golden age, like the Kings of the Hollywood comedy now behind them, they face an uncertain future. As the charm and beauty of their performances sparkle, they again connect with their fans adoring. The tour will be a hit, but Stan Ollie can’t shake the specter of Laurel and Hardy’s past; Dlgopogrebanite spirits, along with unruined olives, are beginning to threaten their precious partnership. The portrait of the most tender and poignantly creative marriages, they are aware that they can come closer to their Swan Song, trying to rediscover how much they mean to each other. Laurel and Hardy, the most famous comic duo in the world, are trying to revive his cinematic career as they embark on what their swan song is about – a grueling post-war theatrical tour in the UK. Directed by: John C. Baird author: Jeff Papa Stars: Jon Riley, Shirley Henderson, Steve Coogan. The true story of the biggestHollywood double-action comedy, Laurel and Hardy, is worn on the big screen for the first time. Starring Steve Coogan and John S. Riley as unique movie icons, Stan and Ollie are the story that warms the heart of what would be the triumphant farewell tour of the couple. With his golden era far behind him, the couple embark on a visit to the variety Hall in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
    [Show full text]
  • Stan Laurel: a Life on Film
    M A Y , 2005 I S S U E N º HOLLYWOOD 4368 The Internet Noiseletter of the On The Loose tent (Oasis Nº 206) of the Sons of the Desert StanStan Laurel:Laurel: N EXT M EETING May 21st, 2005 A Life on Film AA New Life Series Beginning on With Filmthe May 21st 7:00 pm ~ 12:00 am Meeting of On The Loose at 188 Seames Drive Manchester, NH Join us for an evening of film (titles both familiar and obscure), scholarship and finger food (take your eats right over there). With the May 21st, 2005 meeting, On The Loose takes a renewed purpose in tackling the “loving study of the persons and films of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.” In the past few weeks, eh, months, ahem, years, bhhrr, near- ly a decade now, we have been steadily drifting away from the absolute purity of that purpose. Now, while we have not drifted so far away that the far shores presently reside on distant continents (or in-continents as may be the case with some of our members), it certainly wouldn’t hurt to put our shoulders together, row for the beach and hope sin- cerely that we wind up somewhere in the vicinity of Culver City. That doesn’t mean. however, that we won’t find our- selves now and again passing the Christie Studios, the Keaton lot, Mr. Sennett and company, or hanging from a telephone pole in the company of a certain cross-dressing ape friend. On the other hand, we will at all cost avoid wan- dering too far afield with the child-demons: Sunny McKean, Arthur Trimble and Mickey “himself” McNausea.
    [Show full text]
  • Visit the Official Website of Laurel & Hardy by Clicking Here
    Visit the Official Website of Laurel & Hardy by clicking here The Players Laurel & Hardy Interview (1947) Last footage from Laurel & Hardy (1956) Stan Laurel interview for Turning Point (1957) Laurel & Hardy Gallery Laurel & Hardy Videos! Dance Routine - Way Out West (1937) As portrayed in the film Stan Laurel infectious laughing! (1930) This Is Your Life Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy (1954) Laurel & Hardy Feature Films Interesting Facts FAQs What Are the Sons of the Desert? Miscellaneous Essays & Past Press Releases A little bit more… In September 1935, comedians Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy penned an advice column for aspiring comedians in an anniversary edition of The Hollywood Reporter. Laurel and Hardy's 1935 Advice Column: "You, Too, Can Be a Comedian!" A New York Times Laurel & Hardy Review Oct. 1, 1932 New York Times "Comedy’s Sweet Weapon: The Cream Pie" Stan Laurel's Legacy Laurel and Hardy: Hollywood’s Greatest Friendship Stan Laurel’s heartbreak at Oliver Hardy’s death revealed in letters When his best buddy Oliver Hardy died, Stan Laurel refused to act in another film Laurel and Hardy’s best one liner Press Books & Clippings Pack Up Your Troubles Pressbook The Sons of the Desert Pressbook Midnight Patrol Press Book Kenilworth Weekly News, 30th August 1947 Laurel & Hardy Mobiloil Socony Oil Ad Newspaper Clipping 1933 Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy live at The Empire Theatre in Sheffield in 1952 FAN FARE THE LAUREL & HARDY FORUM https://www.facebook.com/laurelandhardyforum LAUREL AND HARDY ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/stan_and_ollie THE LAUREL & HARDY MAGAZINE http://www.laurelandhardy.org/ THE LAUREL & HARDY MAGAZINE FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/laurelandhardymagazine L AND H APPRECIATION SOCIETY http://bowlerdessert.co.uk/ THE SONS OF THE DESERT http://www.sonsofthedesertinfo.com/ Laurel & Hardy Collectables This document is for viewing purposes only .
    [Show full text]
  • New Newsletter:Layout 1.Qxd
    October is the beginning of the cool crisp days of is the Pemberton Borough Annual Senior Holiday Autumn. It is the time of pumpkins, colorful leaves and Dinner and Presentation. This event is OLY open to Halloween fun. In this month’s newsletter I have Pemberton Borough residents age 50 and older. The featured a couple of fun Halloween events held in dinner is Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 5:30PM at Mount Holly. Our own Kevin Mulligan is a large part the Pemberton Borough Municipal Building. The guest of one of those events and he is also our featured speaker is Dr. Julia Croce, clinical audiologist. The “neighbor” this month. topic of her program is “Join the conversation! The road back to healthy hearing.” You will need to RSVP On a more serious note, October is Breast Cancer to Cathi at 894-8002 by ovember 30, 2011. There is Awareness Month. As you probably know, statistics limited seating available and it is first come, first show that one in every eight women in the United served. States will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some time in her life. Breast cancer survival rates have Bill Zimmerman sent me something that may interest gotten better over the years, largely due to early you. We all like a bargains in this economy so below is detection through regular mammograms. A reminder a list of companies that offer discounts to seniors. I never hurts, though, so if you have not had a mammo- must admit that I forget to ask about senior discounts, gram recently, please schedule one today.
    [Show full text]
  • The Intra-Tent Journal
    spring 2020 issue number 176 The Intra-Tent Journal The voice of the Sons of the Desert, the International Laurel and Hardy Society What’s Inside Symbolism in the SOD Escutcheon Stan and American Vaudeville Part 4 Sons News Friends We Have Lost And more … Sons of the Desert, At the time of this writing this summer’s convention is still on and can be found at https://2020lhconvention.com/. From Gary Logsted: “Brothers, fellow Sons of the Desert: I am thrilled to announce that the Albuquerque Busy Bodies tent (Oasis 29) is planning to present a bid for our 2022 convention at this year’s June gathering. I do believe New Mexico would prove an interesting and fun place to hold the event, and I hope to garner your support.” A special tip of the derby goes to Dean Cartier and his 30 YEARS as our East correspondent. See his last column and Going Bye-Bye! report in Tent News. Please welcome Henry “Butch” Sorenson as the new Eastern reporter. The color escutcheon on the cover is not only to dress up this mess, but also to accompany Tracy’s article on pages 3- 5. (Word to the Sons, this fun logo was designed by Al Kilgore and should always include his name and be used by bo- na fide member tents not for profit - not always the case - as it is copyrighted.) Also pictured are (from top) Payne Johnson at a recent Way Our West meeting, Stan when playing in Akron in 1920 and Orson Bean. In Memoriam The Sons of the Desert lost the last of its founding members when Orson Bean was tragically struck by a car on 7 February 2020.
    [Show full text]
  • Bonnie Scotland
    Bonnie Scotland USA | 1935 | 77 minutes Credits In Brief Director James W. Horne Laurel and Hardy head for Scotland and, after unwittingly enlisting in a Scottish Screenplay Frank Butle, Jeff Moffitt regiment, are posted to Raj-era India. The Lancashire-born Laurel began his career at Glasgow’s Metropole theatre, which his father managed at the time. Music Marvin Hatley, Leroy Shield Photography Art Lloyd Cast Stanley MacLaurel Stan Laurel Ollie Hardy Oliver Hardy Lorna MacLaurel June Lang Allan Douglas William Janney Bonnie Scotland marks a turning point in the career of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy because, after four years of mixing an occasional feature film with their output of comedy shorts, the team now turned exclusively to features. Produced by MGM and the pair's mentor, Hal Roach, this eight-reel comedy proved to be Laurel and Hardy's most profitable film to date. The plot has the boys stowing away to Scotland aboard a cattle boat so Stan, the American black sheep of a Scottish clan, may collect an inheritance from his grandfather, the late Angus MacLaurel. To the pair's disappointment, said inheritance turns out to be nothing more than a snuff box and a set of bagpipes. After wandering into a recruiting line, the guys are forced to join the Scottish Army and are shipped off to India. Despite the movie's title, much of the story takes place there, as the boys try to adjust to military life and eventually help a fellow soldier (William Janney) put down an Arab uprising. A separate storyline, which is never resolved, involves Janney's love affair with a pretty girl (June Lang) from the MacLaurel clan and her family's efforts to keep the lovers apart and secure the family fortune.
    [Show full text]
  • The Buffoon Men: Classic Hollywood Comedians and Masculinity
    THE BUFFOON MEN: CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD COMEDIANS AND MASCULINITY By SCOTT DANIEL BALCERZAK A DISSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSPHY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2008 1 © 2008 Scott Balcerzak 2 For my mother, who gave me Abbott and Costello 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS First and foremost, I thank my committee chair Maureen Turim for her support and guidance with this dissertation and all my professional ventures at the University of Florida. I am also grateful to the other members of my supervisory committee, Scott Nygren, Susan Hegemen, and Nora Alter, all of whom provided assistance with this project and other scholarly pursuits. I also thank the Alumni Graduate Program and the Department of English for the opportunity to teach and research film comedy. Heartfelt thanks go out to the many colleagues and friends who supported my work throughout the years, especially the students of my spring 2008 Classic Hollywood Comedy seminar for their inspiring insights and enthusiasm. Finally, I wish to acknowledge my mother and my late father for their loving encouragement throughout my academic career. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS page ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.............................................................................................................4 ABSTRACT.....................................................................................................................................6 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION: BEYOND THE COMIC MASK..............................................................8
    [Show full text]