VOL. 119 - NO. 46 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 $.35 A COPY Annual Veterans Appreciation Dinner Shows Townie Spirit by Sal Giarratani

About a month ago, Joe Zuffante called me to help spread the word that the Abraham Lincoln, Post 11, GAR, up at Memorial Hall on Green Street in Charlestown would once again hold its annual Vet- erans Appreciation Dinner over at the Knights of Columbus on Medford Street. The fi rst dinner was held at Memorial Hall, but the dinner has outgrown that venue. Once again, they came to gather together and celebrate Charlestown’s spirit of service to our country. Going back to the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Bunker Hill and onward to today, Townies have served their country in both war Seated, L-R: Joan Snow, Ben Doherty and Arthur Hurley. and peacetime. Standing, L-R: Joe Zuffante, Doc Sheehan and Alfred Snow. This year’s special guest was Ben Doherty, who lives nently displayed at the dinner. ciative of the honor everyone at in Charlestown. His son Glen Charlestown remembers Glen the dinner showed his son, who Joe Kelley, Judy Evers, Bob Fitzpatrick and Patty Kelly. was among the four Ameri- Doherty for his valor and sacri- is an American hero. cans who were killed at Beng- fi ce and the sacrifi ces of all who Next year, they will return hazi during a terrorist attack sacrifi ce their all, including too to the Knights to gather and on September 11, 2012. Glen often their lives. remember the importance of pa- Doherty’s photo was promi- Ben Doherty was truly appre- triotism and service to America. News Briefs by Sal Giarratani

Houston’s So-Called Bathroom Ordinance Goes Down the Toilet Liberals in Houston were pushing a Houston Equal Rights ordinance known as HERO, but called the BATHROOM ordinance by opponents. Liberals seemed confi dent, but then the more conservative voters of Houston started organizing against the measure. In the end the measure went down by a 61- 39 margin. Houston is 25-percent African-American Happy days showing Glen Doherty with his Alfred and Joan Snow standing next to this and 37-percent Latino. The conservative side of this dad Ben Doherty (undated). poster taken of Joan back in 1954. issue won the day and shook up all the progressives across the country that never saw this defeat coming. Score this a victory for us. This is Why I Never Liked Bush 41 Walsh Signs Bill to Outlaw Fake Guns in Boston Former President George H.W. Bush has a soon-to- by Sal Giarratani be-released biography coming out and it is already Boston Mayor Marty Walsh ton with a replica gun and a What is wrong with our politi- causing news. In it, Michael Dukakis is referred to as recently signed an ordinance can of spray paint. The youth cal leaders today? a “midget nerd.” This derogatory remark is found in proposed by the Boston City sprayed off the orange, making There are more important the 91-year-old’s bio titled “Destiny and Power: The Council to ban the sale or use the weapon look real. If a kid strategies to be working on to American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush.” of replica or fake guns inside can do that, a gangbanger can lower gun violence by actu- Bush 41 also takes on Vice President Dick Cheney the City of Boston. This is be- spray on orange to a real gun to ally using all the existing laws and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, suggesting ing called a public safety bill by make it appear fake. about illegal gun possession. both misled President George W. Bush. Rumsfeld was its supporters, as if there is any All this shows is that kids The number one job of City also called an “arrogant fellow.” public safety found in such a and thugs are both smarter Hall and our police is to en- Those quotes forced President George W. Bush to foolish ban. than our elected leaders. If I force all the laws already on defend both men from his father’s attacks, saying, Banning the sale of faux guns were a cop facing a bad guy the books in the war on illegal “I am proud to have served with both Dick Cheney or marking such with an orange holding a gun, there would guns and gun violence. Go- and Donald Rumsfeld.” band, as is being proposed on be no way of knowing whether ing after fake guns or spray Rumsfeld hit back, saying “Bush 41 is getting up Beacon Hill, is nothing more it’s a deadly weapon or not. painting orange on fake guns in years and misjudges Bush 43, who I found made than liberal feel-good legislation Orange is a nice color, but is make-believe law enforce- his own decisions.” that pretends to solve an issue using it as a form of public ment, it is good for press re- Quote to Note but is not doing anything effec- safety is nonsense. leases but not much more than “Be yourself, everybody else is already taken.” tive at all. Talk about replicas. Real public safety is getting that. Going orange on crime will — Oscar Wilde This proposal on fake guns is real guns off the street and not only bring out more red in (Continued on Page 15) just replica legislation. about spray painting anything. victims. Recently, a 12-year-old was Save that stuff for the movies It is time for law enforcement, stopped on the streets of Bos- where it is harmless. not pretend crime fi ghting.

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Far Away Places Far away places with strange sounding names FLAMEN Far away over the sea Those far away places with the strange sounding names Are calling, calling me — words and music by Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer, 1948 About three-quarters of eighth grade students were not profi cient in geography in 2014, according to a study released last month by the United States Government Accountability Of fi ce (GAO). Geography — the study of places and the relationship between people and their environment — is present across many facets of modern life, from tracking lost cell phones to monitoring disease outbreaks like Ebola. The growing use of geographic information and location-based technology across multiple sectors of the American economy has prompted questions about whether K-12 students’ skills and exposure to geography are adequate for current and future workforce needs. The U.S. States Senate asked GAO to report on the status of geography education and the challenges elementary and secondary schools face in providing geography education with limited resources. In this report, GAO examined (1) the extent that eighth grade students are profi cient in geography; (2) the challenges selected Flamines, distinguished by their pointed headdress, as part of a procession on the Augustan school offi cials and teachers face in providing geography educa- Altar of Peace. tion; and (3) the role of the Department of Education with respect During the past weeks, we Martialis” or the high priest of from home. He was granted a to geography education. have been examining some of Mars, the god of war and father seat in the Senate, the services GAO’s analysis of nationally representative data from the the ancient customs and beliefs of Romulus and Remus. The of a constant attendant, and his Department of Education showed marked defi ciency in the teach- and have noted many strik- third high priest was called family, along with their houses, ing of geography. Specifi cally, students have not demonstrated ing similarities with Christian “fl amen Quirinus,” the Savine were all dedicated to Jupiter. solid competence in the subject, and the profi ciency levels of eighth procedures and doctrines. We equivalent of Mars, who was He lived in dissoluble marriage, grade students have shown no improvement since 1994. Geogra- discussed ancient books, manu- worshipped as the founder of the and if his wife died he resigned phy is generally taught as part of social studies, but data show scripts, the early Egyptian and old Roman capital. his offi ce. For him, every day that more than half of eighth grade teachers reported spending a Greek attitudes toward cosmic The remaining twelve were was a holy day, and he never small portion (10 percent or less) of their social studies instruction gods, the nether worlds, the known as “fl amines minores” appeared in public without the time on geography. Furthermore, according to a study by an aca- origin of the basilica, cathedral or priests who were identifi ed insignia of his offi ce. These in- demic organization, a majority of states do not require geography and the eternal fl ame. Before with less important deities like signia included his conical hat, a courses in middle school or high school. we leave the worship of Vesta Vulcanus, the god of fi re, Flora, woolen toga which was woven by A key challenge to providing geography education is the increased and the sacred fi re, it might be the goddess of fl owers, Pomona, his wife, a sacrifi cial knife, and focus on other subjects according to offi cials in selected states and of interest to examine “fl ama,” the goddess of the fruit of trees, a rod to keep the people away. K-12 teachers GAO interviewed. These offi cials and teachers said the Latin word for fl ame. Flama and Carmenta, the ancient god- When a fl amen walked through spending time and resources on geography education is diffi cult translates to fi re, blaze, or torch. dess of prophecy, who protected the city, he was preceded by due to national and state focus on the tested subjects of reading, “Flamare” means to set fi re, to women in childbirth, to name a heralds who directed people to math, and science. infl ame, or to burn. few. All of the priests held their stop their work, as a fl amen was GAO’s interviews and review of relevant reports identifi ed a range During ancient times, the term offi ce for life and could not be not permitted to look upon any of other challenges as well, including: “fl amen” was used to describe removed except under extraor- labor, or upon any person un- • misconceptions about what geography education entails; “one who kindles the sacrifi cial dinary circumstances. der arms, or in chains. He was • lack of teacher preparation and professional development in fi re.” The term was also used to The emblem of their office not allowed to touch a horse, geography; identify a special kind of priest was a white cone-shaped hat corpses, grave, a goat, dog, raw • poor quality of geography instructional materials; and in the worship of a special Ro- which was made from the hide meat, or anything considered to • limited use of geographic technology in the classroom. man deity. We must bear in of an animal that had previously be unclean. His garments were mind that this kind of worship been sacrifi ced. The hat also had required to be free from knots, occurred in pagan Rome many an olive branch and a woolen but clasps were permitted. If years before Christianity was thread at the top (a symbol of he was ever found guilty of any practiced. There were fifteen good health). The fl amen were carelessness in his sacrifi ces, “flamines” (male priests), of required to wear the hat at all or if his hat fell from his head, Fox Business Network Held Real Debate which three were high priests times when they were out of he was forced to resign. His wife and were known as “fl amines doors. They were exempt from all was bound by similar rules of Now Candidates Need to Get Real Too majores.” One high priest was civic duties and excluded from conduct and dress, except that by Sal Giarratani called the “flamen Dialis” or participating in politics. her head was covered by a ker- the high priest of Jupiter, their The fl amen Dialis was supe- chief, and on certain days she After the disaster that CNBC pulled on American voters when chief Roman god. The second rior to all priests, but he was not was forbidden to comb her hair. the moderators tried to be the debate, the Fox Business Channel high priest was called “fl amen permitted to spend a night away NEXT WEEK: Crux pulled off a great debate, where the questions asked the candidates was the story of this latest debate. The moderators did their best to get concise answers but politicians are politicians. I watched both debates. In the fi rst th one, Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey and Governor Bobby Freeway’s 5 Annual Jindal of Louisiana became the main event of the undercard debate. In their back and forth, I saw Christie besting Jindal, who came across like an angry pit bull but seemed all bark and no bite. Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee need to join the likes hanksgivinghanksgiving of George Patiki and Lindsay Graham off camera. TT In the main event the eight candidates, like that old TV series Eight, were more than enough. Too many on stage blabbering about “God knows what.” PPetet FoodFood DriveDrive Gov. John Kasich came across like Grumpy and Rand Paul came across as just another smarty pants. He took on Marco Rubio, a This Thanksgiving make a difference! good U.S. senator from Florida, on who was the real conservative, but never got the best of him. Donate pet food and supplies, Donald Trump had a good night, especially when he took on the issue of the law and illegal immigration. He remains number one still. Dr. Ben Carson, like Jeb Bush, could be great sleeping pills and help Freeway support a local shelter. because how do you stay awake listening to either. Carly Fiorina had a good and forceful night making her stand as a no-nonsense Your generosity can go leader. Finally, there was Ted Cruz, another good U.S. senator from a long way in supporting the needs Texas. Thus far, in all the debates to date, Cruz has come across of these deserving animals! as a stiff, no warmth, no passion. 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Japanese Flag on Display The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts Dedicates a Memorial to U.S. Military’s Service in Malta During World War II

For the fi rst time, at the First Marine Division reunion in Charleston, South Carolina, the Japanese fl ag was on display. Holding the fl ag are Sgt. Major David Jobe (L) and Major General Lawrence Nicholson (R). Standing in front of the fl ag are veterans of the Guadalcanal campaign from left to right: Ralph Smith, who captured the fl ag; Elmer Hawkins; unknown; and Bob Caggiano, a Purple Heart recipient and former North Ender. Saint Louis de Montfort by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari

AHAC Captain Commanding Domenic Previte (L) and Republic Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de of Mary and the Daughters of of Malta’s Minister for Home Affairs and National Security, Montfort was born in Montfort- Wisdom, and many Hymns. Just Carmelo Abela (R) dedicate memorial plaque to U.S Military sur-Meu, France, on January 31, before writing “True Devotion” he who served in Malta during World War II. 1673. He was the eldest child of became a Dominican tertiary. His eighteen born to Jean-Baptiste and missions made a great impact, An unveiling ceremony of a plaque in memory of the American Jeanne Robert Grignion. His father especially in the Vendée where soldiers, sailors and marines who fought to preserve Malta’s free- was a notary. At the age of 12, he established free schools for the dom during the Second World War was held in Valletta, Malta, at he entered the Jesuit College of St. poor boys and girls. the Upper Barrakka Gardens on October 10, 2015. Attending the Thomas Becket in Rennes, where The bishop of La Rochelle had plaque dedication were members of the Armed Forces of Malta his uncle was a parish priest. been impressed with Montfort together with over 100 members of the Ancient & Honorable He studied philosophy and for some time and invited him Artillery Company of Massachusetts (AHAC). The marker was theology. Listening to the stories to open a school there. Montfort inaugurated by Carmelo Abela, the Republic of Malta’s Minister of a local priest, the Abbé Julien enlisted the help of his follower for Home Affairs and National Security, the Honorable Terry Flynn, Bellier, about his life as a traveling Marie Louise Trichet, who was Deputy Chief of Mission, US Embassy to Malta and AHAC Captain, missionary, Louis was inspired then running the General Hos- Domenic A. Previte. The memorial plaque, donated by the Ancient to preach missions among the very poor. It was pital in Poitiers. In 1715, Marie Louise and and Honorable Artillery Company, commemorates the service of at this time that he began to develop his strong Catherine Brunet left Poitiers for La Rochelle to American soldiers during one of the darkest episodes of mankind. devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. open the school there, and in a short time it had In his comments, Minister Abela stated, “The relationship In 1673, he was given the opportunity, through 400 students. between the United States of America and Malta paid honor to the a benefactor, to go to Paris to study at the re- On August 22, 1715, Marie Louise Trichet memory of those US servicemen who gave their lives for future gen- nowned Seminary of Saint-Sulpice. When he ar- and Catherine Brunet, along with Marie Valleau erations to fl ourish.” He also noted that during this period, Malta, rived in Paris, he discovered that his benefactor and Marie Régnier from La Rochelle received due to its strategic position between Gibraltar and Alexandria and had not provided enough money for his room and the approbation of Bishop de Champfl our of Italy and Libya, ended up as one of the most bombarded places. board, so he lodged in a succession of boarding La Rochelle to perform their religious profession More than 14,000 bombs were dropped, killing more than 15,000 houses, living among the very poor, while also under the direction of Montfort. At the ceremony civilians and destroying more than 30,000 buildings. attending the Sorbonne University for lectures Montfort told them: “Call yourselves the Daugh- Following the dedication ceremony, the members of the AHAC in theology. After less than two years, he became ters of Wisdom, for the teaching of children and were each personally greeted at the Grandmaster’s Palace by very ill and had to be hospitalized. the care of the poor.” The Daughters of Wisdom the Republic of Malta’s President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, Upon his release from the hospital, he discov- grew into an international organization. who hosted a lunch in their honor. During the lunch, they were ered that a place had been reserved for him at Worn out by hard work and sickness, informed that the U.S. Embassy to Malta would hold a wreath- the Little Saint-Sulpice. He was appointed librar- he finally came in April 1716 to Saint laying ceremony at the memorial on every Veteran’s and Memorial ian and his time at Saint-Sulpice gave him the Laurent-sur-Sèvre to begin the mis- Day in perpetuity. opportunity to study most of the available works sion which was to be his last. During it, he fell The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company was chartered in on spirituality and, in particular, on the Virgin ill and died on April 28 of that year. He was Boston in 1638. They are the oldest standing military organiza- Mary’s place in the Christian life. This led to his 43 years old, and had been a priest for only tion in the western hemisphere. They were originally formed to focus on the Holy Rosary and his acclaimed book 16 years. Thousands gathered for his burial in train offi cers in the militia. Since 1746, the Company Armory has The Secret of the Rosary. the parish church, and very quickly there were been located in the upper fl oor of Faneuil Hall. In its Armory, the He left Nantes and the next several years were stories of miracles performed at his tomb. Company maintains a Military Museum and Library open to the extraordinarily busy for him. He was constantly Exactly 43 years later, on April 28, 1759, public, which is without equal in the United States. The Com- occupied in preaching missions, always travel- Marie Louise Trichet also died in Saint- pany is still a military organization and plays a vital role in the ing on foot. Yet he found time also to write — his Laurent-sur-Sèvre and was buried next to ceremonial, patriotic and civic life of the City of Boston and the “True Devotion to Mary,” “The Secret of Mary and Montfort. Saint Louis was canonized in 1947 by Commonwealth of Massachusetts. the Secret of the Rosary,” rules for the Company Pope Pius II. PAGE 4 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 The Wonders (Le Meraviglie) Oscilloscope Pictures Written and directed by Alice Rohrwacher Runtime: 1 hr. 41 min. • Italian, French and German with subtitles at Kendall Square Cinema THINKING OUT LOUD by Jeanne Brady by Sal Giarratani Milly Catena (played by latest Bond girl, Monica Belluci). The children are entranced by Milly, especially Gelsomina who accepts the gift of a (The Lights Went Out In) Massachusetts sparkly barrette from the actress. All the children The above was the title to a hit record by the Bee Gees in go home with fl yers for the contest, but Wolfgang the late 1960s. I don’t know if it was about Monday, Novem- wants no part of this commercialization. He needs ber 9, 1965, at 5:17 pm to be exact, but I always thought it was. to sell his honey to live, but his passion is for the If you are asking yourself what the heck happened on purity of the process and the product (“we add November 9th in 1965, it means you are too young to remem- nothing”). And for reasons that are never really ber or weren’t even born yet. I know where I was. Working after made clear, he has a strong distrust of the outside school at the Green Shoe Factory, a.k.a. Stride Rite Shoe Co., I was world. Nevertheless, Gelso later secretly enters the stocking boxes of shoes in a bin when it all faded to black and the family in the contest. shoes tumbled down on me. I walked home quickly. The other disruption comes in the form of a On that day, the whole Northeast stood in silent darkness as a 14-year-old mute delinquent that Wolfgang brings power grid in Canada shutdown after someone hit the wrong switch. to the farm for “family therapy” in exchange for From Canada down the whole east coast to Florida, all the lights went money. They have recently been informed that a out. More than 35 million of us across 80,000 square miles were new law will be going into effect that will require hit by the biggest power outage in U.S. history. It lasted 13 hours. them to update their anti-quated honey-making President Johnson stated back on that day that the blackout was “lab” in order to continue selling. Wolfgang prefers a “reminder of the importance of the uninterrupted fl ow of power to essentially adopting the son he never had to get the health, safety and well-being of our citizens and to the defense The opening scene of The Wonders had me the money they need to entering a commercial of this country.” wondering what was going on. I was expecting con-test. And he also wants help. Gelsomina has While most of us were in the dark about the darkness, Johnson the charming coming-of-age story of 12-year-old both the strength and the heart to be his partner, held a national TV address to calm any potential panic out there. Gelsomina (played brilliantly by Al-exandra Lungu) but the other girls are too small and show little The only problem was that those of us like myself were unable to see in the sunny Tuscan countryside, yet I was seeing interest. The arrival of Martin shakes up the fam- and hear his speech since we had no power to turn our TV sets on. pairs of glowing lights moving slowly in a deadly ily dynamic. Angelica and live-in friend Coco are I heard back then that many thought the Soviets did it after the silent and pitch black scene. Soon it becomes clear annoyed they were not consulted and concerned Cuban Missile Crisis happened only three years earlier. My family that the glowing orbs are the headlights of arriv- about the boy’s criminal background. And intro- and I weren’t worried so much about the Russians as we were about ing trucks fi lled with men and guns. But then the ducing a handsome teenage boy into Gelsomina’s the food inside our refrigerator going bad. scene abruptly switches to young children asleep household stirs new feelings in her. But beyond When we woke up in the morning, the whole house had every together in their underwear in a dark room. Then, developing a fi rst crush, she also has to deal with light in every room on, plus our two TV sets were talking about the after an odd scene where seemingly the whole being displaced (eventually) as her father’s helper blackout. I got up, ate breakfast with my brother and the both of us family awakens to witness Gelsomina’s younger and partner. She is no longer the substitute son. went to school. Just another day. Everything to see now. We were sister Marinella use the doorless bathroom, we see The story quietly percolates until a tumultuous glad the crisis had ended, but we also got a wakeup call on how much Gelsomina go downstairs to wake her father Wolf- day when Marinella is injured by the honey extract- we rely on electricity all the time. gang, asleep in front of a TV in his underwear, and ing equipment, the lab is fl ooded with honey while I don’t remember any panic or looting. We seemed to take it in drag him presumably to bed. Next we see Wolfgang they rush her to the hospital, and a man from the stride. We did laugh when we found out the MBTA’s power never awaken in his bed in the front yard to the sound Wonders contest arrives in the middle of the mas- shutdown. They had their own generator. The trains ran but were of gunshots and start screaming obscenities at the sive cleanup effort (already made urgent by the fact pretty much empty because we couldn’t go anywhere. unseen hunters, driving them away. All of this hap- that Wolfgang was away when it all happened and I hope that historic blackout never repeats itself, but if it does, I pens in almost complete silence, no soundtrack. will be home soon!) The family’s contest entry has am ready for it. I have plenty of fl ashlights and I know where they Rohrwacher wastes no time in plunking you down been accepted and the honey cleanup is the least are. Last time, my mother could never fi nd our emergency fl ashlight. in the middle of Gelsomina’s life. of their problems when Wolfgang arrives home. November 9, 1965, a day I will never forget. If you lived through it, After I got used to the quietness of this fi lm (there Trying to distract him with Marinella’s bandaged you can’t forget it. If you missed it, consider yourself lucky. is very little conversation, little back-ground music, hand does not work and he has a shouting match and the setting is out in the middle of nowhere), with Gelso, who is inconsolable after her father I began to appreciate how well the feel of the fi lm storms out and refuses to talk to her. conveys Gelsomina’s world, one where the only Another reason Wolfgang is so upset is that he soundtrack is her father’s gruff, but loving, instruc- has come home after spending all their money on 1P5CNG0QY tion, the quiet bleating of the family’s sheep, and a gift for his favorite daughter — a camel, a child- the mesmerizing buzz of the millions of bees they hood dream. Angelica is so mad, she threatens to 6*' 0146* '0& keep to make honey. This, honey, is the family leave him, and Gelso just looks on in amazement business and the father’s passion. It is also how at the gift for the child she is no longer. The little 9JGTG+V#NN$GICP they survive and the only world the children know. ones jump and cavort around the camel as it looks But this quiet world soon experiences a couple on passively. But this is the moment when we see 6JG9C[+V9CU of disruptions. When Wolfgang takes his children the inevitable break between the father and his D[(TGF.CPIQPG to the nearby seashore, they have an encounter. oldest daughter. She is no longer his little girl or his The kids are frolicking in the water with dad, mak- substitute son. The ensuing action of the contest ing a lot of noise, when a man comes and asks itself and complications with Martin are almost 5#.'24+%' them to be quiet. The group follows him to where anticlimactic. 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Italian Heritage Month President James DiStefano, Dr. Luigi Munno, Lino Rullo and The Classics. Consul General of Italy Nicola De Santis. (Photos by Ross Zagami) On Sunday, November 8th, Center and featured an Ital- to a very emotional Dr. Luigi the Italian Heritage Month ian trio visiting from Ortona, Munno, in honor of his many Committee presented a fabu- Abbruzzo — Romano Silli, pia- years serving the Italian com- lous concert as a fundraiser. nist; Giovanni Di Deo, tenor; munity of Boston: “Given to Principal organizers of the and Annalisa Di Ciccio, soprano. Luigi Munno, for the outstand- event were: Artistic Director The trio performed many of the ing leadership displayed as Dr. Luisa Marino, Event Co- most beloved songs of Italy, and Deputy Consul General, from ordination Sal Bramante, the concert was aptly named 2008 to 2015.” Lino Rullo, and IHM President “The Classics — Songs that The proceeds of the concert Jim DiStefano. Many others Unifi ed Italy”. event will assist in underwrit- participated in the success of During the intermission, the ing the expense for this year’s the event. Italian Heritage Month Com- 16th Anniversary Celebration. A The concert was held at the mittee presented the Service to delicious Italian buffet followed Dante Alighieri Italian Cultural the Italian Community Award the concert. French Cultural Center Celebrates “Accent on Success” 10 th Anniversary Wine Dinner Gala The French Cultural Center celebrated the 10th anniversary of its community outreach pro- gram, Accent on Success (the free French language program in Boston area schools), with a benefi t wine dinner on Monday night, October 26th, in the Back Bay for 100 invited guests. “Le Tour de France Viticole, A Taste of Bordeaux,” featured some exceptional vintages from Châ- teau Cheval Blanc and Château d’Yquem in Bordeaux, France. Attending the event (also from Bordeaux) was honored guest Mr. Pierre Lurton, Manag- ing Director, Château Cheval François Bardonnet, French Cultural Center president/ Blanc and President, Château executive director Catheline van den Branden and French D’Yquem. The black-tie event Cultural Center Trustee Jérôme Malavoy. was hosted by Beacon Hill’s Brigitte Moufflet and raised $250,000. The French Cultural Center’s Accent on Success after-school program has served over 1,335 students in Boston- area elementary, middle and high schools since its inception in 2005. For more info: go to www. frenchculturalcenter.org/index. cfm/about-us/who-we-are/ Cataldo I nteriors Home We carry a complete line of Hunter Douglas Products

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chatter calmed, Lahen took cen- cook with some of the area’s started than to take a class ter stage and gave an in-depth top chefs as part of its ongoing to spice up your planned par- tour of the Newbury location. celebrity chefs cooking series. ties! The Boston Center for He walked guests through the You will learn the craft of cook- Adult Education is located at primped sections of the store ing in hands-on classes taught 122 Arlington Street, Boston. To while pointing out the focus by celebrity chefs including: register for classes, visit www. of the fall line. It brings class Karen Mitchell from Palm Res- bcae.org or call 617-267-4430 to an outfi t for the offi ce that taurant, Rachel Miller from to sign up. can transition with removal of Clio Restaurant, Gregory Tor- Art on the Marquee … The a layer and a button or two to The stage production Matt and rech from The Beehive, Remon Massachusetts Convention something appropriate for an Ben takes the Riot Theater Karian of Fiorella’s and Kitchen Center Authority and Bos- after work cocktail or dinner stage through December to Kibitz, and Heather Schmidt of ton Cyberarts have debuted date. The brand is geared to the reenact when they started Union Square Donuts and Taza a display of media art on the everyday guy with pieces they out as then young bucks from Chocolate. Marquee at the Boston Con- can dress up or down. Each Boston. All of the chefs will emerge vention & Exhibition Center. month the entire collection (Photo by examiner.com) from their renowned kitchens The 80-foot-tall marquee offers changes in the store for fresh and Ben Affl eck, since they are and into the BCAE’s state-of- more than 3,000 square feet of new looks. our hometown heroes on the the-art kitchen facilities for an display area on seven screens, As Lahen spoke about this big screen. The Riot Theater interactive cooking class. Under providing full-motion video ca- season’s style, he expressed is bringing you a hilarious the guidance of these top chefs, pability and is viewed by more Frank & Oak’s men’s clothing that Frank & Oak is more than on-stage rendition of their road you will learn how to create the than 100,000 pedestrians and store welcomed in the public just a clothing store, it is a to stardom, Matt & Ben: the perfect dishes for all of your motorists daily. This stunning recently to show their newest multi-purpose modern day spa Gender-Bending Parody. winter get-togethers. These deli- icon is visible for half a mile in location on Newbury street for the men! Customers are It’s no surprise that Matt cious classes will leave everyone many directions, and is seen and the top looks for men’s able to grab simple pieces like Damon and Ben Affl eck became wanting more. by traffi c on Summer, D, and fall fashion. undershirts, make an appoint- movie stars after showing off The class schedule for the Congress Streets, as well as (Photo by Angela Cornacchio) ment for a personal shopping their acting skills in Good Will winter session starts with from the surrounding hotels, consultation, order online to Hunting. The shocker is that Behind the Line with Chef offi ce buildings and the Seaport Socially Scene Reviewed … have a head-to-toe look sent they also wrote the critically- Gregory Torrech on Monday, World Trade Center. It’s waiting Recently, the Boston Fashion to them, grab accessories and acclaimed screenplay. Unable November 30th, from 6:00 pm- for you to take a peek! Meetup held an event at Frank even come in for a coffee and get to believe that claim, come- 9:00 pm. On deck is Holiday in All the art on display is by & Oak’s Newbury Street loca- pampered by a personal barber dian Mindy Kaling and actress Italy with Chef Remon Karian local Massachusetts residents. tion to give the gentlemen of with a call ahead. Brenda Withers created this on Monday, December 7th, from The marquee is also currently the city a taste of this season’s Frank & Oak proved that hilarious comedy that explains 6:00 pm-9:00 pm. Following showing a world favorite, Aldo trends. fashion is not just for the the “true” origin of the Academy will be Foods of Hanukkah Tambellini. His new video art- With all the amazing design- ladies on Newbury Street. It is Award-winning screenplay. In with Kitchen Kibitz & Heather work, The Circle in the Square, ers showing their latest collec- the newest spot that is bring- this clever re-imagining of the Schmidt on Monday, December is a highlight for Art on the tions at Boston Fashion Week, it ing the best in fashion to men. events that led to the creation of 14th, from 6:00 pm-9:00 pm. Marquee. Tambellini, one of was clear that most focused on The night was a success and the fi lm, the Good Will Hunting Closing the series will be DIY the seminal pioneers of video women’s wear, yet this evening brought a new-to-Boston brand screenplay drops mysteriously Chocolate Making with Taza art, has work currently on gave insight to the gentlemen of to light. As the holiday season from the heavens and the boys Chocolate on Tuesday, Decem- exhibit at the Venice Biennale the city on how to stay on top of rolls around, check out Frank realize they’re being tested by a ber 15th, from 6:00 pm-9:00 pm. and had recent performances their wardrobe. & Oak, located at 220 Newbury higher power. This affectionate What’s a more wonderful Although Frank & Oak is a Street, a great place to grab a riff on the legendary bromance way to get your holiday season (Continued on Page 13) men’s clothing store, all were gift. To view the recent collec- stars Lauren Robinson and welcomed by brand Ambassa- tion, visit www.frankandoak. Libby Schap as Matt Damon dor Jeff Lahen as he introduced com or call 617-778-2373 to and Ben Affl eck, and follows the franchise’s newest location. set up a personal shopping them over the course of one The evening began with fash- appointment. long Saturday in Somerville as ionistas mixing, mingling and Riot Theater Reenacts … they fi ght, reminisce, and hal- meeting in the store’s spacious Almost everyone in Boston lucinate when confronted with and appealing space. Once the knows the names Matt Damon the screenplay that will change their lives. Who doesn’t have a soft spot ORDER A ..... for the boys from Boston? They Fully Cooked Whole Turkey have made such an impact in by the Pound Accompanied by the industry yet have stayed Homemade Stuĸ ng, Gravy & Cranberry Sauce true to their roots right here in Massachusetts. This is a great $10.50 lb. way to fall for these boys just 12 lb. Minimum Order a little more. There are only OR select dates left to do it! 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Spinelli’s This November and Decem- 11 Mount Vernon Street, Winchester Will Cook Your Thanksgiving Dinner! ber, the Boston Center for Adult Education is once again 781.729.0515 Please Place Your Orders Before Tuesday, November 25, 2015 offering Bostonians an exclu- sive opportunity to mingle and Order by phone or Drop by Spinelli’s -East Boston Private Function Rooms for any Occasion 282 Bennington Street, East Boston, MA 02128 DIAMONDS Christening • Bridal Shower • Baby Shower Telephone 617-567-1992 ~ Fax 617-567-5150 ROLEX Birthday • Bereavement, Etc. Open Thanksgiving Day 8:00am - 1:00pm ESTATE JEWELRY Bought & Sold Donato Frattaroli Spinelli’s is looking forward to having Thanksgiving with you! Jewelers Exch. Bldg. [email protected] www.luciaristorante.com Jim (617) 263-7766 PAGE 8 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 C.A.S.IT. Celebrates 20th Anniversary & 2nd Annual “Casino Night” Fundraiser C.A.S.IT. (Centro Attività Scolastiche Italiane) celebrat- ed 20 successful years of promoting Italian language and culture in the public and private schools in New England. To celebrate, C.A.S.IT. hosted a CASINO NIGHT fundraiser at Spinelli’s in Lynnfield on November 6, 2015, from 7:00- 11:00 pm. Highlights included “casino cash,” raffl es, and various auction items to directly support the continued teaching of Italian for students K-12, as well as adults. C.A.S.IT’s mission is to assist communities that wish to introduce, preserve, rejuvenate or broaden the study of the Italian language in their schools through the provision of grants, consultancy and training in school districts or individual schools. The evening’s proceeds will directly benefi t their many Italian programs.

C.A.S.IT, Casino Night Committee: Angela Cristiani, Michelle Motta, M. Gioconda Motta, Gisella DiPaola, Mira Giangregorio, Adelaide Guarracino and Rosalba Sthino.

L-R: Consul General of Italy Nicola DeSantis, Gioconda Motta accepting a citation for C.A.S.IT. from State Repre- sentative Sal DiDomenico for 20 years of promoting Italian language and culture through grants to Massachusetts pub- lic and private schools.

Teacher’s of the Year Awards — L-R: Antonio Sestito, President Massachusetts State OSIA; Consul General of Italy Nicola DeSantis; Gio-conda Motta, President of C.A.S.IT; Teacher of the Year Awards recipients Adele Scaramuzzo, Roberts Elementary, Medford; Traci Walker Griffi th, Principal, Eliot School, North End, accepting for Silvana Myette, Boston Latin HS; and Karen DiStefano, Wilmington HS; Domenico Savio Teker, Lydia Torres, Vice Principal Eliot, Kevin Caira.

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The time has come, the walrus said, TO TALK OF MANY THINGS of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings by Sal Giarratani CROONING ALONG WITH GIAN FARAONE IN THE Frankie Valli Fans Beggin’ for More NORTH END For three nights (Novem- Recently, I attended a func- ber 6-8), Frankie Valli en- tion put on by the St. Joseph joyed the adoration of his Society and the entertainment Boston audience during for the night was none other appearances at the Wilbur than singer Gian Faraone, who Theater. The now 81-year- has created a rare musical art old legend proved once form. He has a powerful sound again that he can still de- and brings to life some of the liver the songs that have greatest voices in the last hun- become classics that live dred years. Close your eyes beyond the Jersey Boys and he could be Frank Sinatra, musical play and the movie Perry Como or even Pavarotti. adaptation. He was raised Italian in Vene- Valli hit the stage dressed meticulously in a suit and tie, giving zuela and his fl uency in Italian, off a casual feel that put the audience in an easy, sing-along mood. Spanish and English makes his The New Jersey legend’s performance created several standing ova- music international. tions. From the moment Valli opened with his powerful delivery of Some have called him the “Grease” until the fi nal song, Valli had the audience eating out of Italian Crooner of the twenty- the palm of his hand. Four male backup singers performed as the fi rst century. Others just say, he “Four Seasons” — they were remarkably smooth, and obviously has a sound not to be missed. easy on the eyes. Valli made it all sound so easy, as his falsettos During the summer feasts, soared through two-dozen songs in just under two pleasurable you can hear him belt out those hours. great tunes of the American Valli’s set list contained a potpourri of ‘golden oldies’ with several Songbook or those tunes often cover songs sprinkled throughout, and Valli even made the cover heard Sunday nights on Ron Gian Faraone joined by the North End’s Danny Ventrola at songs his own! Memories that left a mark in the 1960s and 1970s Della Chiesa’s Strictly Sinatra the doing a duet for fans. fl owed through the audience, and few had a problem remember- Show on 99.1 FM. ing the lyrics. The crowd, mostly made up of seniors, sensed the NEW BLOOD IN IS ADDICTION A STIGMA? to see anyone die from an over- nostalgia in a collection that included “Dawn,” “Beggin’,” “My Eyes QUINCY POLITICS, TOO Last week, Governor Charlie dose. The way to stop these Adored You,” “Working My Way Back to You,” “Tell It to the Rain,” Across the Neponset Bridge Baker, working to combat the endless deaths is to educate our “Silence is Golden,” “Swearin’ to God,” “Who Loves You,” “Decem- over in the City of Quincy, opioid overdose crisis, revealed youth, starting in elementary ber 1963 (Oh What a Night),” and “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You.” there were big changes on the an $850,000 public education school on up. It is also a fam- The mixture of Valli’s solo hits along with those he scored while Quincy City Council. Elected campaign to help end the stig- ily responsibility, especially in with the Four Seasons, made for an “Oh What a Night” experience. to that board were Ian Cain ma of addiction by emphasizing families that have histories of The cover songs brought back more memories as Valli performed who was elected to represent that it is an illness and not a addictive behavior. Ben E. King’s “Spanish Harlem,” The Beatles’ “Let it be Me,” and Ward 3 on that body, and two choice. It is all funded through I have many friends who suf- Cole Porter’s “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” done Frank Sinatra other candidates were elected a federal grant and promoted fer with substance abuse. I have style. One of the many highlights of the night was Valli’s 1960s as city councilors at-large, with radio and digital ads, and friends who are in recovery and medley that featured four songs: “Sherry,” “Walk Like a Man,” “Big Noel DiBona and Nina Liang. billboards. I respect them. However, I have Girls Don’t Cry” and “ Bye Bye Baby.” The encore pairing to close DiBona ran two years ago as I am not sure I like this no no respect for those out there the show, “Rag Doll” and “Let’s Hang On,” just put the exclamation a fi rst-time candidate and was stigma campaign. Drugs kill still making all those junkie point on a great show that received — and totally deserved — a elected to the school commit- and the more people that get moves. I will respect them when standing ovation! tee. This year he decided to join off drugs and into programs they get cleaned up. Only they the city council. Both Cain and the better. The more people in can make the fi rst move. Gov- Liang never ran for offi ce be- recovery, the better. However, ernment has a big role to play GOOSEBUMPS Music, he delivers music with fore. All three are relatively don’t tell me those junkies with and the government must work Sony Music + a mix of country criers and a young and represent Quincy’s their junkie moves are ill. No harder to meet this challenge. Madison Gate Records few rockers. Tim is joined by future. one forces anyone to take drugs METRO CREDIT UNION Film composer and four-time daughter Gracie for the opener Over on the Quincy School or shoot up. 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Last school to the straight and narrow path. than 180,000 members with Elfman’s music is a perfect fi t Music.” Additional cuts of note year, DeAmicis was a student in Actually, stigma may be good 15 branches, has completed with 17 tracks and 12 bonus have “Love Runs,” the loss of several of the classes I subbed if it forces them to leave the its merger with the Malden City tracks. You can feel the reac- love runs rampant through in. He was always talking pub- stigma behind. No one wants Employees Credit Union. tion on your skin when listen- “What You’re Lookin’ For,” with lic service and politics. He was ing to “Goosebumps,” “To the Tim returning to his roots via pretty serious about his run for Rescue,” “Slappy’s Revenge,” “Don’t Make Me Feel at Home.” offi ce. 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Melissa and 1 Hamilton Place, Boston, MA country touring artist, Carrie Under- Andrew have been in love since second 617-482-0106 wood, who just released her fi fth studio grade, yet circumstance and their own www.OrpheumTheatreBoston.com album, Storyteller. “I can’t wait to play crushing insecurities have resulted in BOSTON BHANGRA COMPETI- new music from Storyteller for the fans,” this inevitable romance never materi- TION — November 14, 2015. The 12th shares Underwood. “I am so blessed to alising. Opting instead for the safety of annual Boston Bhangra Competition have this career and get to do to the friendship, the pair keep up a constant will host 12 of the best bhangra teams things I do, but there is nothing like that correspondence through letters, cards, from North America who will compete moment when I get to step onto the stage notes and invitations, a 50-year-old to be crowned the Boston Bhangra to sing and all the fans are singing along paper trail which details all of their vic- Champions! The last 11 years of the with me.” The Storyteller Tour — Stories tories, defeats and dreams as life pulls show have been very successful and in the Round will be Underwood’s fi rst them ever further apart. has sold out! Bhangra is a folk dance tour “in the round.” With the stage in the from the state of Punjab and parts of middle of the arena fl oor, the 360-degree Pakistan. It is a very energetic and fun setting will allow fans on all sides of the SPECIAL dance to watch. It has been compared arena to get a very intimate and unique to a fusion of hip hop and cheerlead- concert experience. ing with a cultural twist. It has been EVENTS integrated into many hip hop/reggae songs, and is one of the most up- Spend an evening with the Whitford/St. Holmes Band at the SHRINER’S AUDITORIUM coming foreign dance forms in the THEATER world! Special guest performances Wilbur Theatre. See MUSIC SECTION for details. 99 Fordham Rd., Wilmington, MA 978-657-4202 or 781-665-6466 by Bhangra superstar Kay V Singh BOSTON OPERA HOUSE www.AleppoShriners.com from the USA. Ladies of the ’00s, and Foster The People 539 Washington St., Boston, MA GREENBERG’S TRAIN & TOY SHOW and Neon Trees of the ’10s. Shirley has a 617-259-3400 — November 11-12, 2015. Since 1976, BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER MUSIC strong following that comes back again www.BostonOperaHouse.com Greenberg’s Train & Toy Show has been 136 Mass Ave., Boston MA and again to hear their unique, signa- BEAUTIFUL — Now through the largest traveling model train and toy 617-747-2261 WILBUR THEATRE ture mash-ups, which combine hook November 15, 2015. Looking to feel the show to serve the northeastern United www.Berklee.Edu/Events 246 Tremont St., Boston, MA lines and choruses from various pop earth move under your feet? Then you States. Those looking to become involved PACO PEÑA FLAMENCO DANCE 617-248-9700 songs into one song. The band is best- are in luck, because tickets for Beauti- with model railroading can learn about COMPANY — November 15, 2015. Ex- www.TheWilburTheatre.com known for creating a fun-loving party ful: The Carole King Musical are now on the different scales and gauges. Our ceptional fl amenco dancers and a sen- WHITFORD/ST. HOLMES BAND — atmosphere while blasting out their best sale. The Tony Award-nominated bio shows offer free workshops on a variety sational band of musicians and virtuoso November 17, 2015. After selling tens cover songs and parodies. Hailing from musical stars Abby Mueller as the titular of topics as well as demonstrations. Our singers come together in Flamencura, a of millions of records around the world the North Shore, they’re bursting with leading lady. Beautiful tells the inspiring shows also attract dealers from across new production from legendary fl amenco with Aerosmith and Ted Nugent, Brad hometown pride and they want to share true story of King’s remarkable rise to the country that carry rare and hard- guitarist Paco Peña. Packed with inten- Whitford and Derek St. Holmes have it with you this Thanksgiving weekend. stardom, from being part of a hit song- to-fi nd items not offered in local hobby sity, depth, and raw energy, Flamencura reunited for their second record and writing team with her husband Gerry shops. If you’re interested in the hobby, is grounded in the present but also pays world tour. Whitford/St.Holmes self- LYNN AUDITORIUM Goffi n, to her relationship with fellow you won’t fi nd a better place for model tribute to fl amenco’s rich heritage. titled debut received strong radio play as 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA writers and best friends Cynthia Weil railroading than Greenberg’s Train & well as critical reviews followed by a very 781-599-SHOW and Barry Mann, to becoming one of Toy Show! INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY successful run of U.S. dates. However, www.LynnAuditorium.com the most successful solo acts in popular NORTHEAST COMIC CON AND ART/BOSTON shortly after its release, their respective PAUL ANKA — December 11, music history. Along the way, she made COLLECTIBLES EXTRAVAGANZA 100 Northern Ave., Boston, MA camps reunited and those schedules 2015. Anka wrote “Diana,” a love more than beautiful music, she wrote — December 5-6, 2015. A line-up of 617-478-3100 simply did not allow for a follow up … song, for the 18-year-old babysitter of the soundtrack to a generation. Beauti- family fun including celebrity guests, www.ICABoston.org until now! The newly reunited line up his younger brother and sister. The ful was nominated for nine 2014 Tony K!DZ activities, cosplay, video games THIS IS TANGO NOW — No- also features drummer Troy Luccketta song became America’s top song in Awards, including Best Musical and and holiday shopping. As a spe- vember 20-22, 2015. Formed by re- from Tesla and Nashville A-lister, bassist September of 1957. He wrote “Lonely Best Book of a Musical, and the show cial event offering the largest selec- nowned, Tony-winning tango art- Chopper Anderson. The band’s second Boy” for his mother, who died of a liver won the 2015 Grammy Award for Best tion of collectibles, geek crafts, com- ists Fernanda Ghi and Guillermo release is slated for early 2016 with a disease. To date, Paul has recorded Musical Theater Album. ics, toys, comic art and pop culture Merlo and musician Alfredo Minet- new single arriving this fall. As Brad and 125 albums — including songs in THE NUTCRACKER — Novem- artifacts for sale in New England, ti, This Is Tango Now represents a Derek put it, “We are so excited for this Japanese, German, Spanish, French, ber 27-December 31, 2015. Mikko Nis- this show has become the holiday unique approach to tango, refl ecting record and we absolutely cannot wait to and Italian — and sold more than 15 sinen’s The Nutcracker captures your shopping place for nerds and the an unconditional passion for the art get out there and share it with all of our million worldwide. He wrote “My Way” imagination and transports you to a people who love them. Everything form. Featuring a stellar company of 12 fans … check that, ‘FRIENDS!’ ” for Frank Sinatra. He was inducted magical world of brave toy soldiers and a fan or collector could possibly dancers and musicians performing the into the Songwriters Hall of Fame dancing candy canes. Follow Clara as want, that you could not fi nd anywhere world premiere of Carmen ... de Buenos BLUE OCEAN MUSIC HALL in 1993. Anka discovered Michael she embarks on her journey fi lled with else, is displayed on over 300 tables. Aires, this breathtaking new production 4 Oceanfront North Bublé, Corey Hart and David Clayton- colorful characters, breathtaking cos- of Carmen blends tango and fl amenco Salisbury, MA Thomas. He was awarded a Star on the tumes, and majestic scenery. HYNES CONVENTION CENTER with an original score based on Bizet’s 978-462-5888 Hollywood Walk of Fame. 900 Boylston Street, Boston beloved melodies. www.BlueOceanHall.com CENTRAL SQUARE THEATER 617-954-2000 ROCKIN’ HOLIDAY DANCE PARTY THE CABOT 450 Massachusetts Avenue, [email protected] THE CROSBY WHISTLE STOP with DON’T CALL ME SHIRLEY — No- 286 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA Cambridge, MA CRAFTBOSTON HOLIDAY — 24 Roland Street, Charlestown, MA vember 27, 2015. Rock out with local 978-927-3100 617-576-9278 December 11, 2015. Comprised of 175 978-884-7690 favorite Don’t Call Me Shirley as we wel- www.TheCabot.org www.CentralSquareTheater.org exhibitors, CraftBoston Holiday is a www.BostonSwingCentral.com come the holiday season at Blue Ocean CHRISTMAS WITH DARLENE LOVE ARABIAN NIGHTS — November 27, highly regarded, must-attend event for SWING DANCE EVERY FRI- Music Hall! Don’t Call Me Shirley plays — December 13, 2015. Everyone has 2015 through January 3, 2016. Become artists, collectors, and craft enthusiasts. DAY NIGHT — Come and check out contemporary, popular, and classic hits seen Darlene on Late Night with David enchanted by the power of storytelling CraftBoston Holiday is conveniently Boston’s most exciting swing dance, from the 1950’s to today’s favorites. They Letterman singing “Christmas (Baby one fi nal time! The Nora Theatre Com- located in a fashionable, concentrated conveniently located in Sullivan Square. play popular music from a cross section Please Come Home)” for 30 holiday pany and Underground Railway Theater shopping district perfect for the holiday A killer line up of DJ’s and live bands. A of many genres and decades. DCMS is seasons. Now “Christmas with Dar- revive their award-winning production of season. Come for the day to shop for beginner lesson is included in the price “a wicked fun band” that entertains lene Love” is coming to Beverly for an Dominic Cooke’s Arabian Nights. Based unique, one-of-a-kind gifts, meet and of admission prior to social dancing. No music lovers with a wide range of tastes exclusive Boston-area performance!!! on One Thousand and One Nights, a support the makers, and learn about partner or prior experience is required. from Elvis Presley & Johnny Cash of the Darlene Love was inducted into the Rock collection of folk tales from the Middle fi ne contemporary craft. This year, SAC All ages and dance levels welcome. ’50s to The Beatles and The Stones of and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011 and she East and Asia, Arabian Nights is rich is pleased to announce that Nick Offer- the ’60s, from The Doobie Brothers and was featured in 20 Feet from Stardom in with suspense, romance and hilarity — man will be speaking at CraftBoston at Creedence Clearwater Revival of the ’70s 2013. In 2014, that documentary won stories irresistible for all ages, and at its 1:30 pm. In his talk, titled Sawdust and MUSEUMS to Billy Idol and Tommy Tutone of the an Academy Award and Darlene was heart, the power of the imagination to Mirth, Offerman will discuss the impor- ’80’s, from Sublime & Matchbox 20 of featured from the Dolby Theater stage heal, inspire, and transform. tance of handmade objects. Offerman, MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON the ’90s to Ben Harper and Bare Naked on the Academy Awards Show. As she an American actor, writer, comedian, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston WANG THEATER and carpenter, is widely known for 617-267-9300 Citi Performing Arts Center his breakout role as Ron Swanson in www.MFA.org 270 Tremont Street Boston, MA the acclaimed NBC sitcom Parks and KENNETH PAUL BLOCK ILLUSTRA- ITALIAN RADIO PROGRAMS 800-982-2787 Recreation. TIONS — December 12, 2015 – August www.CitiCenter.org 14, 2016. Kenneth Paul Block (1925– ELF THE BROADWAY MUSICAL TD GARDEN 2009) is arguably the most important “The Sicilian Corner” — every Friday 10:00 am to Noon with hosts Tom — November 17 to December 6, 2015. 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA fashion illustrator of the second half of th Zappala and Mike Lomazzo and “The Best in Italian Music” with Nunzio ELF The Musical is the hilarious tale 617-624-1050 the 20 century. His versatility and abil- DiMarca every Sunday from 9:00 am to Noon. Go to www.1110wccmam.com. of Buddy, a young orphan child who www.TDGarden.com ity to create a graceful gesture or evoke mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders, and the high energy of the post–WWII gen- “Italia Oggi” — Sundays 11:00 am to Noon with host Andrea Urdi of gifts and is transported back to Chairs — December 13, 2015. For the eration make his work stand out among 1460 AM. the North Pole. Unaware that he is fi rst time ever, TLC comes to Boston! See illustrators of his time. Throughout “Dolce Vita Radio” — Sundays DJ Rocco Mesiti 11:00 am-1:00 pm; actually human, Buddy’s enormous your favorite WWE Superstars includ- his career, mainly with Women’s Wear 90.7 FM or online www.djrocco.com. size and poor toy-making abilities ing: Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Bray Daily and W Magazine, he chronicled cause him to face the truth. With Wyatt, Dean Ambrose, Randy Orton, fashionable designs and the lifestyles of “The Nick Franciosa Show” — Sundays from Noon to 3:00 pm on WLYN Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks Sheamus, and many more! Card is the people who wore them. 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Based on the beloved 2003 New Line INTIMATE ILLUSIONS — Decem- ning Block’s career from the 1950s into “L’Italia Chiamo Italian Radio Show” hosted by Stefano Marchese and Cinema hit, ELF features songs by Tony ber 26-27, 2015. Brilliant, hilarious the 1990s –– drawing from the MFA’s Elisa Meazzini — Thursdays 3:00 pm-4:15 pm. Visit litaliachiamo.com; email: Award nominees Matthew Sklar and & enthralling. World-renowned illu- repository of Block’s extensive archive [email protected]. Tel. 857-334-0868. Chad Beguelin (The Wedding Singer), sionist and entertainer Ivan Amodei of drawings. Including examples of fash- with a book by Tony Award winners delights in creating one-of-a-kind stage ion illustrations and society portraits, “Intervallo Musicale” — Sundays 10:00-10:30 am; Host Carmine Guarino Thomas Meehan (Annie, The Producers, experiences using a blend of magnifi - works range from early black-and-white on WUNR 1600 AM and online at www.wunr.com. Hairspray) and Bob Martin (The Drowsy cent magic, music, drama and comedy drawings in charcoal to later works in Chaperone). that transport you, the audience, into watercolor and colored pencil. PAGE 12 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 13, 2015

Parla Come Mangi! (Speak as You Eat!)

by Alessandra Sambiase Friday the 13th! Bad luck day? Well, born on years ago have this day with lots of good luck, actress Whoopi been reunited Goldberg. after they co- Benvenuti! During one of my summer getaway weekends spent Huh? A Pennsylvania hospital notifi ed more incidentally in Foligno, I had the pleasure to enjoy one of the most beautiful than 1,300 open-heart surgery patients that they started work- historical events in Umbria: la Giostra della Quintana (the Quin- may have been exposed to a deadly bacterial in- ing at the tana Joust). This re-enactment of a medieval jousting tournament fection during their operations. Four patients at same hospital in Sarasota, Florida. Holly Hoyle takes place in June and September and consists of an equestrian the WellSpan York Hospital have died in the past O’Brien, 46, born Pok-nam Shin, and Meagan competition among ten horse riders representing the ten districts of four years after contracting nontuberculous my- Hughes, 44, born Eun-sook, struck up an the city. Each rider, dressed up in costume featuring the colors of cobacteria, or NTM — though all were reportedly instant friendship while working as nurses on his district, rides his horse at very high speed holding a long lance suffering from other health conditions. At least the same shift pattern, and began to suspect and is expected to capture nine rings onto his lance in order to win four others were infected but survived. they might be related because of similarities in the competition. The rings hang down from the arm of a dummy Weird. Michigan police had little trouble track- their stories. Both had “abandonment” listed representing the God Mars and are placed in order from biggest to ing down an intruder who allegedly burglarized on their orphanage papers, and both had been smallest. The rider that completes the task in the shorter time wins a kitchen full of baked goods, because she was adopted by American families. The pair took DNA the competition. The name Quintana comes from the fi fth road of found covered in the evidence. A homeowner tests, which confi rmed their kinship. “My fi rst the military camps where Roman soldiers used to train in lance called 911 to say that she’d confronted an un- reaction was, like, ‘Oh my God’” said Hughes. “I fi ghting. The Giostra della Quintana is a whole city affair. The night known woman in her home, and that the intruder have a sister.” before the June competition, a grand parade of 600 local people knocked over a tray of cupcakes as she fl ed. Citrulo! A Florida man who allegedly led police dressed up in marvelous Baroque costumes, walks the streets of Police said they apprehended the “intoxicated” on a high-speed chase taunted them for driving Foligno beautifully lit with torches for the occasion. An unforgettable suspect several blocks away, with “cupcake so slow, and then claimed that he wasn’t respon- experience in which Foligno takes great pride. The city’s taverns frosting and cake all over her torso and legs.” sible for speeding. “My dog was driving that car.” stay open throughout the festival, serving food and an abundance The woman, who has not been identifi ed, was explained Reilford Cooper III, 26. of wine at a very fair price. Sure to be on the menu is the rocciata, charged with unlawful entry and malicious de- The threat on your breakfast plate is bacon! a sort of apple strudel with a “twist”. The name rocciata, in fact, struction of property. The World Health Organization classifi ed the comes from the term “arrocciare” that in the local dialect means Morons? Authorities in Auburn, CA, removed processed meat, along with hot dogs, as a group to twist. This traditional dessert, perfect for Fall, is best enjoyed two men from a city sewer — where they’d 1 carcinogen — the same high-risk cancer cat- with a glass of nocino, an Umbrian liquor made with walnuts and allegedly spent six months digging for gold. Res- egory as cigarettes, asbestos, and plutonium. spices. And if you didn’t make it to Foligno to see the Giostra della taurateur Ruben Ramirez discovered the mining Just 1.8 ounces of bacon daily — the equivalent Quintana this year, eating a slice of rocciata and sipping a glass operation after hearing pounding noises under of two strips — raises a person’s risk of colorectal of nocino would at least make you feel like you have been there. his kitchen; squeezing into the storm drain, he cancer by 18 percent, warned the WHO. A whole found a fl ashlight, chocolates, and cigarettes. The range of salted, cured, and smoked meats have Rocciata sewer prospectors, who caused some damage but also earned the high-risk classifi cation — most 2 apples 1 tsp cinnamon were not arrested, likely chose the spot because probably because the nitrates used as preserva- 3 dried prunes Grated zest of half lemon it’s near the Sierra Nevada goldfi elds. “But I’m tives can form carcinogenic compounds in the 3 dried fi gs 3 tbsp. Extra Virgin Olive Oil here to tell you, there’s not any signifi cant gold body. “So auf Wiedersehen, bratwurst, pastrami. ½ cup raisins 2 tbsp. Vin Santo wine (or in our storm drains, “ said Auburn City Manager we hardly knew ye.” ½ cup almonds, peeled and Marsala) Tim Rundel. Be aware! New research has found more than chopped 2 cups fl our The Golden Rule of friendship is to listen to half of Americans report taking some type of ½ cup walnuts, chopped ¾ cup water others as you would have them listen to you. dietary supplement, but these loosely regulated ½ cup pine nuts, chopped Pinch of salt Bang! Bang! Since 2007, there have been at products are responsible for about 23,000 trips ¾ cups sugar 1-2 egg yolks least 29 mass shootings in the U.S. committed to the emergency room in the U.S. every year, by someone legally permitted to carry a concealed The biggest offenders were supplements that Preparation: Cut the prunes and fi gs into small pieces. Mix weapon. purportedly cause weight loss, build muscles, with the raisins, almonds, walnuts, pine nuts, half of the sugar, Another disclosure! In 2001, just 4.1 percent increase energy, or boost sex drive and that are cinnamon, lemon zest and the Vin Santo (or Marsala). Set aside. of adults admitted using marijuana, but by often laced with stimulants. Most of the patients Prepare a dough using the remaining sugar, the oil and the fl our 2013 —a year after Washington and Colorado treated were adults between 20 and 34 years old. and leave to rest. Peel the apples and cut into thin slices. Roll out became the fi rst two states to legalize the drug But nearly 22 percent of the emergency room the dough thinly into a rectangle, spread the apple slices and nut for recreational use — that fi gure had increased visits involved young children who accidentally mixture on top and roll up the dough to form a snake. Brush with to 9.5 percent. took adult supplements. egg yolk and sprinkle with sugar. Bake in a preheated oven at Threats of a schism. False rumors that Pope Americans spend an average of $1,000 per 350 °F for about 45 minutes. Buon appetito! Francis has a brain tumor. Bishops accusing person on prescription drugs every year — double each other of doing the “devil’s work.” The Roman the average of other developed countries Rocciata Catholic Church has just endured a three-week One more time! Salt is the only rock humans 2 mele La buccia grattugiata di mezzo “theological slugfest,” said Anthony Faiola in can eat. Only 5 percent of salt produced ends up 3 prugne secche limone The Washington Post. The setting was the most on the dinner table. The rest is used for packing 3 fi chi secchi 3 cucchiai di olio extravergine closely watched Vatican summit, or synod, in meat, building roads, feeding livestock, tanning 50 g di uvetta di oliva decades, where 270 bishops from 122 countries leather, and manufacturing glass, soap, ash, and 50 g di mandorle, spellate e 2 cucchiai di Vin Santo discussed the pope’s vision of creating a “more washing compounds. tritate (o Marsala) inclusive church.” Liberal bishops said the Based on the United States 2000 Census, 50 g di noci tritate 450 g di farina church should do more to accommodate gays and most Italian-Americans live in New York, 50 g di pinoli tritati 200 ml di acqua the divorced; conservatives warned that doing so California, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, 150 g di zucchero 1 pizzico di sale would undermine Catholic dogma. Illinois, and Massachusetts, which has 860,079 1 cucchiaino di canella in 1-2 tuorli sbattuti Experts have long recommended that adults get Italian-Americans. Remember, this is based on polvere at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise the 2000 Census. daily to promote general cardiovascular health, a Our distinguished musicologist reminds us Preparazione: Taglia le prugne ed i fichi in piccoli fi gure enshrined as a U.S. government guideline that vaudeville legend and early television star pezzi. Aggiungi l’uvetta, le mandorle, le noci, i pinoli, meta’ dello in 2008. But new research suggests that to ward Jimmy Durante, born in New York City in 1893, zucchero, la canella ed il Vin Santo (o il Marsala). Fai macerare. off heart disease, we need to exercise at least insured his enormous nose, which he called his Prepara la pasta usando il restante zucchero, l’olio e la farina twice as long as previously believed. People who “schnozzola,” for a million dollars. During the e fai riposare. Sbuccia le mele e tagliale a fettine sottili. Spiana typically exercised 30 minutes a day experienced 1940s, this Emmy-winner’s radio program was la pasta molto fi nemente dandole forma rettangolare, cospargi only “modest” reductions in the risk for heart a Friday night fi xture and he became famous for con le mele e la mistura di noci ed arrotola il tutto a formare un failure, in which the heart gradually loses its songs like “Inka Dinka Doo” and “Umbriago.” serpentone. Spennella la superfi cie con del tuorlo sbattuto e co- ability to pump the body with oxygen-rich blood. More about Frank Sinatra! James Kaplan’s spargi di zucchero. Cuoci in forno preriscaldato a 180 °C per circa Doubling the standard 30 minutes, however, Sinatra: The Chairman. Kaplan’s Frank came 45 minuti. Buon appetito! resulted in a 20 percent lower risk for the condi- out in 201O — do we need 900 pages more on tion, regardless of people’s age, gender, or race. 0l’ Blue Eyes? This intriguing bio, timed to his If you would like to cook with me go to Bare truth. Forty percent of Playboy Enter- 100th birthday, will convince you we do. Sinatra www.speakasyoueat.com. prises’ revenue comes from China, where the (1915-1998) was married four times. His wives Alessandra Sambiase is an elementary and middle school Italian government takes a hard line against pornogra- were: Nancy Barbato 1939, Ava Gardner 1951, language teacher in the Catholic school system and in the North phy. In the Chinese market, the bulk of Playboy’s Mia Farroww 1966, and Barbara Sinatra 1976. In End. She is also a cooking instructor and founder of “Parla come earnings come from licensing products with the brief, in 1975, when Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis mangi!” (speak as you eat!) cooking classes, where the passion for company’s bunny logo. slept with Frank Sinatra and then told her sister- the Italian language meets the love for the Italian food. The publisher of Playboy announced that in- law, Ethel Kennedy, about it, Ethel Kennedy the magazine will no longer feature pictures of reminded Jackie that Sinatra had arranged a totally nude women, saying the ubiquity of porn mistress for her husband. Jackie quickly realized ATTENTION ATTORNEYS on the internet has made such images “passé.” that it would cause a scandal if this connection The magazine will try for a more upscale image was known and she never saw Sinatra again. The POST-GAZETTE newspaper is a paper to attract luxury advertising. Sinatra was a crestfallen. of general circulation. We are qualifi ed to accept legal notices Interesting news! Two orphaned sisters who from any court in each town that we serve. were separated in South Korea more than 40 AMERICA IS A BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN NAME LEGAL NOTICES Check us out at www.BostonPostGazette.com. 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• Socially Scene (Continued from Page 7)

and screenings at the Tate Modern, the Pompidou Centre, and the Museum of Modern Art. In 1967, he co-founded Black Gate with Otto Piene, an infl uential New York center for multi-media, video and sound performances and installations. A friend recently sent me an evident on the front of the T- but he had a problem with In 1968, he and Piene went to email that contained a link that shirts. When they drank, they English. He actually fractured Germany where they created Currently on display at the allowed me to see, via my com- were slurping whatever was in it. I remember on occasion, he Black Gate Köln, the very fi rst Art on the Marquee is local puter, what it was like growing their glasses. This was insult- would say something to me and time artists commandeered a legend Aldo Tambellini. up Italian. Unfortunately, the ing. I thought that if a non- after not understanding him a television studio and broad- (Photo by iitaly.org) accent was all wrong and the Italian saw this, they might second or third time, I would cast to the public. Returning to scenario wasn’t positive. The think Italians really ate in that have to ask him to repeat it in the United States, Tambellini by twelve talented Massachu- accent or accents centered fashion. I suppose, being realis- Italian so I could get the gist created a new work, entitled setts residents on the 80-foot- on New York and New Jersey. tic, some people didn’t have Em- of what he wanted to say. I re- “Black, for The Medium is the tall multi-screen LED marquee We Italians living here have ily Post type table manners, but member one incident after we Medium.” Produced at WGBH outside the Boston Convention a Boston accent, or broken it defi nitely was a class thing, had just moved to Belmont from Boston in 1969 and directed by & Exhibition Center in South down and qualifi ed even more, not an ethnic tradition. When East Boston. He was setting up Fred Barzyk, this fi rst American Boston. The artists currently a North End accent, an East we Italians sat down at the his room and, after he plugged experience of video artists in a being shown will be on display Boston accent, a Revere accent dinner table, we were washed, in his radio, yelled, “Jenny, veni broadcast studio also included through December, when the and a Medford accent. The New dressed and ate appropriately. qua.” (John, come here) I asked Nam June Paik, Allan Kaprow, next round of local talent will Yorkers in the video, although I once asked Babbononno on a what was wrong and he said, Thomas Tadlock, James be revealed. Be sure to keep meaning well, reinforced the hot summer’s evening as we sat “La skeecha eh bowka, eh la Seawright and Otto Piene. In an eye on their website at negative images that many of us in the backyard eating pizza, radio no worka.” I asked him to addition to having a signifi cant www.artonthemarquee.com for have fought against, especially why he used a knife and fork repeat it two or three times until international career, Tambel- release dates. the Hollywood versions of what to cut and pick up his pieces. I fi nally knew what the words lini has been a prominent and A Tasty Treat to Compliment Italians are. His answer intrigued me, “The were: “The switch is broken and important figure in Boston. Your Time in the City … Pier As I watched the people in Romans invented the fork and the radio doesn’t work.” Today, I From 1976 to 1984, Tambel- 6, located on the picturesque the video, I began to reminisce knife, and we use them to eat have a good friend who is well- lini was a Fellow at the Center waterfront in Charlestown, about how it was for me grow- with, we are not barbarians.” educated but speaks fractured for Advanced Visual Studies at MA, has released its new sea- ing up in East Boston and the When he was in the Italian English. I guess some dialects of the Massachusetts Institute of sonal menu and the dishes look North End. Most of us grew Marines, he saw tribes in the Italian don’t lend themselves to Technology. There he conducted delicious! up becoming “street wise” at deserts of North Africa eating understandable English. workshops and organized “com- With new additions to the early ages, but we were good with their hands, no knives or Getting back to the video I saw municationsphere,” a series of salad and small plate menus kids and did what our parents, forks. Looking at me eating a on line … As the men describ- international interactive media including the Fall Mixed grandparents, aunts, uncles slice of pizza by picking up the ing their neighborhoods gave a communication projects. Pres- Greens with pears, pump- and an assortment of neigh- triangular shaped piece, he tour, they mentioned locations ently he lives and works in kin seeds, asiago cheese and borhood elders told us to do, or said, “You eat pizza like you live where local gangsters hung out Cambridge and is represented aged red wine vinaigrette; else. Unlike some of the other with a desert tribe.” and they pointed out the restau- by James Cohan Gallery, New the Warm Beet Salad with ethnic groups living in the city, In terms of having a distinct rant in Little Italy where Crazy York. You can read more about Belgian endive, frisee, wal- we had extended families and accent, I remember an incident Joe Gallo was gunned down a this innovative artist at www. nuts, bleu cheese and tarragon assumed that everyone had ex- that happened many years ago few decades ago. If non-Italians aldotambellini.com. vinaigrette, and new small plate tended families. As an example, when I was at a nightclub in saw this portion, it emphasized Art on the Marquee videos additions such as the Clams growing up in Eastie, we lived Honolulu. I was sitting at a what Hollywood has taught the are part of the programming Fra Diavlo with pork belly in what is called a three-decker. table with a couple of friends American public about Italians schedule on the BCEC Marquee confit, white wine and olive In our case, the top fl oor was one night, having a drink and and organized crime. Consid- that run 7:00 am to 10:00 pm tapenade, as well as the Grilled occupied by Uncle Paul, my listening to a dance band. A ering this point, when people daily. Each day is host to a Octopus with fi ngerling potatoes mother’s oldest brother, and rather attractive young lady at have either seriously or kid- different artist and their work. and charred scallion vinaigrette, his family: Aunt Eleanor and another table motioned to me by dingly, mentioned Italians and The schedule is as follows: Mon- the fall dishes are sure to please. cousins Paula and Ellie. The pointing at me, then herself and the Mafi a, I usually ask them to days, Crystal Lake Madeleine Chef Adriano Silva is spicing middle fl oor was composed of a then making a circle with her give me the percentage of their Altmann & The Circle in the up the entrée selection with living room, my folk’s bedroom, fi nger as she pointed it toward ethnic group that is part of the Square Aldo Tambellini; Tues- Pumpkin Risotto with heirloom Nanna and Babbononno’s bed- the dance fl oor. I took it as a underworld. Most of them can’t days, Lucent Crystal Devon pumpkin, butternut squash, room, my bedroom, and Uncle request to dance and nodded answer, and because my head Bryant & Pushing Through Zeb- sage and parmesan and the Gino’s bedroom. My uncle was in the affi rmative. We both got is full of useless statistical in- bler (Peter Berdovsky); Wednes- Pan Seared Scallops with baby still single and lived at home up and began to dance. It was formation, I will quote them the days, Marquee Mark Kristine carrots, turnips and butternut until he joined the Army Air a slow tune and we danced the percent. More often than not, it Ericson, Drew Seyl, and Ashley squash puree. Satisfy that Corps during World War II. The old-fashioned way. I put my is larger than the percentage at- Takacs & City Robert Maloney; sweet tooth by ending the eve- fi rst fl oor was composed of a right hand on her waist, clasped tached to the Italian population. Thursdays, Feeding Fish Corey ning with the seasonal Maple dining room and a kitchen. her right hand in my left and Another part of the video asked, Corcoran & Office Chair Mi- Pear Tart or the Olive Oil Cake Babbononno had no rela- we began to do a fox trot. I was “Are Italians really white?” This chael Lewy; Fridays, Entreaty with rosemary ice cream and tives in the U.S., but most of about to ask her what her name upset me as it intimated that Ellen Wetmore & The Game bourbon caramelized peaches. Nanna’s family had immigrated was but she spoke fi rst, “Waya Italians weren’t white and there of Late Night Working Life Pier 6 is one of Boston’s most- to America and lived in what my aah you frum?” At that point I was something wrong or nega- Matthew Shanley; Saturdays, sought after restaurants for mother called “the fi rst section.” asked, “What part of Revere do tive with not being white. The Circle in the Square Aldo fresh seafood and waterfront The fi rst section was the Jeffer- you come from?” She replied, We are descendents of every Tambellini & Pushing Through dining. Opening in 2013, the ies Point part of East Boston. All “Howd jew know I was frum ethnic group, culture or tribe Zebbler (Peter Berdovsky); and newly renovated restaurant of her family lived on either Or- Reveah?” To be polite, I said, that passed through the west- Sundays, Marquee Mark Kris- located on Pier 6 in Charles- leans Street or Cottage Street. “Your accent gave you away.” ern Mediterranean and landed tine Ericson, Drew Seyl, and town, MA, has breathtaking I remember learning a Thanks- Today, most of this is gone. in Italy in the past 3,000 years. Ashley Takacs & Offi ce Chair views of the historic Navy Yard giving song in school with the It is changed by the neutered We are what we are. If we con- Michael Lewy. and USS Constitution, and is fi rst line beginning with, “Over English we learn watching TV. stitute a race of people, I think If you happen to be out in just minutes from Boston’s the river and through the woods The English my grandparents that the Lord was good to us the city late at night there are historic North End. Executive to grandmother’s house we go.” spoke was not broken Eng- because we are beautiful people also fi ve four-and-a-half minute Chef Adriano Silva brings a cre- None of us could identify with lish, it was fractured English. inside and out. DON’T YOU looping artworks on display ative, exciting approach to the this as all of our grandparents Actually, Nanna had a slight AGREE? from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am on menu featuring unique takes lived in the same three-decker accent. She had worked with GOD BLESS AMERICA the Marquee. The night owl on classic New England cuisine. or within walking distance of Americans when she fi rst came schedule is: Tuesday nights, Pier 6 serves lunch and dinner where we lived. here and learned the language Remember Dennis Miller – Fill in the daily, as well as Saturday and In the video, when the men rather well. Her only problem, Blanks; Wednesday nights, Sunday brunch, and its robust were sitting at a dinner ta- she couldn’t read or write. She Your Ellen Wetmore – Playing with bar program serves wine, beer ble, they were wearing those had never gone to school as a the Moon; Thursday nights, and signature cocktails at its spaghetti strap T-shirts and kid in Italy, and never had the Corey Corcoran – Zzzz; Friday two bars until 1:00 am. Loved Ones th munching away on spaghetti opportunity when she got here. nights, Dan Hermes – Air in Pier 6 is located at 18 Street that was hanging from their Babbononno was educated both Three Colors; Saturday nights, in Charlestown and is open for mouths with gravy stains quite in the Old Country and here, Denise Marika – Production of dinner every night from 5:00 pm Expurgation; and on Sundays until 10:00 pm. You can indulge — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST— watch the entire collection of art inside with scenic views of the looping from 8:00 pm through Boston skyline and floor to THE 10:00 pm. ceiling retractable windows, or If you’re in the mood for some dine on the deck on weekends Johnny Christy new age art get on down to the and select weekdays (weather The Post-Gazette BCEC, the biggest art gallery permitting). For more on the accepts memorials in Boston! The Circle in the menu or to make a reservation, Orchestra Square will be presented along please visit www.pier6boston. throughout the year. with nine other works created com or call 617.337.0054. MUSIC FOR ALL Please call OCCASIONS 781-648-5678 617-227-8929 WWW.BOSTONPOSTGAZETTE.COM PAGE 14 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 On the Aisle

THEATRE NOTES Gridiron Audibles with Christian A. Guarino BY BOBBY FRANKLIN

Broadway’s Jeffry Denman and Joey Sorge to Star in the BC Streak Reaches Six in Loss to NC State It’s quickly becoming a familiar refrain. Another Saturday Ogunquit Playhouse Production of Irving Berlin’s afternoon, another Boston College loss. Last Saturday at Alumni Stadium, North Carolina State helped the Eagles bring the streak to 6 straight in a 26-8 win that never seemed that close. WHITE CHRISTMAS THE MUSICAL The Wolfpack were without leading rusher Matt Dayes, lost to a season-ending foot injury versus Clemson. While his cast recording and origi- gin’ in the Rain and The Drowsy replacement, freshman Reggie Gallaspy II, managed only 35-yards nal Broadway (Astaire Chaperone. Off-Broadway cred- on 5 carries, as a team NC State plowed through BC’s top ranked Award nomination) casts its include: Sondheims’ Satur- run defense for 139-yards. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett adequately of White Christmas and day Night (Second Stage) and steered the pack to victory, completing 14-of-27 passes for won an IRNE Award Summer of ’42 (Variety Arts). 212-Yards and a touchdown. in 2007 for the Bos- National tours include: Lord The Eagles went with walk-on freshman quarterback John ton production. An ac- Evelyn Oakleigh in Anything Fadule after the Flutie/Smith experiment simply blew up in Coach complished director and Goes, the iconic Fonz in Happy Addazio’s face. choreographer as well, Days — A New Musical, and Getting his fi rst start for an Eagles team which is grasping at Jeffry choreographed Jimmy Smith in Thoroughly straws in regards to that position, Fadule was 23-of-37, 257-yards, the Ogunquit Playhouse Modern Millie. He has been seen with one touchdown and three interceptions. As bad as that last productions of The Music regionally in Victor, Victoria at set of numbers is, Fadule was clearly an upgrade to what BC Man and West Side Story TUTS, Animal Crackers at Wil- opponents had been accustomed to seeing the previous 5 weeks. and directed and choreo- liamstown, Grease at Papermill, “I’m glad to see he responded and made some plays” said Addazio. graphed Damn Yankees. Radio Girl at Goodspeed, and “Our receivers had some catches. It was a window into the future On Broadway credit in- Marty at Huntington Theatre. and it was probably a bright spot.” clude: The Producers, His fi lm credits include New Next up for Fadule and the Eagles is historic rival Notre Dame Cats, Dream, How to Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, on November 21st. The “Holy War” will kick off at 7:30 at Fenway Succeed. Encores: Face Contradictions of the Heart, Park, but is considered a home game for the Irish. the Music, Of Thee I Sing. Providence, and Audrey. On Off Broadway: YANK! TV/Web, he’s appeared in: The (Drama Desk, Lortel, Cal- Knick, Alphabet Boys, Person of Patriots Have a Date with History laway noms), Passion, Interest, Numb3rs, Commander Jeffry Denman Children of a Lesser God, in Chief and the remake of Night The Holiday Guys. TV/ Stalker. Two Broadway veterans are Film: Erotic Fire of the Tickets are on sale at slated to star in the upcoming Unattainable, Law & Order, The Music Hall by calling Ogunquit Playhouse production Nurse Jackie, PBS Great Per- 603-436-2400, online at of the beloved holiday classic formances. Regional: Kid Vic- www.themusichall.org or at White Christmas at the historic tory (Signature), Crazy for You, the box office at 28 Chest- Music Hall in Portsmouth, NH, Spamalot (Ogunquit), Singin’ in nut Street, Portsmouth, New December 9th to 20th. Jeffry the Rain (MUNY), Into the Woods Hampshire. Denman will reprise his role as (Baltimore Center Stage, Sac- Former Patriot Shane Vereen may be Sunday’s biggest factor Phil Davis and Joey Sorge will ramento Music Circus). ... but Jamie Collins may be the answer. play Bob Wallace in this heart- Starring as Bob Wal- No, I’m not talking about the pursuit of “perfection” or that of a warming musical adaptation lace is Joey Sorge, who fi fth Lombardi trophy. History will be made this Sunday at MetLife that features the book by David recently played the lead Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey when the Patriots take Ives and Paul Blake and 17 in the Ogunquit pro- on the New York Giants. Irving Berlin songs, including duction of Nice Work I know I may be over dramatizing this singular regular season “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” if You Can Get It and football game, but the Patriots are currently on a three-game “How Deep is the Ocean” and was part of its origi- losing streak versus the Eli Manning led Giants. The last Patriots the perennial favorite, “White nal Broadway cast with win? The 2007 perfect “regular season” clincher, the game that Christmas.” The story follows Matthew Broderick and Brady broke the passing touchdown mark, Randy Moss broke the the two World War II veterans Kelli O’Hara. On Broad- receiving touchdown mark, and fi ve weeks later, the Giants broke whose successful song-and- way, he also appeared our hearts and the Patriots winning streak with a 17-14 upset in dance act fi nds them following in How to Succeed in Joey Sorge Super Bowl XLII. two beautiful singing sisters to Business Without Really Four years later, the Patriots got a chance at revenge in Super Vermont in search of romance Trying, The Drowsy Chaperone, Bowl XLVI. A healthy Gronk would have made a difference in a and to put on a Christmas show and Thoroughly Modern Millie LEGAL NOTICE 21-17 Giants win which had a similar refrain from their previous — but, will there be snow? and as Young Buddy in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts championship meeting. The Patriots led needing to make a Jeffry Denman played Phil 2001 revival of Follies. Sorge The Trial Court defensive stop, and Eli Manning completing another worldly pass Davis in the world premiere, also starred in the Ogunquit Probate and Family Court Playhouse productions of Sin- Middlesex Division to a wide receiver. 208 Cambridge Street A loss on Sunday would drop the duo of Belichick and Brady LEGAL NOTICE East Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 to 1-4 versus the duo of Coughlin and Manning. The Giants are fi ghting to stay in fi rst in a poor NFC East division, but the 8-0 Commonwealth of Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE Docket No. MI15P4269EA The Trial Court Estate of Patriots are the team most in need of a win this week. This isn’t Probate and Family Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts EDITH E. FAMIGLIETTI about records or winning streaks, this is about psychologically Middlesex Division The Trial Court Date of Death April 3, 2015 putting past failures behind them. Odds are the Giants won’t be 208 Cambridge Street Probate and Family Court INFORMAL PROBATE East Cambridge, MA 02141 across the sideline at Levi Stadium in Super Bowl 50, but what Middlesex Division PUBLICATION NOTICE (617) 768-5800 208 Cambridge Street if they are? We’ve seen it before from the Giants, you just can’t Docket No. MI15P4817EA East Cambridge, MA 02141 To all persons interested in the above rule them out. They are the Rocky Balboa to the Patriots Apollo (617) 768-5800 captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Estate of Ann M. Staffi er of Stoneham, MA. Creed. They never back down and somehow seem to get the better AMANTHA SAMATIS Docket No. MI15P4668EA Ann M. Staffier of Stoneham, MA has of you in the end. Date of Death February 10, 2015 Estate of been informally appointed as the Personal This Sunday, the Patriots will face a vastly different Giants INFORMAL PROBATE HAROLD F. MAGEE Representative of the estate to serve without PUBLICATION NOTICE Date of Death May 30, 2015 surety on the bond. team that through eight games doesn’t feature a superb defense. The estate is being administered To all persons interested in the above INFORMAL PROBATE The 2015 Giants will go as far as Manning and wide receiver PUBLICATION NOTICE under informal procedure by the Personal captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Representative under the Massachusetts Odell Beckham, Jr., takes them. Leading up to this game, a Amantha M. Tsaros of Lexington, MA, To all persons interested in the above Uniform Probate Code without supervision common school of thought is that coach Belichick’s defensive Petitioner William M. Samatis of Reading, MA, captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not game plan will be to take away Beckham. On the face of it, a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Thomas H. Magee of Westminster, MA, a Will required to be fi led with the Court, but interested Amantha M. Tsaros of Lexington, MA, has been admitted to informal probate. parties are entitled to notice regarding the that makes a ton of sense. However, a more threatening facet of William M. Samatis of Reading, MA has Thomas H. Magee of Westminster, MA administration from the Personal Representative the New York passing game may be former ally Shane Vereen. been informally appointed as the Personal has been informally appointed as the Personal and can petition the Court in any matter relating Vereen was a big reason the Patriots vanquished the Seahawks Representative of the estate to serve without Representative of the estate to serve without to the estate, including distribution of assets surety on the bond. surety on the bond. and expenses of administration. Interested last February and will test New England linebackers with his The estate is being administered The estate is being administered parties are entitled to petition the Court to shifty abilities. Jamie Collins should be the individual asked under informal procedure by the Personal under informal procedure by the Personal institute formal proceedings and to obtain to stay with Vereen, who at mid-season has 34 receptions for Representative under the Massachusetts Representative under the Massachusetts orders terminating or restricting the powers Uniform Probate Code without supervision Uniform Probate Code without supervision of Personal Representatives appointed under 309-yards and three touchdowns. This pairing will likely have an by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and effect on Patriots line stunts and the pass rush. Because of this, required to be fi led with the Court, but interested required to be fi led with the Court, but interested Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. parties are entitled to notice regarding the defensive coordinator Matt Patricia may be asking much more parties are entitled to notice regarding the Run date: 11/13/15 administration from the Personal Representative administration from the Personal Representative of Chandler Jones and the rest of his linemates. Jabaal Sheard and can petition the Court in any matter relating and can petition the Court in any matter relating may be in play for Sunday, which will greatly benefi t the Patriots to the estate, including distribution of assets to the estate, including distribution of assets pass rush. and expenses of administration. Interested and expenses of administration. Interested Small Ads parties are entitled to petition the Court to parties are entitled to petition the Court to “It’s an exciting week. These are sports meccas, two big institute formal proceedings and to obtain institute formal proceedings and to obtain franchises colliding.” said Vereen on Sunday’s matchup. “Both orders terminating or restricting the powers orders terminating or restricting the powers Get Big Results teams are in first place and playing pretty well. It’s going of Personal Representatives appointed under of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and For more information, to be a fun game. The cities are so close and both organ- Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. call 617-227-8929. izations are so storied that it’s a good, old-fashioned football Run date: 11/13/15 Run date: 11/13/15 game.” POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 PAGE 15

• News Brief (Continued from Page 1) Now the National Debt force public schools to allow EXTRA Innings will Rise to $20 Trillion transgender students into the We are now on the way to opposite gender locker rooms. by Sal Giarratani raising our long-term national It just happened outside Chi- debt to $20 trillion. It seems cago in a nearby suburban high “The Prince of and was named Minor League Career wise, he hit .272 with like only yesterday that our na- school. Fenway Park” Player of the Year by the Sport- 132 homers and 636 RBIs. tional long-term debt was only President Obama’s Depart- Last week, I happened upon ing News. He was brought up Almost the Same $8 trillion, but that was back ment of Education is using Title a good book for kids 8-10 years in 1958, became the regular left Name Game when President George W. Bush IX to force school districts to old titled The Prince of Fenway fi elder and hit .300. He played Thinking about the above was still in the White House. allow transgender students to Park by Julianna Baggott. It in the 1958 World Series. The Norm Siebern, the Red Sox also So you can’t blame Bush for dress in girls’ locker and shower was published by HarperCollins next year, he played in fewer had a quality pitcher named everything that has gone wrong rooms. This penchant is bully- in 2009. It is a book of fi ction games and dropped to a batting Sonny Siebert in the 1960s and with America over the last eight ing Americans with its radical about the Boston Red Sox get- average of .271. in 1959 he was both these guys got their names years, huh? agenda. The high school outside ting rid of the Curse, but it also part of a trade that sent Roger mixed up more than once. The Republicans caved in Chicago tried to accommodate intersects with actual sports Maris to the NY Yankees. Maris 2015 Comeback Players again. These Rhinos belong the transgender student with an history. hit 100 homers over the 1960 Named in a zoo, not the U.S. Capitol. individual bathroom to change The N-word is used three and 1961 seasons, including 61 Mets hurler Matt Harvey was New Speaker of the House Paul and shower in, but that wasn’t times on pages 177, 257 and in 1961, and won the AL MVP named NL Comeback Player of Ryan is just another R.I.N.O. good enough. 299, but it is used to show the Award. Siebern, meanwhile, the Year and Rangers’ DH Prince (Republican in name only), like Why don’t the sensibilities of actual quotes from decades ago. spent four long seasons playing Fielder earned the AL honor. former Speaker John Boehner the young women matter? Why The word is defi ned in this 322- for pretty bad Athletic teams. He Harvey, coming back from and Senate President Mitch don’t parents’ values matter? page book to show how hurtful averaged 20 homers a season, Tommy John surgery and miss- McConnell. Why don’t the fundamental it was and remains. and in 1962 he drove in 117 ing the 2014 season, fi nished The GOP caved in and joined rights to privacy for young There is also a great and little- runs and hit .308. 13-8 with a 2.71 ERA in 29 the Democrats and passed women matter? known quote from Ted Williams In 1964, he was traded to starts. a spending budget bill. The Stanley Rubin of Key Gar- from remarks he made on the Baltimore and also played for Fielder hit .305 with 23 hom- president recently called the dens, NY, opined recently in day he was inducted into the both the Angels and Giants. He ers and 98 RBIs in Texas. He bill he signed into law an early the NY Post, “WE SHOULD ALL Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. played his last two seasons with only played 42 games in 2014 Christmas present. That says it START WEARING T-SHIRTS His words are still valuable the Boston Red Sox and was a when his season ended in May all, doesn’t it? THAT READ: REAL GIRLS’ PRI- words today as he stated, “I part of the 1967 “Impossible because he needed surgery for I heard Pat Buchanan on the VACY MATTERS.” hope someday the names of Dream” team, retiring in 1968. a herniated neck disk. Jeff Kuhner Show. He said the Obama Has Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson Republicans just capitulated on Power Outage Issue in some way can be added as their principles. I still remember Is President Obama an ama- a symbol of the great Negro back in 1964 when George Wal- teur leader? For the third con- players that are not here only Mattéo Gallo lace won the Maryland primary secutive year, Russian Presi- because they were never given over Johnson. I listened to Dan dent Vladimir Putin has been a chance.” Rather on CBS say after a re- named the world’s most power- What most baseball fans, Red o capitulation, Johnson won that ful person by Forbes Magazine Sox fans, too, never knew until Appraisals primary. Wallace responded, “I because he’s, “powerful enough about 15 or so years ago when Sales & Rentals don’t know what recapitulated to do what he wants and gets the Latino Baseball Hall of Fame means, but if they try to reca- away with it.” inducted Ted Williams into its • pitulate you just duck.” Obama, last year’s runner- hall, is that Ted Williams, All- Real Estate Personally, I feel President up, slipped into third place this American Ted Williams, was Obama is recapitulating Amer- year behind both Putin and Ger- actually half Mexican. Who 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 ica with all his transformer talk. man Chancellor Angela Merkel. knows if he hid that ethnicity Perhaps someday, America will Hopefully, the American vot- in order to play during the seg- (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 have to reboot itself as the Unit- ers will select a real leader in regated days of baseball, huh? ed States of Greece. The higher 2016, because the White House Norm Siebern our national debt goes, the more isn’t amateur hour. Traded for Roger Maris Greek it sounds out there. End Quote Norm Siebern, a solid out- Locker Room Wrong Place “It’s just a job. Grass grows, fi elder and fi rst baseman and a to Mix Sexes birds fl y, waves pound sand, I three-time All-Star, who played Here’s an issue that makes beat people up.” in three World Series but who little common sense. The gov- — Muhammad Ali is best known for being traded ernment is now attempting to from the NY Yankees to the LEGAL NOTICE Kansas City Athletics for slug- LEGAL NOTICE ger Roger Maris, has died at 82 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court years of age. The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court He was a lefty with extra base Middlesex Probate and Family Court 208 Cambridge Street power, and he hit as many as 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 36 doubles and 25 homers in (617) 768-5800 Docket No. MI15P3252EA a season. Docket No. MI15D3766DR Estate of Siebern came up with the DIVORCE SUMMONS BY LINDA R. VARTERESIAN Yankees in 1956 and had one at PUBLICATION AND MAILING Also Known As bat in the 1956 World Series. He PAUL DELERME LINDA VARTERESIAN, spent all of 1957 in the minors VS. LINDA VARTERISIAN KRISTIN STODDARD Date of Death March 24, 2015 To the Defendant: CITATION ON PETITION FOR The Plaintiff has fi led a Complaint for Divorce FORMAL ADJUDICATION LEGAL NOTICE requesting that the Court grant a divorce for A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Commonwealth of Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE Irretrievable Breakdown of the Marriage 1B. Appointment of Personal Representative has The Complaint is on fi le at the Court. The Trial Court LEGAL NOTICE been fi led by David C. Fraser of Beverly, MA, Probate and Family Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts An Automatic Restraining Order has been requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree entered in this matter preventing you from taking Middlesex Division The Trial Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Order and for such other relief as requested 208 Cambridge Street Probate and Family Court The Trial Court any action which would negatively impact the in the Petition. current financial status of either party. SEE East Cambridge, MA 02141 Middlesex Division Probate and Family Court Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. IMPORTANT NOTICE (617) 768-5800 208 Cambridge Street Suffolk Division 24 New Chardon Street You are hereby summoned and required You have the right to obtain a copy of the Docket No. MI15P5781EA East Cambridge, MA 02141 to serve upon Paul Delerme, 62 Garden Circle, Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. (617) 768-5800 Boston, MA 02114 Estate of Waltham, MA 02452 your answer, if any, on or You have a right to object to this proceeding. (617) 788-8300 GARY ALAN SMALL Docket No. MI15P5052EA before December 7, 2015. If you fail to do so, the To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a Docket No. SU15P2161EA written appearance and objection at this Also Known As Estate of court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication Estate of Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of GARY SMALL JOHN J. COURTNEY of this action. You are also required to fi le a copy LOUIS G. INGBER December 2, 2015. Date of Death August 19, 2015 Date of Death July 15, 2015 of your answer, if any, in the offi ce of the Register Date of Death December 25, 2013 of this Court. This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- INFORMAL PROBATE INFORMAL PROBATE line by which you must fi le a written ap- PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE INFORMAL PROBATE WITNESS, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., pearance and objection if you object to this PUBLICATION NOTICE To all persons interested in the above First Justice of this Court. proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner To all persons interested in the above Date: October 23, 2015 appearance and objection followed by an captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Judith F. Courtney of Melrose, MA. captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Lucy Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days Laurie D. Key of Arlington, MA. Judith F. 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Boxing Ringside HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Richard Preiss WITH BOBBY FRANKLIN TWO TON TONY WAS NO BUM ... Had Louis on the Canvas Some of the most profound court, particularly in the closing changes in the way women’s moments of a game. college basketball is played will The change doesn’t total- be put in place this season as ly eliminate that. But, if a teams take the fl oor to begin team has saved its timeouts, their respective seasons this the strategy of calling them month. to advance the ball could be A few of the changes are so employed more than once in the profound that they literally fi nal minute of play. We prefer represent a new way of envi- a traditional game that forces sioning the college game and a team to work the ball up the will undoubtedly affect strategy. court. If a team can’t do that One is the move away from against a press, then yes, the two halves per contest to four opposition does deserve to win. Classy Tony Galento. quarters. But now, a team that can’t ad- As an NCAA press release vance the ball in the traditional Two Ton Tony Galento was the only opponent noted, one change will eliminate way can simply call a timeout Joe Louis ever really disliked. When Joe fought the traditional two 20-minute and have the ball advanced up Max Schmeling, his fury was based on his want- Louis decks Galento. halves that “the sport has the floor automatically. That ing to avenge his loss as he felt he would not be fought out of a crouch. Tony slipped the jab and always used in NCCA compe- just doesn’t seem right. the true champion until he defeated the German landed some decent left hooks to Joe’s body. Joe tition” in favor of four 10-min- The press release indicated who had previously knocked him out. He was also was making the mistake of punching down at Tony ute quarters. Thus, a college that the change was made to representing the United States in a symbolic battle instead of bending at the knees to get on an even women’s game now will more “add more excitement to offen- against the evils of Nazi Germany. plane with the challenger. At one point, Galento resemble the traditional NBA sive possessions at the ends of With Galento it was a very different case. Tony slipped Louis’s jab and landed a solid left hook to game that consists of four games because teams will no had repeatedly made disparaging comments about Joe’s chin, hurting him and driving the champion 12-minute quarters. longer have to travel the length Joe, his most famous being “I’ll moider da bum.” to the ropes. Joe looked a bit hurt but maintained The move was endorsed by of the floor after inbounding The Brown Bomber did not take kindly to being his composure. Galento, emboldened by what he the NCAA Women’s Basket- the ball.” called a bum. At one point during training Joe had accomplished, went after the champion and got ball Rules Committee and the But isn’t that a part of bas- asked a reporter “Why does that little fat man keep a bit wild. The fi rst round went to the challenger, Women’s Basketball Coaches ketball — inbounding the ball calling me a bum?” and the crowd was very excited by what they had Association Board of Directors, and traveling the length of the Today’s fans may not see what the big deal was in just witnessed. ostensibly to “improve the fl ow fl oor? Can’t a full-court press be such comments being made, but in the era of Joe In round two, Tony was not crouching down as of the game.” exciting? Good teams can break Louis, fi ghters showed respect for each other. Sure, much and Joe was now bending his knees and However, having covered NBA a press. If some teams can’t do there were plenty of colorful characters around fi nding the range. Tony had abandoned what was games at the Garden over the that, they don’t deserve to have back then, but they rarely launched personal at- a good strategy and was now just bulling his way years, we wonder about this. the ball in the front of the court. tacks on their opponents. There was a dignity that forward. He was also using his head and elbows Having quarter stops in effect That’s a reward for breaking a existed among those in the sport, and Louis felt on the inside. Joe dropped the challenger with a results in additional timeouts press. Galento had stepped way over the line. This was beautiful right left combination that would have — thus stopping the flow of And if the opposition chooses the only time Joe entered the ring where he was knocked out many other men, but Tony was up at the game. The stops are a bo- not to press, it only takes a cou- angry at his opponent. He said he wanted to pun- the count of two and still full of fi ght. nus for coaches in that they ple of seconds to advance the ish him. Even years later, when both Joe and Tony Round three was interesting for one reason. don’t have to burn any of the ball over midcourt. Although appeared together on Curt Gowdy’s program The By now, Galento had completely abandoned his timeouts they have. They give a different level of basketball, Way It Was to watch clips of and discuss the fi ght, crouch and counterpunch tactics and was standing coaches additional time to go we’ve seen many an NBA game you could see Louis still didn’t care for Galento. He straight up in front of the champion while throwing over strategy, change lineups where the opposition will not said on the program that he wanted to carry the wild punches. He was hoping to get lucky and land and permit some players to get press and the ball is advanced New Jersey brawler for ten rounds before knocking the big one. Mid-round, while Louis was throwing a second wind. up the court in two or three him out in order to infl ict damage on him fi rst. So, a left hook to the body, Tony landed a left hook In addition, the four quarters seconds, leaving the majority why didn’t he? to Louis’s head that caught the champion off bal- are an additional bonanza for of time on the shot clock for Galento had a big mouth and was obnoxious ance. Louis went down more embarrassed than television advertising executives the “excitement” of the “offen- in his comments before the bout, but he had the hurt and was up almost immediately. For the rest since they free up additional sive possessions at the ends of punch, heart, and skill, yes, I said skill, to give the of the round he pummeled Tony. While this is the time for commercials and thus games.” champion a fi ght. Tony was rated the number one punch Galento will be remembered for, it was not more revenue from sponsors. Al- Another rule change that fans contender for the title by Ring Magazine, and he nearly as damaging, other than to Joe’s pride, than though there are fewer women’s will notice is the elimination had earned his shot with a winning streak of 11 the hook he landed in the fi rst round. The hook in games on television than men’s of one-and-ones in foul shot straight fi ghts against top contenders. Make no the opening round was an excellent counter punch games, the number of women’s situations. The NCAA press that was executed with great skill. The knockdown games on TV is increasing every release states that a team “will blow was more of a lucky punch. year — especially as large col- be awarded two free throws for As the bell rang for round four, it was now Joe’s lege conferences continue to roll each common foul committed turn to abandon his fi ght plan. No, he would not get out their own networks. by a team, beginning with that wild, but he no longer was going to punish Tony for Another significant change team’s fi fth foul during each ten rounds before knocking him out. He was now will affect the last minute of the period.” Team fouls would then going for the kill. I believe it was Max Baer who once fourth quarter and any overtime be rerest to zero at the start of said “Fear is looking across the ring at Joe Louis periods. In those time intervals the next quarter. and knowing he wants to go home early.” Well, Joe — the most crucial in closely Geno Auriemma, the long- had decided it was time to go home, and if Galento played contests — teams will time women’s coach at UConn, had any sense he would have been scared. But now automatically be able to called the changes “a great step Two Ton Tony came out ready to go down fi ghting. advance the ball to the front- forward” in a piece published He took a horrifi c beating during the two minutes court following a timeout im- in the Hartford Courant. But and twenty-nine seconds that elapsed before mediately after a basket, after Debbie Fiske, the UConn radio Arthur Donovan stepped in to stop the carnage. getting the ball on a rebound or analyst and former UConn Galento was beaten to a pulp and would receive after any other change of pos- guard, indicated that she was 40 stitches to his face after the bout. A beaten Tony. session. The ball would then be “a little skeptical. I question Joe Louis did not gloat in the post fi ght interview. mistake about it, while he hardly looked the part inbounded at the 28-foot mark how these changes will impact As much as he disliked Tony Galento, he praised of a great boxer with his rotund fi gure, he was very on the side of the court where the fl ow of the game, at least his ability and called him a great fi ghter. Joe Louis talented at fi ghting out of a crouch and counter- the scorer’s table is located. in terms of speeding it up.” was always the defi nition of class. punching. He also had a lethal left hook that was A similar rule has been used And Anne Donovan, the former This fi ght will always be remembered for the instrumental in his scoring knockouts in 57 of in the NBA for decades. It is Connecticut Sun and Seton Hall fact that Galento dropped the great Joe Louis, but his 80 victories. Tony was also one of the dirtiest always something we have coach, stated: “It’s just another Tony’s greatest moments came in the fi rst round fi ghters to enter the ring. He was well schooled in been a bit uneasy about. We’ve example of how the committee is when he had the champion hurt. using his head, elbows, and thumbs. always felt that a big part of trying to mirror the pro game.” On June 28, 1939, Joe and Tony entered the ring basketball is being able to chal- Whatever, it should be an at Yankee Stadium. In front of a crowd of 34,852, lenge an opponent, to make interesting year in the women’s they received their prefight instructions from the opposition work the ball college game as the teams Referee Arthur Donovan. Even at this point, Tony up the court. A major strategy embark on the road that leads couldn’t resist acting up. There was a problem with employed in basketball is to to the 2016 Final Four in the amount of Vaseline Galento had on his face, so press an opponent in the back- Indianapolis next April. the referee had his handlers wipe it off. Tony then reached over and rubbed his hand over Joe’s head. This only added to the champion’s anger. The Federal Trade Commission At the bell for round one, Galento came out of his works for the consumer to prevent corner in a very low crouch and was leaning to his right in order to be on the outside of Joe’s left jab. fraud and deception. By doing this he was putting himself into Joe’s blind Call 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) spot. It was a very good tactic as Joe was known or log on to www.ftc.gov. to have some diffi culty dealing with fi ghters who Galento drops the champion.