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JANUARY 2021 RECENT DONATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE MEDIA CENTER IN GAMBLE LOUNGE ON DVD ,- #1027 "E1T PRAY LOVE" (NpT RATED) , Julia' Roberts stars as a Woman who believe$ there is more to lif6than a husband, house, and career. She embarks on a journey around the world seeking self-discovery through good food, meditation, and the prospect of finding true love. #1028 "THE OUTSIDERS" (PG) A Francis Ford Coppola film about the teen years in 1966 Tulsa, teens caught between childhood innocence and adult disillusionment. #1029 "WISH MAN" (NOT RATED) Frank, a troubled Arizona motorcycle cop survives a near fatal crash. During rehab he befriends a terminally ill little boy whose dying wish is to become a Highway Patrol motorcycle officer! Frank is inspired to "pay it fotwardn by creating the Make A Wish Foundation. Based on a true story. #1030, #1031, #1021 (PG) ---- ----- -'dUMANGI;" JUMANJI: THE NEXT LEVEL;"AND "JUMANJl:WELCOMETO THE JUNGLE" The original family-oriented adventure with Robin Williams and two follow-ups. #1033 "808 i-'IOPE TRIBUTE COLLECTION " (NOT�TED) A set of four Bob Hope/Bing Crosby comedies: "Road to Morocco," "Road to Zanzibar, "Road to Singapore," and "Road to Utopia." #1034 "THE DEPARTED" (R) A rookie cop (Leonardo DiCaprio) is on the inside of a mob run by a crime boss (Jack Nicholson) charged with tne job (from the inside) of bringing the crime boss down. #1035 "TROY" (R) Brad Pittplays brooding Greek warrior Achilles in this retelling of 'The Iliad." #1036 "GUYS AND DOLLS" (NOT RATED) The classic 1955 musical with Hollywood legends Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, Jean Simmons, and Vivian Blaine. Spectacular song and dance entertainment! PLEASE SIGN OUT AND SIGN IN BORROWED DVDs NEW in the LIBRARY -- January 2021 FICTION Baldacci, David 2 books: The Fallen, Zero Day Caldwell, Joseph The Pig Comes to Dinner Co��elly, Michael , . Blood Work Giacobone, Nicolas The Crossed-Out Notebook Grisham, John Playing for Pizza -- Not your traditional Grisham, but if you enjoy American football and Italy, you'll enjoy this! Mandell, Henning The Man From Beijing Morris, Gilbert The Miracle Parsons, Tony man and boy Trigiani, Adriana Very Valentine Tyler, Anne Dinner at the HomesickRestaurant Villarreal, Rosa Martha Chronicles of Air and Dreams Wieland, Liza Paris, 7 AM. NON-FICTION 100 END OF LIFE Kalanithi, Paul When Breath Becomes Air -- a doctor who is dying of cancer shares his story Parker, Jeffry Providence: Finding trust in God when He seems absent 200 RELIGION Chervin & Neill The Woman's Tale: A Journal of Inner Exploration Migliazzo, Arlin Motherof Modem Evangelicalism: The Life and Legacy of Henrietta Mears 920 BIO & MEMOIR: Davis, Margaret Rivers in the Desert: William Mulhollandand the Inventing of Los Angeles Packard, Jerrold (Queen) Victoria's (5) Daughters 6 .

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B o b H op e - en overset komiker Ebbe Villadsen beretter om en overset komiker, der vil underholde uden skumle bagtanker om at trække en livsanskuelse ned om ørene på sit publikum I det første tiår efter besættelsen var Bob dent vises, for Bob Hope er vitterligt én af ste film i danske biografer, noget museet net Hope en hyppig gæst på danske biograflær Amerikas allerfineste filmkomikere. For ny op rådede bod på ved at indlemme »That reder. Der var film fra krigsårene, vi havde lig kunne man atter få dette bekræftet, da Certain Feeling« i serien. til gode, og der kom nye film til. 11949 havde Filmmuseet viste en lille serie af hans bed Den omstændighed, at Bob Hope åbent hele otte Bob Hope-film danmarkspremiere, ste ting. Det var film fra fyrrene og begyn har sympatiseret med højrefløjen i ameri perlerne »Road to Utopia« og »Blegansigt« delsen af halvtredserne, den periode, han kansk politik, har selvfølgelig heller ikke således med kun fire dages mellemrum. I fortjener at blive husket for. Det kan nemlig været befordrende for populariteten, men i dag er Bob Hopes komik imidlertid tilsyne ikke nægtes, at kvaliteten sidenhen dalede denne forbindelse kunne man passende cite ladende glemt af europæiske kritikere. Selv temmelig meget. Filmene gik da også korte re, hvad Bjorn Fremer i 1975 skrev i det er han forlængst blevet millionær på denne re og kortere tid herhjemme for til sidst slet bestemt alt andet end højreorienterede sven komik, så han kan være ligeglad, men det er ikke at blive importeret. Til gengæl er vi ske tidsskrift »Chaplin«.
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