Choisir Sa Vie. L'usage Cognitif De Some Came Running, Film Et Roman
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FRANK SINATRA SERIES HIGHLIGHTS PERFORMER’S ACCOMPLISHED FILM CAREER August 12–September 4, 2011 Frank Sinatra was one of the most popular and influential entertainers of the 20th century. His phenomenal success and influence was not limited to his career as a recording artist; he was also an accomplished movie star with surprising range as an actor. From August 12 through September 4, 2011, Museum of the Moving Image will present the four-weekend series The Films of Frank Sinatra celebrating Sinatra’s legacy as a performer on the big screen. The Museum will show a dozen of his finest films, ranging from musicals (On the Town, Pal Joey, Guys and Dolls) to dark melodramas (Suddenly!, The Manchurian Candidate, The Man with the Golden Arm) to war and action movies (From Here to Eternity, Von Ryan’s Express). Among the series highlights is a rare theatrical screening of Suddenly!, a 1954 thriller that eerily foreshadowed the JFK assassination, with Sinatra as a cold-blooded assassin who plots to kill the President (August 13); Vincente Minnelli’s powerful widescreen melodrama Some Came Running (August 27 and 28), starring Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Shirley MacLaine; and the Rat Pack movies Ocean’s Eleven (September 3 and 4) and Robin and the 7 Hoods (September 2 and 3). Frank Sinatra turned to working in film in the 1940s, just a few years after achieving success as a singer. His early musical comedies, costarring Gene Kelly—including the classic On the Town (1949), filmed largely on location in New York City—were box office smashes. -
Ricky Nelson
the National Association for the THE EVENING STAR Town Condemns Advancement of Colored Washington, 0. C., ftiiay, March 13, 1959 A-31 Whisky Fatal to Youth; People. Negro's Home Earlier last week,/the council borough officials or from Mr. attempting to help buyers faced HH HOLLYWOOD PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 13 denied Mr. Raymond a permit! ; Raymond. He bought the house: by racial or religious dlscriml- Drank Fifth on a Bet (AP).—A home and a lot pur- to repair damage caused by fire for 611.500 through an agency | nation. -to the frame building shortly : called I By SHEILAH GRAHAM 9 chased by a Negro in the all- Friends Suburban Hous-i accepted young mqve KANSAS CITY. Mar. 13 (AP>.|| had Lea’s bet Rutledge before he was to in. Arson ing. Inc., of nearby Ardmore. —A 17-year-old youth last he could drink fifth white suburb of have suspected blase, died {that a of by the was In the but It was described as an agency night after making a $lO wager ; liquor less min- been condemned Bor- marshals given "Lover'* Question" in than five ough Council, says the fire have no ‘Clyde * he could drink a fifth of utes. which ruling. Honeymoon in England whisky in less than five min- property is needed for munici- Mr. Barber said in his state- < pal use. There was no comment from McPHATTER utes. the Lea youth i HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). I tells me he found Havana i ment that then!; The action; Jess C. Lea, Jr., Kansas city, 1 opened the bottle and “he took council taken at without waiting for his April 1 i much quieter this year than died a few hours after the in- j an unannounced meeting last "Charlie Brown" date at the Tropicana. -
'Some Came Running' to Robinson – and a 'Whistle' Stop in Memphis In
Vol. 13, No. 4 Fall 2004 ‘Some Came Running’ to Robinson – and a ‘Whistle’ Stop in Memphis in 2005 The James Jones Literary Soci- ety will move back towards the mainstream next fall when it will hold its 15th annual symposium in Memphis, Tennessee. The October 8, 2005 program will feature Whis- tle, the final novel in Jones’s World War II trilogy. Whistle was finished after Jones’s death by his friend, the late Willie Morris, who wrote the final two and a half chapters from Jones’s notes and tape recordings. And much of the novel takes place in Luxor, the author’s fictional name for Memphis. The University of Memphis English department will co- sponsor the 2005 event. The famed Peabody Hotel will be the event’s Kaylie Jones with John Smelcer, winner of the 2004 JJLS First Novel headquarters, and the aural and Fellowship, at the Robinson Symposium. See pages 6-7 for more pho- gustatory pleasures of Beale St. tos. and its barbeque will be awaiting the attendees. Many more details sium’s close-up look at the au- success in every way—in terms of will be reported in the next issue of thor’s home town and at the Jones attendance and increased member- the Society’s newsletter by new novel it helped generate: Some ship; in terms of well-rounded ar- JJLS president Jerry Bayne of Mt. Came Running. tistic presentation; and, last but not Carmel, Illinois. Robinson symposium chair- least, in terms of financial success But before getting revved up man Dave Nightingale put it this for an organization that needs all about an event that’s still 10 way: “Although some were dis- of the financial help it can get.” months down the road, let’s not pleased with the idea, the Society’s One point at a time: First, at- forget to take a look back—a very steering committee still went ahead tendance. -
Catalogue: $10 112 Nicholson Rd Between the Covers Gloucester City NJ 08030 (856) 456-8008 Rare Books, Inc
Catalogue: $10 112 Nicholson Rd BETWEEN THE COVERS Gloucester City NJ 08030 (856) 456-8008 www.betweenthecovers.com Rare Books, Inc. [email protected] 1 Peter STONE and Sherman EDWARDS. Dickinson’s Only Lifetime Book Appearance 1776: A Musical Play. New York: 2 (Anthology). (Emily DICKINSON). A Viking Press (1970). Masque of Poets. Boston: First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper Roberts Brothers 1878. with just a touch of age-toning. A very First edition. Edited by George nice copy of a deceptively scarce first Parsons Lothrop. A couple of small edition, a long-running (1217 perfor- scrapes to the boards, else a nice, near mances) Broadway hit that won a slew fine copy. Emily Dickinson’s only of Tony Awards including Best Musical. lifetime book publication, the poem It was translated into an enjoyable musi- “Success,” appears on page 174. John cal film, directed by Peter Hunt and Trowbridge’s copy, with his pencil with most of the original Broadway cast annotations on the table of contents returning, led by William Daniels (who identifying most of the contributors was ineligible for a Best Actor Tony (including himself and Dickinson) who Award due to a technicality), Howard are identified in the contents only with Da Silva, and Ken Howard. Prior to the initials. A much nicer than usual copy. show Edwards had been a successful pop-song writer. Stone was both a playwright and a screenwriter – he won an Edgar for his original screenplay for the film Charade. The Dedicatee’s Copy of Blume’s First Book 4 Judy BLUME. Iggie’s House. -
A Guide to the Handy Writers' Colony Collection in the Sangamon State University Library Archives
A Guide to the Handy Writers' Colony Collection in the Sangamon State University Library Archives by Thomas J. Wood and Meredith Keating A Guide to the Handy Writers' Colony Collection A Guide to the Handy Writers' Colony Collection in the Sangamon State University Library Archives Thomas J. Wood and Meredith Keating Sangamon State University 1989 Copyright 1989 by Illinois Issues and University Library, Sangamon State University, Springfield, Illinois. All rights reserved. Reproduction or translation of any part of this work beyond that permitted by Sections 107 and 108 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act without the permission of the copyright owner is unlawful. Requests for permission or further information should be addressed to the Pub- lisher, Illinois Issues, Sangamon State University. Printed in the United States of America. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Wood, Thomas J., 1957- James Jones in Illinois: a guide to the Handy Writers' Colony Collection in the Sangamon State University Library Archives / by Thomas J. Wood, and Meredith Keating. x, 57 p. 242 cm. 28. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 0-938943-02-2 : $17.95 1. Jones, James, 1921-1977-Manuscripts-Catalogs. 2. Jones, James, 1921-1977- Homes and haunts-Illinois-Marshall. 3. Handy, Lowney Turner-Manuscripts- Catalogs. 4. Handy Writers' Colony-Archives-Catalogs. 5. Marshall (111.)- History-Sources-Catalogs. 6. Manuscripts, American-Illinois-Springfield- Catalogs. 7. Sangamon State University. Library Archives-Catalogs. I. Keating, Meredith, 1954- . 11. Sangamon State University. Library Archives. 111. Title. Z6616.J627W66 1989 [PS3560.049] 016.813'54-dc20 89-61725 CIP Cover: Mealtime at the Handy Colony in Marshall, Illinois, summer 1950.