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.. A.A.U. (CUTS) (AUTOGRAPH EXAMINATION FEES AS 0f 01/31/2015) (ALL FEES ARE FOR FLATS ONLY) Celebrity, History, Political & Rare ABBOTT & COSTELLO $150 EACH ANTHONY ACCARDO $100 JOHN ADAMS $500 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS $500 SAMUEL ADAMS $500 BEN AFFLECK $25 SPIRO AGNEW $100 CHRISTINA AGUILERA $25 BUZZ ALDRIN $100 TIM ALLEN $25 ALBERT ANASTASIA $300 PAMELA SUE ANDERSON $25 JULIE ANDREWS $75 JENNIFER ANISTON $25 CHRISTINE APPLEGATE $25 ROSCOE ‘FATTY’ ARBUCKLE $75 LOUIS ARMSTRONG $75 NEIL ARMSTRONG $250 CHESTER ARTHUR $250 ARTHUR ASHE $50 FRED ASTAIRE $75 ALEC BALDWIN $25 LUCILLE BALL $150 ANTONIO BANDERAS $40 BRIGITTE BARDOT $30 ALBEN BARKLEY $100 GEORGE “MACHINE GUN KELLY” BARNES $200 DREW BARRYMORE $25 JOHN BARRYMORE $75 LIONEL BARRYMORE $100 JOSIAH BARTLETT $500 ALAN BEAN $100 BEATLES (ALL 4) $600 WARREN BEATTY $40 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL $200 JOHN BELUSHI $150 JACK BENNY $30 INGRID BERGMAN $100 WALTER BRENNAN $50 IRVING BERLIN $75 HALLE BERRY $25 JOE BIDEN $100 BILLY THE KID $750 1 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare GRISELDA BLANCO $150 YASMINE BLEETH $25 HUMPHREY BOGART $250 RAY BOLGER $100 FRANK BORMAN $75 JON BON JOVI $25 JOE BONANO $250 MARLON BRANDO $100 KARL BRANDT $500 JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE $250 GARTH BROOKS $25 PIERCE BROSNAN $25 JAMES BUCHNAN $300 JAMES WHITEY BULGER $100 SANDRA BULLOCK $25 JAMES “JIMMY THE GENT” BURKE $150 AARON BURR $500 GEORGE H. W. BUSH $100 GEORGE W. BUSH $100 RICHARD BURTON $50 YUL BRYNNER $75 NICOLAS CAGE $25 JAMES CAGNEY $75 JOHN C. CALHOUN $400 NEVE CAMPBELL $25 JOHN CANDY $50 AL CAPONE $300 SCOTT CARPENTER $100 JIM CARREY $25 CHARLES CARROLL OF CARROLLTON $400 JOHNNY CARSON $50 BRAXTON CARTER $400 JIMMY CARTER $100 ENRICO CARUSO $75 BUTCH CASSIDY $500 PHOEBE CATES $25 EUGENE CERNAN $50 JACKIE CHAN $75 LON CHANEY SR. $250 CHARLIE CHAPLIN $150 SAMUEL CHASE $400 DON CHEADLE $25 DICK CHENEY $100 CHER $25 WINSTON CHURCHILL $150 ERIC CLAPTON $25 ABRAHAM CLARK $400 GROVER CLEVELAND $300 2 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare MONTGOMERY CLIFT $25 PATSY CLINE $100 BILL CLINTON $100 GEORGE CLINTON $400 GEORGE CLOONEY $100 GEORGE CLYMER $400 KURT COBAIN $100 BUFFALO BILL CODY $300 MICKEY COHEN $250 SCHUYLER COLFAX $250 MICHAEL COLLINS $75 CHARLES PETE CONRAD $75 SEAN CONNERY $25 CALVIN COOLIDGE $250 GARY COOPER $50 GORDON COOPER $100 FRANK COSTELLO $200 COURTENEY COX $25 CINDY CRAWFORD $25 JOAN CRAWFORD $50 JULIE CHRISTIE $40 JIM CROCE $100 BING CROSBY $50 SHERYL CROW $25 RUSSELL CROWE $25 TOM CRUISE $25 CHARLES CURTIS $100 JAMIE LEE CURTIS $25 TONY CURTIS $75 GEORGE M. DALLAS $250 MATT DAMON $25 TED DANSON $25 BETTE DAVIS $100 GEENA DAVIS $25 CHARLES DAWES $100 JAMES DEAN $350 BENICO DEL-TORO $25 JACK DEMPSEY $50 ROBERT DE NIRO $25 JOHNNY DEPP $25 BO DEREK $25 PRINCESS DIANA $250 CAMERON DIAZ $25 LEONARDO DICAPRIO $50 CHARLES DICKENS $300 EMILY DICKINSON $200 VIN DIESEL $25 3 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare MARLENE DIETRICH $75 JOHN DILLINGER $250 MATT DILLON $25 WALT DISNEY $300 THE DOORS (ALL 4) $500 THE DOORS (INDIVIDUAL) JOHN DENSMORE $75 MICHAEL DOUGLAS $25 JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS $25 CHARLES DUKE $50 BOB DYLAN $100 WYATT EARP $750 BARBARA EDEN $25 KARL ADOLF EICHMANN $500 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER $200 RONALD EVANS $50 DALE EARNHARDT $75 CLINT EASTWOOD $25 ALBERT EINSTEIN $200 WILLIAM ELLERY $400 DUKE ELLINGTON $50 CHARLES FAIRBANKS $200 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS $50 CHARLES FARRELL $40 W.C. FIELDS $80 MILLARD FILLMORE $300 ALBERT FINNEY $50 CARRIE FISHER $25 F. SCOTT FITZGERALD $75 WILLIAM FLOYD $400 ERROL FLYNN $75 HENRY FONDA $75 JANE FONDA $40 HARRISON FORD $25 GERALD R. FORD $100 HENRY FORD $150 JODIE FOSTER $25 MICHAEL J. FOX $100 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN $750 BRENDON FRASER $25 MORGAN FREEMAN $50 SIGMUND FREUD $200 CLARK GABLE $100 CARLO GAMBINO $150 GRETA GARBO $400 JERRY GARCIA $200 AVA GARDNER $75 JOHN NANCE GARNER $100 4 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare JAMES A GARFIELD $250 JUDY GARLAND $250 BILL GATES $50 VITO GENOVESE $250 ELBRIDGE GERRY $400 GEORGE GERSHWIN $150 MEL GIBSON $25 JACKIE GLEASON $75 JOHN GLEN $100 HERMAN GOERING $500 JEFF GOLDBLUM $25 CUBA GOODING JR. $25 BENNY GOODMAN $50 RICHARD F. DICK GORDON $75 AL GORE $75 JOHN GOTTI $100 BETTY GRABLE $50 RED GRANGE $50 CARRIE GRANT $150 HUGH GRANT $25 ULYSSES S. GRANT $300 VIRGIL (GUS) GRISSOM $100 BUTTON GWINNETT $1500 EDDIE VAN HALEN $25 LYMAN HALL $300 HANNIBAL HAMLIN $250 JOHN HANCOCK $500 TOM HANKS $25 WARREN G. HARDING $200 JOHN WESLEY HARDIN $500 LAUREL & HARDY-BOTH $250 JEAN HARLOW $250 BENHAMIN HARRISON $350 GEORGE HARRISON $250 REX HARRISON $100 WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON $300 JOHN HART $350 RUTHERFORD B. HAYES $300 RITA HAYWORTH $100 ERNEST HEMMINGWAY $250 THOMAS HENDRICKS $250 JIMI HENDRIX $300 AUDREY HEPBURN $100 KATHERINE HEPBURN $150 RUDOLP HESS $500 JOSEPH HEWES $300 REINHARD HEYDRICH $500 THOMAS HEYWARD JR. $300 5 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare FAITH HILL $25 HENRY HILL $200 HEINRICH HIMMLER $500 ADOLPH HITLER $750 GARRET HOBART $250 WHITNEY HOFFMAN $25 BEN HOGAN $100 WILLIAM HOLDEN $50 BILLIE HOLIDAY $100 DOC HOLLIDAY $750 BUDDY HOLLY $200 WILLIAM HOOPER $300 HERBERT HOOVER $250 ANTHONY HOPKINS $25 STEPHEN HOPKINS $300 FRANCIS HOPKINSON $300 DENNIS HOPPER $100 HARRY HOUDINI $300 WHITNEY HOUSTON $25 LESLIE HOWARD $40 ROCK HUDSON $75 HOWARD HUGHES $250 HUBERT HUMPHREY $150 SAMUEL HUNTINGTON $350 HELEN HUNT $25 RACHEL HUNTER $25 KATHY IRELAND $25 JAMES IRWIN $50 ANDREW JACKSON $700 MICHAEL JACKSON $300 MICK JAGGER $100 JESSE JAMES $750 THOMAS JEFFERSON $300 ALFRED JODL $500 ANDREW JOHNSON $300 ENOCH JOHNSON $150 BOBBY JONES-GOLF $750 BILLY JOEL $25 DON JOHNSON $25 LYNDON B. JOHNSON $200 RICHARD M. JOHNSON $300 CATHERINE ZETA-JONES $25 TOMMY LEE JONES $25 JANIS JOPLIN $250 ASHLEY JUDD $25 BUSTER KEATON $50 DIANE KEATON $40 GENE KELLY $75 6 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare GRACE KELLY $150 JOHN F.KENNEDY. $750 JACQUELINE KENNEDY (ONASIS) $150 ROBERT F. KENNEDY $300. WILLIAM KING $250 ROBBY KRIEGER $75 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. $150 STEVEN KING $100 BURT LANCASTER $75 MICHAEL LANDON $50 MEYER LANSKY $250 KELLY LEBROCK $25 BRANDON LEE $150 BRUCE LEE $250 FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT LEE $400 RICHARD HENRY LEE $300 GEN. ROBERT E. LEE $500 VIVIEN LEIGH $100 JACK LEMMON $40 JOHN LENNON $300 JAY LENO $25 DAVID LETTERMAN $25 FRANCIS LEWIS $300 ROBERT LEY $500 JET LI $50 ABRAHAM LINCOLN $750 RAY LIOTTA $300 HAROLD LLOYD $50 HARRY LONGABAUGH (SUNDANCE KID) $500 JENNIFER LOPEZ $25 JOE LOUIS $100 SOPHIA LOREN $50 JAMES A. LOVELL $75 ROB LOWE $25 FRANK LUCAS $150 LUCKY LUCIANO $300 BELA LUGOSI $75 THOMAS LYNCH JR. $300 GENERAL MACARTHUR $100 SHIRLEY MACLAINE $40 WILLIAM MCKINNLEY $250 JAMES MADISON $500 MADONNA $100 JAYNE MANSFIELD $50 FREDRIC MARCH $50 THOMAS R. MARSHALL $200 ROCKY MARCIANO $100 BOB MARLEY $200 7 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare RICKY MARTIN $25 MARX BROS. (ALL 5) $600 GROUCHO MARX $200 GUMMO MARX $100 HARPO MARX $200 LEONARD MARX $100 ZEPPO MARX $200 RAY MANZAREK $75 MARCELLO MASTROIANNI $50 THOMAS KEN MATTINGLY $50 PAUL McCARTNEY $200 JAMES A. McDIVITT $75 THOMAS McKEAN $300 STEVE McQUEEN $100 DR. JOSEF MEGELE $500 ARTHUR MIDDLETON $350 BETTE MIDLER $25 LIZA MINNELLI $25 EDGAR MITCHAEL $50 WALTER MONDALE $100 JAMES MONROE $500 MARILYN MONROE $350 DEMI MOORE $25 LEVI P. MORTON $250 JIM MORRISON $250 LEWIS MORRIS $350 ROBERT MORRIS $300 JIM MORRISON $400 JOHN MORTON $300 KATE MOSS $25 PAUL MUNI $50 EDDIE MURPHY $50 MIKE MYERS $25 BABYFACE NELSON ` $175 THOMAS NELSON JR. $300 JACK NICHOLSON $25 LEONARD NIMOY $25 DAVID NIVEN $75 RICHARD NIXON $150 CHUCK NORRIS $25 PAUL NEWMAN $100 DONALD O’CONNOR $50 MAUREEN O’HARA $50 BARACK OBAMA $100 LAURENCE OLIVIER $100 OZZY OSBOURNE $25 WILLIAM PACA $300 8 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare JIMMY PAGE $25 ROBERT PAGE $25 ROBERT TREAT PAINE $500 GWYNETH PALTROW $25 FRANZ VON PAPPEN $500 GEN. GEORGE S. PATTON $100 BILL PAXTON $25 GREGORY PECK $75 JOHN PENN $500 JOE PESCI $25 MICHELLE PFEIFFER $25 RIVER PHOENIX $100 PICASSO $200 FRANKLIN PIERCE $300 BRAD PITT $100 EDGAR ALLAN POE $400 SIDNEY POITER $50 JAMES K. POLK $300 WILLIAM POWELL $50 ELVIS PRESLEY $350 PRINCE $25 DENNIS QUAID $25 RANDY QUAID $25 DAN QUAYLE $75 GEORGE RAFT $75 TONY RANDALL $75 GEORGE READ $400 RONALD REAGAN $250 ROBERT REDFORD $25 CHRISTOPHER REEVES $150 GEORGE REEVES $250 KEANU REEVES $25 WALLACE REID $50 BURT REYNOLDS $40 DEBBIE REYNOLDS $25 KEITH RICHARDS $25 JULIA ROBERTS $25 EDWARD G. ROBINSON $75 NELSON ROCKEFELLER $100 NORMAN ROCKWELL $75 CAESAR RODNEY $400 CHARLES ‘BUDDY’ ROGERS $50 GINGER ROGERS $50 WILL ROGERS $75 STUART ROOSA $50 THEODORE ROOSEVELT $250 GEORGE ROSS $300 9 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN $200 BENJAMIN RUSH $400 KURT RUSSELL $25 EDWARD RUTLEDGE $300 MEG RYAN $25 FRANKIN D. ROOSEVELT $300 ADAM SANDLER $25 SUSAN SARANDON $25 WALTER M. SCHIRRA $100 HARRISON SCHMITT $50 CHARLES SCHULTZ $50 ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER $50 DAVID SCOTT $75 STEVEN SEAGAL $25 TOM SELLECK $25 JANE SEYMOUR $25 OMAR SHARIF $75 WILLIAM SHATNER $25 CHARLIE SHEEN $25 ALAN SHEPARD $100 JAMES S. SHERMAN $200 ROGER SHERMAN $300 BUGSY SIEGEL $300 WILLIE SHOEMAKER $50 FRANK SINATRA $150 JESSICA SIMPSON $25 DEKE SLAYTON $100 JAMES SMITH $400 WILL SMITH $25 WESLEY SNIPES $25 SUZANNE SOMERS $25 ALBERT SPEER $500 BRITNEY SPEARS $25 THOMAS P. STAFFORD $75 BARBARA STANWICK $30 RINGO STARR $150 JOHN STEINBECK $150 ADLAI STEVENSON $300 JAMES STEWART $50 STING $25 RICHARD STOCKTON $300 THOMAS STONE $300 10 .. Celebrity, History, Political & Rare THREE STOOGES: CURLEY JOE DERITA $100 LARRY FINE $200 CURLEY HOWARD $150 MOE HOWARD $150 SHEMP HOWARD $200 STEVEN SPIELBERG $25 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN $25 SYLVESTER STALLONE $25 SHARON STONE $25 JASON STATHAM $50 BEN STILLER $50 BARBARA STREISAND $100 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT $250 ELIZABETH TAYLOR $200 GEORGE TAYLOR $300 ZACHARY TAYLOR $300 MOTHER TERESA $250 HEATHER THOMAS $25 JIM THORPE $150 MATTHEW THORNTON $300 DANIEL D.
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    Introduction to the Ratification of the Constitution in Maryland Founding the Proprietary Colony The founding and establishment of the propriety government of Maryland was the product of competing factors—political, commercial, social, and religious. It was intertwined with the history of one family, the Calverts, who were well established among the Yorkshire gentry and whose Catholic sympathies were widely known. George Calvert had been a favorite of the Stuart king, James I. In 1625, following a noteworthy career in politics, including periods as clerk of the Privy Council, member of Parliament, special emissary abroad of the king, and a principal secretary of state, Calvert openly declared his Catholicism. This declaration closed any future possibility of public office for him. Shortly thereafter, James elevated Calvert to the Irish peerage as the baron of Baltimore. Calvert’s absence from public office afforded him an opportunity to pursue his interests in overseas colonization. Calvert appealed to Charles I, son of James, for a land grant.1 Calvert’s appeal was honored, but he did not live to see a charter issued. In 1632, Charles granted a proprietary charter to Cecil Calvert, George’s son and the second baron of Baltimore, making him Maryland’s first proprietor. Maryland’s charter was the first long-lasting one of its kind to be issued among the thirteen mainland British American colonies. Proprietorships represented a real share in the king’s authority. They extended unusual power. Maryland’s charter, which constituted Calvert and his heirs as “the true and absolute Lords and Proprietaries of the Region,” might have been “the best example of a sweeping grant of power to a proprietor.” Proprietors could award land grants, confer titles, and establish courts, which included the prerogative of hearing appeals.
  • FILMS by LAWRENCE JORDAN Lawrence Jordan in Person

    FILMS by LAWRENCE JORDAN Lawrence Jordan in Person

    Bay Area Roots, Risk & Revision FILMS BY LAWRENCE JORDAN Lawrence Jordan In Person Sunday, May 13, 2007 — 7:30 pm — Yerba Buena Center for the Arts I don’t know about alchemy academically, but I am a practicing alchemist in my own way. —Lawrence Jordan Lawrence Jordan has been making films since 1952. He is most widely known for his animated collage films, which Jonas Mekas has described as, “among the most beautiful short films made today. They are surrounded with love and poetry. His content is subtle, his technique is perfect, his personal style unmistakable.” Tonight’s screening sketches out a sampler of Jordan’s films, starting with Trumpit, a 1950s ‘psychodrama’ starring Stan Brakhage, with sound by Christopher Maclaine; Pink Swine, an anti-art dada collage film set to an early Beatles track; Waterlight the first of Jordan’s “personal/poetic documentaries” made in the 1950s aboard a merchant marine freighter during his days as a wandering flâneur; and Winterlight, a visual poem of the Sonoma County winter landscape. Lawrence Jordan’s four most recent films will conclude the night: Enid’s Idyll, Chateau/Poyet, Poet’s Dream, and Blue Skies Beyond the Looking Glass. (Jenn Blaylock) Trumpit (1956) 16mm, b&w, sound, 6 minutes, print from the maker Stan Brakhage stars as the constricted love in this spoof of pseudo-erotic card play. (LUX) Waterlight (1957) 16mm, color, sound, 7 minutes, print from the maker Among the wanderings that began in the 1950s was the filmmaker's 3-year stint in the merchant marine. Waterlight is a night and day impression of the never-constant, ever-changing vast ocean and its companion the sky.
  • HOLLYWOOD – the Big Five Production Distribution Exhibition

    HOLLYWOOD – the Big Five Production Distribution Exhibition

    HOLLYWOOD – The Big Five Production Distribution Exhibition Paramount MGM 20th Century – Fox Warner Bros RKO Hollywood Oligopoly • Big 5 control first run theaters • Theater chains regional • Theaters required 100+ films/year • Big 5 share films to fill screens • Little 3 supply “B” films Hollywood Major • Producer Distributor Exhibitor • Distribution & Exhibition New York based • New York HQ determines budget, type & quantity of films Hollywood Studio • Hollywood production lots, backlots & ranches • Studio Boss • Head of Production • Story Dept Hollywood Star • Star System • Long Term Option Contract • Publicity Dept Paramount • Adolph Zukor • 1912- Famous Players • 1914- Hodkinson & Paramount • 1916– FP & Paramount merge • Producer Jesse Lasky • Director Cecil B. DeMille • Pickford, Fairbanks, Valentino • 1933- Receivership • 1936-1964 Pres.Barney Balaban • Studio Boss Y. Frank Freeman • 1966- Gulf & Western Paramount Theaters • Chicago, mid West • South • New England • Canada • Paramount Studios: Hollywood Paramount Directors Ernst Lubitsch 1892-1947 • 1926 So This Is Paris (WB) • 1929 The Love Parade • 1932 One Hour With You • 1932 Trouble in Paradise • 1933 Design for Living • 1939 Ninotchka (MGM) • 1940 The Shop Around the Corner (MGM Cecil B. DeMille 1881-1959 • 1914 THE SQUAW MAN • 1915 THE CHEAT • 1920 WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE • 1923 THE 10 COMMANDMENTS • 1927 KING OF KINGS • 1934 CLEOPATRA • 1949 SAMSON & DELILAH • 1952 THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH • 1955 THE 10 COMMANDMENTS Paramount Directors Josef von Sternberg 1894-1969 • 1927
  • THE MIAMI*HURRICANE DAM 1320 So

    THE MIAMI*HURRICANE DAM 1320 So

    Ml.tHW •* •nur-v Hurricane Photographer 381 I Captures Bo Derek J In ENTERTAINMENT page 6 THE /WIA URMCANE Volume 57, No. £9 ?>(_. Tuesday. January 27. 1981 Phone 284-4401 Faculty Wants Pay Hike By AMY JACOVES Nests Editor Several plans for increases in fac­ ulty salaries and benefits have been proposed by UM's Faculty Senale, according to Eugene Clasby, chair­ man of the F'aculty Senate. The plans will be considered by the Uni­ versity Budget Committee, and all approved proposals will go before the University's Board of Trustees for final approval. The proposals include an "overall base salary adjusted pool" in which "12.7 percent of the base salaries of everyone in the University is to be set aside for salary increases on a ~ - - - *, mg li _»!•__ • merit basis," Clasby said. Miami Hurncan./STU BAYER Under this proposal, all salaries paid to University employees would be totalled. Of this amount, 12.7 percent will be calculated. This the­ oretical sum of money will be taken The patio's concert stage is receiving a facelift. Before long, a new covering above the stage will be in tact, thus out of the overall University budgel and will be allocated for salary in­ eliminating the threat of those dreaded rain-outs. creases. Based on Diirturman-Ai. all University employees will be eligi­ ble for a raise. "In addition," Clasby said, "|it was proposed| that there would be a market adjusted pool of 4.5 per­ cent of faculty salaries to be sel 'Target' Is To Increase Black Enrollment aside to improve certain faculty sal­ aries to meet national standards.