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sat 18 jul 1925 - the brisbane courier (qld. : 1864 - 1933) page 9 -
whirled into happiness .
the brisbane courier (qld. : 1864 - 1933), sat 18 jul 1925, page 9 -
whirled into happiness .
abstract there remain bat five more evening performances of
whirled into happiness ,
with which j. c. williamson, limited' s new musical comedy company have been
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premiere of his operetta
der tanz ins glück
. it became his first international success. in the u. s. a. it was
sky high
, in england it was known as
whirled into happiness
, in italy it was
dance la fortuna
and in france
danse vers le bonheur
.
oldham left the d' oyly carte company in 1922 to star in a great number of musicals and operettas during the 1920s at the theatre royal, drury lane and other west end theatres. his first musical was whirled into happiness at the lyric theatre, as horace wiggs, where his leading lady was his future wife, winnie melville. they married in 1923 .
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her intelligence, which had barely been starting to pull itself together, promptly exploded into sparks and flame .
there was not a lot of red forest left in front of them. unfortunately, its absence didn’t translate into the presence of safe ground. it didn’t, in fact, translate into any ground at all .
monday, 3rd july, was the first day of doc' s annual holiday and of course granville, lewis, et al, were available without any difficulties. but oldham — even assuming that hmv were still interested in him — was a different matter. he had actually left doc on saturday, and in his memoirs he says he
went straight into whirled into happiness .
maybe his contract with the new management actually began on the monday and he couldn' t absent himself for a day' s recording, or at least felt unable to do so .
while reading to her children the familiar christmas story from luke that the idea came to her. she tucked the children into bed, then whirled into creative activity. she gathered a few tumbleweeds and fashioned them into a tree, then cut brightly colored ornaments from catalog covers and fastened them to the branches with yarn. with some lace, she made a rosette to crown the top. finally, she arranged small portions of raisins on several plates—one for each child—each bearing a note telling of her special love for them .
when trials cool your ardor for life, snuggle into the warm companionship of friends and family. be open to the humor that can bring light to the darkest night. when tumbleweeds blow about your winter evening, invent happy memories. choose joy over sorrow. be enticed toward happiness .
and so began my plunge into the world of musical comedy, beginning with
whirled into happiness
. james white needed me five weeks before my contract ended with mr. rupert d' oyly carte, and he offered mr. carte a very large sum to release me for those five weeks, but mr. carte insisted i played out my contract, so my rehearsals for the play were somewhat hectic: trains backwards and forwards to london, and on the last week the producer and the leading lady came up to the d' oyly carte opera company and rehearsed me there .
billy merson was an english music hall performer and songwriter. he began his career while working in a lace - making factory, and doing shows in the evenings. it took some time until he could make a living from his stage work .
for five or six years on the stage, i survived on a salary hardly enough to keep body and soul together
, he said. in 1922, he starred in whirled into happiness. as a comedian merson was often paired with george formby senior
although she had mapped out her life’s plan years before, she now felt that happiness always seemed a little beyond her grasp. she had completed high school early, thinking happiness was in college. but college was not what she had expected. now serving where she thought she surely would be happy, she was surprised at her inability to deal with the complexities of a mission .
his operetta
der tanz ins glück
was made into a successful film. once again london premiered his new musical
rainbow square
.
there was nothing the youthful chekov liked better than a challenge—though he preferred those that did not involve putting at risk the life of another shipmate. his thoughts whirled, colliding and re - forming even as he ventured some of them aloud .
all the blood was rushing back into her face, there probably should' ve been steam coming out of her ears, which in turn should' ve been melting off her head with the liquid flesh running down into her neck, as she realized what she' d just blurted out .
the island, at the extreme south of the caribbean, lies just 38 miles north of venezuela, south america. a great deal of curaçao' s produce and products, in fact, come from south america - - but these raw materials are whirled into the kaleidoscope of curaçaoan cuisine by the local chefs, who absorb all influences, then season them liberally with a caribbean flair .
she remembered draco malfoy helping her up, after that mysterious tripping jinx had sent her stumbling into the slytherin quidditch captain' s plate of food .
no. 20 —
a many years ago .
the orchestral link after the verse one chorus which leads into the second verse is cut .
on the 1st july, 1922, i played my last fairfax (for a time at any rate) at the prince of wales theatre, birmingham; dress rehearsal next day, sunday, in london; and on monday, 3rd july, i opened at the lyric theatre, london, as horace wiggs in
whirled into happiness
. the d' oyly carte company began their vacation that week - end, and many came on my opening night to cheer me on - bertha lewis, harry lytton, sylvia cecil; and many of the faithful g. & s. audience were there too, bless them .
i whirled around and slapped that same clammy hand back down into his lap. my next breath caught in my throat. do not touch me, i wanted to say; don’t think i won’t break every single finger on that hand. but he was still grinning at me, his tongue on his cold sore, his hand rising again. only this time, he wagged his fingers in my direction, taunting .
' the aunt question' captain harry graham, the second of the contemporary humorists who are giving characteristic examples of their humour in a series arranged this autumn, is the author of many books of humorous verse and prose, of which' the motley muse,'' the world we laugh in,' and' the last of the biffins' are among the best known. he is also part - author of some of the most successful musical plays of recent years, including' whirled into happiness' and' toni,' and he contributed the lyrics to several others, such as' maid of the mountains' and' the lady of the rose.'
it' s like squeezing a whole harvest of citrus, sweet and sour, into a liqueur glass. so i find the economy of jan zwicky’s lines exquisite .
“if we’re gonna do this, we’ve got to do it now! or we’ll lose the shuttle as well as the moment! ” erupting gases jolted the shuttle, sending it rocking dangerously from side to side. constantly changing atmospheric pressure threatened to knock it into surrounding walls or send it plunging into the fiery lava lake not far below .
happiness is much on our minds during times of trial as we wonder how to live our todays with honor and humor. often, just doing what must be done at the moment is the right thing. then, when we are finished, we place the event on the shelf of memory, wrap it in the bright paper of “i gave it my best, ” and allow time to transform the trial into an honorable reminder .
sleep. song introduced in the j c williamson 1923 musical comedy' whirled into happiness' - words and music by - earl lebieg. duplex edition with choruses in waltz and fox - trot arrangement. vintage 1920s stage song. used sheet music score for piano with bishaw tozer ukulele arrangement and words. featured - by - le troy' s danse orchestra (sic). cover illustration of a house in starlight with small inset photograph of le troy' s danse orchestra (le troy' s dance orchestra). 6 pages. (j albert & son. sydney. 1923) foxing and light wear to edges. small tears in fold. music is very good. rare. product id: mu23289 price: au $ 18. 00 shipping information for this item info add to cart
banshee continues with the theme of an outsider arriving to cause problems each week, and olek isn’t a disappointment on that front. the character has a distinct influence from the world of video games as he appears to be niko bellic, walked straight out of grand theft auto iv. we’ve seen banshee draw plenty of influence from other pop culture, in particular comic books, and now it taps into the world of gaming too, though its fight scenes have often whirled with the great feats of beat ‘em ups .
it would be a mistake to think that hermione drooped about the corridors weeping all day long. oh, she' d cried a lot the first two days, of course, but two days had been enough. there were parts of harry' s borrowed books about that, how even people who were paralyzed in car accidents weren' t nearly as unhappy as they' d expected to be, six months later, just like lottery winners weren' t nearly as happy as they' d expected. people adjusted, their happiness levels went back to their happiness set point, life went on .
no. 6 —
over the bright blue sea .
the last bar is cut so the segue into the gent' s chorus (no. 7) is from the penultimate bar .
she' d gotten all the way to number seventy, katherine scott, who' d apparently invented a way to turn small animals into lemon tarts, when she finally worked up the courage to speak .
safely encased in the exosuit, spock was able to swallow once before the doors parted beneath his feet, sending him on a controlled plunge into the intense heat, towering flames, and swirling mix of gases below. behind him, the shuttle bay doors immediately slammed shut. the cool transparency of the atmosphere inside the shuttle was replaced by angry yellows and reds as he embarked on a highspeed descent into hell .
tano didn' t particularly want to do this, but harry potter had been sorted into ravenclaw. the boy - who - lived was, technically, his fellow ravenclaw. and that meant there was a code .
star trek: into darkness was neither the worst of the star trek movies nor the best. the plot twists didn' t thrill me, but at least here in the book they are given more character ...
into the woods vocal selections - words and music by - stephen sondheim. use song book. songs from the stage production' into the woods' for piano and vocal. 56 pages. isbn: 0943351669. vf1445. (warner bros publications. 1988) ex library. library stamp on title page. library loan card pasted inside front cover. binding has cracked at title page. pages are very good. list of songs: into the woods; agony; it takes two; stay with me; any moment; no more; no one is alone. product id: mu21427b price: au $ 15. 00 shipping information for this item add to cart
overall, the author does an amazing job t captivating you into the story, and keeping you on the edge of your seat. the only reason this book didn' t get five stars, is because of that ending .
in her journal that evening, my daughter penned a commitment to find something positive about each experience. she would also cultivate a sense of humor about daily events. to her immense joy, she found that happiness is a conscious choice, not an automatic response. she is still applying that principle learned some twelve years ago as she now mothers five children .
then her eyes glanced down to see that harry was reaching into the red - velvet pouch and taking out a heart - shaped red - foil - wrapped sweet, and her brain melted down like chocolate left out in the sun .
our family’s first mountain camping trip was an experience in turning frustration into laughter. as the chill of night filled our tent, we put on every sweater and coat we brought, then stuffed ourselves into sleeping bags and snuggled close for warmth. we could hear other families readying their tents for the cold night. finally all was quiet at the campground. from the silence of our little group came a frustrated four - year - old cry, “mommy, i can’t turn over. ” giggles from other tents echoed around and we all felt warmer .
this instalment picks up where we left off in behold a pale rider, with lucas hood and ana / carrie hopewell enjoying their moment of blissful happiness. this isn’t just so banshee can squeeze in another sex scene between its two leads but rather to reinforce the pinnacle that it represents for the characters, and to contrast with what is coming for them, because no sooner is ana pulling her clothes back on than the descent begins .
finale — the chorus that concludes buttercup' s section is cut, thus giving a segue straight from buttercup into sir joseph' s section. the opera ends with just three chords (which i do not believe were written by sullivan) after the final' englishman' chorus .
i knew when i bought this book that author alan dean foster would do his usual superb job of turning, in this case, a godawful script into a pretty good novel. j. j abrams recycles the wrath of khan and though he promised it would be different, it wasn' t. way too many scenes were used and abused and one case one scenario was different but the same. lest one thing i' m just a disgruntled trek fan, i will say i liked the first film in spite of the problems it had. i' ve been a fan from the very beginning (i saw the first broadcast run of episode the man trap). into darkness had too much khan, too much of the same from the first film, but mr. foster' s novel turns a lot of that into something coherent .
. cue the thunder and rain that will accompany my ocean of tears that aim to drown me in anguish. yes, it was that depressing. just as i was gushing and blushing over the most adorable liam / ruby scene ever where they are imagining a world where they ride off into the sunset together
the common japanese fan, elementary in form, was a moving influence in the awakening breeze of modern'' renaissance ,
that under the various guises of æ stheticism first developed the
art craze
during the 1860s. by what happy circumstance the lovely fans of japan were first whirled into the artistic move we do not pretend to say ,
but it is certain that their advent was welcomed with as wild a show of enthusiasm as the intense disciples of the new culte ever permitted themselves to indulge in. at first they began modestly to adorn and brighten a few super - select but hitherto dingy studios. not as fans proper, or even as fire - screens— as by many they were inaptly termed— but as notes of color, harmonizing elements of tone, and points of
sweetness and light .
no. 16 —
never mind the why and wherefore .
the introduction into the 2nd and 3rd verses is cut from bars 3 to 6 inclusive. also only the last 8 and a half bars of the play out are used because the first 8 or so bars of this play out are cut .
as uhura stepped back, spock knelt and opened a clamshell metallic case. in addition to the brace of simple unifying electronics that turned the contents of the container from an assortment of seemingly unrelated materials and components into a device of uncommon power and unusual purpose, it was first and foremost a basic but well - made timing unit. after entering final critical information into it, he watched and waited a moment longer to ensure himself that the apparatus had been properly activated. only when he was certain of this did he stand, maintaining his balance as, despite its stabilizers, the shuttle was rocked by increasingly violent atmospheric forces .
not only when it comes to finding his parents, but how he took chub, zu, and ruby in like with an open mind and heart and cared for them like family. his loyalty to them is strong and pure, and that, my friends, already hooks a hook deep into the heart by itself .
in a private paper written in his sixties, eliot confessed :
i came to persuade myself that i was in love with vivienne simply because i wanted to burn my boats and commit myself to staying in england. and she persuaded herself (also under the influence of [ ezra ] pound) that she would save the poet by keeping him in england. to her, the marriage brought no happiness. to me, it brought the state of mind out of which came the waste land. ”
cbs paid the full one hundred dollars for the next radio play i wrote, and thanks to bill robson, i was launched. offers came amazingly fast from weekly dramatic radio shows like lux radio theater. commercial pulp, all of it. there i was, at the outset, faced with the art vs. commerce dilemma. except it wasn & apos; t a dilemma. i was too flattered that i was wanted, too thrilled at being paid for being happy. writing plays was happiness .
french gastronome brillat - savarin once noted that
the discovery of a new dish confers more happiness on humanity than the discovery of a new star .
works for me... and recently, too! after a few days spent on the enchanting caribbean island of curaçao last week, i discovered keshi yena, curaçaoan stuffed cheese, a local main - course dish that is a star, makes me profoundly happy - - and, at the same time, functions as a guide to the turbulent history of this fascinating country .
“i believe mr. scott is correct, sir. ” sulu spoke without looking up from his instrumentation. “if we were to be caught in a sufficiently violent eruption, i don’t think i could maintain altitude. especially taking into account how close we would be to the surface. there would be essentially no room in which to attempt emergency maneuvering. ”
kirk was first into the transporter room, with mccoy close behind. reflecting his excitement, the doctor was breathing hard. he had been forced to do entirely too much running this morning. halting near the entrance to the transporter room, he rested one hand on the doorway as members of one of the ship’s relief and rescue teams rushed past him .
the earliest representation of the folding fan—the fan proper—is found in the hands of the japanese god of happiness. between 900 and 960 it was adopted in china, and brought from that country to portugal during the fifteenth century. during the sixteenth century it appears to have been in general use in portugal, spain, and italy, from which it found its way to france with the italian perfumers, who went there in the train of catherine de medicis. in england fans were an adornment of female dress in henry viii' s reign. queen elizabeth
addressing some of the common criticisms directed against “the waste land” at the time, gilbert seldes stated ,
it seems at first sight remarkably disconnected and confused... [ however ] a closer view of the poem does more than illuminate the difficulties; it reveals the hidden form of the work, [ and ] indicates how each thing falls into place. ”
the branches and tendrils of the surrounding forest whipped at him; every second they slowed him, allowing the furious nibirans to draw that much closer. a foraging mother and child gazed up at him with wide eyes as he bolted past. sitting on a red branch, a creature that resembled a yellow anemone drew tentacles back into its sack - like body as he sped by. he didn’t know if it was plant, animal, or a combination of both, and at the moment he didn’t care. down a slope blanketed in red foliage, across a stream, and into a small clearing he raced—where, startled by his sudden emergence from the thick undergrowth, a massive fanged quadruped reared directly and unexpectedly in front of him .
regarding his method of playwriting, eliot explained, “if i set out to write a play, i start by an act of choice. i settle upon a particular emotional situation, out of which characters and a plot will emerge. and then lines of poetry may come into being: not from the original impulse but from a secondary stimulation of the unconscious mind. ”
as if lucas hood didn’t have enough problems, that annoying fbi agent is still hanging around and is now launching a full investigation into what’s going on in banshee. that might not be the wisest of moves, we’ve seen what happens to folk who get in the way in this town, but it’s a storyline that looks like it’s going to make hood sweat a bit .
the greatest threat to the survival of humankind is not co2, ch4, ww3, the nwo or economic collapse - our rapidly evaporating oceans are causing record - breaking rainfall to inundate cities, towns, crop fields and millions of lives due to abnormally warm ocean waters resulting from massive heat from underwater volcanoes. ice shelves are breaking apart at record speed which means the mexico - sized chunks of ice are sliding into the sea - massive displacement of sea water will soon launch colossal tsunami waves that will decimate our world. this isn' t speculation - it' s history repeating. the captains' logs going back hundreds of years tell us what we can expect - dozens of historic documents echo the same story in over a dozen languages. links are on my discussion page. those who want to survive have already re - located. for the best of all possible worlds, choose health, happiness, truth, peace, justice, beauty, helpfulness and compassionate loving kindness .
last, but far from least, is the gouverneur - - a restaurant institution in downtown otrabanda, with great views of the bay, and a much more historic feel than nearby restaurant la bahia. but the chef here is not having history in his keshi yena ($ 18): he has abandoned the orb, turned the chicken into big, juicy chunks. and substituted prunes for raisins .
around the rocky pinnacle where spock had prepared to meet his demise, the lava solidified. racing down into the depths, the reaction continued to work its magic. the throat of the volcano turned to solid basalt while the vast magma chamber below ceased to boil. its energy stilled, its anger calmed, the violent eruption that had been building within the supervolcano was aborted. still farther below, the three continental plates that had been on the verge of shifting catastrophically continued to grind away slowly against one another. the danger of a major quake devastating this portion of the planet and casting its rapidly maturing indigenous intelligence back into the darkness of the primitive hunter - gatherer receded. it might be hundreds of years, thousands, before such a danger to the planet’s rising intelligence raised its threatening white - hot head again .
the city was unhinged in wartime. i wallowed and whirled like a born - again hedonist, drinking my head off, fucking my brains out, looking for romance, hoping to find where i belonged. what kept me together was being a writer with a writer & apos; s discipline that came automatically with the yellow legal tablets and the blackwing pencils. in the center of homemade chaos, in the eye of my hurricane, week in, week out for most weeks in more than three years, i wrote an original radio propaganda play for the army of the united states of america until i hit a bad bottom with a wallop and had to get psychiatric help .
the small personnel airlock through which they entered had been designed to deal with the airlessness of space, not an influx of seawater. it still served its function, however, and the minor mess caused by the damp entry of the two officers would not take long to clean up. the few flopping ocean dwellers that had been unlucky enough to be caught in the hasty entrance would profitably find their way into the ship’s science labs .
alan dean foster ’s work to date includes excursions into hard science fiction, fantasy, horror, detective, western, historical, and contemporary fiction. he has also written numerous nonfiction articles on film, science, and scuba diving and produced the novel versions of many films, including such well - known productions as star wars, the first three alien films, alien nation, and the chronicles of riddick. other works include scripts for talking records, radio, computer games, and the story for the first star trek movie. his novel shadowkeep was the first ever book adaptation of an original computer game. in addition to publication in english his work has been translated into more than fifty languages and has won awards in spain and russia. his novel cyber way won the southwest book award for fiction in 1990, the first work of science fiction ever to do so .
ana’s dramatic exit from hood’s apartment doesn’t get her very far as no sooner is she out the door than she runs into her father’s associate olek, who arrived in town at the end of last episode, and who tries to stuff her in the boot of his car. thankfully lucas hood is having none of it. in case of emergency, break glass, which is precisely what hood does when he caves in olek’s car window .
uhura laid a last look on the science officer, then turned and joined sulu in the cockpit. airlock doors shut tightly behind her as she settled into the seat beside the helmsman. sulu was now sweating as heavily as if he were floating outside in the volcanic flow. uhura spared a final thought for the science officer rather than for what he was about to do, and then, taking a deep breath, she initiated the drop .
i also loved how this romance was not insta - love! which totally gave this book at least an automatic three stars in my mind when i realized that from the beginning. development, development, development! i cannot stress that enough! it’s clear that bracken put a lot of deep thought into developing this novel. the world was incredibly created and strangely realistic, as far as world where kids are running around with powers can go, of course. the voices and dialogues stayed true to characters, and the pacing was perfect! there was hardly ever a dull moment, even when there were explanations about psi powers and all that jazz, i was still sucked into the story because there was always something going on the kept my eyes glued to those pages. and let me tell you, it was not pretty when i was forced to part from this book in between breaks .
no !
she said .
no, you shouldn' t think that, harry! just - just - just everything !
she realized that her wand was still pointed at harry, and she lowered it. she was trying very hard not to burst out into tears .
everything !
she repeated, and couldn' t find any better to say than that, although she was certain that harry wanted to tell her to be specific .
most weeks on banshee, we’re treated to an opening scene before the titles roll, often as an indication of what to expect. we shall live forever goes straight into the mixture of ever - changing snapshots and end - of - the - world guitar riffs, which seems a little odd. once this hour is up though, you realise that it would have been very difficult to choose an appropriate opening to indicate the emotional draining that was about to occur .
while ana is turning his humble abode into a wrecking shop, lucas hood has been tracked down by rebecca bowman. given their numerous previous encounters, and the connection that the two seemed to establish during episode five, the kindred, it wouldn’t be unreasonable for rebecca to think she’d found a friend in the sheriff. lucas has other things on his mind though and his distraction pushes her away, but not before that pesky little tell tale clay burton has spied them .
to a stunned uhura, the unprogrammed rapidity of the cable’s ascent could mean only one thing. “the line... there’s no weight on it. ” though equally distressed, sulu had no time to comfort her. as individual components shut down or went offline, the shuttle’s performance was being swiftly degraded. frantically bypassing damaged elements and engaging emergency backups, he was fully occupied in striving to keep them from following the science officer into the volcano’s blistering, molten depths .
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“kirk to shuttle one: locals are out of the immediate kill zone. i’ve... given them something else to focus on. you’re clear to proceed as we discussed! i repeat, you’re clear to proceed! operation’s a go now! ” lowering the communicator, he looked to his left. “you know, for someone whose expertise resides in what is essentially a sedentary profession, you move pretty good. ” a spear slammed into the tree just to his right .
it is asserted that charlotte corday killed marat without letting go her fan, which she continued to hold in one hand, while with the other she plunged the dagger into the breast of the monster. during the revolutionary and consulate period sandal and cedar wood fans cut in fret - work were greatly in fashion. they were usually mounted with medallions engraved by bartolozzi and others, with portraits of louis xvi, lafayette, or scenes such as the taking of the bastile printed in colors .
a terrific thrill ride that captures the mood, the pace, and a strong sense of each of the main characters' (kirk' s, spock' s, scotty' s, uhura' s ,
harrison
' s and lt. carol marcus') arcing emotional journeys. ms. alice eve (who portrays carol marcus in the film) does skillful work as she envelopes us in alan dean foster' s words that largely catches the power of j. j. abrams' best film to date, and, best of all, without falling into any actorly impulses, ms. eve doesn' t try to replicate, say, chris pine' s bravura interpretation of jim kirk (nor does she fall into the easily tempting cadences of william shatner); it comes off, to me, almost as carol marcus' take on her captain. a really good listening experience that' s only missing the great musical scoring cues of michael giachhino .
star trek into darkness is my favourite movie. i' ve seen it... many times, let' s say. while this book is great for reliving the film, and it' s got some fabulous extra bits for scotty, there are a bunch of really strange choices in the narrative that aren' t in the film at all, such as mccoy somehow managing in just a few minutes to get all of khan' s crew out of the torpedoes, and then replaced with replicant people he makes in medbay. really? he took the time to fabricate 72 fake humans and stuff them into the torpedoes? all for when khan scans the torpedoes to see there are
people
in them. but this completely ignores the fact that they have to open one up to find khan' s crew member inside, specifically because they can' t scan the torpedoes. it' s also obvious that the author was working from an earlier version of the script than what made it into the movie. there' s a lot of dialogue that changes a bunch of conversations between the characters, especially concerning khan towards the end of the film. the book also has thomas harewood as a visitor to the kelvin archive in london, when he actually worked there. i' m pretty sure they wouldn' t let a visitor onto the bottom level. there are a few other issues with the book, but on the whole, it' s enjoyable .
first and foremost the great darrell fancourt, just a year or two into the roles he would make his own and define. interestingly sounding lighter voiced than both his later deadeyes, and taking the upper alternative notes on' ploughs the water' at a time when these were not published in the vs. on his next recording he takes the low g, but reverts to the higher on his last rendition. i wish i could remember which he did on the only occasion i saw him play the part .
it would have been far easier if spock could simply beam in and out with the ship’s transporter. but while they could beam him into the volcano, it would be impossible to set him down on a safe, solid location. to do that would have required a preliminary visual fix: one they had neither the time nor the precise means to obtain. sometimes, despite the availability of the most advanced tech, nothing worked better than a pair of experienced eyes... and being directly on site .
during the whole of these several periods the many beautiful examples of fans produced in holland, italy, and spain may be easily recognized by the impress they bear of the art and style of those countries. all the finest skins, known as
chicken - skin ,
although the skin was kid' s skin subject to peculiar treatment (art lost since the time of louis xvi, when silk mounts came into fashion), were brought from italy. painted sticks also were in much favor for italian fans .
not that i was a gung ho patriot. i didn & apos; t want to be inducted — i was drafted before we were at war — but it was unthinkable for me to admit my sexuality to anyone except a friend in the same leaky boat and i didn & apos; t have such a friend until after i was in the army. my first year and a half in uniform, i went protectively numb. then i was put on detached service in new york and went hurling out into orbit .
i have finally finished this almost 500 page boring crap, thanks to my cousin. expectations, expectations, i should seriously start lowering them. i went into this book expecting some badass, kickass action scenes with a strong heroine, but what i got was a boring ass long as fuck road trip story with some dun dun dun. when i think dystopian, this is what comes to my mind: •evil government •some sort of plague / disease •group of teens that must take down the government •some action •butt kicking femal
yes, uncle! (fox trot). song from the musical - by - nat d ayer. used original sheet music score for piano solo - arranged by - r s stoddon. illustrated cover as shown. (b feldman, london, 1918) oversize, edge wear with small tears, unfortunately the middle page is very tattered on the edges with one tear going into the pages, else music is good. product id: pns4689 price: au $ 20. 00 shipping information for this item add to cart
vivian ellis song album from his famous musical plays. used song book. sheet music book for piano with chord names and words. 23 pages. 42562. (chappell & co. london. undated but circa 1955) covers are lightly grubby. spine is worn with small tear at top. else in very good condition. list of songs: love me little, love me long (from' and so to bed'); this is my lovely day (from' bless the bride') (solo or duet); spread a little happiness (from' mister cinders'); she' s my lovely! (from' hide and seek'); i' m on a see - saw (from' jill, darling'). product id: mu21470 price: au $ 5. 00 shipping information for this item add to cart
it was not a long fall, but the landing was hard enough. spock winced as contact was made with the unyielding rocky surface. jolted from his grasp, the case and its precious contents tumbled toward the molten rock that surrounded the solid stone on which he had landed. as he rolled and struggled to stabilize his position, he fumbled for the rankine nullifier. ignoring the pain in his back and ribs, he scrambled to recover it before it was lost to the seething lava. high overhead, the lower length of the broken cable had vanished into the roiling, toxic haze .
his warning was acknowledged with a hand wave. it was not half - hearted, but half - human. turning back to nyota uhura, spock stood stoically as she continued sealing him into the exosuit. designed for heavy - duty work under the most extreme conditions, the brilliantly metallic, copper - colored suit was far less flexible than its standard - issue cousins. it could protect its wearer from nearly anything, but it could not make spock comfortable. the latter did not concern the vulcan. survival did. tilting his head slightly to one side, he spoke toward the suit’s pickup .
the restaurant is simple, and the keshi yena is direct: the cheese casing is ultra - thick, made from good slices of aged gouda (the cheese is a little darker in color here, due to the age). inside is a meaty combo reminiscent of chili con carne, or sloppy joe - - that is, the meat gets a fine grind. the meaty pebbles swim inside in a spicy - tomato - y sauce, and when you break into the mold, there are few distractions from the meat - and - cheese encounter (other than the now - obligatory garnishes) .
miss s. was a short, unfortunately fat young woman who always wore black and adored my father. once, on her birthday, i heard him call her pearl, and she burst into tears. in my early teens, i said farewell to miss s. ; off i went to the theatre on my own. tickets were bought cut - rate in the basement below gray & apos; s drugstore in times square. the prices, posted behind the counter on a board that changed like stock market quotations, were odd: $ 1. 21, $ 3. 17, etc .
last week i noted that banshee ’s writers, jonathan tropper and david schickler, had astutely pre - empted what their viewers may be thinking and worked it into their dialogue. for weeks we’ve assumed that we were one step ahead of lucas hood in the knowledge of deva’s true father, and that it would rock the sheriff when revealed. we should not have been so presumptuous about a man like hood though, as he greets the news with an “i knew she was mine the moment i saw her. ” it’s another great moment from banshee that takes what we’ve been expecting and turns it on its head .
easy piano arrangements from mame: if he walked into my life; mame; my best girl; open a new window; we need a little christmas starring ginger rogers - words and music by - jerry herman - arranged for easy piano by - georges newtone. used oblong softcover songbook for easy piano with chord names and words. 25 pages. illustrated with black and white photographs from the stage production. 3164. (edwin h morris & co. london. 1966) covers are grubby. pages are very good. product id: mu25703 price: au $ 15. 00 shipping information for this item add to cart
being alone with my father and the maid of the moment was also fun. then one thursday, while he was at the office and the maid was off, i went into my mother & apos; s closet with a pair of scissors and cut the fringe off an evening dress. (in a clearing in the woods, a little girl cuts up her father & apos; s tie .) that night, i had stomach pains which frightened more than they hurt. my father kept me home from school; i vomited most of that day and night. in the morning, i had elephantiasis of one leg and a fever of 104. while the doctor debated whether it was typhoid fever or rheumatic fever (it was the latter; luckily, my heart survived undamaged), my father telephoned my mother. as she traveled back north, the fever broke, of course. the episode brought them back together but it split my sister and me. for years, she thought that our parents preferred me, i thought my mother preferred her. we were both wrong. my father did prefer me; for my mother, preference didn & apos; t come into play. edith needed her and i didn & apos; t .
“she’s yours”. at last, the confirmation behind the true paternity of deva hopewell, forced out of ana by hood. as she begins to slip through his fingers, lucas goes for a pretty low blow, getting ana to admit that the family she so wants to protect is a lie, just like her carrie alter ego. it’s a measure of how hurt hood is at this moment that’s he risking pulling at ana’s most volatile thread, but he’s also ingratiating himself into the situation she holds so dear. if family is what means the world to ana, then she will never be able to truly say goodbye to him .
i went over every element of the play, every situation, every line i could remember. the best i came up with was a curtain line for one scene :
did you ever notice that the foothills of nebraska resemble a woman & apos; s breast ?
breast
! that must have made the play unfit for me! i was flummoxed again when my parents and some friends cut short a discussion of noël coward & apos; s the vortex when i walked into the living room. i ran to the dictionary to look up vortex .
whirlpool .
whirlpool? vortex? they must have said kotex .
from the sixteenth century up to the late 1800s throughout the whole of europe, the dress of no fashionable lady en grande tenue appears to have been complete without the addition of a fan. so prominent a part has this little “modish machine
played in intrigue, love, and scandal that it has been aptly termed
the woman' s scepter .
invitations were given by it, assignations were made; a gracious furl encouraged the lover; a disdainful furl plunged him into despair. to read aright this language became a necessity in the education of all fine gallants, who must know how to understand each movement and interpret each flutter .
my mother arrived at the jersey synagogue, unexpectedly composed. she had divided her life into taking care of my father and taking care of my sister and her children, even long - distance. she couldn & apos; t take care of me — i wouldn & apos; t let her, which she resented. but she avoided a confrontation; she always avoided a confrontation she couldn & apos; t win. during the ceremony, the rabbi, chosen by my brother - in - law, patronized my dead sister because she hadn & apos; t been a member of his corseted congregation. my mother tightened at his snide remarks but didn & apos; t shake her head as she ordinarily would have. and when we walked together from the car to the grave site in the cemetery, her hand was quiet on my arm, she remained quiet and composed. she held on to her dignity until the moment of lowering the casket into the grave. as it came sliding out on mechanized beams, she began to tremble. i put my arm around her and held her tight to me — she was shaking terribly — but she gasped
not a machine !
and began to cry and cry, not as though her heart was breaking, for it had broken. she just let go .
at eight years old i sang
braid the raven hair
from
the mikado
as a duet with my sister. eventually i developed into a boy soprano - you know. one of those dreadful children the women want to kiss and the men want to kick. for five years or more i went round lancashire singing the soprano songs in oratorio -
samson
,
judas maccabeus
,
messiah
, the jewel song from
faust
, and
neath my lattice
from
the rose of persia
. at nine years old i was singing
sweet rosie o' grady
in a liverpool pantomime. with vesta tilley as principal boy.
whirled into happiness is a musical comedy with music by robert stolz , and book and lyrics by harry graham , adapted from stolz 's der tanz ins glück , with a libretto by robert bodanzky and bruno hardt-warden . the work , billed as a " musical farce " , was presented in london in 1922 . 
whirled into happiness is a musical comedy with music by robert stolz, and book and lyrics by harry graham, adapted from stolz's der tanz ins glück, with a libretto by robert bodanzky and bruno hardt-warden. the work, billed as a " musical farce ", was presented in london in 1922.
whirled into happiness is a musical comedy with music by robert stolz, and book and lyrics by harry graham, adapted from stolz's der tanz ins glück, with a libretto by robert bodanzky and bruno hardt-warden. the work, billed as a " musical farce ", was presented in london in 1922.