#Richard Brewster

[genevieveetguy]

. - What did you run away for? It was only a joke! - Why didn't you tell me?

Little Fugitive, Ray Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin (1953)

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Anna Richards Brewster - Sleeping Cat (n.d.)

[simcoesleftear]

turnposting: twitter edition vol.2

[hiidkwhatimdoing7525]

turn week day 6: Favorite Crossover

my favorite gotta be Hamilton and turn, aka hamilturn so I made these, it took so fucking long and I’m really proud of how it came out

only Robert rogers understood the assignment

[80smovies]

[theancientwise]

All i can say is that Turn: Washington's Spies is one of the BEST historical dramas I've ever watched. I loved every single episode of it. The characters, the ambientations, the writing, the soundtrack. Perfect. Just Perfect.

(well, expect for Anna and Abe's drama: i've found it unbearable, even when they already had such amazing patners like Mary Woodhull and Selah Strong)

[sauronnaise]

Me: I stay away from drama.

Also, me, whenever I hear drama:

[pintoras]

Anna Richards Brewster (American, 1870-1952): Outside the Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem (via Sotheby's)

[viola-ophelia]

Turn marching band au

my high school didn't have a marching band, just a regular band, and i wasn't in it (i was an athlete LOL) so this is based off of my one year of experience in sixth-grade band haha. (i played the clarinet btw, in case that's relevant)

washington is the exhausted band director

ben plays the trumpet. why? idk, it seems like his vibe

caleb is DEFINITELY percussion

anna seems like a clarinet kinda gal... first chair, of course

abe plays something dumb like the triangle just to get the class credit

john andre plays the flute, ofc! (and every other instrument. he's a theatre kid, he gets the solos)

hewlett plays the piano VERY enthusiastically

simcoe isn't even in the band but is at every rehearsal for mysterious reasons

abigail plays the bass clarinet. she's underrated like her instrument, but lowkey carries every song

peggy isn't in the band. she does ~choir~

robert townsend plays the sax. he's cool like that

mary plays the oboe and is surprisingly girlboss at it

robert rogers plays the flute only because john andre also plays the flute and he wants to bother and stalk him

benedict arnold plays the trombone. he thinks he should get every solo, but he is wrong (and no one wants to hear a trombone solo anyway!)

lafayette plays the FRENCH horn (LOOOL)

hamilton plays the trumpet and talks ben's ear off about politics every rehearsal

baker plays the bassoon, because no one else wanted to and he took one for the team

and richard woodhull is that One Annoying Parent who spams washington with meddlesome emails about how abe should have gotten every solo

[annastrxng]

@cabbxges-and-kings​

[hewlettscute]

Sorry more roblox turn memes..

[twenty-words-or-less]

The Deadly Spawn

Summary: A bunch of flesh-eating aliens crash-land into Earth and immediately start feasting on the local population.

$8k cost apparent - bad acting and cheap FX offset by chaotic charm that can only come from DIY filmmaking.

Rating: 2.25/5

Photo credit: Gruesome Magazine

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Anna Richards Brewster - Hidden Hearth (n.d.)

[jonathan5485]

Anna Richards Brewster. Part 1. 

The Early Years Anna Richards (c.1885) My featured artist today is Anna Richards Brewster, the much-admired American Impressionist painter who was one of the most successful women artists of her time and yet her name has largely been forgotten. Anna was born in the Germantown neighbourhood of Philadelphia in 1870. She was the sixth of eight children of William and Anna Richards. William Trost…

[oldsardens]

Anna Richards Brewster - Portrait of Miss Coole, seated wearing a white dress

[esonetwork]

The Deadly Spawn | Episode 362

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The Deadly Spawn | Episode 362

Jim reflects back on his first viewing of a low-budget Sci-Fi Classic from 1983 – “The Deadly Spawn,” starring Charles George Hildebrandt, Tom DeFranco, Richard Lee Porter, Jean Tafler, Kathy Tighe, James Brewster and Elizabeth Marner-Brooks. Douglas McKeown’s directorial debut caught audiences by surprise 40 years ago leading to a solid cult following over the years. Find out more on this episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.