#Rita Kimball

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When Rita Kimball found Spike in the parking lot of a grocery store in Camden, Ohio, USA, she had no idea the little chihuahua would still be her pet over 13 years later - let alone become the oldest dog living. 

The record holding su-paw-star, who was 23 years and 43 days old as of 7 December 2022, stands at 9 inches (22.86 cm) tall and weighs just 12.9 pounds (5.85 kg).

Impressively, he was already 10 years old when Rita and her family found him.

“He had been shaved up his back, had blood stains around his neck from a chain or rope, and looked pretty rough,” said Rita. 

“The clerk in the grocery told us he had been there for three days, and they were feeding him scraps.”

Not knowing who Spike belonged to, Rita decided to take the pup home to join the rest of the herd on her small farm. 

“When we left the store and entered the parking lot, he followed,” recalled Rita. 

Inspired by a cartoon dog that was known for its size and aggressive disposition, Rita named her new four-legged friend Spike. 

“My dog seemed to be the opposite; he was small and friendly, so I thought it just seemed to fit him,” said Rita.

“Spike was a name for a large dog. My guy was small, but he had the attitude of a big dog.”

In fact, the only time Spike ever bears his infamous chihuahua personality is when he’s pet by a stranger. 

“He is friendly but since he’s almost blind and hard of hearing, he gets testy at times and just wants to be left alone,” said Rita. 

But what does it take for a canine to reach a staggering 23 years of age? 

Well, for one, a solid routine. 

Spike starts his day between 7:00 am and 7:30 am. Sometimes he’ll eat breakfast right away or at times he’ll fast for a bit. 

On summer weekends, he takes walks with his beloved Rita in their rural hometown. 

“He visits with the animals in the barn: cows, horses, and barn cats,” said Rita. 

But those larger than Spike are no longer intimidated by his antics. 

“When he was younger, he tried intimidating the cows and horses by barking and trying to chase them,” said Rita.

“Now they just stare at him and don’t even move.”

After his morning stroll, Spike heads back to the house where he naps on the porch and prepares for the day ahead while Rita fixes herself a cup of coffee. 

“There’s always something to do on a farm; we cut wood, clean out fence rows, bale hay and harvest crops,” said Rita. 

After a long week of farm work, Spike will usually relish in Saturday evening baths.

Occasionally, he has braunschweiger with cheese for dinner and sometimes indulges in his favourite chips. 

"In his early years, he loved Doritos,” recalled Rita. 

“He liked them crunched up and would eat the cheese Doritos every time we had them.”

Some of Spike’s other favourite pastimes are napping, playing cat and mouse with the housecat Foxxy, and hiding his toy fox around the house.

It was during an episode of Jimmy Fallon one evening where Rita heard the news of former oldest dog living Pebbles and realised that Spike was actually older. 

“Most of our family knew that Spike was old but didn’t know he had a shot at being the oldest in the world,” said Rita. 

“Now that he is a record holder, they see him as a celebrity.”

Rita advises those with fuzzy friends to give their pet a healthy diet, room to roam, daily exercise, and unlimited love and attention.

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Guinness World Records names 23-year-old Chihuahua mix from Ohio world's oldest living dog

According to the Guinness World Records, the world’s oldest living dog is a 23-year-old Chihuahua mix in Ohio. Spike, who was 23 years and 43 days old on Dec. 7, 2022, is approximately 9 inches tall and 12.9 pounds.  His owner, Rita Kimball, found him in the parking lot of a Camden, Ohio, grocery store over 13 years ago. He was believed to be 10 years old at the time. “He had been shaved up his…

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OK, March 8

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Bruce Springsteen

Page 1: Big Pic -- as part of Coach's latest campaign Jennifer Lopez posed with a supersized pink version of their new Pillow Tabby purse

Page 2: Contents

Page 3: Contents

Page 4: Chris Harrison gone for good? The Bachelor host's future with the show remains uncertain after his controversial interview with Rachel Lindsay

Page 6: Since the start of his career Justin Timberlake has endured his fair share of scandals but after welcoming his second son with wife Jessica Biel over the summer and celebrating his 40th birthday, he is confessing that he feels immense guilt about the past and he won't be making the same mistakes in the future -- Justin's done some soul-searching and accepts that he's wronged a lot of people over the years with his own terrible mistakes and he says he's still a work in progress, but step one has been to stand up and admit he's hurt too many women -- in addition to a boozy night out with his Palmer costar Alisha Wainwright in 2019 and his part in the now-infamous Nipplegate incident with Janet Jackson at the 2004 Super Bowl, Justin recently came under fire again due to the documentary Framing Britney Spears which showed him exploiting his breakup from Britney Spears to help his solo career -- Justin's learned from his mistakes and has a lot more sensitivity about the impact of his actions on other people and that's the big difference between the Justin of today and his old, immature self and that self-awareness was evident in an emotional statement that he posted apologizing to both Britney and Janet for the errors in his ways -- his words drew praise from his wife Jessica who says he's come a long way as a husband, a father and more importantly, a human being

Page 7: Wendy Williams is on the prowl for a new man and he's got to be husband material and she is ready for a serious commitment -- Wendy's been staying up until all hours of the night checking out guys online and on exclusive dating apps and she wants someone age-appropriate, fun, kind, independent and of course has no history of cheating -- she's feeling very optimistic and even buying new perfume and clothes and jewelry for all the dates she hopes to have once lockdown lifts

* Texas native Matthew McConaughey is seriously considering throwing his hat in the ring to become the state's next governor -- he's been putting out feelers to see if he's got sufficient support and if enough donors are willing to write checks, he'd mount an aggressive run in 2022 -- he's already gotten the thumbs-up from his wife Camila Alves and their three kids -- at this point, he needs to see an actual path to winning because he's not interested in just making a protest statement; don't be fooled by his aw-shucks attitude, Matthew means business

* Now that Keeping Up With the Kardashians is coming to an end, the hunt is on for a new family to replace the clan and one reality pro is poised to nab the prize: Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna -- there's already been talk about Lisa picking up the torch and her family is camera ready, consisting of husband Harry Hamlin, and their daughters Delilah Hamlin who's dating Love Island's Eyal Booker and Amelia Hamlin who's dating Scott Disick

Page 8: Things keep going from bad to worse for Armie Hammer -- he was forced to drop out of his upcoming movie Shotgun Wedding with Jennifer Lopez after direct messages he allegedly sent to women in which he described himself as a cannibal and detailed disturbing sexual fantasies were leaked online -- Armie was also fired by his talent agency WME and now the disgraced star may get cut from his new film Next Goal Wins which has already been shot -- he's radioactive and everybody knows it and his completed but unreleased work is getting a second look as studios want to do damage control, and that includes another of his finished projects Death on the Nile where his part could end up on the cutting room floor -- he's a pariah now and it's hard to see how he's ever going to come back from this

* Jennifer Aniston has always had a spiritual side but these days she is taking things to a whole new plane -- Jen has surrounded herself with psychics and has been doing Goddess Circles with the same group of close friends for 30 years, but now she's taking courses to learn to heal herself and be her own guru -- BFF Courteney Cox has been a big influence and Jen's learned a lot from Courteney, who's had a long-term interest in mediums, astrologists and horoscopes, and she's trying to fuse it all together into her own brand of spirituality -- Jen's had a lot of time alone, which has only deepened her questions about the universe and how she can make the most of her life and she's determined to find the answers

* Princess Eugenie is over the moon after welcoming her first child, a baby boy with businessman husband Jack Brooksbank but now the new mom is torn about taking time out from her royal responsibilities -- Eugenie would love to take a long break from everything and focus solely on raising her son however she knows deep down how much she's needed, especially since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are showing no signs of coming back -- as she weighs her options, Eugenie is looking to her multi-tasking cousin-in-law Duchess Kate for some inspiration because she's impressed by how Kate is able to juggle her official duties while raising three young kids

Page 10: Red Hot on the Red Carpet -- stars captivate in enchanting puff-sleeve numbers -- Bel Powley, Aubrey Plaza, Lupita Nyong'o

Page 11: Kaitlyn Dever, Lucy Boynton, Margaret Qualley

Page 12: Who Wore It Better? Hilary Swank vs. Madeline Brewer, Bella Hadid vs. Devon Windsor, Alison Brie vs. Dua Lipa

Page 14: News in Photos -- Tayshia Adams and her fiance Zac Clark felt on top of the world when the visited the Empire State Building together

Page 15: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were inseparable while out and about in Beverly Hills, Bill Murray and NFL player Larry Fitzgerald Jr. were among the many stars to shoot their shot during a charity golf tournament in Pebble Beach, Rita Ora performing on an episode of the U.K. show Dancing on Ice in Hertfordshire

Page 16: At the Australian Open Serena Williams came out on top during the fourth round, Bachelorette alum Jordan Kimball and fiancee Christina Creedon couldn't wait until they got home to enjoy Candy Pop popcorn's new Peanut M&M's flavor from Sam's Club in Houston, Heidi Montag spent the day hitting the slopes at Lake Tahoe

Page 17: Hailey Bieber starring in Beyonce's new Ivy Park x Adidas collection

Page 18: Brody Jenner had a blast snow tubing while shooting the second season of The Hills: New Beginnings in Lake Tahoe, Avril Lavigne stepped out with her new boyfriend Mod Sun for a romantic dinner in West Hollywood

Page 20: Justin Bieber looked like he'd just hopped out of bed in a sweater and checkered fleece pants in L.A., Robin Thicke in front of a piano in L.A.

Page 21: Steve Martin doubled up on face coverings on the set of his new project Only Murders in the Building in NYC, Michelle Obama on her new show Waffles + Michi, Cardi B spoiled herself with high-end goods during a day of shopping on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills

Page 22: Brooke Burke romancing with boyfriend Scott Rigsby on Valentine's Day, Lucy Hale accessorized her look with her newest rescue pup Ethel in L.A., Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon masked up for a snowy outing in NYC

Page 24: For Galentine's Day Vanessa Lachey snacked on macarons and sipped on wine in L.A.

Page 25: Bella Hadid alongside models Mayowa Nicholas and Heejung Park in Michael Kors' new campaign for the Spring 2021 collection, Hugh Grant stepped out for some fresh hair in London, Sofia Vergara kept it casual during a visit to a pal's house in Beverly Hills

Page 26: Inside My Home -- Katherine Heigl and Josh Kelley's Rocky Mountain retreat

Page 28: Marriage isn't easy especially during a global health crisis but for Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard divorce is not an option -- Kristen said she and Dax at the start of the pandemic were at a point in their marriage where they definitely needed a little therapy brush-up and every couple of years they're being very antagonistic towards each other and they don't want that so they go back to therapy and figure out how they can serve their team goal better and it's been incredibly helpful and even in the toughest times they always have each other's back and they're committed to being each other's biggest support systems -- while their relationship may never be perfect, they're happy and love each other and that's what matters most

Page 29: Now that Tom Brady has won his seventh Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he has set his sights on the next prize: baby No. 3 with wife Gisele Bundchen -- they've been telling friends they hope to make an announcement by summer at the latest and Tom and Gisele have been super loved-up since leaving Boston and moving to Florida after the QB signed on with the Bucs and the change of scenery has worked wonders on their love life and put them in baby-making mode -- the duo, who recently bought a $17 million spread on Miami's exclusive Indian Creek Island, plan to build a luxury mansion there complete with a nursery and they hope to be all settled in when the new arrival comes -- they've never felt healthier or been happier

* Aaron Rodgers looked positively giddy when he revealed he had a fiancee, Shailene Woodley at the NFL Honors, but the QB is dreading the next step: bringing her home to meet his parents because it's no secret that Aaron's been estranged from them for years and the last thing he wants is for Shailene to get caught up in the drama -- Shailene wants Aaron to clear the air with his folks, but he's not ready to do that and he doesn't want to bring Shailene into a toxic environment

* It's only been two years since Miranda Lambert married Brendan McLoughlin but she's already itching for some alone time -- she's headed to Texas in April for her first concert in over a year and she's told Brendan he shouldn't come because it will be all work and no play but she really wants to get away from him for a while and after the pair's recent road trip together, Miranda is desperate for some space -- sometimes Miranda feels like she's living with a baby because Brendan whines and complains about life on her farm

Page 30: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's romance is heating up fast, so much so that she's practically handed over the keys to her Calabasas estate and she loves having Travis sleep over and sometimes he'll stay the whole weekend -- he gets along famously with her children and Travis has been a friend of the family for years, so the kids have pretty much known him their whole lives and they'll do fun stuff together like hiking or playing video games and Travis loves making breakfast and showing off his pancake-flipping skills --Travis is spending so much time at Kourt's place that he's moved a bunch of his stuff in to make it easier for his kids Landon and Alabama with ex Shanna Moakler to visit him there -- everyone's convinced they'll be living together full-time before you know it

* Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were met with a flurry of well-wishes after they revealed they're expecting baby No. 2 -- the couple decided to wait until Meghan was safely into her second trimester to share the news and they only told a handful of family members before the public and they wanted to cherish this secret for as long as they could -- Harry and Meghan have been nesting at their Montecito mansion and have been busy prepping the nursery and making sure it's eco-friendly with energy-efficient lighting and they're keeping it as plastic-free as possible

* Love Bites -- Clare Crawley and Dale Moss reunited, Kit Harington and Rose Leslie welcomed a baby boy, Paris Hilton and Carter Reum engaged

Page 32: Cover Story -- Bruce Springsteen's private world -- he's an open book in his songs, but here's Bruce's untold story of his struggles with depression and regret -- he still has dark thoughts from time to time but therapy and medication have helped a great deal

Page 36: Stars' Cheating Confessions -- sometimes all you can do is beg for forgiveness; these celebs have all had to plead their case -- Donny and Debbie Osmond, Jude Law and Sienna Miller, Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith

Page 37: David Letterman and Regina Lasko, Dean McDermott and Tori Spelling, Kevin Hart and Eniko Parrish

Page 40: Interview -- Elizabeth Olsen -- the Avengers star dishes about getting witchy again for Marvel's mind-bending WandaVision

Page 42: Golden Girls -- how these Golden Globes nominees get their award-worthy figures -- Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicole Kidman, Lily Collins

Page 43: Kaley Cuoco, Michelle Pfeiffer, Amanda Seyfried

Page 44: Aadila Dosani's vegan recipe for Chickpea and Potato Soup

Page 46: Style Week -- Ashley Graham is the new global brand ambassador for self-tanning label St. Tropez

Page 48: What's Hot Right Now -- create a naturally gorgeous, flushed look with fashion designer Jason Wu's namesake makeup collection

Page 49: Haute hippie retro jeans -- take a trip back to the '70s with Revice Denim's ultra-cool capsule, Los Angeles Lovers -- Delilah Belle Hamlin

Page 50: Flower Power -- floral prints are spring's hottest trend -- rock the pretty blooms for a fresh, boho-chic look -- Kaia Gerber

Page 52: DIY Blowout -- these foolproof finds deliver impeccable hair right at home -- Drew Barrymore

Page 54: Entertainment

Page 55: Q&A with Mary Fitzgerald of Selling Sunset

Page 58: Buzz -- after months of playing it coy, these celebs confirmed their relationships on Valentine's Day -- Scott Disick and Amelia Hamlin

Page 59: Vanessa Hudgens and Cole Tucker, Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker, Kendall Jenner and Devin Booker

Page 60: Sound Bites -- Halsey on not conforming to conventional beauty standards, Anderson Cooper on coparenting with his ex, Ashley Graham on the importance of self-care, Kate Winslet on feeling like a fish out of water in Hollywood

Page 61: Tom Holland on the plot of the next Spider-Man flick, Mila Kunis joking about keeping her family entertained during quarantine, Drew Barrymore when asked if she's ever been skinny-dipping, Madelaine Petsch on playing a teen in Clare at 16

Page 62: Horoscope -- Pisces Lupita Nyong'o turned 38 on March 1

Page 64: By the Numbers -- Riz Ahmed

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Update: Netflix has announced today that the prequel series "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance" will launch on the streaming service Friday, August 30th!

While you wait, check out the new images below and stay tuned for a trailer!

The 10-episode fantasy adventure series takes place many years before the events of the groundbreaking 1982 fan favorite, and is realized using classic puppetry with cutting edge visual effects created by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop and Brian Froud, the original feature’s conceptual designer! Yep, you read that correctly. Old school puppetry. No CGI!

The series voice cast is led by Taron Egerton (Kingsman), Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch), and Nathalie Emmanuel ("Game of Thrones"), as Rian, Brea and Deet, three Gelfling heroes.

Other Gelfling characters are voiced by:

Caitriona Balfe ("Outlander")

Helena Bonham-Carter (The King’s Speech)

Harris Dickinson (forthcoming Maleficent 2)

Natalie Dormer ("Game of Thrones")

Eddie Izzard (Ocean’s Thirteen)

Theo James (The Divergent Series)

Toby Jones (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy)

Shazad Latif ("Star Trek: Discovery")

Gugu Mbatha-Raw (The Cloverfield Paradox)

Mark Strong (Kingsman)

Alicia Vikander (Tomb Raider)

The Skeksis and Mystics are voiced by:

Harvey Fierstein (Torch Song)

Mark Hamill (Star Wars)

Ralph Ineson ("Game of Thrones")

Jason Isaacs ("The OA")

Keegan-Michael Key ("Key and Peele")

Ólafur Darri Ólafsson ("True Detective")

Simon Pegg (Shaun of the Dead)

Andy Samberg ("Brooklyn Nine Nine")

Aughra will be voiced by Donna Kimball (The Happytime Murders). Additional characters will also be voiced by puppeteers from the production, including Alice Dinnean, Louise Gold, Neil Sterenberg and Victor Yerrid. Further casting will follow in due course.

In the series, the world of Thra is dying. The Crystal of Truth is at the heart of Thra, a source of untold power. But it is damaged, corrupted by the evil Skeksis, and a sickness spreads across the land. When three Gelfling uncover the horrific truth behind the power of the Skeksis, an adventure unfolds as the fires of rebellion are lit and an epic battle for the planet begins.

Feature film director Louis Leterrier (Now You See Me, The Incredible Hulk) will executive produce the series and direct. "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance" will be a Netflix original series produced by The Jim Henson Company and executive produced by Letterier, Lisa Henson and Halle Stanford. Longtime Henson collaborator Rita Peruggi will serve as producer and Henson’s Blanca Lista will serve as a co-executive producer. Leading the writing are co-executive producers Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, and Javier Grillo-Marxuach ("Lost", "The 100").

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Cookbooks are much more than just recipes

Remember these recipe pamphlets from years past? The Washburn-Crosby’s Gold Medal cookbook was published in 1910.

A greeting card I received says, “Get Out Those Cookbooks and Cook Up a Storm.” Why? October is National Cookbook Month. You probably know by reading my columns, I am celebrating.

The Oxford Dictionary defines a cookbook as a “book containing recipes and other information about the preparation of food.” I find them to be so much more; learning about traditions of different cultures, appreciating food photography and reading about recipes prepared across different regions of the U.S. The latter can be found in myriad Junior League, church and other nonprofit organizations’ fundraising cookbooks.

The vintage recipe booklets that take me back to another place and time, and single ingredient cookbooks, are among my favorites. Those pamphlets from the 1950s are retro in design, with the front cover often showing a picture of a well-coiffed woman wearing a dress and a fancy apron while sporting some jewelry, standing by the stove. Some of those recipes just might not be the most appetizing today (think gelatin molds encasing vegetables, American Chop Suey and other creations of the era). Not all are unappealing; recently, some of those comfort foods popular in years past have made a resurgence.

I would rather read a cookbook that tells a story than a novel. For some, it might be a beautiful coffee table book, where not one recipe is used, but the cover has gorgeous visuals. Others have a few on display as a “prop” in their kitchen. Perhaps some of you would appreciate this quote by comedian Rita Rudner: “I read recipes the same way I read science fiction. I get to the end and say to myself, ‘well, that’s not going to happen.’”

For whatever reason one buys or collects cookbooks, they are not going away, as some might think. The internet gives access to millions of recipes, but what is missing are the stories and people behind of the recipes.

Henry Notaker, a food historian, doesn’t think cookbooks will become a thing of the past. After all, many of the food blogs, electronic food media and food television shows are now extending their presence with a cookbook. And, with self-publishing, it is affordable to publish and preserve family heritage recipes and give copies of the cookbook to family and friends.

I recently had new bookcases built to house my ever-expanding collection. It gave me an opportunity to visit titles that have been tucked behind others. I thought revisiting and sharing some of my “finds” would be a fun way to celebrate. To help you celebrate, check out the quizzes below, revisit one of your old favorites and prepare a recipe, or buy that cookbook you always wanted

1. Cookbooks have been with us for a very long time. The oldest known cookbook was written on clay tablets and dates from the 18th century BCE. Which culture left it for us?

A. Babylonian

B. Roman

C. Chinese

D. Inca

2. Who was the French “king of chefs and chef of kings” who published his “Guide Culinaire” in 1903, which is still in use today?

A. Frank Beard

B. Paul Bocuse

C. Wolfgang Puck

D. August Escoffier

3. While she was living in France, after working for the OSS in World War II, Julia Child attended which famous cooking school before collaborating with Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle to create her famous cookbook, “Mastering the Art of French Cooking”?

A. International Culinary Center

B. The Cordon Bleu

C. French Culinary Institute

D. The Culinary Institute of America France Campus

4. When this woman wasn’t touring as part of her and her husband’s rock ‘n’ roll band, she was a cookbook writer and food impresario in her own right. She was an ardent vegetarian, once saying, “If slaughterhouses had glass walls the whole world would be vegetarian.” Who was she?

A. Judy Collins

B. Stevie Nicks

C. Linda McCartney

D. Joan Baez

5. Whose 1896 “The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book” has stayed in print for over a century, and is often referred to only by the author’s name?

A. Rose Elliott

B. Fannie Farmer

C. Susie Fishbein

D. Richard Kimball

6. Who wrote the popular cookbook, “30 Minute Meals”?

A. Martha Stewart

B. Emeril Lagasse

C. Bobby Flay

D. Rachael Ray

7. This cookbook, by Irma Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker, has become so familiar that its title was modified to become the title of a bestselling book by Alex Comfort. What is this cookbook’s title?

8. Which of these cookbook titles are not real?

1. “Microwave Cooking for One”

2. “The Male Chauvinist Cookbook”

3. “Manifold Destiny: The One! The Only! Guide to Cooking on Your Car Engine”

4. “Cooking in the Nude”

5. “The Pyromaniac Cookbook”

6. “The Dracula Cookbook”

7. “Revolting Recipes”

8. “Special Effects Cookbook”

9. “Serial Killer Cookbook”

10. “Ugly Food”

11. “Season to Taste with Human Tears”

12. “The Carrot Cleanse: 50 Detoxing Carrot Recipes”

To see the answers and the recipes, please visit,

https://www.ctinsider.com/living/nhregister/article/Stephen-Fries-Cookbooks-are-much-more-than-just-15644253.php?cmpid=gsa-nhregister-result&_ga=2.181385959.1536727742.1603022429-1128023684.1499900500

or email me stephen@stephenfries.com

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Filmografía

- Tres hurras por el amor (1936) - Consuelo Dormant

- Hombres en el exilio (1937) - Rita Crane

- San Quintín (1937) - Helen

- Kid Galahad (1937) - La pelirroja

- El caso del obispo tartamudo (1937) - Gladys

- El marino cantante (1937) - Diane

- Boda pública (1937) - Bernice

- Marry the Girl (1937) - Enfermera con dibujos animados en uniforme

- Confesión (1937) - Xenia

- Varsity Show (1937) - Passerby (sin acreditar)

- Lo que busco es el amor (1937) - Elsie

- Isla de Alcatraz (1937) - La cabeza roja

- Submarino D-1 (1937) - Dolly

- Testigos desaparecidos (1937) - Miss Friday (sin acreditar)

- Ella amaba a un bombero (1937) - Betty Williams

- Sobre el muro (1938) - Maxine

- La ley llega a Texas (1939) - Dora Lewis

- Milagro en la calle principal (1939) - Flo

- La sombra (1940, serial) - Margot Lane

- Cafe Hostess (1940) - Cafe Hostess (sin acreditar)

- Hago este juramento (1940) - Flo

- Dr. Christian conoce a las mujeres (1940) - Carol Compton

- Riéndose del peligro (1940) - Celeste

- Glamour en venta (1940) - Lucille

- Hit Parade de 1941 (1940) - (sin acreditar)

- Amargo dulce (1940) - Manon

- Melody Ranch (1940) - Recepcionista (sin acreditar)

- Detrás de las noticias (1940) - Bessie

- Juez de Arkansas (1941) - Hettie Huston

- La pena (1941) - Julie

- I'll Wait for You (1941) - Manicurist (sin acreditar)

- The Get-Away (1941) - Recogida de Black's Blonde Dance Hall (sin acreditar)

- El chico de Pittsburgh (1941) - Barbara Ellison

- Down in San Diego (1941) - Cajero (sin acreditar)

- Honky Tonk (1941) - Perla

- Los hermanos corsos (1941) - Maria

- Duque de la Marina (1942) - Maureen

- Dos yanquis en Trinidad (1942) - Bubbles

- Ella está en el ejército (1942) - Diane Jordan

- Me casé con un ángel (1942) - Ilona Prohaska (sin acreditar)

- Sherlock Holmes y el arma secreta (1942) - Bar Singer (voz, sin acreditar)

- Algo para gritar (1943) - Flo Bentley

- Asesinato en Times Square (1943) - Fiona Maclair

- Caras falsas (1943) - Joyce Ford

- Isla de los pecados olvidados (1943) - Luana

- La venganza de los zombis (1943) - Lila Von Altermann

- La chica de Monterrey (1943) - Flossie Rankin

- El invitado desconocido (1943) - Helen Walker.

- Chico inteligente (1943) - Lee

- Solo habitación de pie (1944) - Peggy Fuller

- Detective Kitty O'Day (1944) - Sra. Wentworth

- Senderos marcados (1944) - Blanche - también conocida como Mary Conway, también conocida como Susanna

- La chica que se atrevió (1944) - Cynthia Harrison / Sylvia Scott

- El gran ruido (1944) - Mayme Charlton

- Los ojos irlandeses están sonriendo (1944) - Belle La Tour

- El halcón en Hollywood (1944) - Billie Atkins

- Qué rubia (1945) - Pat Campbell

- Isla de niebla (1945) - Sylvia

- Bring On the Girls (1945) - Chica en el bar con Phil (sin acreditar)

- Áspero, resistente y listo (1945) - Lorine Gray

- Don Juan Quilligan (1945) - Beattle LaRue

- Stiff asustado (1945) - Flo Rosson

- Intruso peligroso (1945) - Jenny

- Jungle Raiders (1945, Serie) - Cora Bell

- Amor, honor y adiós (1945) - Marge

- Mildred Pierce (1945) - Miriam Ellis

- La vida con Blondie (1945) - Hazel

- Avalancha (1946) - Claire Jeremy

- Gran ciudad (1946) - Vivian LeRoy

- Cómplice (1946) - Joyce Kimball Bonniwell

- Se busca esposa (1946) - Nola Reed

- La fabulosa Suzanne (1946) - Mary

- La dama peregrina (1947) - Eve Standish

- El soltero y el Bobby-Soxer (1947) - Agnes Prescott

- Madre llevaba mallas (1947) - Rosemary Olcott

- Rubia salvaje (1947) - Connie Harper

- Julia se porta mal (1948) - Louise

- Chicken Every Sunday (1949) - Rita Kirby

- Ritmo de Mississippi (1949) - Jeanette

- Un último viaje (1949) - Gaye Winston Lardner

- Mujeres olvidadas (1949) - Clair Dunning

- Jinete de Tucson (1950) - Gypsy Avery

- El niño canguro (1950) - Stella Grey

- Hold That Line (1952) - Candy Calin

- Aaron Slick de Punkin Crick (1952) - Chica de rojo

- Big Jim McLain (1952) - Madge

- Un viaje peligroso (1953) - Sadie

- Señor Scoutmaster (1953) - Rubia

- Noticias calientes (1953) - Doris Burton

- Tres marineros y una niña (1953) - Faye Foss

- Bitter Creek (1954) - Whitey

- Ámame o déjame (1955) - Dance Hall Hostess (sin acreditar)

- Nunca eres demasiado joven (1955) - Sra. Noonan

- Chicos y muñecas (1955) - Laverne

- Lloraré mañana (1955) - Waitress (sin acreditar)

- Jugador de la frontera (1956) - Francie Merritt

- Pistola desnuda (1956) - Susan Star

- Las alas de las águilas (1957) - (sin acreditar)

- Los Fearmakers (1958) - Vivian Loder

- Thunder in the Sun (1959) - Marie (sin acreditar)

- El Álamo (1960) - Blind Nell Robertson.

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Old Dogs

Theatrical release poster

Directed by

Walt Becker

Produced byAndrew Panay

Robert L. Levy

Peter Abrams

Written by

David Diamond

David Weissman

Starring

John Travolta

Robin Williams

Kelly Preston

Seth Green

Ella Bleu Travolta

Lori Loughlin

Matt Dillon

Music by

John Debney

Cinematography

Jeffrey L. Kimball

Edited byTom Lewis

Ryan Folsey

Production

company

Walt Disney Pictures

Tapestry Films

Distributed by

Walt Disney StudiosMotion Pictures

Release date

November 25, 2009

Running time88 minutes

CountryUnited States

LanguageEnglish

Budget$35 million

Box office$96.8 million

[1]

Old Dogs is a 2009 American ensemble comedy film directed by Wild Hogs's Walt Becker and starring John Travolta and Robin Williams with an ensemble supporting cast played by Kelly Preston, Matt Dillon, Justin Long, Seth Green, Rita Wilson, Dax Shepard, Lori Loughlin, and Bernie Mac. It was released in theaters on November 25, 2009 and was released on DVD March 9, 2010.

The movie is dedicated to both Bernie Mac (who died in August 2008 and had his final acting role in the film) and Jett Travolta (John Travolta's son who died in January 2009). The film grossed $96.7 million worldwide on a $35 million budget.[1]

Canadian rocker Bryan Adams wrote the theme song for the film, "You've Been a Friend to Me".

At the 30th Golden Raspberry Awards ceremony, Old Dogs was nominated in four categories: Worst Picture, Worst Actor for John Travolta, Worst Supporting Actress for Kelly Preston and Worst Director for Walt Becker.

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2Cast

3Reception

4References

5External links

2.1Primary

2.2Minor

2.3Muppet performers

3.1Critical response

3.2Box office

Plot

Dan Rayburn (Robin Williams) and Charlie Reed (John Travolta) are best friends and co-owners of a successful sports marketing firm. Seven years prior, Dan, recently divorced, married Vicki (Kelly Preston) after being whisked away by Charlie for a tropical vacation. The marriage, however, is short lived. Seven years later, Vicki resurfaces to tell Dan that their short marriage resulted in something he never suspected: twins Zach (Conner Rayburn) and Emily (Ella Bleu Travolta).

Vicki, facing jail time for her work as an environmental activist, asks Dan to take care of the kids while she does her time. Thinking this might be his chance to get back with Vicki, Dan agrees, but only if Charlie will help him since neither have any experience taking care of kids. At the same time, the two must finalize a huge marketing deal with a Japanese company; something they've always dreamed of, but will take all of their talents to clinch.

Because Dan's condo does not allow children, he has to board with Charlie. Whilst this is happening, Charlie and Dan are close to securing the biggest account in the history of their careers with the Japanese corporation. Charlie and Dan's attempts to take care of the kids are well-intentioned, but very misguided. On a trip with the kids to an overnight camp, a hard-nosed camp instructor (Matt Dillon) becomes convinced that Dan and Charlie are homosexual partners. The trip ends with a bang after Dan accidentally sets a beloved statue of the camp's founder on fire.

The kids then proceed to spill and replace Charlie and Dan's prescriptions, mixing them up in the process. Dan then must play a game of golf with the Japanese executives while experiencing extreme side effects and Charlie tries to woo Amanda (Lori Loughlin) with a face frozen by the pills.

Desperate to help Dan communicate with the children despite his inexperience with children, Charlie recruits his friend Jimmy Lunchbox (Bernie Mac), a flamboyant children's entertainer, who is famous around the world. Jimmy comes by and straps Dan and Charlie in motion control puppet suits so Charlie can help Dan make all the right moves with his daughter while having a tea party. The suits malfunction, but Dan speaks from the heart, winning over Emily but his speech makes Jimmy emotional. Everything is great with Vicki as she returns home upon having served time in jail. However, the guys have sealed their Japanese deal, sending junior associate Craig (Seth Green) to Tokyo. When Craig goes missing after arriving there, Charlie and Dan must fly to Tokyo themselves to work. Dan must leave the kids and Vicki despite his (and their) desire to be a family.

Once in Tokyo, Dan realizes that what he really wants is to be a good father. He leaves the meeting without sealing the deal, rushing with Charlie to Vermont for the kids' birthday party. They aren't able to get into the Burlington Zoo in time and are forced to break in with the help of Craig. However, they mistakenly wind up in the gorilla enclosure. Though Dan and Charlie escape, Craig is captured by the gorilla (which takes a strong liking to him).

Dan then pays a birthday party performer hired by Vicki to use his jet pack and suit, flies into the ceremony and wins his kids back over. When the jet pack stops working in mid-air, he is taken to an ambulance on a stretcher. One year later, Dan and Vicki are together, Charlie has married Amanda, and Craig has become like a new "uncle" to the kids.

Cast

Primary

John Travolta as Charlie "Chuck" Reed

Robin Williams as Daniel "Dan" Rayburn

Kelly Preston as Vicki Greer

Seth Green as Craig White

Lori Loughlin as Amanda

Ella Bleu Travolta as Emily Greer

Conner Rayburn as Zachary "Zach" Greer

Minor

Sab Shimono as Yoshiro Nishamura (as Saburo Shimono)

Dax Shepard as Child Proofer Gary (uncredited)

Luis Guzmán as Child Proofer Nick (uncredited)

Bernie Mac as Jimmy Lunchbox

Matt Dillon as Troop Leader Barry

Rita Wilson as Jenna

Justin Long as Troop Leader Adam (uncredited)

Ann-Margret as Martha

Laura Allen as Kelly

Amy Sedaris as Condo Woman

Kevin W. Yamada as Riku

Bradley Steven Perry as Soccer Kid

Dylan Sprayberry as Soccer Kid

Paulo Costanzo as Zoo Maintenance (uncredited)

DeRay Davis as Zoo Security Guard (uncredited)

Paul Thornton as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Residente as Tattoo Artist

Muppet performers

The following have performed the puppets in Jimmy Lunchbox's show and are credited as "Muppet":

Bruce Connelly

Josh Cohen

Joe Kovacs

John Kennedy

Edward Noel MacNeal

Matt Vogel

Four of the puppets identified in Jimmy Lunchbox's show are Bozark the Elephant from Animal Jam, Beak the Bird and YesNo from the proposed series Muppetmobile, and Scales the Dragon from the pilot to Little Mermaid's Island.

Reception

Critical response

On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a rating of 5%, based on 108 reviews, with an average rating of 2.3/10. The site's consensus reads, "Its cast tries hard, but Old Dogs is a predictable, nearly witless attempt at physical comedy and moral uplift that misses the mark on both counts."[2] The film was ranked number three on their list of the ten most moldy films of 2009.[3] At Metacritic, Old Dogs received an aggregated rating of 19 out of 100, based on 22 reviews, indicating "overwhelming dislike."[4]

Film critic Roger Ebert gave Old Dogs a rating of one star out of a possible four.[5] Ebert opened his review commenting, "'Old Dogs' is stupefying dimwitted. What were John Travolta and Robin Williams thinking of? Apparently their agents weren't perceptive enough to smell the screenplay in its advanced state of decomposition".[5]

The Salt Lake Tribune gave Old Dogs a rating of zero stars out of a possible four, and criticized the film for "hammy acting and sledgehammer editing".[6] Film critic Roger Moore of The Orlando Sentinel gave Old Dogs a rating of one and a half stars out of a possible four.[7] "Trashing Old Dogs is a bit like kicking a puppy. But here goes. The new comedy from some of the folks who brought us Wild Hogs is badly written and broadly acted, shamelessly manipulative and not above stopping by the toilet for a laugh or two," wrote Moore.[7]

Bill Goodykoontz of The Star Press gave the film a critical review, and commented, "Old Dogs, which stars Robin Williams and John Travolta as a couple of aging bachelors who suddenly have twins thrust upon them, delivers everything you’d expect. Which is: not much."[8] He concluded his review with, "Let’s hope Williams, Travolta and the rest got a fabulous payday for Old Dogs. Because otherwise, you know, woof."[8] In a review for The Arizona Republic, Goodykoontz gave the film a rating of one and a half stars out of a possible five.[9]

Writing for the San Jose Mercury News in an analysis of movies that were released around Thanksgiving, Randy Myers placed Old Dogs below "The Scraps: Leftovers that should be immediately placed in Fido's bowl."[10] Myers commented, "We have a winner in the Thanksgiving movie turkey contest."[10] Dennis Harvey of Variety wrote, "Too bad this shrilly tuned comedy doesn't demand more than clock-punching effort from everyone involved."[11] Tim Robey of The Telegraph savaged the film, saying, "Old Dogs is so singularly dreadful it halts time, folds space and plays havoc with the very notion of the self."[12] He added to the review, "Being a film critic is a wonderful job, but there are weeks when the bad film delirium strikes and we’d all be better off in straitjackets. A colleague opined to me the other day that this might be the deadliest run of releases in his 20-year history on the job, and I can completely see that." He also said, "You'd have to hate your family to take them to this!" He gave the film zero stars.

Writing for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Carrie Rickey gave the film a rating of two and a half stars out of four.[13] Rickey commented of the multiple cameos in the film, "A child of 5 can see that these brief appearances serve to pad a gauze-thin script."[13] The review concluded, "Old Dogs may not be good. But the sight of pesky penguins pecking Travolta and Green in the embrace of an unlikely partner makes it just good enough."[13] Pete Hammond of Boxoffice gave the film 3/5 stars, and concluded, "Old Dogs may not reach the box office heights of Wild Hogs but its fun family friendly attitude should guarantee a healthy holiday haul."[14]

Box office

In its first day, Old Dogs opened in fifth place, with a take of $3.1 million.[15][16] It was beat out in first-day box office results by New Moon, The Blind Side, 2012, and Ninja Assassin.[15][16] The film came in fourth in its second day with $4.1 million, for a two-day pickup of $7.2 million.[17] The film remained in fourth place for its third day, with a box office take of $6.8 million.[18] Overall, the film grossed $96,753,696 worldwide on a budget of $35,000,000.[19]

The movie was also a moderate success on DVD, gaining more than $20,000,000 (20 million dollars) domestically during its first two months of release.[20]

References

^ Jump up to:a b "Old Dogs (2009) Box Office Mojo". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2010-08-09.

Jump up^ "Old Dogs (2009)". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved 2010-01-17.

Jump up^ "ROTTEN TOMATOES: 11th Annual Golden Tomato Awards: Moldy". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved 2010-01-17.

Jump up^ "Old Dogs". CBS Interactive Inc. Metacritic. 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-25.

^ Jump up to:a b Ebert, Roger (November 24, 2009). "Old Dogs". RogerEbert.com. Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved 2009-11-25.

Jump up^ The Salt Lake Tribune staff (November 24, 2009). "5-minute movie reviews: 'Old Dogs,' 'Ninja Assassin'". The Salt Lake Tribune. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

^ Jump up to:a b Moore, Roger (November 23, 2009). "Movie Review: Old Dogs, no new tricks". Movies with Roger Moore. Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

^ Jump up to:a b Goodykoontz, Bill (November 23, 2009). "REVIEW" 'Old Dogs' could use new tricks". The Star Press. Retrieved 2009-11-24.[dead link]

Jump up^ Goodykoontz, Bill (November 24, 2009). "'Old Dogs'". The Arizona Republic. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

^ Jump up to:a b Myers, Randy (November 24, 2009). "Thanksgiving Movie Guide: From the main courses to the doggie scraps". San Jose Mercury News. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

Jump up^ Harvey, Dennis (November 24, 2009). "Old Dogs". Variety. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

Jump up^ "Old Dogs, review". The Daily Telegraph. London. 2010-03-18.

^ Jump up to:a b c Rickey, Carrie (November 24, 2009). "Old Dogs". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved 2009-11-24.

Jump up^ Hammond, Pete (2009-11-25). "Old Dogs Movie Review". Boxoffice. www.boxoffice.com. Retrieved 2009-11-28.

^ Jump up to:a b DiOrio, Carl (November 26, 2009). ""Moon" begins long weekend atop box office". The Hollywood Reporter. Reuters. Retrieved 2009-11-27.

^ Jump up to:a b Ellwood, Gregory (November 26, 2009). "Box Office: 'New Moon's' $14.3 million dominates 'Ninja' and 'Old Dogs'". HitFlix. HitFix Inc. Retrieved 2009-11-27.

Jump up^ D'Alessandro, Anthony (November 27, 2009). "Football player elbows vampires on Turkey day". Variety. Reed. Retrieved 2009-11-28.

Jump up^ Briody, Tim (November 28, 2009). "Black Friday Box Office Analysis". Box Office Prophets. Box Office Prophets, a division of One Of Us, Inc. Retrieved 2009-11-28.

Jump up^ "Old Dogs (2009) Box Office". The-Numbers. Retrieved 2010-01-23.

Jump up^ "Old Dogs - DVD Sales". The-Numbers. Retrieved 19 November 2011.

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Kidnetix 13th Annual Easter Egg Hunt: Egg-citement for the whole family! Hunt for thousands of Easter candies in our indoor playground. Free photo booth with the Easter Bunny. Crafts, fun interactive petting zoo, and video game theatre.

Friday Night Jazz at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: Explore the waters of the world the second Friday of every month with live jazz music as you sip on a drink (alcoholic and non-alcoholic available) under the sea.

C'mon, Angie! at The Assembly Theatre: Told with humour, heart, and unflinching honesty, C’mon Angie! is a new play by Amy Lee Lavoie that dramatizes a difficult and all-too familiar situation, as two character navigate consent and sexual assault following a one-night stand.

Brooklynn Bar Comedy: We’ve put together some of the best Pro Comedians in the city with help from 'Perfect 10 Comedy' for a VIP comedy show.

Redwood Comedy Cafe: A weekly comedy showcase featuring Canada's top comedians at the intimate Redwood Cafe in Little India.

After Hours: Comedy Bar's beloved late night ensemble party show returns with a fun lineup of some of Toronto's favourite stand ups.

ONGOING

Annual Beaches Easter Parade Weekend: Easter weekend celebration includes: Good Friday Easter Egg Hunt at Kew Gardens, which includes children's entertainment and a meet and greet with Peppa Pig. Easter Sunday Parade on Sunday at 2p.m. along Queen Street East.

Neighbourhood Trust at Lakeshore Arts: A collaborative project examining the state of affordable housing in Toronto through the lens of those directly affected. Runs until April 18.

Angélique at Factory Theatre: Inspired by historical transcripts from the infamous trial, Angélique is a moving account of Black Canadian history beyond the Underground Railroad.

Winter Stations 2019: Featuring six unique art installations. Runs until April 21.

Art Show & Sale by Marley Berot at Starving Artist Restaurant: Trini-Ja Canadian Marley Berot is opening her first show at the Starving Artist Restaurant and Gallery at 467 Danforth Avenue. Her acrylic paintings will stay on the walls until May 18th.

PRECIOUS: An Exhibition of Contemporary Art and Jewellery: By creating precious artwork and art jewellery from everyday and discarded items, Micah Adams, Christine Dwane and Lawrence Woodford remind us that our world is shaped by the decisions we make. Whether disposable or sustainable, beauty is everywhere. On display through May 23.

Being Japanese Canadian: Reflections on a Broken World at the ROM: Explore the original exhibition through the eyes of curators Bryce Kanbara and Katherine Yamashita. Runs until May 25.

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April 3, 2019: Obituaries

Douglas B. Roten, Sr., age 60

Mr. Douglas B. Roten, Sr., age 60 of Millers Creek passed away Thursday, March 21, 2019 at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital. The family will have a private burial at a later date.  Mr. Roten was born April 21, 1958 in Wilkes County to Lloyd and Gladys Pauline Royal Roten. He loved watching cartoons and spending time with his grandchildren. He was a member of Chestnut Grove Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents.  He is survived by one daughter; Janet Roten of West Virginia, one son; Douglas Roten, Jr. of Millers Creek, three grandchildren; Marty and Hayleigh Roten and Ruby Lowe, five brothers; Troy Roten and wife Annette of Waxhaw, Lee Roten of North Wilkesboro, Johnny Roten of Wilkesboro, Michael Roten and wife Diane, Jeff Roten and wife; Darlene all of North Wilkesboro, three sisters; Sue Stone and husband Wayne of North Wilkesboro, Cynthia Cleary and husband Kenny of Traphill and Millie Church of North Wilkesboro and several nieces and nephews.  Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

 Mary Ellis, 85

Mary Catherine Ellis, age 85, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Saturday, March 30, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Village. She was born March 30, 1934 in Yadkin County to Ellis and Mallie Mae Marsh Parks. Mrs. Ellis was a member of Cane Creek Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; and three brothers, Jack, Larry and Fred Parks.

Surviving are her husband, Bill L. Ellis; daughters, Rita Frazier and husband Kent, Gayle Ellis all of North Wilkesboro; sons, Tim Ellis, Billy Ellis and wife Kim all of North Wilkesboro, Tommy Ellis and wife Loretta of Bushnell, Florida, Benny Ellis and wife Wanda of North Wilkesboro; grandchildren, Courtney Wagoner, Michael Royal, April Church, Ethan Ellis, Michael Barnes, Becky Ellis, Ashley Ellis Davis, Dillon Ellis, Whitney Casstevens; eight great grandchildren; sisters, Mary Douglas of Pfafftown, Faye Holton of Clemmons, Jean Hall, Sue Reavis both of Elkin, Carolyn Bell of Hamptonville; brother, Jim Parks of Yadkinville.

Funeral service was April 2,   at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Sammy Taylor and Rev. Ronnie McMannus officiating. Burial  followed in Mountlawn Memorial Park.  Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Village of Wilkes, 204 Old Brickyard Road, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Carl Faw, 90  

Carl Curtis Faw, age 90, of Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Westwood Hills Nursing & Rehab Center, after a long courageous battle against Alzheimer's Disease. He was born November 24, 1928 in Wilkes County to Alonzo Rufus and Agnes Mash Faw. He was a US Air Force Veteran, serving in the Korean War. Mr. Faw was a member of Welcome Home Baptist Church and employed with Holly Farms/Tyson Foods for 40 years. Mr. Faw was preceded in death by his parents; twin brother, Earl J. Faw; sisters, Mae Holman, Inez Hamby, Opal Stewart; and grandson, Curtis Andrew "Drew" Faw, Jr.

Surviving are his wife, Iva "Babe" Walsh Faw; son, Curtis Andrew "Dusty" Faw, Sr.; daughters, Carla Squires and husband Danny, Shannon Pilkington and husband Johnny, four grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and many beloved nieces, nephews and friends.

Funeral service was March 30,  at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Lyn Lambert officiating. Burial  followed in Blue Ridge Memorial Park Cemetery in Lenoir.   In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Welcome Home Baptist Church or to First Baptist Church in North Wilkesboro.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

  David Wolfe, 66

Mr. David Colin Wolfe, 66, of Boomer, passed away on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.

David was born on April 8, 1952 in Wilkes County to Asa Colin Wolfe and Rosie Goforth Wolfe.

David is preceded in death by his parents.

David is survived by his wife, Nora "Susie" Wolfe; son, Tracy Scott Wolfe (Janey) of Boomer; daughters, Angela Marie Elledge (Terry) of Moravian Falls, Melinda Jean Wolfe of Boomer; brother, Floyd "Butch" Wolfe; sister, LonaMae Bullis, both of Boomer, 10 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren and special canine companions, Libby and BooBoo.

The family will conduct a private service at a later date.

Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes has the honor of serving the Wolfe Family.

 Charles Harris, 89

Charles Julius Harris, age 89, of Roaring River, passed away Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at Westwood Hills Nursing and Rehab Center. Mr. Harris was born October 10, 1929 in Wilkes County to Andrew and Laura Wade Harris. He enjoyed visiting the boys at White Castle, fishing, hunting, doing landscape and gardening. Charles was of the Baptist Faith. Mr. Harris was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, John Harris, Jayhue Harris, Sr., Harold Harris; and sisters, Eloise Speaks, Madeline Harris, Lenna Lewis, Nellie Richardson, Alma Harris and Rhoda Rousseau.

Surviving are his daughter, Carol Harris Barnes and husband Larry of Roaring River; grandchildren, Anitra Horton and husband Bryan of Charlotte, Nicole Graham of North Wilkesboro, LaCarol "Bobbie" Barnes and spouse Megan of Tampa, Florida, Tre Barnes of Moravian Falls, Jaleah Barnes of Roaring River; ten great grandchildren; one great great grandchild; special friend, Ann Johnson of Cincinnati, Ohio; Shnee Johnson and Bryant Johnson.

Funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Richard Watts, Rev. John A. Speaks and Elder Mario Broussard officiating. Burial will follow in the Harris Family Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Miller Funeral Service from 1:00 until 2:00 on Wednesday, prior to the service. Flowers will be accepted. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Everette Shumate, 75

Everette Philmore Shumate, age 75, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Monday, March 25, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. He was born October 13, 1943 in Wilkes County to Ira Dewitt and Verna Cleary Shumate. Mr. Shumate was a member of New Hope Baptist Church in Purlear. He enjoyed woodworking, dancing and NASCAR. Everette was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Rex, Mack, Dwight, Luther, Bill, Jim, Robert and Monroe Shumate; and sisters, Grace Adams, China Hincher and Theda Dean.

Surviving are his daughter, Monica Ball of Chapel Hill; grandchildren, Emily Ball and Charlotte Ball both of Chapel Hill; and sister, Pauline Shumate Davidson of North Wilkesboro.

Funeral service was March 29,   at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. James Miles officiating. Burial  followed in New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery in Purlear.  

The family has requested no flowers. Memorials may be made to New Hope Baptist Church, PO Box 130, Purlear, NC 28665. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

Pallbearers were William Davidson, Jeff Davidson, Mark Shumate, David Shumate, Chad Shumate, Dwight Shumate Jr.

Honorary pallbearer was Derek Dean.

 Greta Jones, 86

Ms. Greta Patricia "Pat" Jones, 86, of North Wilkesboro, passed away on Monday, March 25, 2019 with family by her side.

Pat was born on August 28, 1932 in a small coal mining town in Kimball, West Virginia she was the eldest child of Marion Tandy and Oneta Jones.

Pat was fiercely independent, confident, and was ready with a quick wit.  From her humble roots in Kimball, West Virginia, Pat educated herself and held several careers. She lived in St. Martin where she helped found a school.   During her life Pat was a dental hygienist, worked for the US Government and worked in early childhood development.  She was an avid reader and valued education and a strong faith in God.  In retirement, Pat has loved and served her Church Community.

Pat is survived by her daughter, Robin Walsh; son, Todd Owings; grandson, Matthew Walsh; brothers, Dean Jones, David Jones; sister, Beth Walker, and many nieces and nephews that were close to her heart.

The family will conduct a memorial service on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 200 West Cowles Street Wilkesboro, NC 28697.  Rev. Kedron Nicholson will be officiating.

In lieu of flowers, memorial may be made to St.  Paul's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 95 Wilkesboro, NC 28697 or The American Cancer Society, P.O.  Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123.

Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes has the honor of serving the Jones Family.

 Catherine Anderson, 78

Mrs. Catherine Eller Anderson, age 78 of Wilkesboro, passed away Sunday, March 24, 2019.

Funeral services were March 30,  at Reins Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Sherrill Welborn and Rev. Paul Hugger officiating. Burial was in Mt. Lawn Memorial  Park.  

Mrs. Anderson was born July 14, 1940 in Wilkes County to Albert Vestal Eller and Agnes Vivian Misenheimer Eller. She was retired from Khols. Mrs. Anderson was a member of Walnut Grove Baptist Church.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband; Robert Lee Anderson and a brother; Phillip Eller.

She is survived by a daughter; Cathy "Chris" Walker and husband Junior of Moravian Falls, a granddaughter; Cayla "Shea" Eller and a special family member Jay Limani of Atlanta, GA and a brother; Kenneth Eller and "Nancy' of North Wilkesboro.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Wake Forest Care at Home Hospice 126 Executive Drive Suite 110 Wilkesboro, NC 28697.

   Louise Bullard, 87

Louise Osborne Bullard, age 87, of North Wilkesboro, passed away, Sunday, March 24, 2019 at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital. She was born January 19, 1932 in Wilkes County to David Spencer and Cora Emaline Stamper Osborne. Louise was a member of First Light Baptist Church. Mrs. Bullard was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Ernest Lirt Bullard; sons, Donnie Ray Bullard and Ronnie Lee Bullard.

Surviving are her daughters, Susan Bullard of North Wilkesboro, Billie Royall and husband Danny of Traphill; brother, Sam Osborne and wife Sandra of Winston Salem; five grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; one great great granddaughter; and many special friends.

Graveside service was March 26,   at Mountlawn Memorial Park with Pastor Steve Smith officiating. Flowers will be accepted.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

  Johnny Denny, 60

Mr. Johnny Ray Denny, age 60 of McGrady, passed away Saturday, March 23, 2019 in Northfork, West  Virginia.

Funeral services were March 27,   at Reins Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Dean Adams officiating. Burial was in Burnt School House Cemetery on Pond Mtn., Ashe County.

Mr. Denny was born May 4, 1958 in Ashe County to Hobert and Ruth Royal Denny. He was a Mechanic.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers; Bobby Denny and Ricky Denny and three sisters; Julie Faye Denny, Cora Smith and Tammy Eastridge.

He is survived by his wife of 45 years; Debbie Blevins Denny of the home, a son; Steve Denny and wife Missy of Hays, three grandchildren; Stephanie Crouse and husband Branden of McGrady, Jacob Denny and wife Katie of McGrady and Samantha Hodge and husband Matthew of McGrady, two great grandchildren; Cameron Crouse and Elaine Denny both of McGrady, a brother; Jack Denny and wife Nancy of Ronda, seven sisters; Clara Williams of Wilkesboro, Sue Harris and partner Ronnie Vannoy of Millers Creek, Mae Stone and husband Harrold of Mulberry, Carol Treadway of Mulberry, Pat Vickers and husband David of Wilkesboro, Debby Denny of McGrady and Donna

Transeau and husband Sid of McGrady, several nieces and nephews and special friends; Allen Brown, Bobby Faw, Terry Haynes, Junior Luffman, Chris Lowman and Barry Shumate.

Pallbearers were Allen Brown, Chris Lowman, Terry Haynes, Eugene Royal, Bobby Faw, Barry Shumate and Jeff Prevette.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mtn. Valley Hospice 401 Technology Lane Suite 200 Mt. Airy, NC 27030.

Lake Marley, 93

Mrs. Lake Juanita Marley, age 93 of Wilkesboro passed away Thursday, March 21, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist-Wilkes Medical Center.

Funeral services were March 31,  at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Pastor Michael Johnson and Pastor Michael Brown officiating.  Burial was in the church cemetery.  

Mrs. Marley was born January 24, 1926 in Wilkes County to Grady Allen and Loretta Cornelia Benge Greene.  She was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She loved babysitting, gospel music, going to church, gardening and loved her farm animals.    

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband; Walter Walker, three sisters; Ella Mae Crane, Veoria Eller and Deloris Walker and one brother; Roland Greene.

She is survived by her husband; Grover Cleveland Marley of the home,

eight daughters; Jeanette Dowell and husband Woodie of North Wilkesboro, Brenda St. John and husband Boyd of Lenoir, Janet Marshall and husband Dale of Lumberton, Glenda Burr and friend Luke of Bay St. Louis, MS, Robin Blankenship and husband Tim of Ferguson, Becky Parker of Purlear, Pam Marley and Debbie Duarte both of Wilkesboro, four sons; Bruce Walker and wife Debbie Lenoir, Lavin Walker and wife Denise of Roaring River, Clayton Walker and wife Tammy of Granite Falls and Scottie Marley and wife Jennie of Ferguson, nineteen grandchildren and thirty-four great grandchildren and a sister; Iris Greene Triplette.

Flowers will be accepted.

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THE REFUGEE PLAYS PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Contact: Charles Gershman, 646-259-5572 • info@snowyowlgroup.org FRIGID Press Contact: Emily Owens PR • emily@emilyowenspr.com • 917.408.3677

The 2017 FRIGID Festival Presents The Refugee Plays Five short plays by Charles Gershman, Penny Jackson, Callie Kimball, Carlos Castro, and Sean E. Cunningham Directed by Dan Dinero, Logan Reed, and Rachel Dart

February 16 – March 5, 2017 (5 Performances)

Thursday, February 16 @ 10:30 pm Tuesday, February 21 @ 5:30 pm Friday, February 24 @ 6:50 pm Thursday, March 2 @ 8:50 pm Sunday, March 5 @ 5:10 pm

Tickets: $18 (free for refugees) For tickets visit www.horseTRADE.info (on sale 1/15)

(New York, NY – January 9, 2017) The 2017 FRIGID Festival presents The Refugee Plays, five short plays by Charles Gershman, Penny Jackson, Callie Kimball, Carlos Castro, and Sean E. Cunningham that tell powerful stories of refugees today. Dan Dinero, Logan Reed, and Rachel Dart direct. Performances will be staged at The Kraine Theater, located at 85 E. 4th St. between 2nd Ave Bowery in NYC for five performances from February 16 - March 5, 2017.

These plays tell stories of refugees from Syria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Central and South America. Conceived during the 2016 presidential campaign, they resonate even more loudly now.

Charles Gershman (Playwright and Artistic Director, SNOWY OWL)’s plays have been produced and developed by Theater for the New City, La MaMa ETC, 59e59 (forthcoming in 2017), the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (UK, forthcoming in 2017), the New York International Fringe Festival, the Playwrights’ Center, The Barrow Group, Horse Trade/FRIGID New York, Three Bone Theatre, NYU-Tisch School of the Arts, The University of Pittsburgh, and the Nantucket Short Play Festival. They have been semifinalists for the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference (The Waiting Game, Null & Void, and The Prenup) and are published on Indie Theatre Now. BA: Columbia. MFA (in progress): NYU/Tisch. www.charlesgershman.com

Penny Jackson (Playwright)’s plays include Safe, I Know What Boys Want, Bitten, and Bowery Street Blues. Applause Theatre Books recently chose her play Before as one of the best American short plays in 2016. She is the recipient of a MacDowell Colony Fellowship in writing and a Mirriliees Fellow from Stanford University. Her novel Becoming the Butlers, published by Bantam Books, was chosen as one of the best novels for young adults by The New York Public Library and was optioned for film by Warner Brothers. Jackson’s short stories are published in literary magazines in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland. Her short story collection L.A. Child, published by Untreed Reads, features the title story that won a Pushcart Prize. A dramatization of these short stories was recently performed at Dixon Place in New York City. Jackson is a proud member of The League of Professional Theater Women, The Dramatists Guild, and The Authors Guild. Her plays are published by Next Stages Press and Indie Theater Now and are taught in various universities in the U.S. Her plays have been produced in New York City, Los Angles, Chicago, and Seattle and internationally in Ireland and Scotland. www.pennybrandtjackson.com

Callie Kimball (Playwright) earned her MFA at Hunter College under Tina Howe. Her plays have been produced and developed in New York, Chicago, L.A., D.C., at Team Awesome Robot, Halcyon Theatre, Lark Play Development Center, Drama League, The Brick Theater, Project Y Theatre, Absolute Theatre, Washington Shakespeare Company, The Kennedy Center, Mad Horse Theatre, and elsewhere. She’s received a MacDowell Fellowship, a Playwrights’ Center Core Apprenticeship, a Ludwig Vogelstein grant, and the Rita & Burton Goldberg Playwriting Award two years in a row. Her play Sofonisba won the Clauder Gold Prize, was a finalist for the O’Neill and a semifinalist for the Princess Grace Award, and was included on The Kilroys’ 2016 List.

Carlos Castro (Playwright) is a Venezuelan-American TV writer, playwright, and producer. He has been actively working in the Venezuelan theatre community since 2004, and has worked for several networks and media companies throughout Latin America, primarily in Venezuela, Mexico, and Peru. His work has been seen at various theatres and festivals including: Festival Teatral de Autor (Venezuela) and Encuentro Internacional de Escena Contemporánea (Mexico). He holds a BA in Social Communication from the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello (Venezuela) and an MA in Theatre from Hunter College (CUNY).

Sean E. Cunningham (Playwright)’s plays include the Drama Desk-nominated God Hates the Irish (which the Irish Echo described as "possibly the most foul-mouthed show ever done off-Broadway") and The Herbert Hoover Comeback Special, a musical created in collaboration with Tony nominee Alex Timbers and Obie winner Michael Friedman.

Dan Dinero (Director) is dedicated to developing new work and fostering diversity in the theatre. Current project: Dan Fingerman’s Boys of a Certain Age at Theaterlab. Other recent projects include Yilong Liu’s Joker (FringeNYC) and Dan Fingerman’s The Austerity of Hope (Best Director-Fresh Fruit Festival). Dan has also directed plays with Emerging Artists Theatre, Artistic New Directions, and the Greenland Theatre Collective, a company he co-founded. Dan assisted Jeff Calhoun on the Broadway productions of Brooklyn and Deaf West’s Big River. Dan teaches theatre at NYU-Tisch and is the Editor in Chief of Theatre is Easy (Theasy.com). PhD in Performance Studies from NYU-Tisch; BA from Yale University. dandinero.com

Logan Reed (Director) is a New York-based theatre director with select credits including Terrence McNally’s It’s Only a Play (Hawaii Theatre), Josh Drimmer’s The Lighthouse Invites the Storm (Sanguine Theatre), Gabriel Vega Weissman’s and Brian Reno’s Loose Canon (Scranton Shakespeare Festival/FringeNYC/SoHo Playhouse), Blake Bishton’s No Baby and Sarah DeLappe’s But I Digress (The Habitat), and Maria Irene Fornes’s Springtime (Williamstown). He has also collaborated with the playwrights Erin Breznitsky, Jessica Penzias, Charles Gershman, Helen Banner, Julia Izumi, Jeremy O. Harris, and Jacob Perkins. He is a Creative Associate at Tom Kirdahy Productions which is producing the upcoming Broadway musical Anastasia. BA: Tufts University. LoganReedDirector.com

Rachel Dart (Director)’s recent directing credits include work at Actors Theatre of Louisville, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Ensemble Studio Theatre/Youngblood, Culture Project, The Flea, York Theatre, The Atlantic Alumni Workshop and Acting School, and Prospect Theater Company. Rachel has assisted at The Vineyard, BAM, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Roundabout Theatre Company, The Acting Company, and Manhattan Theatre Club (Jonathan Alper Directing Fellow). BFA, Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. racheldart.com

SNOWY OWL (Producer) is a New York City-based theatre company whose mission is to create theatre that’s relevant, human, and inclusive. For more: snowyowlgroup.org.

Performances for The Refugee Plays will be held on Thursday, February 16 @ 10:30 pm; Tuesday, February 21 @ 5:30 pm; Friday, February 24 @ 6:50 pm; Thursday, March 2 @ 8:50 pm; and Sunday, March 5 @ 5:10 pm. Tickets are $18 (free for refugees) and can be purchased online at www.horseTRADE.info beginning January 15. Running time: 1 hour.

The Kraine Theater is located at 85 E. 4th St. (between 2nd Ave. and Bowery.), New York, NY 10003. Take the "R" train to 8th Street-NYU, the "6" train to Astor Place, or the “F” train to 2nd Avenue.

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Billy Joe Stephenson Sr., 84, of Spencerville, passed away at 11:35 p.m. Sunday, April 22, 2018, in the Mercy Health St. Rita's Medical Center following a short illness.

He was born Sept. 14, 1933 in Tipton, Ind., a son of the late Orlando M. and Mary K. Richardson Stephenson. 

On Feb. 20, 1953, he married Evelyn Glasco, who survives, along with three children, Scott O. (Pam) Stephenson of Shawnee, Eric D. (Kathleen) Stephenson of Delphos and Sheila R. Stephenson of Kimball, Tenn.; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and two sisters, Susan Jane Timberlin and Mary Lou Roby, both of St. Marys.

Preceding him in death was his son, Billy Joe Stephenson Jr. on Feb. 15, 2013. Bill was a graduate of Memorial High School in St. Marys and had attended Bob Jones University in the 1951-52 school year. 

He retired after 42 years of service at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in St. Marys as a press operator. 

He also worked 30 years part time at the Spencerville Post Office.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Northwest Ohio Field and Stream Association, both of Spencerville and enjoyed gardening.

Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday in the Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville, with the Rev. Jim Fletcher officiating. Burial will follow in the Spencerville Cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday and after 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church.

Condolences may be sent to tbayliff@woh.rr.com. Published in The Evening Leader on Apr. 24, 2018

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grenadine (HOMEBASE)

FREIDA PINTO'S HAND

PORTIA DE ROSSI'S NOSE (FOXY)

PRINCE HARRY'S EYEBROW

NIKKI REED'S EYE

ASHLEY OLSEN'S THUMB

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS'S FOREARM

MERYL STREEP'S TOOTH (HOLLOW)

SHERYL CROW'S LOWER LEG

RICK SALOMON'S WRIST

MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG'S THIGH

IAN SOMERHALDER'S EYEBROW

SEBASTIAN VETTEL'S FOREARM

ELIN NORDEGREN'S FOREHEAD (BALANCED)

PATRICK SCHWARZENEGGER'S BUTTOCKS

RITA ORA'S BACK (ASTRINGENT)

ACE YOUNG'S FIST (INTELLECTUALLY SATISFYING)

CELINE DION'S BOTTOM (CASSIS)

SOFIA VERGARA'S EYELASH

GISELE BUNDCHEN'S LEG

DSQUARED2'S CHEEK

JENNA USHKOWITZ'S NOSE (LEES)

NEVE CAMPBELL'S WRIST (BAKED)

JUSTIN KIRK'S CHEEK

DAX SHEPARD'S EYELASH

VERA WANG'S HAND

ADRIEN BRODY'S BELLY

CHEYENNE KIMBALL'S BELLY

CARRIE UNDERWOOD'S BUTTOCKS

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'S KNEE

ASHLEY HEBERT'S CALF

RUSSELL BRAND'S THUMB

ANGELINA JOLIE'S CALF

DJIMON HOUNSOU'S KNEE

FANTASIA BARRINO'S FOREHEAD

AMANDA PEET'S FIST

CACEE COBB'S CALF

STEPHEN DORFF'S HEAD

KOBE BRYANT'S WAIST

SARAH PALIN'S CALF

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Down Home Music In Store Funky Jazz plus Red Beans by Chef Marc

#WATCHMOVIE HERE: Down Home Music In Store Funky Jazz plus Red Beans by Chef Marc Jon's archive https://archive.org/details/DOWNHOMEINSTOREPERFORMANCEJONHAMMONDMARCBAUMFunkyJazzBluesFreeRedBeansRice Youtube https://youtu.be/jb8R1kHnz4U Vimeo https://vimeo.com/217339146 Jon Hammond and Marc Baum go back a long long time! – Jon Hammond at the Hammond organ Marc Baum on tenor saxophone, Down Home Music Store – possibly a funky drummer as well folks (David Luce came and played) – http://www.downhomemusic.com/down-home-in-store-performance-jon-hammond-marc-baum-funky-jazz-blues-free-red-beans-rice-friday-may-12th-at-5pm/# c’mon down! Bring a spoon! (we’ll have plastic ones don’t worry), Chef Marc is cooking it up personally! -- "Thanks to all the folks who came out to our Down Home Music Store In-Store yesterday in downtown El Cerrito CA - Home of Chris Strachwitz’ Arhoolie Records!: "Artists who have recorded for the Arhoolie label include: Big Mama Thornton, Big Walter Horton, Dave Alexander, Nathan Beauregard, Juke Boy Bonner, Clifton Chenier, Elizabeth Cotten, Sue Draheim, Jesse Fuller, Earl Hooker, John Jackson, Mance Lipscomb, Guitar Slim, Robert Shaw, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Whistlin' Alex Moore, George 'Bongo Joe' Coleman, Charlie Musselwhite, Doctor Ross, Bukka White, Big Joe Williams, Silas Hogan, Mercy Dee Walton, Black Ace, The Campbell Brothers, BeauSoleil, Jerry Hahn, the Savoy Family Band, the Pine Leaf Boys, Los Cenzontles, The Klezmorim, Rose Maddox, Rebirth Brass Band, and HowellDevine." special thanks City Hall Records of San Rafael CA - Jon Hammond *Note: Jon Hammond's equipment: Hammond Sk1 organ powered by Markbass Bass Amplifier #DownHomeMusic #ElCerrito #HammondOrgan #LateRent #MarkBassAmp Producer Jon Hammond Language English EVENT https://www.facebook.com/events/211461899357488/ DOWN HOME RECORDS IN-STORE PERFORMANCE: JON HAMMOND and MARC BAUM Funky Jazz & Blues + Free Red Beans & Rice - FRIDAY MAY 12th at 5PM - El Cerrito CA Jon Hammond and Marc Baum go back a long long time! - Jon Hammond at the Hammond organ Marc Baum on tenor saxophone 10341 San Pablo Ave. Down Home Music Store - possibly a funky drummer tba as well folks - c'mon down! Jon Hammond Downtown El Cerrito CA http://www.downhomemusic.com/ EVENT at Down Home Music Store on San Pablo Avenue in downton El Cerrito CA - bring a spoon! we'll have plastic ones don't worry, Chef Marc is cooking it up personally! Thanks to all the folks who came out to our Down Home Music Store In-Store yesterday in downtown El Cerrito CA! Danny Scher / DanSun Productions in the house! Jon Hammond - 10341 San Pablo Ave. Address: 10341 El Cerrito, CA 94530 1999 article: http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/BGP-s-Scher-Out-on-His-Own-2939361.php BGP's Scher Out on His Own Edited by James Sullivan, Chuy Varela Published 4:00 am, Sunday, March 28, 1999 When Bill Graham's longtime personal assistant Rita Gentry left the late promoter's company for Carlos Santana's office, the company threw a going-away party. At the gathering, Vice President Danny Scher noted the gradual erosion of Bill Graham Presents personnel since its late-1997 sale to corporate consolidator SFX Entertainment, which is buying up promoters and concert venues around the country. The people leaving BGP, Scher said, "are what I would call the DNA of the company." Now one more piece of the puzzle has left: Scher. Twenty-four years after Graham plucked the young promoter from Stanford -- where his successful student concerts with Dave Mason, Loggins & Messina and Joan Baez were cutting into Graham's dominance of the Bay Area concert scene -- Scher has decided to strike out on his own. Two weeks ago he threw open the doors on Dansun Productions, the small concert-promotion company he will run with his own longtime BGP associate, Lori Sun-Look. They'll book mostly jazz acts, some in conjunction with BGP. Forthcoming shows with Los Van Van and the Afro-Cuban All-Stars will set the business in motion It's Scher's true love. "I don't necessarily want to get back into the big rock 'n' roll machine," he says. As a shareholder in Bill Graham Presents, Scher, 47, was enriched by the sale to SFX. "At this stage of my life I don't have to do things just for the money," he says. As proof, he offers a labor of love scheduled for early May: He's arranging a recording session for 90- year-old Narvin Kimball, the last surviving member of New Orleans' original Preservation Hall Jazz Band. "I once told Narvin, 'If you make it to 90, give me a call.' A few months ago the phone rang. He said, 'This 90-year-old man has a good memory.' " Over the years, Scher spearheaded some of the Graham empire's biggest projects. One, in fact, was called the Biggest Party in History -- a multifestival blowout across Texas featuring the Who, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Natalie Cole and dozens of other acts. He also developed the Shoreline Amphitheatre -- perennially one of the top-grossing venues in the country -- and founded the annual New Orleans by the Bay festival. Conversely, he suffered through some other projects, including the Seattle-area amphitheater that was to open last year but sits unused and half-completed. Despite SFX's initial statements to the contrary, Scher says, its presence is evident in the Bill Graham offices. "They're definitely injecting their corporate mentality and influence into the company. "This had to happen. Can you think of any merger where that hasn't happened?" The sale, he says, made his decision to leave an easy one. "I had a great run at BGP. I'm thankful I had the opportunity to work with Bill and the people there, and I have a lot to show for it. "I just felt it was time to get my groove back." -- James Sullivan Jon Hammond Trio at Down Home Music In Store Funky Jazz plus Red Beans by Chef Marc Published May 13, 2017 Usage Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Down Home Music, In-Store, Arhoolie Records, Jon Hammond, Marc Baum, Funky Jazz, Blues, Hammond Organ, Saxophone, El Cerrito, City Hall Records, #ElCerrito #HammondOrgan #DownHome #Arhoolie

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VHS #318

VHS #318 Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey, Quincy Jones - In the Pocket (PBS American Masters), two performers at the Bottom Line, Gordon Lightfoot - Live In Reno (a few cuts), John Lennon in NYC 1972 (an edited version), Lowell Blues - Words of Jack Kerouac and A Night In New Orleans - Preservation Hall *** Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey 2 hrs, s, w/ commercials2001 I'm Going Upstairs - John Lee Hooker, Stones, Chuck Berry - You Can't Catch Me, Mike Love, Louis Jordan - Let The Goodtimes Roll, his boyhood home, his father played accordion and piano, Sam Phillips, Memphis, BB King, Otis Rush, gospel service, Clarence Fountain (Blind Boys of Alabama), Muddy Water’s cousin Pastor Willie Morgenfield, Wilson Pickett, Dockery Farm, Charley Patton, Oh Death - Charley Patton, Papa Charley Jackson - Salty Dog, Howlin Wolf - Spoonful, Hometown Skiffle, Pt. 1 - The Paramount All Stars, skiffle, Lonnie Donegan, Rock Island Line, Taj Mahal, Leadbelly, Take This Hammer (https://youtu.be/nmGjxWKLo7M), Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Blake, the old country rock, Blind Willie McTell, Piano Red, Leroy Carr, Tampa Red, Fats Waller, Bessie Smith, hospital where Bessie Smith died, Robert Johnson, Wyman has small hands, Clapton, Stones - Love in Vain, Elmore James, Mick Fleetwood, Dust My Broom, blues cool you out, white blues and country, Jimmie Rodgers, folk blues, Taj blew him away, Giant Step, Ry Cooder, Rising Sons, Long John Baldry as DJ played Hooker and was first blues album he bought, (Leslie Neilsen Medicare commercial https://youtu.be/zrgRHGP20xg), Junior Parker, Mystery Train in one take, Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, Ike Turner, Howlin Wolf, The London Sessions record, Little Red Rooster only #1 blues song?, https://youtu.be/byGOCdMUqSw, Son House, Big Bill Morgenfield, Bo Diddley, We're Gonna Get Married - Bo Diddley, Sonny Boy Williamson, Little Walter, Lazy Lester, https://youtu.be/9E65donSgJs, talking with Buddy Guy, WDIA, Pepitcon tonic, T-Bone Walker, Lightnin' Hopkins, Jimmy Reed, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Recordings he picked out but not all that we hear in the documentary: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZKlISxKzgHE9Tcgl-w4psz812u24y-gO *** Quincy Jones - In the Pocket American Masters1:30, s See the whole thing here: https://youtu.be/lcn_myAiQeASee also Listen Up: The Lives of Quincy Jones on VHS #169. Might have some of the same footage. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/quincy-jones-the-story-of-an-american-musician/636/ Oprah, Maya Angelou, Bill Clinton, Sidney Poitier, visits boyhood home, remembers radio, Clark Terry, first chart he gave Clark wasn’t very good, Dr Billy Taylor, Lionel Hampton, Jeri jones (former wife), Paris, Nadia Boulanger, Jolie Jones, Benny Carter, Count Basie, Lil’ Darling slow tempo his, 30-piece band stuck in Paris, Lesly Gore, film scores, The Pawnbroker, In Cold Blood, w/ Henry Mancini, can black men write film music?, In The Heat of the Night, Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, Peggy Lipton, fusion, Walking In Space, went into coma, aneurism, got married inbetween the two operations, The Wiz, Michael Jackson, Sidney Lumet, w/ Bruce Swedien doing Thriller, at A&R with Frank Sinatra (The Making of An Album footage), USA For Africa, discovered Oprah, Halcion, rap, at  Clinton inauguration, Clinton. *** In their Own Words - Dan Bern and Marti Jones Host - Rita Houston, The Bottom Line1/2 hr Dan Bern - Fifth Beatle (https://youtu.be/JFnIj8zGedc) Not this clip. Marti Jones - You Don't Have to Say You Love Me (Dusty Springfield) *** Gordon Lightfoot - Live in Reno Baby, Step Back (https://youtu.be/8YuP3Zu0M_w) This clip.Fading Away (https://youtu.be/56TbE8a3QMA) This clip.Shadows (https://youtu.be/x9IbBC5Dt_8) This clip.if You Could Read My Mind (https://youtu.be/b35XdQxvVJ0) This clip. *** John Lennon - Live in NYC 

Hear the whole thing here: https://youtu.be/9FSV9pLRsEo

New York City It's So Hard Woman Is The Nigger Of The World Sisters, O Sisters Well, Well, Well Instant Karma (We All Shine On) Mother Born In A Prison Come Together Imagine Cold Turkey Hound DogGive Peace A Chance *** Lowell Blues - Words of Jack Kerouac 1/2 hr w/ beautiful video See the whole thing(?) here: https://youtu.be/sSy8jn6Yiss Reading #1 Birth - Willie Loco AlexanderReading #2 Wrinkly Tar - Robert Creeley Reading #3 The Mills - David AmramReading #4 Now a door slams - Carolyn Cassady Reading #5 The Merrimac - Johnny Depp Reading #6 The Flood - Roger Brunelle Reading #7 The Library - Joyce Johnson Reading #8 Nursery Rhyme - Willie Alexander Reading #9 The Library - Carolyn Cassady Reading #10 Death - Roger Brunelle Reading #11 Grotto - Gregory Corso Transcript here: https://www.journeyman.tv/film_documents/1236/transcript/ *** A Night In New Orleans - Preservation Hall 1 hr2000 See the whole thing here: https://youtu.be/Hh2Oj-3DnAY Panama Rag Mama Don't 'Low Basin Street Blues Tiger Rag St. Louis Blues There's an Old Spinning Wheel in the Parlor Little Liza Lane Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Narvin sings this. When the Saints Go Marchin’ In Ben Jaffe - bassDavid Grillier - clarinetJoseph Lastie Jr. - drums Rickie Monie - pianoFrank Demond - tromboneWendell Brunious - trumpetNarvin Kimball - banjo