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Block 5: Day 10 (14/12/2020). Photos by: James W. Gilfillan, Simon Daykin and Michelle Morgan.

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Richard Boone.

Filmografía

Cine

- Halls of Montezuma (1951) como el teniente coronel Gilfillan

- Llámame señor (1951) como Mess Sergeant

- El zorro del desierto: la historia de Rommel (1951) como el capitán Hermann Aldinger

- Cielos rojos de Montana (1952) como Richard 'Dick' Dryer

- El regreso del tejano (1952) como Rod Murray

- Canguro (1952) como John W. Gamble

- Camino de un gaucho (1952) como Major Salinas

- Pony Soldier (1952) (sin acreditar)

- Hombre en la cuerda floja (1953) como Krofta

- Vicki (1953) como el teniente Ed Cornell

- The Robe (1953) como Poncio Pilato

- Ciudad de hombres malos (1953) como John Ringo

- Bajo el arrecife de 12 millas (1953) como Thomas Rhys

- Asedio en Red River (1954) como Brett Manning

- The Raid (1954) como el capitán Lionel Foster

- Dragnet (1954) como el capitán Jim Hamilton

- Diez hombres buscados (1955) como Wick Campbell

- Hombre sin estrella (1955) como Steve Miles

- Roost de ladrones (1955) como Hank Hays

- The Big Knife (1955) como Narrador (voz, sin acreditar)

- Battle Stations (1956) como El Capitán

- Estrella en el polvo (1956) como Sam Hall

- Away All Boats (1956) como Lieut. Fraser

- The Tall T (1957) como Frank Usher

- Lizzie (1957) como el Dr. Neal Wright

- The Garment Jungle (1957) como Artie Ravidge

- Entierro a los vivos (1958) como Robert Kraft

- Ocean's 11 (1960) como Ministro (voz, sin acreditar)

- El Álamo (1960) como el general Sam Houston

- Un trueno de tambores (1961) como el capitán Stephen Maddocks

- Rio Conchos (1964) como James Lassiter

- El señor de la guerra (1965) como Bors

- Hombre (1967) como Grimes

- Costa de Kona (1968) como el capitán Sam Moran

- La noche del día siguiente (1968) como Leer

- El arreglo (1969) como Sam Arness

- La carta del Kremlin (1970) como Ward

- Madron (1970) como Madron

- Big Jake (1971) como John Fain

- The Singing Filipina (1971) como él mismo

- Contra un cielo torcido (1975) como ruso

- Diamante Lobo (1976) como El sheriff

- El tirador (1976) como Mike Sweeney

- El último dinosaurio (1977) como Maston Thrust Jr.

- El gran sueño (1978) como Lash Canino

- Winter Kills (1979) como Keifitz

- The Bushido Blade (1979) como el comodoro Matthew C. Perry (papel final de la película).

Televisión

- Estudio de actores : 3 episodios (1949-1950)

- La portada : 10 episodios (CBS, 1949-1950)

- Suspenso : episodio "Photo Finish", como Mercer (1950)

- Medic : 59 episodios, como Dr. Konrad Styner (1954-1956)

- ¡Clímax! : 4 episodios, varios roles (1955-1957)

- Matinee Theater : episodio "Cumbre Borrascosa", Heathcliff (1955)

- Teatro General Electric : episodio "El amor es eterno", Abraham Lincoln (1955)

- Lux Video Theatre : episodio "The Hunted", Saxon (1955)

- The Ford Television Theatre , Catch at Straws , hombre de la prensa local (1956)

- Lux Video Theatre : episodio "Una casa propia", Vincent Giel (1956)

- Frontier : episodio "La guerra de la sal", Everett Brayer (1956)

Studio One en Hollywood : episodio -"Dead of Noon", como John Wesley Jardin (1957)

- Have Gun - Will Travel : los 225 episodios, como Paladin y Smoke, (1957-1963)

- Playhouse 90 : 3 episodios, en varios roles, (1958-1960)

- La hora del acero de Estados Unidos : 2 episodios en varios roles, (1959-1960)

- The Right Man (película para televisión): como Abraham Lincoln (1960)

- The Richard Boone Show : 25 episodios, en varios roles, (1963-1964)

- Cimarron Strip : episodio "The Roarer", como el sargento Bill Disher (1967)

- La historia de Mark Waters (1969)

- A plena luz del día : como Tony Chappel (1971)

- Cosecha mortal : como Anton Solca (1972)

- Hec Ramsey : los 10 episodios, como el subjefe de policía Hec Ramsey, (1972-1974)

- Buenas noches, mi amor : como Francis Hogan (1972)

- El gran Niágara (película para televisión): como Aaron Grant (1974)

- El último dinosaurio (1977)

- El Hobbit : como Smaug (voz) (1977).

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Boone

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a creamery means

  A few enquiries began       1 as a “few fews accounted it       2 afterwards, and not of a few fews, that       3 so the Conversion - of a few fews is an Earnest of       4   A Few Wheres Where are you at, when everything you take goes to your head and even interferes with the poetry of your pedestrianism?       5   and the only lands cultivated are a few heres around       6 A creamery means, in a few heres. Just this about the       7 land has little chance of getting even a few Heres       8 depriving a few heres       9   you know an’t a few ! There’s       10 in rhyme, Nay, not a few : There’s many       11 Here, in a few anys       12 name ye a few : There’s       13   too “ove not a few, there’s two       14 now—only a few. There’s not encouragement       15 a few. There’s staym Ingincs, That stands in lines       16 A few anys after       17   a few, there’s a few and there’s a       18 ‘Red Book’ that’s read by a few. There’s       19  

sources (some OCR misreads, some not)

1 Jane Austen, Mansfield Park (1814), Vol. III, Chapter VII : 161 2 OCR misread of “a few Jews” (as are next two entries) ex Ed. Stillingfleet, D. D. (1635-99 *) his A Defence of the Discourse Concerning the Idolatry Practised in the Church of Rome, In Answer to a Book Entituled, Catholicks No Idolaters. The two first parts (London, 1676) : 773 3 ex Spes Fidelium: or, the Believer’s Hope. Being an epistolary dissertation, wherein the Doctine of the Millennium, or, The Thousand Years Reign of Christ with the Faithful upon Earth, is asserted, and prov’d from the Holy Scriptures... (London, 1714) : 110 4 ex John Wesley, Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament, second edition (London, 1757) : 416 5 ex (Thomas) Nast’s Weekly 1:23 (February 18, 1893) : 6 6 OCR misread for “a few acres,” ex A New Universal Gazetteer... originally compiled by R. Brookes, M.D., the whole re-modelled and the historical and statistical department brought down to the present period by John Marshall, Esq. (1832) : 453 7 ex (with great OCR confusion) advertisement for Empire Cream Separator Co., in The Rural New-Yorker : A journal for the suburban and country home, vol. 62 (October 24, 1903) : 751 8 OCR misread of “even a few acres,” in Farmers’ Review vol. 35 (October 27, 1904) : 747 9 OCR misread of “a few honest men,” in the anti-union The Square Deal : A magazine devoted to industrial peace, published monthly by the Citizens Industrial Association of America (edited by Wilson Vance), 3:5 (December 1907) : 18 10 ex J(ohn). C(artwright). Cross (1770 ca.-1809, *), In Love, in Debt, & in Liquor : Or Our Way in Wales; a new musical drama, performed for the first time at Jones’s Royal Circus, St. George’s Fields. On Wednesday, June 28, 1797. (London, 1797) : 5 11 ex “A Lesson for Old Maids,” (From Oulton’s Poems) in The Spirit of English Wit; or, Post-chaise companion: being an entertaining budget of laughable anecdotes, smart repartees, prize bulls, pointed epigrams, humorous epitaphs, droll descriptions, sprightly witticisms, singular characters, bursts of merriment, curious advertisements, flights of imagination, effusions of fancy / including several original jeu d’esprits. The Fourth Edition. (London, printed for Thomas Tegg, 1815 (?)) : 109 12 OCR misread of “Here, in a few days, her sister deserted her,” ex Guildhall report in The Examiner No. 531 (London, March 1, 1818) : 143 13 ex a “ballad” in Robert Gilfillan (1798-1850), his Original Songs, (Edinburgh, 1831) : 138 on Robert Gilfillan, see wikipedia and, for a beautiful and engaging account, this from Significant Scots 14 OCR misread of “we’ve not a few, there’s two to one” in sheet music for “There’s Nothing Like It” in (?) Lafferty, Universal Favorites, a collection of songs (1856) here (a strange rabble-rousing song, includes a verse against abolitionists, another against “reform”) 15 ex “Number Five Brooke-street” Chapter 9, “Plans for the Night,” in The Dublin University Magazine : A Literary and Political Journal (March 1866) : 285-92 (287) 16 ex “Studies of English Authors” by Peter Bayne, on W. M. Thackeray, His Poems.—The King of Brentford’s Testament (in which are some lines from Thackeray’s poetic description of wonders displayed at The Crystal Palace exhibition), in The Literary World : Choice Readings from the Best New Books, and Critical Reviews (London, October 31, 1879) : 281 17 snippet view only, pointing to George D. Dornin, Thirty Years Ago : 1849-1879 (1879) 18 ex James H. Hyslop. “Summary of Experiments since the Death of William James : II. Carroll D. Wright, ” in Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research 6:6 (June 1912) : 356 19 ex “Brayings of Balam,” in Everybody’s Poultry Magazine 24:10 (October 1919) : 650-652

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Negligent solicitor struck off for failing to file accurate witness statement

Negligent solicitor struck off for failing to file accurate witness statement

An important ruling by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal in the Solicitors Regulation Authority v Alastair James McGregor Gilfillan has reconfirmed that it is not only negligent for a solicitor to file and serve an inaccurate witness statement signed with a statement of truth, but also could lead to a solicitor being struck off the Roll.

Solicitors are highly regulated and owe their…

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Block 5: Day 7 (9/12/2020), post 1. Photos by: Eva Baulackey, Michelle Morgan,  Christopher Markowsky, Paul Connolly, Adrian Spencer and James W. Gilfillan.

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Block 5: Day 5 (7/12/2020). Photos by: Spencer Twins and James W. Gilfillan

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Block 4: Day 6 (18/11/2020). Photos by: Jill Carter, Jordan Burtchett, James W. Gilfillan, Simon Daykin, Michelle Morgan, Dyl Zack and Kevin Aric Larsen.

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Block 5: Day 4 (4/12/2020), post 1. Photos by: James W. Gilfillan, Kevin McGarry, Simon Daykin and Dyl Zack.

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Block 2: Day 4 (2/10/2020), part 1. Photos by: Wayne Pells, Simon Daykin, Amber Marshall, James W. Gilfillan and Justan Ross.

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Block 1: Day 2 (9/9/2020). Photos by: Simon Daykin, Amber Marshall, Danica Peel, Mike Johansen, James W. Gilfillan, Cherise Keown and Karen Klassen.

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Block 5: Day 64. Date 14/8/2019. Photos by: Patricia Livingstone, Michelle Morgan, James W. Gilfillan and Chelsea Carrick.

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Block 4: Day 55. Date 31/7/2019, part 1. Photos by: Donna Fuller, James W. Gilfillan, Christopher Markowsky, Alisha Newton and Jordan Burtchett.

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Block 3: Day 33. Date 20/6/2019. Photos by: Amber Marshall, James W. Gilfillan and Keri Halfacre.

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Block 6: Day 77, part 1. Photos by: Wayne Pells, Heartland on CBC, Jarrett Craig, James W. Gilfillan, Marty Hanenberg, Page Emerson, Patricia Livingstone and Danica Peel.

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Block 5: Day 68, part 1. Photos by: Heartland on CBC, Nicholas Campbell, Marty Hanenberg, Justan Ross, Patricia Livingstone, Wayne Pells and James W. Gilfillan.

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Block 5: Day 65. Photos by: Danica Peel, James W. Gilfillan, Patricia Livingstone and Donna Fuller.