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Clicked back to the first post from yesterday. Thanks for your clicks.
Sep. 14th, 2011
m-barnette.livejournal.comClicked back to the first post from yesterday. Thanks for your clicks.
"Little Boy Blues"
Sep. 14th, 2011 12:15 pmstoryfan.livejournal.comAnother question for the Obscure Movie Department: Has anyone see "Little Boy Blues"? According to IMDb, Sebastian plays three roles — the Groom, the Hillbilly and the Transvestite. The one user review raved about it.
Once again, this delight is not available on Netflix. Why am I subscribing to this service if I can't get wacky movies like these?
Once again, this delight is not available on Netflix. Why am I subscribing to this service if I can't get wacky movies like these?
trystan830.livejournal.comTheatre Review: The Stratford Festival’s Camelot from Toronto's PostCity.com by Allan Gould
"The Stratford Festival — where Camelot will run until Oct. 30, usually to near sell-out crowds — has done a very professional, well-acted and beautifully-sung production, starring the fine Shakespearean actor Geraint Wyn Davies as the once-and-future king...
"How often does one find oneself humming tunes as they come into a theatre?"
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"The Stratford Festival — where Camelot will run until Oct. 30, usually to near sell-out crowds — has done a very professional, well-acted and beautifully-sung production, starring the fine Shakespearean actor Geraint Wyn Davies as the once-and-future king...
"How often does one find oneself humming tunes as they come into a theatre?"
Read more!
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