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Halliwell scoring for a baker’s dozen upcoming & classic movie bills at The Stanford Theatre
OR, A MOVIE-BILL FEAST Tonite: ***** (Five stars) This Happy Breed** Meet Me in St. Louis *** Convenient and cheap, but I’d rather take the wife to see Tarantino “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” and I’ve seen it twice … Continue reading
Posted in film, la la
Tagged laird cregar, Raymond Chandler, rod alexander, stanford theatre, william holden, william inge
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Is Buena Vista ‘gone with the wind’?
Driving past the landmark Stanford Theatre, and noting the upcoming marquee news of the cinematic classic, I am moved to compare the famous Margaret Mitchell-based movie to the situation here and now about Buena Vista mobile home park. How would … Continue reading
Of haps and hap tics
1. I ran into my Oak Creek neighbor Serkin at Farmer’s Market and gave him my only Weiss for Council pin, from 2012. New York Times article about robotics, Stanford byline, by John Markoff: “Brainy, Yes, But Far From Handy: … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, Plato's Republic
Tagged errol morris, john markoff, kurzweil, rod brooks, stanford theatre, the new york times
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Of haps and haptics
1. I ran into my Oak Creek neighbor Serkin at Farmer’s Market and gave him my only Weiss for Council pin, from 2012. New York Times article about robotics, Stanford date-line, by John Markoff: “Brainy, Yes, But Far From Handy: … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, Plato's Republic
Tagged errol morris, haptics, john markoff, kurzweil, rod brooks, stanford theatre, the new york times
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Charlie Chan IS a) dead b) at the Olympics and c) David Packard
COMING THURSDAY OR FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 OR AUGUST 15, 2014 August 14 – 15: Charlie Chan at the Olympics (1937) 7:30 d H. Bruce Humberstone. w Robert Ellis, Helen Logan, based on a story by Paul Burger. ph Daniel C. … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, media, Plato's Republic
Tagged boris karloff, charlie chan, dao strom, david packard, jessie owens, stanford theatre, terry acebo davis
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