Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 23, 2025, 12:35:30 AM
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Well, you're read the notes, the notes discovered Our Town, and now it is time for you to post until the our town cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ARTICULATE!
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I've never seen any version of Our Town. I've never read it, either. I probably should at some point.
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Good morning, all!
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I won't be here long this morning. I must get the laundry unto the washers before other denizens of the building beat me to it. I expect a heavy launsry day before the neighbors scoot for the holiday.
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BK, it sounds like a lot of tsuris yesterday, and I'm sorry about that.
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The notes discussed John Wilson. This is a favorite YouTube picker-upper.
Tap Your Troubles Away - John Wilson on Broadway
(featuring Anna-Jane Casey)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6skpCNIoes&list=RDD9cDxvkufVQ&index=3
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Good morning.
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I love that clip, Freddie. I watch it often.
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That quote..... ;D
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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I would like to re-read Our Town.
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I have never really understood The Skin of Our Teeth.
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Of which there is now a new musical, other than John Kander's version.
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Happy Sunday to everyone! On this week's Broadway Radio Show, Dominic Broomfield-McHugh & I dive into his latest book "The Letters of Frank Loesser" to get a whole new perspective on the legendary songwriter. A fun chat & an eye-opening book!
https://www.haineshisway.com/the-broadway-radio-show-2/
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Notes sauced. Thickened.
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Glynnis and Robbie were the Hepburn and Tracy of ‘70s network TV.
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Good morning, all.
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My DH said carrots were $1.50 for a five-pound bag. So guess what I'm taking to the Thanksgiving dinner today.
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I've also got green beans and yellow squash that I froze from my veggie box last week.
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Good morning, all.
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Dragging my ASS this morning. Feeling okay from the cold, but still blowing my nose more than I'd like. And I'm playing AUDITIONS this evening. And tomorrow evening.
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What's more, the auditions are for Assassins and everyone's been instructed to sing something from a Sondheim show. Pray for that baby.
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I see a lot of quarter notes in your future DR CHAS SMITH.
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I love OUR TOWN. I've seen it a couple of times.
I didn't finish watching the tv version that MR BK wrote about because the way Sada Thompson was kneading that bread was disturbing.
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The laundry is in the dryers. So far, all goes smoothly.
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I was IN the play once....my part was the choir director who was also a secret alcoholic..."And you tenors, don't sing so loud - leave that for the Methodists on the other side of town...."
And then later I was walking down the street late at night and someone bumped into me and I was drinking whiskey from a bottle...the audience got very quiet.
And still later I was in my grave in the cemetery with all the other dead people and I still had my bottle.
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Woody Woodpecker is a semi regular cartoon on ME Tv's 7 a.m.-8 a.m. Cartoon Block.
But yes Mighty Mouse seems to have disappeared.
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I hope someone sings "Losing My Mind" like Dame Edna.
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I was IN the play once....my part was the choir director who was also a secret alcoholic..."And you tenors, don't sing so loud - leave that for the Methodists on the other side of town...."
And then later I was walking down the street late at night and someone bumped into me and I was drinking whiskey from a bottle...the audience got very quiet.
And still later I was in my grave in the cemetery with all the other dead people and I still had my bottle.
An alcoholic even in death!
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Sada Thompson was a method kneader.
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Dominick Dunne says Frank Sinatra was a real a-hole during the rehearsals for Our Town. Years later at the Beverly Hills Hotel, for no particular reason, Frank paid a waiter $50 to punch Dunne in the nose.
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That’s what I get for trying to find any footage of that production on YouTube.
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Our Town was the first play I ever saw. We read it in junior high and they took us to a production at the Hilberry Theatre.
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Going slowly today. Back is a little better.
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Sounds like rain going on outside.
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I love Our Town. Don't know if I have ever seen it live. I loved the TV version BK references. But I don't like Robbie Benson.
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I would have liked to see Spaulding Grey as the narrator.
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And I think I would have liked Kenny Leon's recent revival.
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Our Town was the senior class play in my high school. I think we may have even read it. It was a fixture in the culture then.
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I'm up, I'm up - five hours of sleep.
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Why?
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Because I went down the damn Our Town rabbit hole.
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Also, not talked about was the David Cromer production with Helen Hunt.
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Stage Manager seems like a tough role.
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Cranberry pecan pie is in the oven.
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Watching a little more Nutcracker. Paul Bogart of Evening Primrose fame directed very well.
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Today is Fibonacci Day: 1,1,2,3.
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It’s as good a reading as any to have pie!
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Decided I don't want to go out at all today, so mail place on the 'morrow.
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Decided I don't want to cook anything here - so Jersey Mike's Philly ordered.
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Decided I just need to relax and not work today.
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Decided we should not be on page three anymore.
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And yet, here we are.
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{Page Two will not do.
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Let me see....ice skating from Finland is on NBC in about an hour....but of course I am certain the golf on just before it will run overtime.
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Cranberry pecan pie
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So we may miss some routines....but certainly not Johnny W's clown suit.
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Three!
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
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Also, not talked about was the David Cromer production with Helen Hunt.
I'm guessing the YouTube algorithm didn't bring up my attempt at a spoof of the use of the smell of bacon in the David Cromer production of OUR TOWN. I love Shauna Hicks' vocal on this one.
More pork and pig references than you can shake a thesaurus at.
"It's Pork! It's Pork! A Hell of a Smell"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6udCDp5ELYY
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Decided I don't want to cook anything here - so Jersey Mike's Philly ordered.
I had the Jersey Mike's Philly for lunch, too.
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Cranberry pecan pie
Wow! That looks delicious!
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
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And as always, Fred Mertz always needed to be reminded "Ethel is NOT fat."
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I love Our Town. Don't know if I have ever seen it live. I loved the TV version BK references. But I don't like Robbie Benson.
I love all three major Thornton Wilder plays. Our Town never fails to break my heart and leave me in tears, but The Skin of Our Teeth is in my pantheon of great plays. I've never seen a production that satisfies my vision of it. In March 2020 - I checked my email to verify this! - the TV broadcast with Helen Hayes as Mrs Antrobus and Mary Martin as Sabina was available online, and I liked it very much; it has since been withdrawn for copyright reasons. YouTube has Acts One and Three of a 1959 BBC telecast with Vivien Leigh as Sabina I wish it was complete.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc-9ntEll1Q&t=258s
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From DR John's comments regarding Lay's Potato Chips...
::)
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DR Rodzinski, Mighty Mouse was one of the few cartoons I liked as a child.
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From Rodzinski.
I had a mortifying moment at a trade show last year. A woman at a booth was wearing an orange sweater with block splotches, identical to Fred Flintstone. At these shows, people wear loud clothes, try to capture attention. It wasn’t outside the realm of possibility… Their branding was orange. Before I could take a mental moment and think, “consider that maybe she’s not intentionally trying to look like Fred Flintstone,” I blurt out, “Fred Flintstone, awesome!”
To which she responds, “Who?”
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I've never seen any version of Our Town. I've never read it, either. I probably should at some point.
I think my favorite is the one with Hal Holbrook.
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My DH said carrots were $1.50 for a five-pound bag. So guess what I'm taking to the Thanksgiving dinner today.
Cooked or raw? If cooked what are you doing with them?
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Dragging my ASS this morning. Feeling okay from the cold, but still blowing my nose more than I'd like. And I'm playing AUDITIONS this evening. And tomorrow evening.
I'm sorry you can't stay home and rest.
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Woody Woodpecker is a semi regular cartoon on ME Tv's 7 a.m.-8 a.m. Cartoon Block.
But yes Mighty Mouse seems to have disappeared.
Woody was one of the cartoons I preferred to skip.
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My Jersey Mike's Philly was not so hat - some weird couple of bites - gristle or something.
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OUR TOWN is a 1938 play, which means it goes into public domain in 2033 or 2034, whichever year ends the 95-year copyright.
I wonder if the estates for GROVER'S CORNERS, the Jones and Schmidt musical of OUR TOWN, plan to try to get the musical out there then.
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
I can understand that. I am glad I don't constantly get asked "Where is Tarzan".
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My Jersey Mike's Philly was not so hat - some weird couple of bites - gristle or something.
"Not so hot" meaning literally not warm enough, or just not so good? or maybe both?
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
I can understand that. I am glad I don't constantly get asked "Where is Tarzan".
That sounds annoying.
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OUR TOWN is a 1938 play, which means it goes into public domain in 2033 or 2034, whichever year ends the 95-year copyright.
I wonder if the estates for GROVER'S CORNERS, the Jones and Schmidt musical of OUR TOWN, plan to try to get the musical out there then.
I doubt anyone's thinking that far ahead.
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It was good until whatever weird gristle thing. Then it was not good.
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Think I'll watch a movie shortly.
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At least Fred MacMurray was pretty famous from "My Three Sons" and Disney movies when I was young, so I could deflect to him if anyone brought up Flintstone or Mertz.
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
I can understand that. I am glad I don't constantly get asked "Where is Tarzan".
That sounds annoying.
At least Jane was more attractive than your Fred's ;D
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An expression not used anymore, "Plain Jane and no nonsense". People often said that to me. I preferred being asked about Tarzan ;D
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At least Fred MacMurray was pretty famous from "My Three Sons" and Disney movies when I was young, so I could deflect to him if anyone brought up Flintstone or Mertz.
He was a good Fred.
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It was good until whatever weird gristle thing. Then it was not good.
Sounds yucky.
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An expression not used anymore, "Plain Jane and no nonsense". People often said that to me. I preferred being asked about Tarzan ;D
Yikes! What are people who say things like that thinking, except being intentionally unpleasant?
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PAGE FOUR, at long last.
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
I can understand that. I am glad I don't constantly get asked "Where is Tarzan".
That sounds annoying.
At least Jane was more attractive than your Fred's ;D
I figure Fred Flintstone MUST have had something going for him when he was younger, for Wilma to have married him.
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OUR TOWN is a 1938 play, which means it goes into public domain in 2033 or 2034, whichever year ends the 95-year copyright.
I wonder if the estates for GROVER'S CORNERS, the Jones and Schmidt musical of OUR TOWN, plan to try to get the musical out there then.
I doubt anyone's thinking that far ahead.
Probably. They might start thinking about it a few years before 2034. It could be like the various and sundried GREAT GATSBY adaptations coming at the same time raring to go the year public domain came.
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Maybe with the 95-year copyright period drawing to a close, the Wilder estate might be more approachable about the musical these days, for either productions or a CD?
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Perhaps they might enjoy getting royalties from a Schmidt and Jones musical.
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At least Fred MacMurray was pretty famous from "My Three Sons" and Disney movies when I was young, so I could deflect to him if anyone brought up Flintstone or Mertz.
He was a good Fred.
I remember not really liking the song "Do the Freddie" when I was very young, but starting to like it later on.
Freddie and the Dreamers - "Do The Freddie"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdnyvtGP-Gg
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An expression not used anymore, "Plain Jane and no nonsense". People often said that to me. I preferred being asked about Tarzan ;D
Yikes! What are people who say things like that thinking, except being intentionally unpleasant?
They thought they were witty. Neither statement was ever done in anything but a friendly way.
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Page Three.
Fred Flintstone.
I'm glad the days are gone when the name Fred conjured up images of Fred Mertz and Fred Flintstone.
These days, the most prominent theatrical "Freddie" is the Freddie Trumper played by Aaron Tveit in CHESS.
I can understand that. I am glad I don't constantly get asked "Where is Tarzan".
That sounds annoying.
At least Jane was more attractive than your Fred's ;D
I figure Fred Flintstone MUST have had something going for him when he was younger, for Wilma to have married him.
;D
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An expression not used anymore, "Plain Jane and no nonsense". People often said that to me. I preferred being asked about Tarzan ;D
Yikes! What are people who say things like that thinking, except being intentionally unpleasant?
They thought they were witty. Neither statement was ever done in anything but a friendly way.
That's great!
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A local theater group is doing Thorton Wilder’s short play, The Long Christmas Dinner, for a second year. Last year, it was minimally staged. This year, they’re adding a chamber group, which I am not sure it needs.
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Gratuitous post 101!
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I came across my grounding matt yesterday. I took a nap on it for 90 minutes and my back already feels much better.
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My sister had to take my brother-in-law back to the hospital. They’re now saying he has three blocked arteries. Don’t know yet what they’re going to do, but he’s in CICU for at least a few days now.
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I came across my grounding matt yesterday. I took a nap on it for 90 minutes and my back already feels much better.
That's great, John!
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My sister had to take my brother-in-law back to the hospital. They’re now saying he has three blocked arteries. Don’t know yet what they’re going to do, but he’s in CICU for at least a few days now.
:( Healing vibes for your brother-in-law.
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I came across my grounding matt yesterday. I took a nap on it for 90 minutes and my back already feels much better.
That's great!
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My sister had to take my brother-in-law back to the hospital. They’re now saying he has three blocked arteries. Don’t know yet what they’re going to do, but he’s in CICU for at least a few days now.
I'm sorry. Best wishes and vibes he will be ok.
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
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My sister had to take my brother-in-law back to the hospital. They’re now saying he has three blocked arteries. Don’t know yet what they’re going to do, but he’s in CICU for at least a few days now.
Hope they get your brother-in-law fixed up and healing well.
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~~~MORE HEALTH VIBES~~~ for DR John G.'s BIL
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I saw The Skin of Our Teeth in a music camp production at Interlochen. I remember really liking it. I don't think I've seen it since, alas.
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I read The Skin of Our Teeth in high school. Yet I’ve never read nor seen Our Town.
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Good evening.
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LOL DR Laura.
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Of course, I played Mr. Antrobus in Skin of Our Teeth in high school.
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Finished a movie described as a psychological thriller with twists and turns. No. Another talkfest that goes on for two hours and eighteen minutes.
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Will try another movie in a little while.
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Well wishes, John, for your brother in law.
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Good evening!
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Health vibes for your brother-in-law, DR JohnG
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Thanks to George, Jrand75, Freddie, Jane and singdaw for yesterday's congrats on my milestone, as modest as it is!
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Great, DR George! Me too!
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
Fantastic!
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Vibes to your BIL, John G.
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Thanks to George, Jrand75, Freddie, Jane and singdaw for yesterday's congrats on my milestone, as modest as it is!
You are welcome.
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Great, DR George! Me too!
Good for you :)
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
Fantastic!
Thanks.
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Thanks to George, Jrand75, Freddie, Jane and singdaw for yesterday's congrats on my milestone, as modest as it is!
You're welcome, Kevin.
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We watched a three-part miniseries called LOST BOYS AND FAIRIES, about a young gay couple going through the adoption process.
I'm not sure how we heard about it; it was extremely well-acted and powerful - though it's very graphic, and earned its TV-MA rating.
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DR JOHN G vibes for your BIL.
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Knee-deep in the last part of Nutcracker. Such an ugly story. And Lee Remick is great.
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I’m getting tired.
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Tomorrow I have a day of training to be a substitute teacher.
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I also have some sleep to catch up on.
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I hope I don’t catch up during the training.
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Billy Goldenberg did the score for Nutcracker. It’s pretty good. He got an Emmy nomination.
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Knee-deep in the last part of Nutcracker.
It's called a plié. 8)
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It’s no Ballroom.
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Knee-deep in the last part of Nutcracker.
It's called a plié. 8)
Ha!
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Ate out tonight with some friends.
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Ordered chicken parmesan.
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It was very good.
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And I had to have most of it boxed up to bring home.
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I had fried chicken tonight. Popeyes. Excellent. JB liked it too.
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Tired.
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This week will be really busy. I am grateful to have Thu/Fri off, but a week's worth of work will be condensed into three days.
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Posting a post.
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Posting another post.
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One more.
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PAGE SIX
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Posting a post.
Sounds like something Karen Carpenter would sing.
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Good night, Singdaw.
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The pie was excellent.
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Good night, all.
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Knee-deep in the last part of Nutcracker.
It's called a plié. 8)
LOL!
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Hoping the training goes well tomorrow, John G!
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Tried watching One Battle After Another - that's pretty much what it is. Almost three hours of it. I dozed off a few times, so I'll try it again, but it's just a little too smart-ass for my taste and frankly I don't know that I ever need to see Leonardo in another movie. That's just me.
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Page six.
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I wasn't going to eat more than a snack, but I have to get the taste of the sandwich from earlier out of my mouth - ordered the shrimp basket from a nearby jernt. Had it a couple of weeks ago and it was excellent.
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The notes discussed John Wilson. This is a favorite YouTube picker-upper.
Tap Your Troubles Away - John Wilson on Broadway
(featuring Anna-Jane Casey)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6skpCNIoes&list=RDD9cDxvkufVQ&index=3
I love this! :D
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What's more, the auditions are for Assassins and everyone's been instructed to sing something from a Sondheim show. Pray for that baby.
Hope it all went well, ChasSmith! And that tomorrow goes well, also!
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(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8155.0;attach=27922)
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I like Steve Hofstetter. He's funny and insightful.
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Dominick Dunne says Frank Sinatra was a real a-hole during the rehearsals for Our Town. Years later at the Beverly Hills Hotel, for no particular reason, Frank paid a waiter $50 to punch Dunne in the nose.
Oh, my goodness! :o
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I would have liked to see Spaulding Grey as the narrator.
Years ago, Spaulding Grey came to the Washington Center with one of his solo shows.
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I ushered for it and got to meet him after the show and got his autograph on one of his books for a friend of mine. She was a big fan of his.
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Decided I don't want to cook anything here - so Jersey Mike's Philly ordered.
I was thinking about going to Jersey Mike's after working concessions for A Bright Room Called Day for which I ushered last week, but I had Burger King (BK! ;) ) coupons, so I went there instead.
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Cranberry pecan pie
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8155.0;attach=27924)
Very nice, John.
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Also, not talked about was the David Cromer production with Helen Hunt.
I'm guessing the YouTube algorithm didn't bring up my attempt at a spoof of the use of the smell of bacon in the David Cromer production of OUR TOWN. I love Shauna Hicks' vocal on this one.
More pork and pig references than you can shake a thesaurus at.
"It's Pork! It's Pork! A Hell of a Smell"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6udCDp5ELYY
That's funny, Freddie!
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I love Our Town. Don't know if I have ever seen it live. I loved the TV version BK references. But I don't like Robbie Benson.
I love all three major Thornton Wilder plays. Our Town never fails to break my heart and leave me in tears, but The Skin of Our Teeth is in my pantheon of great plays. I've never seen a production that satisfies my vision of it. In March 2020 - I checked my email to verify this! - the TV broadcast with Helen Hayes as Mrs Antrobus and Mary Martin as Sabina was available online, and I liked it very much; it has since been withdrawn for copyright reasons. YouTube has Acts One and Three of a 1959 BBC telecast with Vivien Leigh as Sabina I wish it was complete.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc-9ntEll1Q&t=258s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc-9ntEll1Q&t=258s)
Here's the 1983 production on PBS with Harold Gould, Jeffrey Combs, Sada Thompson, Monique Fowler, Blair Brown, John Houseman, and Rue McClanahan (if it hasn't already been posted):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHQ9jcP5fCw (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHQ9jcP5fCw)
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Good :)
Thanks, Jane.
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My Jersey Mike's Philly was not so hat - some weird couple of bites - gristle or something.
Very strange! I hate it when I find icky things like that. :P
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OUR TOWN is a 1938 play, which means it goes into public domain in 2033 or 2034, whichever year ends the 95-year copyright.
I wonder if the estates for GROVER'S CORNERS, the Jones and Schmidt musical of OUR TOWN, plan to try to get the musical out there then.
I doubt anyone's thinking that far ahead.
Probably. They might start thinking about it a few years before 2034. It could be like the various and sundried GREAT GATSBY adaptations coming at the same time raring to go the year public domain came.
The same thing happened with The Wild Party...one on Broadway and one off Broadway.
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And I think Phantom, too. I'd read that Yeston's version was actually written before ALW's version, but Lord Andy's version hit and became the world wide sensation. Yeston didn't really have a chance after that. :-\
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Although, there are several recordings in Japanese of Yeston's version by the Takarazuka company in Japan.
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At least Fred MacMurray was pretty famous from "My Three Sons" and Disney movies when I was young, so I could deflect to him if anyone brought up Flintstone or Mertz.
He was a good Fred.
I remember not really liking the song "Do the Freddie" when I was very young, but starting to like it later on.
Freddie and the Dreamers - "Do The Freddie"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdnyvtGP-Gg
That was...interesting. ::)
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PAGE SEVEN DANCE!!
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My sister had to take my brother-in-law back to the hospital. They’re now saying he has three blocked arteries. Don’t know yet what they’re going to do, but he’s in CICU for at least a few days now.
Oh, no!
~~~Vibes of All Kinds for John's Brother-in-Law!!~~~
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
Amazeballs!! :D
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Thanks to George, Jrand75, Freddie, Jane and singdaw for yesterday's congrats on my milestone, as modest as it is!
You're very welcome, Kevin!
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Great, DR George! Me too!
Thanks, and Congrats to you!
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Tomorrow I have a day of training to be a substitute teacher.
Hope it all goes well, John!
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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I've seen them.
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I've read them.
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I wrote them.
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And there they are.
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Sure as a star.
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Not very far.
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By foot or by car.
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I had fried chicken tonight. Popeyes. Excellent. JB liked it too.
WHAT? JB's a cannibal?? :o
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Above par.
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All right, let's get to it.
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Can't stay up too late tonight.
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I have to get some sleep tonight...tomorrow's going to be a day.
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Gratuitous Post #200!!