Sunday, December 22, 2024
On this day in music history - A Streetcar Named Desire, by Renée Fleming ... (1998):
A Streetcar Named Desire
Album by Renée Fleming,
Elizabeth Futral, Rodney Gilfry, Anthony Dean Griffey, San Francisco Opera and
André Previn,
released December 22,
1998.
Track list:
Act One,
Scene 1: They Told Me To Take A Streetcar Named Desire - Renee Fleming / Judith
Forst; Act One, Scene 1: Blanche! / Stella! Oh Stella! - Elizabeth Futral / Renee
Fleming; Act One, Scene 1: I Can Hardly Stand It - Elizabeth Futral; Act One,
Scene 1: You Left! I Stayed And I Struggled! - Renee Fleming / Elizabeth
Futral; Act One, Scene 1: I... I... I...Took The Blows On My Face - Renee
Fleming / Elizabeth Futral; Act One, Scene 1: Hey Mitch! Come Back Here -
Rodney Gilfry / Mathew Lord / Anthony Dean Griffey / Judith Forst; Act One,
Scene 1: You Must Be Stanley. I’m Blanche - Renee Fleming / Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth
Futral; Act One, Scene 2: Hiyah, Sweetheart - Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral;
Act One, Scene 2: Let Me Enlighten You On A Point Or Two - Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth
Futral; Act One, Scene 2: Hello Stanley. Do You Mind? - Renee Fleming / Rodney
Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act One, Scene 2: Here! There Are Thousands Of
Papers - Renee Fleming / Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act One, Scene 3:
Well, I Ought To Be Getting Home - Anthony Dean Griffey / Rodney Gilfry / Mathew
Lord / Elizabeth Futral / Renee Fleming; Act One, Scene 3: Yes? Oh, Hello -
Renee Fleming / Anthony Dean Griffey / Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral / Mathew
Lord; Act One, Scene 3: Stella! / Stanely, That’s My... What Are You Doing -
Renee Fleming / Elizabeth Futral / Rodney Gilfry / Mathew Lord / Anthony Dean
Griffey / Judith Forst; Act One, Scene 3: Hmmm... / Stella? Stella? - Elizabeth Futral / Renee
Fleming; Act Two, Prologue - Orch Of The San Francisco Oper / Andre Previn; Act
Two, Scene 1: Say, Blanche... Do You Happen To know - Rodney Gilfry / Renee
Fleming / Elizabeth Futral; Act Two, Scene 1: Soft People Have Got To Shimmer
And Glow - Renee Fleming; Act Two, Scene 1: Ah Me... Ah Me... Come In - Renee
Fleming / Jeffrey Lentz; Act Two, Scene 1: Don’t You Love These Rainy
Afternoons? - Renee Fleming / Jeffrey Lentz; Act Two, Scene 1: What’s The Time?
Come On, Mitch - Renee Fleming; Act Two, Scene 2: Fraid You Didn’t Have Much
Fun - Renee Fleming / Anthony Dean Griffey; Act Two, Scene 2: I Work Out With
The Weights - Anthony Dean Griffey / Renee Fleming; Act Two, Scene 2:
Blanche... How Old Are You? - Anthony Dean Griffey / Renee Fleming; Act Two,
Scene 2: I’m Not A Boy, She Says - Anthony Dean Griffey; Act Two, Scene 2: He
Was A Boy When I Was A Very Young Girl - Renee Fleming / Anthony Dean Griffey;
Act Three: Prologue - Orch Of The San Francisco Oper / Andre Previn; Act Three,
Scene 1: (Humming) / What’s All This For? - Renee Fleming / Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth
Futral; Act Three, Scene 1: You Should Just Know The Line - Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth
Futral / Renee Fleming; Act Three, Scene 1: What Time Is It? - Renee Fleming / Rodney
Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 1: Stanley, Tell Us A Joke - Renee
Fleming / Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 1: ‘Stell, It’s
Gonna Be All Right - Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 1:
Yes... Don’t Light These Pretty, Pretty Little Candles - Renee Fleming / Rodney
Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 1: Me And You When We First Met -
Rodney Gilfry / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 2: Who Is It, Please? -
Renee Fleming / Anthony Dean Griffey; Act Three, Scene 2: It’s Dark In Here -
Anthony Dean Griffey / Renee Fleming; Act Three, Scene 2: Real! Who Wants Real?
- Renee Fleming / Anthony Dean Griffey; Act Three, Scene 2: I Don’t Mind Your
Being Older - Anthony Dean Griffey / Renee Fleming / Josepha Gayer; Act Three,
Scene 3: How About Taking A Swim - Renee Fleming / Rodney Gilfry; Act Three,
Scene 3: Take A Look At Yourself - Rodney Gilfry / Renee Fleming; Act Three,
Scene 3: Operator, Operator, Give Me Long Distance - Renee Fleming / Rodney
Gilfry; Act Three, Scene 3: Interlude - Orch Of The San Francisco Opera / Andre
Previn; Act Three, Scene 4: Damn Your Luck - Mathew Lord / Rodney Gilfry / Anthony
Dean Griffey / Judith Forst / Elizabeth Futral; Act Three, Scene 4: I’ll Wear
The Cool Yellow Silk - Renee Fleming / Elizabeth Futral / Judith Forst / Rodney
Gilfry; Act Three, Scene 4: I Can Smell The Sea Air - Renee Fleming; Act Three,
Scene 4: That Must Be Them - Judith Forst / Rodney Gilfry / Renee Fleming / Elizabeth
Futral / Lynne Soffer / Anthony Dean Griffey...; Act Three, Scene 4: These
Fingernails Need To Be Trimmed - Lynne Soffer / Ray Reinhardt / Renee Fleming.
On this day in movie history - Grumpier Old Men (1995):
Grumpier Old Men
directed by Howard
Deutch,
written by Mark Steven Johnson,
was
released in the United States on December 22, 1995.
Music by Alan Silvestri.
Walter Matthau, Jack
Lemmon, Sophia Loren, Ann-Margret, Burgess Meredith, Daryl Hannah, Kevin Pollak,
Katie Sagona, Ann Morgan Guilbert, James Andelin, Marcus Klemp, Max Wright, Cheryl
Hawker, Wayne A. Evenson, Allison Levine, John Patrick Martin, Adam Ward, Ryan
Waldoch, James Cada, Jaclyn Ross, Kyle Christopherson, Jeffrey L. Smith, Geraldo
Rivera, Warren Schueneman, Jack Mitsch, Sterling Robson, Gregory Schuneman, Denny
Schusted, Michelle Johnston, Wallace Olson, Carl Johnson, Eugene Karels, Lawrence
Grivna, Joel Edwards, Larissa Lowthorp, Johnny Luckett, Tammara Melloy, Shirley
Stoler, Ryan Wotherspoon.
On this day in movie history - Always (1989):
Always
directed by Steven
Spielberg,
written by Jerry Belson and Diane Thomas,
was released in the United
States on December 22, 1989.
Based on the movie A
Guy Named Joe (1943), directed by Victor Fleming and John
E. Burch.
Music by John Williams.
Richard Dreyfuss, Holly
Hunter, Brad Johnson, John Goodman, Audrey Hepburn, Roberts Blossom, Keith
David, Ed Van Nuys, Marg Helgenberger, Dale Dye, Brian Haley, James Lashly, Michael
Steve Jones, Kim Robillard, Jim Sparkman, Doug McGrath, Shereil L. Bowens, Ascension
Fuentes, Todd Jacobson, DeMarious T. Morganfield, Mike O'Neal, Larry Landless, Steve
Shatnyski, James Pruitt, Joseph McCrossin, JD Souther, David Jackson, David Kitay,
Gene Strimling, Roy E. Harrison, Ted Grossman, Gerry Rothschild, Loren Smothers,
Taleena Ottwell, Dan Aykroyd, Michael Braveheart, Jim Dunkin, Douglas
'Hurricane' Hall, Tim Hiser, Jaclyn Nagata, Joseph Michael Roth.
On this day in movie history - Do Not Disturb (1965 movie & novelization):
Do Not Disturb
directed by Ralph Levy
and George Marshall,
written by Richard L. Breen and Milt
Rosen,
based on the play Some Other Love by William Fairchild,
was
released in the United States on December 22, 1965.
Music by Lionel Newman and Alexander Courage.
Music by Lionel Newman and Alexander Courage.
Doris Day, Rod Taylor, Hermione
Baddeley, Sergio Fantoni, Reginald Gardiner, Maura McGiveney, Aram Katcher, Leon
Askin, Lisa Perav, Michael Romanoff, Albert Carrier, Barbara Morrison, Dick
Winslow, Raquel Welch, Britt Ekland.
Recommended reading:
Do Not Disturb
By Marvin H. Albert.
Novelization.
ASIN: B000CS3JSU
Published by Dell.
Published 1965.
Description:
Pleasure before business
– and after!
“It is difficult to
explain,” the Frenchman said. “You see, you are a wife.”
“Of course I am. So?”
“At the Paris business
meeting, wives are not allowed.”
“Not allowed?” Janet took
another look at all the Do Not Disturb signs. “Exactly what kind of
business is this?”
Then, he told her…
Do Not Disturb.
Don’t
miss the sensational Twentieth Century-Fox motion picture starring Doris Day
and Rod Taylor.
On this day in music history - Symphony No. 5, by Ludwig van Beethoven (1808):
Symphony No. 5
by
Ludwig van Beethoven,
was first performed in Vienna on December 22, 1808.
Symphony in four movements.
Opus 67, in C minor.
Composed: 1804–1808.
Symphony in four movements.
Opus 67, in C minor.
Composed: 1804–1808.
Born on this day – Lynne Thigpen:
Actress
December 22, 1948 – March 12, 2003
Credits:
A
Mother's Instinct (1996); A. Philip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom (1996); ABC
Afterschool Specials (1989–1993); All My Children (1983–2000); Amazing Graces (1981);
American Playhouse (1982–1983); Anger Management (2003); Article 99 (1992); Bear
in the Big Blue House (1997–2003); Bear in the Big Blue House: Bear's Sense of
Adventure (1999); Bicentennial Man (1999); Blankman (1994); Bob Roberts (1992);
Broadway Plays Washington on Kennedy Center Tonight (1982); Cagney & Lacey:
The View Through the Glass Ceiling (1995); Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase
Through Time (1999); Chance of a Lifetime (1998); Dear John (1991); Eve and the
Fire Horse (2005); Fear Stalk (1989); FM (1989–1990); Fol-de-Rol (1972); Frank's
Place (1988); Freedom to Speak (1983); Gimme a Break! (1985–1986); Godspell
(1973); Hello Again (1987); Homicide: Life on the Street (1997); Hunter (1990);
Impulse (1990); Just Cause (1995); King of the Hill (1998); L.A. Law (1991–1992);
Law & Order (1995–1999); Lean on Me (1989); Lou Grant (1981); Love, Sidney
(1983); Loving (1992); Naked in New York (1993); Night Ride Home (1999); Novocaine
(2001); Once in the Life (2000); Pretty Poison (1996); Promised Land (1997); Random
Hearts (1999); Reading Rainbow (1993); Rockabye (1986); Roseanne (1989); Running
on Empty (1988); Separate But Equal (1991); Sesame Street (1968); Shaft (2000);
Skull Session: The Making of 'Anger Management' (2003); Spenser: For Hire (1986);
Streets of Fire (1984); Sweet Liberty (1986); The 35th Annual Tony Awards (1981);
The 51st Annual Tony Awards (1997); The Boys Next Door (1996); The Days and
Nights of Molly Dodd (1991); The District (2000–2003); The Ellen Burstyn Show
(1987); The Equalizer (1987); The Insider (1999); The News Is the News (1983); The
Paper (1994); The Puzzle Place (1995); The Recovery Room (1985); The Warriors
(1979); Thirtysomething (1989); Tintypes (1982); Tootsie (1982); Trial by Media
(2000); Walls of Glass (1985); When Hell Freezes Over, I'll Skate (1979); Where
in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? (1991–1998); Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego?
(1996–1997).
Born on this day – Peggie Castle:
Actress
December 22, 1927 – August 11, 1973
Credits:
77
Sunset Strip (1958); 99 River Street (1953); Air Cadet (1951); Assignment:
Mexico (1956); Back from the Dead (1957); Beginning of the End (1957); Bright
Victory (1951); Buccaneer's Girl (1950); Cheyenne (1956–1957); Conflict (1957);
Cow Country (1953); Fingerman (1955); Fireside Theatre (1952–1954); Four Star
Playhouse (1956); Frontier Justice (1958); Gunsmoke (1957); Harem Girl (1952); Hell's
Crossroads (1957); Here's Hollywood (1961); Herman's Herd (1949); Hollywood
Christmas Lane Parade of the Stars (1960); I Was a Shoplifter (1950); I, the
Jury (1953); I'm the Law (1953); Invasion, U.S.A. (1952); Jesse James' Women
(1954); Lawman (1959–1962); Life of St. Paul Series (1949); Lux Video Theatre
(1956); Markham (1959); Max Liebman Presents: Kaleidoscope (1955); Mike Hammer
(1959); Miracle in the Rain (1956); Mr. Belvedere Goes to College (1949); Our
Miss Brooks (1956); Outside the Wall (1950); Overland Pacific (1954); Payment
on Demand (1951); Perry Mason (1957); Quincannon, Frontier Scout (1956); Racket
Squad (1953); Seven Hills of Rome (1957); Shakedown (1950); Son of Belle Starr
(1953); Tall Man Riding (1955); Target Zero (1955); The Colgate Comedy Hour
(1955); The Counterfeit Plan (1957); The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen
(1959); The Golden Horde (1951); The Juke Box Jury (1956); The Long Wait (1954);
The Millionaire (1956); The O. Henry Playhouse (1957); The Oklahoma Woman (1956);
The Prince Who Was a Thief (1951); The Restless Gun (1958–1959); The Sergeant
and the Lady (1958); The Texan (1958); The Virginian (1966); The White Orchid
(1954); The Yellow Tomahawk (1954); Two-Gun Lady (1955); Wagons West (1952); When
a Girl's Beautiful (1947); Woman in Hiding (1950); World of Giants (1959); Zane
Grey Theatre (1956).
Born on this day – Doris Miles Disney:
Writer
December 22, 1907 – March 9, 1976
Credits:
Books:
A Compound for Death
(1943); Murder on a Tangent (1945); Appointment at Nine (1947); Fire at Will
(1950); The Last Straw (aka Driven to Kill) (1954); Dark Road (aka Dead Stop)
(1946); Family Skeleton (1949); Straw Man (1951); Trick or Treat (aka The Halloween
Murder) (1955); Method in Madness (aka Quiet Violence) (1957); Did She Fall or
Was She Pushed? (1959); Find the Woman (1962); The Chandler Policy (1971);
Unappointed Rounds (1956); Black Mail (1958); Mrs Meeker's Money (1961); Shadow
of a Man (1940); Who Rides a Tiger? (aka Sow the Wind) (1946); Enduring Old
Charms (aka Death for My Beloved) (1947); Testimony by Silence (1948); That
Which Is Crooked (1948); Count the Ways (1949); Look Back on Murder (1951);
Heavy, Heavy Hangs (1952); Do unto Others (1953); Prescription: Murder (1953);
Room for Murder (1955); My Neighbor's Wife (1957); No Next of Kin (1959); Dark
Lady (aka Sinister Lady (1961); Should Auld Acquaintance (1962); Here Lies...
(1963); The Hospitality of the House (aka Unsuspected Evil (1964); The
Departure of Mr. Gaudette (aka Fateful Departure) (1965); At Some Forgotten
Door (1966); The Magic Grandfather (aka Mask of Evil (1966); Night of Clear
Choice (aka Flame of Evil (1967); Money for the Taking (1968); Voice from the
Grave (1968); Two Little Children and How They Grew (1969); Do Not Fold,
Spindle or Mutilate (aka Death by Computer) (1970); Fatal Choice (1970);
Three's a Crowd (1972); The Day Miss Bessie Lewis Disappeared (1972); Only
Couples Need Apply (1973); Don't Go into the Woods Today (1974); Cry for Help
(1975); Winifred (1976); Muppets Most Wanted (2014); The Last Straw / The Pale
Door / The Dead Don't Speak (1955).
Movies and television:
Betrayal
(1974); Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate (1971); Kraft Theatre (1958); La
strada buia (1950); Stella (1950); The Straw Man (1953); Yesterday's Child
(1977).
Born on this day – Fred M. Wilcox:
Director
December 22, 1907 – September 23, 1964
Photographed with Pal
(as Lassie), on the set of Lassie Come Home (1943).
Born on this day – Lil Green:
Blues singer
Songwriter
December 22, 1901 – April 14, 1954
Credits:
Albums:
1940-1941 (2008); 1942-1946
(2008); 1947-1951 (2008); Blues & Rhythm Series: The Chronological Lil
Green 1940-1941 (2003); Give Your Mama One Smile (2023); Greens Got The Blues (2020);
Instinctively the Blues - Lil Green (2020); Lil Green (2016); Love In The Dark
(2023); No Stranger to Trouble (2015); Romance In The Dark (1971); Romance In
The Dark (Original Recordings 1940 - 1944) (2015); The Blues Collective - Lil
Green (2023); The Blues Mama (2019); The Very Best Of (2010); Why Don't You Do
Right? 1940-1942 (Remastered Historical Recordings) (2006).
Songs:
Aggravatin'
Papa; Because I Love My Daddy So; Cherry Tree Blues; Country Boy Blues; Give your
mama one smile; Hello Babe; How Can I Go On?; How Come You Do Me Like You Do; I
Gotta Have It; I Have a Place to Go; I Want A Man; I Won't Sell My Love; If I'm
a Fool; If You Want to Share Your Love; I'm going to start a racket; I'm
Wasting My Time on You; Just Rockin'; Keep Your Hand on Your Heart; Knockin'
Myself Out; Last Go Round Blues; Let's Be Friends; My Mellow Man; No, Baby,
Nobody but You; Outside Of That; Romance in the Dark; Take Me Back To Little
Rock; What Have I Done; What's The Matter With Love?; Why Don't You Do Right; Why
Don'y You Do It Right; You're Just Full of Jive; You've Been A Good Old Wagon.
Recommended reading - Film Noir Reader 2 (2004):
Film Noir Reader 2
Edited by Alain Silver and James Ursini
Published by Limelight
Published 2004.
Paperback.
ISBN-10: 0879102802
ISBN-13: 978-0879102807
Description:
Generously includes film stills and essays on
crime films, The Postman Always Rings Twice, “Hitchcock's Noir Landscape” “Samuel
Fuller's Tabloid Cinema” “Son of Noir” “Noir Science” “Girl Power: Female
Centered Neo-Noir” and “Abstract Expressionism and Film Noir.”
Lawrence Clark Powell, on books:
Books are islands in the ocean of time.
They are also oases in the deserts of time.
- Lawrence Clark Powell.
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