Highway to Heaven (1984);
Simon & Simon (1984); St. Elsewhere (1983); Vega$ (1979); Hardcore (1979); Runamuk
(1978); How the West Was Won (1978); Lou Grant (1978); Starsky and Hutch (1977);
Police Woman (1977); Charlie's Angels (1977); The Waltons (1977); Code R (1977);
The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver (1977); Emergency! (1972–1977); Jigsaw
John (1976); The Bionic Woman (1976); Marcus Welby, M.D. (1976); S.W.A.T. (1975);
A Cry for Help (1975); Ironside (1974); Adam-12 (1973–1974); Sons and Daughters
(1974); Man on the Outside (1974); Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law (1971–1974);
Hawkins (1974); The Elevator (1974); Gunsmoke (1970–1974); Hec Ramsey (1973); Chase
(1973); The Rookies (1973); Brock's Last Case (1973); Bad Company (1972); McCloud
(1971); The Death of Me Yet (1971); The Man and the City (1971); Cannon (1971);
The Steagle (1971); Matt Lincoln (1970); Then Came Bronson (1970); The Third
Man (1964); Dr. Kildare (1962–1963); Laramie (1962–1963); The Dick Van Dyke
Show (1963); Saints and Sinners (1962); 77 Sunset Strip (1960–1962); The Law
and Mr. Jones (1962); The Dick Powell Theatre (1962); Cain's Hundred (1962); The
Detectives (1960–1962); The Brothers Brannagan (1961); Bat Masterson (1961); The
Roaring 20's (1961); Perry Mason (1961); Outlaws (1961); The Life and Legend of
Wyatt Earp (1961); Hennesey (1961); Wanted: Dead or Alive (1959–1961); The
Rifleman (1961); This Man Dawson (1960); Hong Kong (1960); Hawaiian Eye (1960);
Tales of Wells Fargo (1960); The Westerner (1960); One Step Beyond (1959–1960);
Tate (1960); The Alaskans (1960); Tombstone Territory (1960); Devil's Partner
(1960); Bonanza (1960); Bronco (1959–1960); Riverboat (1960); Johnny Ringo (1960);
Johnny Midnight (1960); Law of the Plainsman (1959); The Man and the Challenge
(1959); Whirlybirds (1958–1959); Wagon Train (1959); U.S. Marshal (1959); Shotgun
Slade (1959); Rawhide (1959); Bourbon Street Beat (1959); State Trooper (1959);
Mike Hammer (1958–1959); The Millionaire (1959); Schlitz Playhouse (1957–1959);
Lawman (1959); Sugarfoot (1959); Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (1959); The
Californians (1958–1959); Trackdown (1958); The Rough Riders (1958); Maverick
(1958); M Squad (1958); The Restless Gun (1958); Edge of Fury (1958); The
Loretta Young Show (1958); Have Gun - Will Travel (1958); General Electric
Theater (1957).
Thursday, October 24, 2024
Born on this day – Sonny Terry:
Blues singer
Musician
Harmonicist
October 24, 1911 – March 11,
1986
Credits:
Albums:
At Sugar Hill (1961); Back
Country Blues (2014); Blind Sonny Terry (1965); Blowing Our Blues (2021); Blues
Bash (1973); Blues Hoot (1963); Blues In My Soul (1961); Blues with Big Bill
Broonzy, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee (1959); Down South Summit Meetin' (1960);
East Coast Harmonica Blues (2015); Folk Blues (2008); Four Classic Albums (Sing
/ Down Home Blues / Folk Songs of Sonny Terry & Mc Ghee / At Sugar Hill)
(Digitally Remastered) (2020); Get on Board (1952); Gotham Record Sessions (1990);
Harmonica and Vocal Solos (Mono Version) (1952); Harmonica Hop (2011); His
Golden Years (2020); Hootin' and Hollerin' (1973); I Couldn't Believe My Eyes (1973);
Jazz Giants: Sonny Terry (2012); Jump, Little Children: Brownie McGhee Classics
(2019); Last Night Blues (1961); Leave This Town (Live Chicago '70) (2022); Lightnin'
Hopkins & The Blues Summit (2001); Live From The Ash Grove (2024); Live
With Studs Terkel, WFMT Studios, Chicago, IL. Jan 28th 1970 WFMT-FM Broadcast (2019);
London 1958 (2014); Nothin' but the Blues (2015); Numero Uno Blues (2020); On
the Road (1959); Presenting Sonny Terry (1940); Robbin' The Grave (2014); Rock
Me Momma (2010); Shakedown Blues (2000); Sing and Play (1965); Sonny &
Brownie (1973); Sonny & Brownies Blues Live in London (2021); Sonny Is King
(1963); Sonny Terry (2008); Sonny Terry and His Harmonica. Wailin' the Blues (1995);
Sonny Terry and His Mouth-Harp (1958); Sonny Terry's New Sound: Jawharp in
Blues and Folk Music: With Brownie McGhee and J. C. Burris (1961); Sonny
Terry's Washboard Band (1955); Sonny's Story (1960); The Essential (2013); True
Blues (2015); USA (2012); Washboard Band - Country Dance Music (1956); When He
Shines, Vol. 3 (2008); Whoopin' (1984); Working Man Blues (2021).
Movies and television:
A
Matter of Degrees (1990); A Roomful of Music (1965); American Horror Story (2013);
American Inventory (1954); Arena (1988); Austin City Limits (2006); Bad
Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009); Bandstand (1966); Blues and Gospel
Train (1964); Blues Like Showers of Rain / Legends of Country Blues Guitar (1994);
Bluesland: A Portrait in American Music (1993); Book of Numbers (1973); Born to
Be Blue (2015); Buck and the Preacher (1972); Cisco Pike (1971); Color Cry
(1952); Crossroads (1986); Dave's Place (1965); Deadwood (2004); Dogfight (1991);
Eldon Rathburn: They Shoot... He Scores (1995); En remontant le Mississippi (1973);
Festival (1967); Folk America (2009); Folk Britannia (2006); Freedom Highway:
Songs that Shaped a Century (2001); Freedom on My Mind (1994); From the Vaults
(2018); Gangs of New York (2002); Ghost Bird (2009); Good Hair (2009); Highway
61 (1991); House at the End of the Street (2012); House of Lies (2013); Leadbelly
(1976); Library of Congress (1945); Loving (2016); Manhattan (2014); Physical
Graffiti: A Classic Album Under Review (2008); Quest (1962); Shoutin' the Blues
(1979); Showbiz Today (1986); Stroszek (1977); Superbad (2007); The Big
Something (2011); The Blues (1966 / 2003); The Blues Under the Skin (1973); The
Candid Eye (1959); The Color Purple (1985); The Hart & Lorne Terrific Hour
(1970); The Jerk (1979); The Midnight Special (1973); The Mike Douglas Show (1973);
The Old Grey Whistle Test (1973); The Revlon Revue (1959); The Rosey Grier Show
(1970); The Soul of a Man (2003); The Sunday Break (1958); The Virginia Graham
Show (1971); To Hear Your Banjo Play (1947); True Blood (2009); Whoopin' the
Blues (1969); Woody Guthrie: Hard Travelin' (1984).
Born on this day – Preston Blair:
Animator
Director
Writer
Producer
October 24, 1908 – April 19, 1995
Credits:
Cartoon Alley (2005); Fantasia
2000 (1999); The Pink Panther (1995); ToonHeads (1992); Lifestyles of the Rich
and Animated (1991); Freakies (1974); Journey Back to Oz (1972); Alice in
Wonderland or What's a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This? (1966); The
Flintstones (1961); Donald Duck and his Companions (1960); Rodney (1956); Sleepy-Time
Squirrel (1954); Why Play Leap Frog? (1950); Señor Droopy (1949); Meet King Joe
(1949); Goggle Fishing Bear (1949); Bad Luck Blackie (1949); Pueblo Pluto
(1949); The Bear and the Hare (1948); The Bear and the Bean (1948); Going
Places (1948); Lucky Ducky (1948); Make Mine Freedom (1948); Fun and Fancy Free
(1947); Uncle Tom's Cabaña (1947); Red Hot Rangers (1947); Hound Hunters (1947);
Henpecked Hoboes (1946); Northwest Hounded Police (1946); The Hick Chick (1946);
Lonesome Lenny (1946); Wild and Woolfy (1945); Swing Shift Cinderella (1945); The
Shooting of Dan McGoo (1945); Jerky Turkey (1945); The Screwy Truant (1945); Big
Heel-Watha (1944); Happy-Go-Nutty (1944); Batty Baseball (1944); Screwball
Squirrel (1944); What's Buzzin' Buzzard? (1943); One Ham's Family (1943); Who
Killed Who? (1943); Red Hot Riding Hood (1943); Dumb-Hounded (1943); Pluto at
the Zoo (1942); The Early Bird Dood It! (1942); Blitz Wolf (1942); T-Bone for
Two (1942); Bambi (1942); Holiday Inn (1942); The Sleep Walker (1942); Dumbo
(1941); The Alley Cat (1941); Fantasia (1940); Bone Trouble (1940); Donald's
Dog Laundry (1940); The Riveter (1940); Pinocchio (1940); Officer Duck (1939); The
Pointer (1939); Sea Scouts (1939); Beach Picnic (1939); The Practical Pig
(1939); Donald's Golf Game (1938); The Whalers (1938); Mickey's Polo Team
(1936); Catnips of 1940 (1934); Masquerade Party (1934); Busy Bus (1934); Bowery
Daze (1934); Cinder Alley (1934); Tom Thumb (1934); The Autograph Hunter (1934);
The Curio Shop (1933); The Bill Poster (1933); Stage Krazy (1933); Krazy Spooks
(1933); Whacks Museum (1933); Out of the Ether (1933); Antique Antics (1933); House
Cleaning (1933); Bunnies and Bonnets (1933); Wooden Shoes (1933); Medicine Show
(1933); Wedding Bells (1933); Snow Time (1932); The Minstrel Show (1932); The
Crystal Gazebo (1932); Prosperity Blues (1932); Apache Kid (1932); Seeing Stars
(1932); Light House Keeping (1932); Binko the Toreador (1931); Sand Witches (1931);
Hot-Toe Mollie (1930); Arabian Nightmare (1930).
Born on this day – Moss Hart:
Playwright
Librettist
Theater director
October 24, 1904 – December 20,
1961
Credits:
Plays:
George Washington Slept
Here (Kaufman and Hart) (1940); I'd Rather Be Right (Kaufman and Hart) (1937); Lady
in the Dark, with Kurt Weill and Ira Gershwin (1941); Light Up the Sky (1948); Merrily
We Roll Along (Kaufman and Hart) (1934); Once In A Lifetime (Kaufman and Hart)
(1930): The American Way (Kaufman and Hart) (1939); The Fabulous Invalid
(Kaufman and Hart) (1938); The Man Who Came to Dinner (Kaufman and Hart)
(1939); Winged Victory (1943); You Can't Take It with You (Kaufman and Hart /
awarded the Pulitzer Prize) (1936).
Movies and television:
A
Star Is Born (1954 / 2018); Act One (1963); Answer Yes or No (1950); Au théâtre
ce soir (1978); Bam kai kato (1996); BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1953–1956); Broadway
Melody of 1936 (1935); Camelot (1967); Drei gegen Hollywood (1982); Flesh (1932);
Frankie and Johnnie (1936); Gentleman's Agreement (1947); George Washington
Slept Here (1942); Gran teatro (1961); Great Performances (1984); Hans
Christian Andersen (1952); Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009); Lady in the
Dark (1944 / 1954 / 1990 / 2001); Live from Lincoln Center (2015); Make Me a
Star (1932); Merrily We Roll Along (2013 / 2024); Miss America Pageant (1958); Musical
Comedy Time (1951); Nothing Sacred (1937); Omnibus / Segment: The Nature of the
Beast (1953); Once in a Lifetime (1932 / 1937); Person to Person (1959); Play
of the Week (1960); Prince of Players (1955); Prisel na veceri (1981); Probe
and Night Beat (1956); Pulitzer Prize Playhouse (1950–1951); Richard Rodgers'
Jubilee Show (1951); Saturday Playhouse (1960); Ship's Reporter (1950); Showtime,
U.S.A. (1951); Simple Gifts / Segment: A Memory of Christmas (1978); That Lucky
Touch (1975); The 11th Annual Tony Awards (1957); The 33rd Annual Academy
Awards (1961); The Best of Broadway (1954); The Decision of Christopher Blake
(1948); The Ed Sullivan Show (1959); The Ford Television Theatre (1955); The
Ford Theatre Hour (1949); The Good Shepherd (2006); The Great Waltz (1955); The
Man Who Came to Dinner (1941 / 1947 / 1972 / 2000); The Masquerader (1933); The
Mike Wallace Interview (1959); The Tonight Show Starring Jack Paar (1959–1960);
TV de Vanguarda (1954); Una volta nella vita (1963); We, the People (1948); What's
My Line? (1951); Winged Victory (1944); You Can't Take It with You (1938 / 1945
/ 1947 / 1979 / 1987).
Recommend reading - Detective Story (1949):
Detective Story
A play in three acts
By Sidney Kingsley.
First published 1949.
Published by Legare
Street Press.
Paperback.
ISBN-10: 1022892851
ISBN-13: 978-1022892859
Description:
Sidney Kingsley's
classic play, first performed on Broadway in 1949, is a gripping and intense
drama that explores the seedy underbelly of crime and punishment in New York
City. The play's intricate plot, complex characters, and dark themes make it a
timeless classic of American theater.
The
scene is the squad room and office in a New York police station. The playwright
presents a fascinatingly realistic picture of routine cases brought into a
metropolitan police station in the course of a day. Out of the welter of human
misery, vice and stupidity there emerges the tragic and moving case of a decent
young fellow who has stolen money from his employer. Though a woman who is in
love with him comes to his help and the employer is offered everything that has
been taken from him, the case has fallen into the hands of McLeod, a
hardworking detective whose experience in police work has developed in him a
mania for punishing all law breakers, whom he regards as incorrigibles. Nothing
will satisfy him but brutal punishment. He is at work at the same time on a
case involving an abortionist whose attorney, failing to move him by other
means, forces McLeod's wife to confess to her husband that she had herself some
years before made use of the services of the abortionist in question. Since
McLeod worships his wife and finds in her the only happiness of his existence,
his world collapses about him. The climax comes when McLeod gets involved with
another prisoner who attempts to escape from the squad room with the aid of a
revolver taken from one of the detectives. McLeod is shot and killed. This
climax is a fitting end to McLeod's career. To the last, he had been bent upon
doing what he considered his duty in seeing that criminals obeyed the letter of
the law at no matter what cost."
Lucy Jane Bledsoe, on writing:
Writing is incredibly hard.
But I want to do it.
That said, I make it the top priority in every day, which for me means the first hours after getting out of bed in the morning.
I've been doing it enough years now that I don't even think about waiting for my muse to show up, I just get to work.
- Lucy Jane Bledsoe.
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
On this day in movie history - Bohemian Rhapsody (2018):
Bohemian Rhapsody
directed by Bryan Singer,
written by Anthony McCarten,
based
on a story by Anthony McCarten and Peter Morgan,
was released in the
United Kingdom on October 23, 2018.
Music by James Newton Howard.
Rami Malek, Lucy Boynton, Gwilym Lee, Ben Hardy, Joe
Mazzello, Aidan Gillen, Allen Leech, Tom Hollander, Mike Myers, Aaron McCusker,
Meneka Das, Ace Bhatti, Priya Blackburn, Tim Plester, Dermot Murphy, Dickie
Beau, Jack Roth, Max Bennett, Neil Fox-Roberts, Michelle Duncan, Adam Lambert, Luke
Deacon, Emily May.
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