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1. REVIEW: ‘Nymph Errant’ pops up in New York
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Cole Porter’s rarely-done 1933 musical arrives in a trim package BY MICHAEL SOMMERS NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM OFF BROADWAY REVIEW The most legendary among Cole Porter’s many musicals is “Nymph Errant,” ...
... Berlin. Hitler ruled Germany from 1933 until he committed suicide in April 1945, leaving in his wake the kind of death and destruction the world had never before seen. “All responsible people in Germany ...
... as “Gold Diggers of 1933,” 1935, and 1937, such as Joan Blondell. Writes lawyer Knee: “Let me give you another, all-too-familiar tale: “Harold has a younger caregiver named Mary, aged 50 or so. Mary ...
... Haberman wisely has retained traditional essentials like the “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers” (which dates back to 1933!) and fairly recent crowd-pleasers like the “Twelve Days of Christmas” intricately ...
5. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy
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... older sister and an actress who played Grandma on "The Addams Family" in the 60s. It was Blossom who verified the affair of her sister Jeanette and Nelson Eddy. They'd been in love since they met in 1933/34. ...
... and Jungian interpretations. In 1933, a biography was published by Marie Bonaparte, a literary psychoanalyst. She had studied under Freud, who wrote the forward to her book. Although excessive at times, ...
... end of 1929, by 1933 you would have lost 77 percent of your money. 1929 was not a bad year for the stock market. 1930 (down 31 percent), 1931 (down 52.7 percent), and 1932 (23.1 percent) were bad years. ...
8. The Debt
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... by European/American crucifictionists 1933-1945. There is no 'closure'...and the dilemmas faced by the film's characters plague my people everywhere. For those who don't understand it -- I fail to see ...
... 1933, and we should not be bullied by out of state wineries who seek to destroy it. The three-tier system has lead to 60,000 retail jobs in our state and if we were to allow direct shipping, those New ...
... wage and price controls, and blamed speculators for causing some of America’s economic difficulties. Nixon’s illegal and immoral actions were preceded in 1933 by President Roosevelt who confiscated the ...
... the first canned beer. The year was 1933 and it was the aftermath of Prohibition. Many brewers were hard hit by the ban on alcohol, including those in New Jersey such as the Gottfried Kreuger Brewing ...
... hosted the Negro leagues and barnstorming tours. From 1933–1937, 1939–1945, Hinchliffe was the home of the New York Black Yankees and from 1935-36 the home of the New York Cubans of the Negro National ...
...  The property was originally named Fruitland Nurseries and was purchased from owner Thomas Barrett, Jr. at a selling price of $70,000. Chicagoduffer.com reports that in 1933, the course was complete and ...
... century" – was born in Newark. Flip Wilson (1933-1998) – Comedian and actor; winner of a Golden Globe and two Emmy Awards. Born as Celrow Wilson, Jr. in Jersey City, one of 18 children. He then bounced ...
... was opened at Fordham Road (also in the Bronx) in 1933. Post-war prosperity further increased the company's fortunes, and led to a steady increase of locations throughout the area. Locally, Alexander's ...
... means at its disposal to keep our homeland safe and wage a global war against terrorism. A brief history is in order. After taking power in 1933, Hitler's regime quickly declared Jews "sub-human." ...
... choreographed "Twelve Days of Christmas" sequence are marvelous to behold. Perhaps best is the "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," which dates back to 1933 and sees The Rockettes drilling as toys smartly ...
... one believes that the New Deal excursion was well worth the money or a boondoggle of the first order, there is something to be learned. In 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt, a Democrat, was aggressively ...
... continued to make history for Camden. In 1933 an experimental TV station in town broadcast a moving image to a prototype TV set in Collingswood. After World War II, Camden became a major world center for ...
... will get you an hour of time on the post popular vintage machines — some dating back to 1933. Some of them belong to the museum's permanent collection. Others are shopped, obtained, loaned or consigned ...
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