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And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. [ prologue from west side story playing ] jerry is the only genius ive ever met, my definition of genius being endless invention. He was very, very particular and that was both frightening and thrilling. If you do what Jerome Robbins tells you to do, youre gonna be just fine. People forget about him as a performer. He was a wonderful performer. When he was on sure ground he was fine. When he was on less sure ground or una...

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A female Tarzan and her gorilla, a horse that revenges his murdered master, mothers, and comical aviators make the scene in these silent film jewels.

Fountain Hills Theater presents the Jerry Herman musical “Mack and Mabel,” a saga of the silent film era. “Mack and Mabel” tells the story of director Mack Sennett and …

Pi Day​ in The Village was celebrated with some appropriate music from our entertainer and a stunt​ where a resident got a pie in the face after answering the Pi question correctly.

CORNELL LIVES IN Flushing, New York. He was born at Nyack, New York, in December, 1903. Little is known of the artist’s early life, though a schoolboy interest in the…

The debut novel from a writer better known for his poetry is overall a resounding success

"In 1916, Santa Cruz was worried about the proliferation of nickelodeons in the downtown," writes columnist Ross Eric Gibson. "Nitrate film stock tended to ignite, so nickelodeons needed a metal-lined projector room and fire suppression tools, to prevent burning the cinema or the town."

Canadian country-rock legends Blue Rodeo have signed on to perform at next month’s Canadian Comedy Hall of Fame gala at Hamilton’s First Ontario Concert Hall, which will honour Hamilton’s Martin Short and Burlington’s Jim Carrey and a ‘who’s who’ of other Canadian comic legends. For tickets to the closing gala, click here and use code: CCHOF2023 Also being […]

Mealey started teaching dance at the Central Market Hall, now the much-changed Miller Symphony Hall, in the early 1890s.