Region: ABC
MSRP: $29.95
The Production: 3.5/5
Silent screen star Marion Davies was at the height of her fame and popularity playing a dual role in Monta Bellâs 1925 comedy-drama
Lights of Old Broadway. The two roles offered Miss Davies the opportunity to play a gamut of characteristics from noble to feisty, and she delivered brilliantly in a movie with a hoary old plot but with enough MGM razzmatazz to capture the eye and warm the heart.
Identical twins orphaned at birth on a voyage to America, brunette Anne (Marion Davies as an adult) is taken by the wealthy banking family the de Rhondes while blonde Fely (again, Marion Davies) goes to the immigrating Irish family the O’Tandys. Years later, Fely keeps a roof over her familyâs head by doing Irish jigs at Tony Pastorâs New York vaudeville house. Banker Lambert de Rhonde (Frank Currier), however, wants to clear out the Irish riffraff from his 69
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Victim’s mother expresses frustration with system, measures enacted for pandemic
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SALT LAKE CITY Her 12-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted by a man who posed as a high school student on social media.
But before Arik Jeppsen was sentenced through videoconference, the girl and her mother wanted to meet with him in person.
“He knew she was 12 years old. We wanted to see him face-to-face. Arik, I wanted to look you in your eyes and I wanted to see you tell me that you were sorry for doing what you did to my daughter,” said the mother, whose name is not being published to protect the identity of her daughter.
Chanelle Hayes has revealed she s been vaccinated against COVID-19, weeks after the government started to roll out the jab.
The former Big Brother star, 33, took to Instagram to reveal she had a headache and that her bones and muscles [were] hurting after taking the jab on Sunday.
Taking to her Instagram account, she also defended herself against accusations of jumping the queue for the jab, as she revealed she now works in healthcare.
Vaccinated: Chanelle Hayes has revealed she s been vaccinated against COVID-19, weeks after the government started to roll out the jab
After sharing a snapshot of her form ahead of going in for her vaccination, she said on Monday morning: So last night I felt a bit ropey after my COVID jab. Slept like a log and woken up feeling normal with just a sore arm.
Behind the curtain: meet the writers shaping local TV in 2021
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From a drama about dying with dignity to a comedy exploring cancel culture, Australia isn’t going to run out of compelling local TV any time soon.
The pandemic has created a double-bind for the television industry: on one hand, we’re consuming more TV than ever before. On the other, productions – especially in Europe and America – have been cancelled and delayed left, right and centre.
Thankfully, the situation isn’t as grim closer to home. So what can we expect to see on our TV screens this year? Who helped craft these shows, and what makes them tick?
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