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BCB After Dark: Checking in on the pen
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It’s another week of
BCB After Dark: the dive bar for night-owls, early-risers, new parents and fans abroad. So glad you’re here. I’ll even waive the cover charge. There’s a two-drink minimum, but it’s bring your own beverage, so you’re on the honor system for that.
BCB After Dark is the place for you to talk baseball, music, movies, or anything else you need to get off your chest, as long as it is within the rules of the site. The late-nighters are encouraged to get the party started, but everyone else is invited to join in as you wake up the next morning and into the afternoon.
A hundred years ago this Monday, Julia Jean Turner was born in Wallace, Idaho. Her dad was a miner, her 17-year-old mother was practically a minor, and little Julia would be raised in peripatetic poverty. Remarkably, she overcame this unpromising start to become one of Hollywood’s biggest female stars, once some wise studio hack had persuaded her to change her name to Lana.
A story persists that she was spotted buying a drink in Hollywood at 16, and ushered to the nearest film studio, but this legend is hard to verify. We do know that Zeppo Marx, brother of Groucho, Chico and Harpo, introduced her to director Mervyn LeRoy, who signed her for Warner Brothers. She later moved to MGM, where she established herself as one of the great beauties of 1940s Hollywood in films such as
As they say, the show must go on.
In this pandemic school year, during which students in the Farmington Public Schools district have gone without in-person learning until this month, Sue and Dean Cobb found a way to make a winter play happen.
The result is a radio production of It s A Wonderful Life, recorded live by student actors and crew. The play, based on the 1946 film of the same name, follows George Bailey and looks back on his life as he contemplates death by suicide. According to Sue, the play s producer, the play lends itself to radio in a lot of ways.
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