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James Stewart: Man from Laramierides the high country of Telluride
TELLURIDE, Colo. Jimmy Stewart came all the way up here to the mountains last weekend to honor a man who has been dead for almost 20 years.
Film Review: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Directed by Frank Capra
Review by Thumper: Thumps from 1 to 5: Thump of 4.5 This film "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" is directed by Frank Capra and written by Sidney Buchman based on Lewis R. Foster's unpublished novel.
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Vertigo is a haunting, unsettling, twisted love story that involves deception, murder and two accidental deaths.
My View: Having my say at a council meeting made me feel like James Stewart
I FOUND myself in a very unusual place the other week a ' a council meeting. As the Gazettea TMs entertainments writer, Ia TMm more used to Marlowe and Pinter than minutes and planning regulations.
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'It's a Wonderful Life, the Musical' reminds us to live with gratefulness
From the left, Nathan Lethiot, Kendall Green, Nicholas Mumma, Garrett Green, Hannah Wiest and Camille Chimner star in The Kalamazoo Civic's production of "It's a Wonderful Life, the Musical" opening this Friday.
Musical brings 'Wonderful Life' to Aiken stage
Bedford Falls and George Bailey are coming to Aiken for the holiday season. The main stage at the Aiken Community Playhouse will be transformed into the quaint town of Bedford Falls for the South Carolina premiere of the "It's a Wonderful Life: The Musical." "This is the premiere of the musical in the Southeast," ACP Director Danny Lee said.
MCC to perform 'Wonderful Life' Dec. 2-6
Muskegon Community College will transport the holidays back to the golden age of radio Dec.
EVENT: Grammy Nominated Composer/Pianist Bill Cunliffe Performs...
Grammy Nominated Composer/Pianist Bill Cunliffe Performs Cunliffe's "It's a Wonderful Life" Holiday Jazz Concert on Dec.
The sexiest of the noir stars of the '50s, Graham is a gun moll softened by bereaved cop Glenn Ford in this excellent 1953 thriller directed by Fritz Lang.
The Early Report for November 10, 2009: Part Two
Henry Koster Although his name is not a household one, Koster is responsible for some of the most beloved and endearing films of the late studio system era.
Haines City theater gets hopping with 'Harvey'
Beginning Nov. 13, Haines City Community Theatre will present "Harvey," a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Mary Chase.
Flight plan to death's door lands Canadian man in jail
Flight plan to death's door lands Canadian man in jail Adam Dylan Leon, 31, stole a plane from his Thunder Bay college and flew to the U.S. in hopes of getting shot down.
Off The Deep End: Citizen filibusters serve no purpose
In "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," James Stewart plays idealistic and newly appointed Sen.
Duration: 1:51:10 CC Stereo TVPG After a woman places an ad in the Chicago Times offering a reward for information that will exonerate her sone, newsman P.J. McNeal is assigned to look into the 11-year old story of Frank Wiecek , sentenced to life in prison for killing a cop.
70th anniversary screening of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington at the National Archives
Mark your appointment book. This evening the National Archives will host the70th Anniversary Screening of Mr.
Fordham Law Film Fest a 09: Anatomy of a Murder
Tuesday, October 13, 2009 Fordham Law Film Fest - 09: Anatomy of a Murder Who better to play a small town underdog defense attorney than James Stewart? His Paul Biegler is indeed one of the classic screen lawyers, but he is not without flaws.
Critics' Picks Video: 'Vertigo'
This week, A. O. Scott looks at "Vertigo," Alfred Hitchcock 's 1958 classic with James Stewart and Kim Novak .
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State Theatre screens Hitchcock's Vertigo
Mystery and intrigue were the topics of discussion when the State Theatre presented a screening of Vertigo Sunday, the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film starring James Stewart and Kim Novak.
Hollywood Theatre "Call Northside 777"
Airs Saturday, October 10 at 9:00 PM In this documentary-inspired thriller, P.J. McNeal is a reporter who is asked by his editor to look into a potential story: their newspaper has been carrying an ad offering a substantial reward for information regarding the murder of a policeman that occurred eleven years ago.
Airport Triple Feature at the Aero Theater Saturday, Oct. 17th
Henry Koster Although his name is not a household one, Koster is responsible for some of the most beloved and endearing films of the late studio system era.
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