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JUDSON DANCE HISTORY
Click here for info on the events commemorating Judson’s Freddie Herko this week. P.S. Link proving contrarian, so go to www.FreddieHerko.com
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RAISE A MASON JAR OF SWITCHEL
Read about and purchase Switchel, a Vermont heirloom beverage whipped up from ginger, apple cider vinegar and maple syrup. Think of it as a state living treasure that’s going national. As I said to Ely Key, who’s joined up with … Continue reading
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WHEN IS THE ROBERTS COURT GOING TO BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE?
They strike another blow against democracy. Andrea Germanos at CommonDreams.org reports.
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AS TIME GOES BY
Matt Lambros’s afterthefinalcurtain.com features his photos of moribund ex-legit/vaudeville/movie theaters (some have been all three at different times) around the country.
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ASCENDING LIKE FLIES
We rise to the bait–make that “occasion”– of NYCB’s 21st century choreographers evening.
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YOU KNOW SALLIE
After reading about her in the Summer 2011 Ballet Review. After that you probably knew her better than she did herself. She was “Sal” to my grandfather, which made sense, and she told us that as a girl she’d been “Zoli” … Continue reading
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I KNEW THAT I WAS REALLY KIND OF (PART) RUSSIAN
Turns out that when my Grandmother Sallie Schwartz’s parents arrived here in New York in September 1886, they had been living in Ungvar, Hungary, which is now Uzhhorod , Ukraine.
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WILL MORE SANE PEOPLE COME FORWARD?
Our military budget remains higher than the combined total of the entire rest of the world and we are asked to take seriously Obama crying poor about military expenditure? Sarah Lazare at Common Dreams reports the reaction of some of … Continue reading
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SHE KNEW WHICH SIDE HER BREAD WAS BUTTERED
Tebaldi’s signature wave to the peanut gallery, as she and Del Monaco drink it in, opening night at the Met, 56 years ago this month. (Not a Tosca it was possible to doze through: the Scarpia was London and the … Continue reading
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A SHOUT OUT TO BILL VALENTINE
Great web designer–he found the perfect Nile green I wanted for this blog. And he’s always ready to troubleshoot when asked to. Thank you Bill!
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