Jan 27 2012
Ginger Rogers
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Top Hat Vintage Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Movie COFFEE MUG $19.99 “High quality ceramic coffee mug made with only the highest quality materials. Mug is large 15 ounces, 4.75 inches tall, 3 inch diameter. Amazing rich colors and vivid images.”… |
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The Golden Age of Cinema – Fred & Ginger $16.95 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers as they appeared in “The Barkleys of Broadway.” White kaolin porcelain, with hand applied decorations and a 24 karat gold rim. Each plate has been hand numbered and the strict limits of the edition have been scrupulously observed…. |
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Face Powder Advert Photo Mugs Three girls of the Ginger Rogers era who use SNOWFIRE FACE POWDER …. |
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Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1957 Television Production) $7.99 The DVD era has unearthed another treasure. For the first time ever, Julie Andrews’s performance in the title role of the original 1957 television production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella is available to the public on home video. Cinderella was created as a Broadway-style television production with an original score from the creators of Oklahoma! and Carousel, featuring such songs as “… |
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TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Astaire & Rogers Volume Two (Roberta / Follow the Fleet / Flying Down to Rio / The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle) $15.41 Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 11/01/2011… |
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Hello, Dolly! (1967 Broadway Cast) $16.98 It almost seemed as though every elderly female stage and film star–from Ethel Merman to Dorothy Lamour to Ginger Rogers–tried their hand at portraying Thornton Wilder’s famous matchmaker, Dolly Levi, following the musical’s smash 1964 opening, and yet the role will always belong to Carol Channing. When Pearl Bailey assumed the role on Broadway, however, she created yet another critical sensatio… |
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Cinderella [VHS] $14.98 A guilty, guilty pleasure, perhaps not one a left-wing feminist should be admitting to in public. Female boomers should recall yearly TV reruns of this Rodgers and Hammerstein production, featuring such delights as “Impossible” and “Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful?” It may appear a bit stark to younger viewers, but part of the charm of this 1964 network TV special, a remake of the live 1957… |
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Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella [VHS] $9.95 A guilty, guilty pleasure, perhaps not one a left-wing feminist should be admitting to in public. Female boomers should recall yearly TV reruns of this Rodgers and Hammerstein production, featuring such delights as “Impossible” and “Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful?” It may appear a bit stark to younger viewers, but part of the charm of this 1964 network TV special, a remake of the live 1957… |
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Kitty Foyle [VHS] $7.00 After initially rejecting the role as too sentimental, Ginger Rogers found the title character of Kitty Foyle to be an Oscar winner and a career breakthrough. Released in 1940, only a year after her nine-picture partnership with Fred Astaire ended, Kitty Foyle helped establish Rogers as a nonmusical box-office star. The film portrays a white-collar working girl who receives a warm and welcome marr… |
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TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Astaire & Rogers (The Gay Divorcee / Top Hat / Swing Time / Shall We Dance) $7.72 Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 11/02/2010 Run time: 418 minutes Rating: Nr… |
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42nd Street $9.84 Meet a dewy-eyed ingenue, a gee-whiz tenor, stuck-up stars, hard-up producers, brassy blondes and shady ladies from the 80′s. They’re all denizens of 42nd Street, belting out ageless Harry Warren/Al Dubin songs and tapping out Busby Berkeley’s's sensational Depression-lifting production numbers. The put-on-a-show plot spins merrily, full of snappy banter and new faces Ruby Keeler (her movie debut), Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers. The show-stopping numbers ( Shuffle Off To Buffalo You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me and the title tune) still dazzle. Looking and sounding its best in years via this new digital transfer from the restored original camera negative and optical audio tracks, 42nd Street shows good times never go out of style. |
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Astaire and Rogers Collection Vol. 2 (5-Film/5-Disc) $44.9 You’ll love the way Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers look in this 5-film, 6-disc collection! Volume 2 of The Astaire & Rogers Collection includes the classic films Carefree, Flying Down to Rio, The Gay Divorcee, Roberta and The Story of Vernon & Irene Castle. |
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Astaire and Rogers-Signature Coll-Vo1 5pk $26.28 You’ll Love The Way Fred and Ginger Look Tonight in the 5-film, 5-Disc Astaire and Rogers Collection Volume One, including BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY, FOLLOW THE FLEET, SHALL WE DANCE, SWING TIME and TOP HAT.BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY: Fred’s unstoppable with Shoes with Wings On in the duo’s last – and only – color movie. Not to be missed: the pair’s memorable revisit to They Can’t Take That Away From Me.FOLLOW THE FLEET: All hands on deck! Irving Berlin’s songs include Let Yourself Go, We Saw the Sea, the Duo’s zany I m Putting All My Eggs in One Basket skit and their sublimely powerful Let’s Face the Music and Dance. SHALL WE DANCE: A George and Ira Gershwin score has Fred tapping to Slap That Bass in a luxury liner’s Art Deco engine room, and the duo’s Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off skate routine. Pure bliss!SWING TIME: One of the team’s greatest! The Jerome Kern/Dorothy Fields score goes from jubilant (Pick Yourself Up, Bojangles of Harlem) to sublime (the Oscar -winning The Way You Look Tonight, A Fine Romance).TOP HAT: The pair’s best remembered film features Fred’s signature Top Hat, White Tie and Tails, the incomparably romantic Cheek to Cheek and more in Irving Berlin’s tip-top score. |
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Becoming Ginger Rogers $14.95 Becoming Ginger Rogers |
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Billy Wilder $50 Always daring Hollywood censors’ limits on content, Billy Wilder directed greats such as Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, Ginger Rogers, Marlene Dietrich, Kirk Douglas, Audrey Hepburn, and Gary Cooper. Billy Wilder. Interviews follows the filmmaking career of one of Hollywood’s most honored and successful writer-directors and spans over fifty years.Wilder, born in 1906, fled from Nazi Germany and established himself in America. Starting with a celebrated 1944 Life magazine profile, the book traces his progress from his Oscar-winning hey-day of the 1940s to the 1990s, in which he is still witty, caustic, and defiant.Often playful and sometimes outrageous, but just as often very serious, Wilder details his rise as a Berlin cub reporter to a fledgling screenwriter in Hollywood’s Golden Age. He tells the stories behind his brilliant direction of such classics as Double Indemnity (1944), The Lost Weekend (1945), Sunset Boulevard (1950), Stalag 17 (1953), Sabrina (1954), The Seven-Year Itch (1955), Some Like It Hot (1959), and The Apartment (1960), among others.A dazzling raconteur, Wilder gives the scoop on the royalty of cinema, from the maddening magic of Monroe to the uncanny empathy of frequent alter ego Lemmon. Though his natural tendency is to spin marvelous anecdotes on the subject of show business, Wilder also delivers penetrating and instructive observations on his craft. On screen, his special blend of cynicism and romanticism was always expressed in a style that avoided showiness.Billy Wilder: Interviews includes in-depth profiles, spirited Q&A’s, and on-the-set glimpses of the director at work. Taken together, the interviews form an unofficial memoir of a sophisticatedartist once described by a colleague as the most unusual and amusing man in Hollywood. |
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Black Widow Poster Movie (11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm ) Ginger Rogers Van Heflin Gene Tierney George Raft Peggy Ann Garner $7.99 1954 Black Widow Reproduction Poster Print Style A – Approximate Size 11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm |
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Black Widow Poster Movie Australian 14 x 36 In – 36cm x 92cm Ginger Rogers Van Heflin Gene Tierney George Raft Peggy Ann Garner $14.99 1954 Black Widow Reproduction Poster Print Australian Style A – Approximate Size 14 x 36 Inches -36cm x 92cm |
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Black Widow Poster Movie French 11 x 17 In – 28cm x 44cm Ginger Rogers Van Heflin Gene Tierney George Raft Peggy Ann Garner $7.99 1954 Black Widow Reproduction Poster Print French Style A – Approximate Size 11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm |
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Black Widow Poster Movie German 11 x 14 In – 28cm x 36cm Ginger Rogers Van Heflin Gene Tierney George Raft Peggy Ann Garner $7.99 1954 Black Widow Reproduction Poster Print German Style A – Approximate Size 11 x 14 Inches -28cm x 36cm |
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Black Widow Poster Movie Half Sheet 22 x 28 In – 56cm x 72cm Ginger Rogers Van Heflin Gene Tierney George Raft Peggy Ann Garner $14.99 1954 Black Widow Reproduction Poster Print Half Sheet Style A – Approximate Size 22 x 28 Inches -56cm x 72cm |
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Comedy Kings 50 Mpk $29.98 Enjoy endless hours of family fun with fifty classic movies digitally remastered onto twelve DVDs. This classic collection features such as Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, John Wayne, Ginger Rogers and Walter Brennan. Also included are comedy favorites…Jimmy Durante, Eve Arden, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton…and many more! Discover a kinder, gentler humor from an era that celebrated friendship, wit and sparkling dialogue. The impeccable comedic timing that delighted a generation is sure to tickle your funny bone.You get an instant library of classic entertainment featuring America’s favorite stars! This MegaPack features digitally remastered works for a DVD collection that your family can treasure over the years!Includes the films The Admiral was a Lady, Affairs of Cappy Ricks, All Over Town, The Animal Kingdom, Behave Yourself, Boys of the City, A Bride for Henry, Colonel Effingham’s Raid, Country Gentleman, Escape to Paradise, False Pretenses, Flying Wild, Freckles Comes Home, The Gang’s All Here, Goodbye Love, The Groom Wore Spurs, Hay Foot, Heading for Heaven, Her Favorite Patient, Here Comes Trouble, His Double Life, His Private Secretary, Hollywood and Vine, I’m from Arkansas, The Inspector General, The Kid, The Lady Says No, Life with Father, Lonely Wives, Lost Honeymoon, Meet the Mayor, The Milky Way, Money Means Nothing, Never Wave at a WAC, Niagara Falls, Nothing Sacred, The Nut Farm, Palooka Peck’s Bad Boy with the Circus, The Perils of Pauline, The Rage of Paris, Riding on Air, Road to Bali, St. Benny the Dip, Swing It, Sailor, Three Husbands, Too Many Women, The Villian Still Pursued Her, We’re in the Legion Now, and When the Girls Take Over! |
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Designing the Seaside $60 In Alfred Hitchcock s To Catch a Thief, a seaside resort was the setting for thievery and intrigue. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers tap-danced their way to fame at a Brighton resort in The Gay Divorcee, The seaside resort has always held a special fascination, a place of containment and leisure that has a unique form in the physical landscape: towering hotels, shop-lined boardwalks, and sprawling beaches. Fred Gray delves into the history of seaside architecture here in Designing the Seaside, writing the rich and international story of the seaside resort s diverse structures from the eighteenth century through today. Gray is interested not only in the physical structures but also the cultural mores they represent the yearly holiday, and our attitudes about leisure. The coastal landscape has been transformed by this geography of relaxation, and Gray considers the physical and cultural shifts that occurred when shops, boardwalks, and hotels buried sand dunes and marshes beneath their beams. He examines the design processes that went into creating the diverse buildings and spaces within a seaside resort, giving full attention to ephemeral structures such as pavilions and summer gift shops as well as the trademark hotel buildings, fairgrounds, and open spaces. Designing the Seaside also reveals how events such as beauty pageants made seaside resorts into sites of debate over conflicted issues of sexuality and morality. Drawing on a diverse array of historical material photographs, guidebooks, postcards, and posters Fred Gray offers a fascinating account of the cultural and social symbolism of the seaside resort and its rolein the modern landscape. |
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For Love And Money $3.77 A romp about Wall Street shenanigans and marriages gone fatally flat . . . [with] some of the anxious appeal of classic film noir, crossed with the chipper spirit of those old Ginger Rogers working-girl movies. — The Washington Post. |
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George Gallup in Hollywood $5.07 George Gallup in Hollywood is a fascinating look at the film industry’s use of opinion polling in the 1930s and ’40s. George Gallup’s polling techniques first achieved fame when he accurately predicted that Franklin D. Roosevelt would be reelected president in 1936. Gallup had devised an extremely effective sampling method that took households from all income brackets into account, and Hollywood studio executives quickly pounced on the value of Gallup’s research. Soon he was gauging reactions to stars and scripts for RKO Pictures, David O. Selznick, and Walt Disney and taking the public’s temperature on Orson Welles and Desi Arnaz, couples such as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and films like Gone with the Wind, Dumbo, and Fantasia. Through interviews and extensive research, Susan Ohmer traces Gallup’s groundbreaking intellectual and methodological developments, examining his comprehensive approach to market research from his early education in the advertising industry to his later work in Hollywood. The results of his opinion polls offer a fascinating glimpse at the class and gender differences of the time as well as popular sentiment toward social and political issues. |
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George Gallup in Hollywood $86.96 George Gallup in Hollywood is a fascinating look at the film industry’s use of opinion polling in the 1930s and ’40s. George Gallup’s polling techniques first achieved fame when he accurately predicted that Franklin D. Roosevelt would be reelected president in 1936. Gallup had devised an extremely effective sampling method that took households from all income brackets into account, and Hollywood studio executives quickly pounced on the value of Gallup’s research. Soon he was gauging reactions to stars and scripts for RKO Pictures, David O. Selznick, and Walt Disney and taking the public’s temperature on Orson Welles and Desi Arnaz, couples such as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and films like Gone with the Wind, Dumbo, and Fantasia. Through interviews and extensive research, Susan Ohmer traces Gallup’s groundbreaking intellectual and methodological developments, examining his comprehensive approach to market research from his early education in the advertising industry to his later work in Hollywood. The results of his opinion polls offer a fascinating glimpse at the class and gender differences of the time as well as popular sentiment toward social and political issues. |
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Ginger $14.99 She was born Virginia Katherine McMath, but the world would come to know her–and love her–as Ginger Rogers: Broadway star, Academy Award-winning actress, and the ultimate on-screen dancing partner of the inimitable Fred Astaire. In Ginger: My Story, the legendary entertainer shares the triumphs of a remarkable career that began when she won a Texas dancing contest at age fourteen; the joys and heartbreaks of her five marriages; her relationships with some of Hollywood”s major leading men, including Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart, and damaged daredevil billionaire Howard Hughes; and the strength of her religious convictions that got her through thick and thin. Lavishly illustrated with rare photographs from the author”s personal collection, Ginger is an enthralling, behind-the-scenes tour of Hollywood life during the Golden Age of movies by one of its most enduring stars. |
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Ginger Rogers: A Bio-Bibliography $108.64 Though chiefly remembered as the dance partner of Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers had many other significant achievements in the entertainment world. She was a dancer, singer, comedienne, and Academy Award winning dramatic actress, as well as the highest paid Hollywood star in 1942. Miss Faris provides a detailed record of Ginger Roger’s life and career, painting a picture of her as one of the most versatile performers in the United States. The volume begins with a short biography of Ginger Rogers, along with a succinct chronology of the major events in her life and career. These portions of the book provide a context for the chapters that follow, which contain annotated entries for her stage, film, radio, and television performances. The entries provide production information and cast listings, along with excerpts from reviews and critical commentaries. An extensive annotated bibliography lists books, magazine and newspaper articles, and movie trade publications that provide further information about Ginger Rogers’s fascinating career. |
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Glass & SS Boston shaker 16oz $17.2 OUS1010: Shaken, not stirred. Outset’s intoxicating Boston Shaker is as functional as it is elegant. Using this stylish shaker is simple and easy. First, measure ingredients and ice into the glass tumbler, then invert the metal tumbler over top and gently seal the two together. Hold the joined tumblers with the metal one below the glass one and shake. Recipes and measurement marks are included and printed on the glass tumbler. Recipes include: Appletini, Blood Orange Cosmo, Pomegranate Margarita, Tom Collins, Chocolate Hurricane, and Ginger Rogers. A leak proof seal is designed for rigorous shaking. The quality of Outset’s barware is peerless and impeccably manufactured to meet exclusive standards. Dishwasher safe. Capacity: 16 ounce. Features: -Boston shaker with recipes. -Thick glass base with brushed stainless steel lid. -Imprinted with 6 cocktail recipes. -Leak proof seal ensures no mess when vigorously shaking drinks. -Watertight seal prevents spills. -Capacity: 16 Ounce for quickly blending mixed drinks. -Dishwasher safe. -Overall dimensions: 6.5 H x 3.5 W x 3.5 D. |
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Great Movie Dance Couples Paper Dolls $6.95 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron, Marge and Gower Champion, and Judy Garland, Rita Hayworth, Cyd Charisse, and Vera-Ellen are the dancers depicted in memorable moments from Top Hat, The Band Wagon, Three Little Words, and 15 other films. 6 dolls, 4 additional faces, and 32 costumes. |
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Harlow Poster Movie C 11 x 14 In – 28cm x 36cm Carol Lynley Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Ginger Rogers Barry Sullivan Hurd Hatfield $7.99 1965 Harlow Reproduction Poster Print Style C – Approximate Size 11 x 14 Inches -28cm x 36cm |
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Hollywood Rhythm-V02-Best of Big Bands and Swing $16.92 Some of the biggest musical stars of the 30′s are featured in these minimusicals from the paramount studios. Performances by cary grant, bing crosby, artie shaw, ethel merman, ruth etting, lillian roth and ginger rogers. |
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Lady in the Dark Poster Movie Swedish 11 x 17 In – 28cm x 44cm Ginger Rogers Ray Milland Warner Baxter Jon Hall Barry Sullivan Mischa Auer $7.99 1944 Lady in the Dark Reproduction Poster Print Swedish Style A – Approximate Size 11 x 17 Inches -28cm x 44cm |
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Movie Monsters $0.28 A unique collection of the most captivating female faces from films of the last century, including such classics as Marilyn Monroe, Ginger Rogers and Audrey Hepburn in the roles that set them apart, and the modern faces that arose in their wake to follow the ?bombshell? tradition, such as Julia Roberts, Hale Berry, Kim Basinger and Uma Thurman. Each actress is accompanied by a quotation and a film fact from their career. |
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Remake $15 It’s the Hollywood of the future, where moviemaking’s been computerized and live-action films are a thing of the past. It’s a Hollywood in which Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe are starring together in a remake of A Star Is Born, and if you don’t like the ending, you can change it with the stroke of a key. A Hollywood of warmbodies and sim-sex, of drugs and special effects, where anything is possible. Except what Alis wants to do, which is dance in the movies. Tom offers to make her dream a reality: he’ll digitize her face onto any actress’s she likes – Ann Miller, Ruby Keeler, even Ginger Rogers. What Tom doesn’t understand is that Alis doesn’t want to look like she’s dancing. She wants the real thing. And as Tom finds himself seduced by Alis’s impossible dream, he begins to learn that even in a world of technological miracles, there are still some things that just can’t be faked. |
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Scottish-American Musicians: Elvis Presley, Oscar Hammerstein II, Joan Baez, Ginger Rogers, Don McLean, Eva Cassidy, Axl Rose, Glenn Danzig $35.35 Scottish-American Musicians: Elvis Presley, Oscar Hammerstein II, Joan Baez, Ginger Rogers, Don McLean, Eva Cassidy, Axl Rose, Glenn Danzig |
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Screen Couple Chemistry: The Power of 2 $40.22 Astaire and Rogers, Tracy and Hepburn. Just the mention of their names evokes the powerful chemistry between these screen couples, which utterly transcended the often formulaic films in which they appeared together. Indeed, watching the synergistic flow of energy between charismatic screen partners is one of the great pleasures of cinema and television, as well as an important vehicle for thinking through issues of intimacy and gender relations. In this book, Martha P. Nochimson engages in a groundbreaking study of screen couple chemistry. She begins by classifying various types of couples to define what sets the synergistic couple apart from other onscreen pairings. Then she moves into extended discussions of four enduring screen couples–Maureen O’Sullivan/Johnny Weissmuller, Myrna Loy/William Powell, Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers, and Katharine Hepburn/Spencer Tracy. Using theories of neuroscience, she demonstrates that their onscreen chemistry is a very real phenomenon, powerful enough to subvert conventional formulations of male/female relations. Material she has uncovered in the infamous Production Code Administration files illuminates the historical context of her contentions. Finally, Nochimson traces the screen couple to its present-day incarnation in such pairs as Woody Allen/Diane Keaton, Scully/Mulder of The X-Files, and Cliff/Claire Huxtable of The Cosby Show. |
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Tap Dancing at a Glance $9.95 Published originally in 1911, this fully illustrated instructional guide to tap dancing is just the ticket to keep you stomping and hoofing all the way to the bank. The pictures are posed by Ginger Rogers and other starlets of the period. |
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The Half-Mammals of Dixie: Stories $22.95 George Singleton, who’s had many stories published in the best literary journals, has recently burst into the big time with appearances in Playboy, Zoetrope, The Atlantic Monthly, Harper’s Magazine and Book. The stories in his new collection are wild and wooly – or maybe we should say wild and half-wooly. In any case, they’re definitely not for the creationist crowd or for the laughter impaired. For example: – A self-described primitive artist, getting rich off religious canvases, is mistaken for a faith healer. – A lovelorn dad woos his third grader’s teacher with very special show-and-tells, including long lost love letters to Shakespeare from Anne Hathaway, to Fred Astaire from Ginger Rogers, and to Henry VIII from all of his wives. – A boy’s reputation is ruined forever when he accepts the starring role in a documentary on diagnosing head lice. Off-the-wall. But also utterly believable and written with tremendous affection for the people and their place-a place called Forty-Five, part of the contemporary South that’s far removed from big city Atlanta or proper Charleston and, in fact, much like Singleton’s own hometown of Dacusville, South Carolina. As he says of his characters, They’re regular people just trying to get by. Most of them aren’t jaded by everyday life, though perhaps they should have been long ago. There are some with physical and mental limitations, but I hope all of them have heart. They do indeed, just like their stories. |
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Top Hat $19.97 Perhaps the best remembered of the 10 Astaire/Rogers musicals, Top Hat has it all: Art Deco elegance, a wonderfully addled storyline, loopy support from skilled farceurs and the incomparable chemistry of the two leads cheek-to-cheeking to Irving Berlin’s finest film score. It’s a wake-up call for romance when Fred’s exuberant No Strings dance in his hotel suite disturbs the sleeping beauty (Ginger) in the room below. They meet cute, Fred decides he’d like a few strings (preferably a tied knot) after all and love beckons — until Ginger mistakenly gets the idea that Fred is a married playboy. But mistakes can be wonderfully, wackily resolved. Among the highlights: Fred mows down the chorus line in his signature Top Hat, White Tie and Tails, the shimmeringly dreamy Isn’t It a Lovely Day (to Be Caught in the Rain)? and the rhapsodically tender Cheek to Cheek. Nominated for 4 Academy Awards including Best Picture, Top Hat is top-drawer entertainment magic. |
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We’re Not Married Poster Movie Danish 11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm Ginger Rogers Fred Allen Victor Moore Marilyn Monroe Paul Douglas David Wayne Eve Arden $7.99 1952 We’re Not Married Reproduction Poster Print Danish Style A – Approximate Size 11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm |
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Women Know Everything! $2.69 With more than 3,000 quotations on fashion, family, science, art, history, love, laughter, and more, this massive compilation proves once and for all that women know everything! It”s full of wit, wisdom, and inspiration from a host of legendary women everyone from Abigail Adams and Eleanor Roosevelt to Oprah Winfrey, Donna Karan, Tina Fey, Margaret Cho, Debbie Stoller, and others. Here”s what they say about: Fashion: I base most of my fashion sense on what doesn t itch. Gilda Radner Being Single: I”ve never been married, but I tell people I”m divorced so they won”t think something”s wrong with me. Elayne Boosler Men and Women: Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but backward and in high heels. Faith Whittlesey Arriving just in time for Mother”s Day and graduation ceremonies, Women Know Everything! is a superb gift for thoughtful women of all ages. |