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The Cocoanuts is a 1929 pre-Code musical comedy film starring the Marx Brothers (Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo). Produced for Paramount Pictures by Walter Wanger, the film also stars Mary Eaton, Oscar Shaw, Margaret Dumont and Kay Francis. The first sound film to credit more than one director (Robert Florey and Joseph Santley), it was adapted to the screen by Morrie Ryskind from the musical play by George S. Kaufman. Five of the film's tunes were composed by Irving Berlin, including "When My Dreams Come True", sung by Oscar Shaw and Mary Eaton. The following is the audio track of the full feature film.Ver livro
""The Black Candle" is a significant work by Emily F. Murphy, also known as "Janey Canuck". This early exploration of the illegal drug trade in Canada was initially published in 1922 based on earlier articles in Maclean's Magazine. Let's delve into the details: Summary Topic: The novel sheds light on the evils of the drug trade. Setting: It focuses on Canada during the early 20th century. Content: Murphy's exposé delves into the impact of drugs, including opium, heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. Legacy: Her work led to laws governing narcotics in Canada, which remained largely unchanged until the late 1960s. Emily Murphy's courageous exploration of this pressing issue remains relevant, and her efforts paved the way for greater awareness and regulation."Ver livro
The New York Hustle is a memoir authored by Rosario Cipolla, who was born in the 1950s in America – during the great music boom. His motto has always been, ‘Dream big, and you shall have it all!’ - something that has led him to the highest pinnacle of success, from the lowest of the low point in life. It is all about the hustle, which he did, despite having a tough childhood. Over and over again, he ‘got back up’ and joined the fray, showing an impressive amount of resilience. Read his story; a man who made his life about good music and managing shows while living the best life had to offer.Ver livro
☆ ☾アニメ☽ ☾アニメ☽ ☾アニメ☽ ☆ 75 Essays on anime classics.2000+ One-Sentence Summaries of many others. A Comprehensive Curation for Otaku Enthusiasts and Curious Minds Get the gist, so you can stop wondering what anime to watch. Quickly discover the Quintessential Hidden Gems that never get mentioned outside of the mega-hits. Genres Anti-Hero, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Body Swapping, Catgirls (Nekomimi), Comedy, Cute Girls Doing Cute Things (CGDCT), Cyberpunk, Ecchi, Fashion, Gambling, Gaming, Girls with Guns, Gothic, Grimdark, Harem, Historical Fantasy, Hentai, Idol, Isekai, Iyashikei, Josei, Kaiju, Kemonomimi, Kodomomuke, Kuudere, Magic School, Magical Girl (Mahou Shoujo), Martial Arts, Mecha Musume, Medieval, Meido (Maid), Military (War), Moe, Monster Girls, Music, Mystery, Ninja, Otome Game, Parody (Meme), Pirates, Police, Power Suits, Psychological, Queer Coding, Real Robot, Revenge, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Rural, Samurai, School Club, Science Fiction, Seinen, Shojo, Shonen, Shoujo, Shounen, Slice of Life, Space Western, Sports, Steampunk, Super Power, Superhero, Supernatural, Survival Thriller, Time Travel, Tsundere, Vampires, Villainess, Virtual Reality (VR), Waifu, Witch, Workplace, Yakuza, Yandere, Yaoi, Yokai, Yuri, ZombiesVer livro
From the award-winning, multi-genre author and musician Steven Heighton, Songbook brings together Heighton’s lyrics and music for the first time in a single volume, including his final songs, which have never been heard or seen until now. When Steven Heighton died suddenly of cancer in 2022, he was in the middle of an intensely creative period of songwriting. He released his first album of original material, The Devil’s Share, in 2021 and was preparing to record his second album. Known first as a poet, Heighton had always held that “music and poetry are two words for the same thing.” As in his songwriting, in Songbook, Heighton moves fluidly between genres and subjects, from political songs like “The Butcher’s Bill,” about the carelessness of nations sending their youth to war, to reimagining the myth of Orpheus (“I'll hold my breath the whole way down / And find your soul in the undertown”), to blues tunes like “Last Living Woman Alive,” and a tribute to the late John Prine, the “Buddha of Song.” With chords accompanying the lyrics, readers and musicians have the ability to bring the songs to life with their own interpretations. The music in Songbook was the final work of Heighton’s life, and it is not only a gift to have his lyrics and chords but an invitation from Heighton himself, challenging his readers to answer the call and keep singing along.Ver livro
The Russian painters of water recaptures the impressions of water in the works held at the Russian State Museum of Russian Painters, from the 18th century onward. Among the paintings are works by Sylvester Shechedrin, Ivan Aivazovsky, Polenov. Arkhipov and Repin. Sutherland Lyall narrates vividly and elegantly the exciting and varied appearance of water in the world of Russian art. He invites the reader to discover something of the history and customs of this vast country, and provides an insight into Russian painting.Ver livro
