#Christy McKee

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Alice Neel (1900-1984), David McKee and his First Wife Jane, 1968. Oil on canvas. 59⅞ x 40⅛ in (152.1 x 102 cm). Sold for £1,250,000 on 7 March 2024 at Christie’s in London

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recursos para el habito de higiene

Libros- cuentos:

“El baño de Elmer”

Mckee, David (1996). El baño de Elmer. Fondo de cultura económica.

el popular elefante de colores brillantes llamado Elmer se enfrenta a un problema común: ¡no quiere bañarse! A pesar de que sus amigos del bosque le instan a mantenerse limpio, Elmer prefiere divertirse y evitar el agua. Sin embargo, cuando finalmente acepta tomar un baño, descubre lo refrescante y agradable que puede ser. Elmer aprende que la higiene personal no solo es importante, sino también divertida, y se une a sus amigos para disfrutar de un baño refrescante juntos.

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“El ratón Perez”

, (2021). Cuento del ratoncito Perez. Beascoa.

Un ratón llamado Pérez vive en el hogar de los niños. Cuando un niño pierde un diente de leche, lo coloca debajo de su almohada y espera la visita del Ratón Pérez, quien intercambia el diente por una moneda. Aunque la historia principal gira en torno a la pérdida de los dientes de leche, el cuento también enseña la importancia de cuidar los dientes al incentivar a los niños a mantenerlos limpios y saludables para que el Ratón Pérez los encuentre en buen estado.

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“La princesa va al dentista”

Kiselova Savrasova, Valeria (2017). La princesa va al dentista. .

La princesa Mordisquitos adora comer dulces y no presta mucha atención a su higiene dental. Sus dientes comienzan a dolerle, y su madre, la reina, decide llevarla al dentista para que le arreglen los dientes. La princesa descubre la importancia de cepillarse los dientes correctamente y de visitar al dentista regularmente. A través de divertidas aventuras en la consulta del dentista, la princesa aprende valiosas lecciones sobre cuidado dental y hábitos saludables.

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“Splash: mimos para bañarse”

Ruiz Jhonson, Mariana (2020). Splash. Combel.

A través de sus páginas, los niños encontrarán historias cortas y entretenidas acompañadas de divertidas ilustraciones que los invitan a sumergirse en el mundo del agua y la higiene personal, es una herramienta útil para los padres puedan del baño un momento especial y relajante para sus hijos. Contiene ideas creativas para convertir el baño en una experiencia sensorial, desde juegos con juguetes acuáticos hasta canciones divertidas para cantar mientras se lavan. Además de promover la higiene personal, el libro fomenta el vínculo entre padres e hijos a través de actividades compartidas y momentos de diversión juntos.

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“El orinal de Rita”

Ámala, Cia (2014). El orinal de Rita. Beascoa.

En el libro, seguimos a Rita, una niña pequeña que está aprendiendo a usar el orinal. Al principio, Rita no está muy segura de qué hacer con el orinal y se siente un poco nerviosa. Pero con la ayuda de su familia y su entorno, Rita comienza a sentirse más cómoda con la idea. A través de divertidas ilustraciones y situaciones cotidianas, el libro muestra cómo Rita supera sus miedos y aprende a usar el orinal de una manera positiva y divertida.

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“Adiós señora caca”

Gois, Christy (2023). Adiós señora caca. .

En la historia, conocemos a una niña que está aprendiendo a dejar el pañal y usar el inodoro. Sin embargo, se siente incómodo y asustado por la presencia de la "Señora Caca", un personaje imaginario que le provoca miedo y vergüenza. Con la ayuda de su familia aprende a superar sus temores y a sentirse más seguro o en el proceso de aprender a usar el inodoro

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“Brush, brush, brush”

Scholastic, Inc (2010). Brush, brush, brush. Bookie toddler.

El libro enseña a los niños la importancia de cepillarse los dientes después de cada comida y antes de ir a dormir. Las ilustraciones coloridas y alegres complementan la narrativa, haciendo que el proceso de cepillado de dientes sea una actividad divertida y agradable para los niños

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“Lia deja el pañal”

Estape, Anna (2022). Lia deja el pañal. B de bloom.

Lía, una niña que está aprendiendo a dejar el pañal. A través de la historia, Lía experimenta diferentes emociones y desafíos mientras enfrenta este proceso de cambio. Con la ayuda de su familia y su entorno, Lía aprende a sentirse más segura y confiada a medida que avanza en su camino hacia la independencia en el uso del baño

Recursos varios:

Títeres de dedo

Son un buen recurso para familiarizar el habito de la higiene a través de divertidas historias de los títeres el habito de la higiene

Canciones:

las manos a lavar- gallina pintadita             

-     La, la, la, las manos a lavarA lavarLa, la, la, las manos a lavarA lavarPara tomar un panLas manitas, a lavar, ¡eh!Antes de comer el lunchLas manitas, a lavarSi fuiste al baño, entoncesLas manitas, a lavarSi pisaste algo sucio, ¡guácalaLas manitas, a lavarA lavar las manos (chic, chic, chic)A lavar las manos (chic, chic, chic)La, la, la, la, la, la, laLas manos a lavarLa, la, la, las manos a lavarA lavarLa, la, la, las manos a lavarA lavarAl llegar de un paseo, si fuiste al bañoSi tomaste el autobús, si jugaste en el piso

Espuma, espuma, y manos a lavar

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Pin Pon es un muñeco 

Pin Pon es un muñeco muy guapo y de cartónSe lava las manitas con agua y con jabónSe desenreda el pelo con peine de marfilY aunque se de estirones, no llora ni hace asíPin Pon dame la mano con un fuerte apretónQue quiero ser tu amigo, Pin Pon, Pin Pon, Pin PonPin Pon toma su sopa, no ensucia el delantalPues come con cuidado como un buen colegialApenas las estrellas comienzan a brillarPin Pon se va a la cama y se acuesta a descansarPin Pon dame la mano con un fuerte apretónQue quiero ser tu amigo, Pin Pon, Pin Pon, Pin PonPin Pon es un muñeco muy guapo y de cartónSe lava las manitas con agua y con jabón

De esta forma- canciones infantiles - super simple español De esta forma me lavo la carame lavo la cara, me lavo la caraDe esta forma me lavo la caraTemprano en la mañana Me lavo, me lavo, me lavo, me lavoMe lavo, me lavo, me lavo De esta forma me peino el cabellome peino el pelo, me peino el cabelloDe esta forma me peino el cabelloTemprano en la mañana Me peino, me peino, me peino, me peinoMe peino, me peino, me peino De esta forma cepillo mis dientesCepillo mis dientes, cepillo mis dientesDe esta forma cepillo mis dientesTemprano en la mañana Cepillo, cepillo, cepillo, cepilloCepillo, cepillo, cepillo De esta forma me pongo la ropame pongo la ropa, me pongo la ropaDe esta forma me pongo la ropaTemprano en la mañana De esta forma me voy a la escuelame voy a la escuela, me voy a la escuelaDe esta forma me voy a la escuela

El duende peste- mininanaisTienes que tener cuidadosi no te aseas demasiadosi vas al baño y no te has limpiado bienal Duende Peste habrás llamado. No te lo tomes a malque a mi también me ha pasadosi hay un aroma gravitacional que te acompaña a todos ladosno te preocupes porque hay solución. Quítate esa Peste de encimadate una ducha que alucinasy al duende aléjalo… Dile: ‘bye-bye, adiós’ A veces le huele el alientola suciedad es su alimentosi los dientes no te has limpiado bienal Duende Peste le tendrás contento. Si has sudado y no te has cambiadosi tus Calcetines te han abandonadosi pasan a tu lado y se tapan la narizel Duende Peste ya se coló en ti.No te preocupes porque hay solución.    Quítate esa peste de encimadate una ducha que alucinasy al duende aléjalo… Dile: ‘bye-bye, adiós’ Para ser feliz y estar sanolava tus pies y lava tus manos.Si te limpias tú solitoseguro que te sientes mejor. Quítate esa peste de encima, date una ducha que alucinas y al duende aléjalo… Dile: ‘bye-bye, adiós

 A cepillarse los dientes - pinkfong- hábitos saludables 

Cepillo! ¡Listo! ¡Pasta! ¡Lista!

¡Cepillando!¡Un, dos, tres, cuatro! ¡Ce-ce-ce-cepíllate! Arriba, abajo, dando vueltas.Hazlo siempre después de comer.¡Así! ¡Ce-ce-ce-cepíllate!A la izquierda, a la derecha.Y limpia tu lengua así.¡Qu�� fresca! ¡Ce-ce-ce-cepíllate! Arriba, abajo, dando vueltas.Hazlo siempre antes de dormir.¡Así! ¡Ce-ce-ce-cepíllate! A la izquierda, a la derecha.Enjuaga con agua así.  ¡Qué limpia! La la la la la.La la la la la.Te ayudamos a cepillar.¡Sí! La la la la la.La la la la la.Blancos, limpios y brillantes. ¡Sonríe!  ¡Ce-ce-ce-cepíllate!Cada día, no te olvides. Los dientes hay que cepillar.

¡Fresco!

Cepillarse los dientes para niños - elite kidsHijo, ¿te cepillaste los dientes? - No Mami- ¿Por qué mi amor? - Se me olvidó - Recuerda que: Los dientes de arriba se cepillan hacia abajo, los dientes de abajo se cepillan hacia arriba y tus muelitas debes limpiarcon movimiento circular - Mi amor, recuerda que debes cepillarte los dientes  para que estén blancos y fuertes, y no les salgan caries. - Mami, tengo un diente flojo- Acuérdate que el diente que te va a salir es para toda la vida y... Los dientes de arriba se cepillan hacia abajo, los dientes de abajo se cepillan hacia arriba Çy tus muelitas debes limpiarcon movimiento circular - Hijo, ¿te cepillaste los dientes?- Sí Mami- Ah bueno, ahora a dormir.

A brillar como el sol - plim plim

A lavarse las manos con agua y jabón a lavarse la cara, “una sonrisa es mejor”A cepillarse los dientes, chiquichiqui chichón, a jugar con la espuma y brillar como el sol.A lavarse las manos, a lavarse la cara, a cepillarse los dientes, a jugar con la espuma y brillar como el sol. Con agua y jabón, una sonrisa es mejor

Chiquichiqui chichón, a jugar con la espuma y brillar como el sol.

De esta forma nos vestimos - canciones infantiles 

De esta forma me pongo la camiseta, Me pongo la camiseta, Me pongo la camiseta.

De esta forma me pongo la camiseta, Me visto todos los días

 De esta forma me pongo pantalones, Me pongo pantalones, Me pongo pantalones

De esta forma me pongo pantalones, Me visto todos los días De esta forma me abotono la camisa, Me abotono la camisa, Me abotono la camisa.

De esta forma me abotono la camisa, Me visto todos los días De esta forma me pongo calcetines.

Me pongo calcetines, Me pongo calcetines, De esta forma me pongo calcetines. Me visto todos los días De esta forma me ato los zapatos, Me ato los zapatos, Me ato los zapatos

De esta forma me ato los zapatos, Me visto todos los días De esta forma me cierro la chaqueta, Me cierro la chaqueta, Me cierro la chaqueta

De esta forma me cierro la chaquetaMe visto todos los días.

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Comrade Alex

If folks thought things were bad in Depression-era America, they could ponder the famine-ravaged masses in the Soviet Union… Dec. 24, 1932 cover by Rea Irvin. …not that Alexander Woollcott seemed to notice or care all that much. In the autumn of 1932 he traveled to Moscow to check out some Russian theater and enjoy the fine food and drink provided by his friend Walter Duranty, Moscow bureau chief…

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Sexist Tropes in “Game of Thrones”

Missing Mom Trope / Death by Childbirth Trope

Missing Moms are considered more unusual than missing fathers, and they are more likely to have their absence explicitly explained (usually with death). Death by Childbirth is very often the cause of a Missing Mom, as not only does it get the mother out of the way whilst keeping her sympathetic but it adds an extra touch of tragedy to the protagonist's life

Lyanna Stark (Aisling Franciosi): Jon Snow’s mother

Rhaella Targaryen: Viserys and Daenerys’ mother

Joanna Lannister: Cersei, Jaime and Tyrion’s mother

Straw Matriarchy (Powerful Women are Evil) Trope

Women are shown to be fundamentally incapable of governing or utterly evil and castrating in their power-wielding

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey): Queen Regent; Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men and Protector of the Seven Kingdoms

Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie): Lady of the Vale

Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma): Prince Oberyn’s paramour

Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg): did whatever was necessary (including murder) for her family to remain in power

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea; Queen of Meereen; Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men and Protector of the Seven Kingdoms and Lady of Dragonstone

Hysterical woman Trope

Women as less rational, disciplined, and emotionally stable than men, and thus more prone to mood swings, irrational overreactions, and mental illness

Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie)

Myranda (Charlotte Hope)

Selyse Baratheon (Tara Fitzgerald)

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke)

Women Who Enjoy Sex are Evil Trope

Sex is regarded as fraught and dangerous

Doreah (Roxanne McKee): murdered Irri and helped Xaro Xhoan Daxos stealing Daenerys’ dragons

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey): murdered every enemy she could get her hands on to remain in power

Shae (Sibel Kekilli): betrayed Tyrion Lannister by blaming him for Joffrey’s murder

Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma): murders Myrcella Baratheon and Doran Martell

Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie): murdered her husband, Jon Arryn; lied to her sister, Catelyn, blaming the Lannisters for Jon’s death; tried to kill Sansa Stark out of jealousy

Myranda (Charlotte Hope): helped Ramsay Snow in his torture games; tormented and tried to kill Sansa Stark

Tyene Sand (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers): alongside with her sisters, Nymeria and Obara, helped her mother, Ellaria, betraying House Martell

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): burns down King’s Landing

I Was Quite a Looker Trope

You all know them. That kindly old lady who lives down the street. The tiny, wrinkly, owner of the local dojo. The aged, fading seductress. Wrinkled, aged, musty... but they weren't always that way. Once upon a time they were attractive, very attractive.

Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg)

Disposable Woman Trope

This character has a familial or romantic relationship with a protagonist, which allows creators to derive heart-wrenching sorrow from her death.

Talisa Stark (Oona Chaplin): provided a minute of Man Pain to the protagonist Robb Stark before his murder by Roose Bolton

Ygritte (Rose Leslie): provided Man Pain to the protagonist Jon Snow

Shae (Sibel Kekilli): provided Man Pain to the protagonist Tyrion Lannister

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): provided Man Pain to the protagonist Jon Snow

Disposable Sex Worker Trope

The prostitutes are killed because they know something they shouldn't, or a villain thinks they do.

Ros (Esmé Bianco): Petyr Baelish gifts her to Joffrey Baratheon to torture and kill because she’s been working for Varys

Woman Scorned Trope

What’s the only type of woman more dangerous than a Mama Bear? A woman who’s been dumped, cheated on, or otherwise done wrong by her significant other. Especially if she’s been hiding some sanity problems,

Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie): tried to kill Sansa Stark out of jealousy

Ygritte (Rose Leslie): go on a murdering spree after being betrayed and abandoned by Jon Snow

Shae (Sibel Kekilli): testifies against Tyrion Lannister in his trial for Joffrey’s murder for believing he didn’t care for her and was shipping her off

Myranda (Charlotte Hope): tried to kill Sansa Stark out of jealousy

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): slaughters every men, women and child in King’s Landing after being rejected by Jon Snow

The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry Trope / Sibling Rivalry Trope

There are two sisters, close enough in age to have a relatively equal relationship, but light years apart in personality.

Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley) vs. Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie)

Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) vs. Arya Stark (Maisie Williams)

Tomboy and Girly Girl Trope

The "Girly Girl" will highly care about her appearance, pursue "girly" interests, and is often (though not always) The Chick. The Tomboy will be into sports, mechanics, or the like. The two ladies will have some sort of relationship with each other, whether they're best friends, sisters, on the same team

Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) vs. Arya Stark (Maisie Williams)

Mama Bear Trope /  Motherhood Is Superior Trope

Like many other mammals depicted throughout history as predators, bears are actually passive animals, and won't attack humans unless provoked. Despite this, if you even think about getting between a mother bear and her cub she'll tear straight through you. Threaten her children, and you are in for a world of hurt.

Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley)

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey)

No Guy Wants an Amazon Trope

All Guys Want Cheerleaders, but no guy wants a girl who can beat him up.

Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie) is unceremoniously dumped by Jaime Lannister because he wants to return to his traditional feminine ex-lover, Cersei

Female Misogynist Trope / Not Like Other Girls Trope

Considers other girls to be inferior- not like her. People will remind her that she's a girl herself, but she will deny it - or consider herself an "honorary dude" or claim she's "not like the other girls" (i.e. she's ''better'' than the other girls, in her mind).

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey): I should have been born a man. I’d rather face a thousand swords than be shut up inside with this flock of frightened hens

Arya Stark (Maisie Williams): Most girls are idiots.

Fiery Redhead Trope

A Fiery Redhead is a red-haired character who is strong, Hot-Blooded, outgoing, usually outspoken, and (if a love interest) often female. She has a big personality and she's not afraid to use it. Whatever you do, don't get on her bad side, or there will be hell to pay.

Ros (Esmé Bianco)

Melisandre (Carice van Houten)

Ygritte (Rose Leslie)

Sleeping Their Way to the Top Trope

There are many ways to rise to the top, some more pragmatic than others. Some people decide to use their charms and sex appeal to boost their career. It's usually frowned upon by other characters, and may have certain downsides to it, but for some it proves to be the key to their success.

Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer)

Real Women Don't Wear Dresses Trope

A woman is shown as weak, incompetent, and ineffectual unless she dresses and behaves in a masculine manner, or is otherwise applauded for being "not like other girls."

Arya Stark (Maisie Williams)

Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie)

Ygritte (Rose Leslie)

Yara Greyjoy (Gemma Whelan)

Nymeria Sand (Jessica Henwick), Obara Sand (Keisha Castle-Hughes) and Tyene Sand (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers)

Madonna–Whore Complex Trope

A pattern of thought that divides female-humanity into two mutually exclusive categories: Madonnas and Whores. The virtuous Madonna figure, possessing and protecting social virtue is an object of worship and everything that all females should aspire to be. However, sex is not part of this. The Whore, always with massive sex appeal, catering to the male gaze, is often evil and scheming

“The Whore” Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) vs. “Madonna” Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner)

“The Whore” Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer) vs. “Madonna” Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner)

“The Whore” Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) vs. “Madonna” Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner)

Sour Prudes Trope

Accusing other women (or sometimes men) of being "skanks", "sluts", "cheap" and whatnot.

Lysa Arryn (Kate Dickie) vs. Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner): Lysa falsely accuses her niece, Sansa, of sleeping with Petyr Baelish

Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) vs. Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): Sansa implies Daenerys is (sexually) manipulating her brother, Jon Snow

God Save Us from the Queen! Trope

While kings and princes can be good or evil, and nice or mean, and princesses are (almost) always good, queens tend to be the royalty version of Always Chaotic Evil. Once a queen is in charge, things get nasty.

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey)

Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke)

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Olive Thomas (born Oliva R. Duffy; October 20, 1894 – September 10, 1920) was an American silent-film actress, art model and photo model.

Thomas began her career as an illustrator's model in 1914, and moved on to the Ziegfeld Follies the following year. During her time as a Ziegfeld girl, she also appeared in the more risqué show The Midnight Frolic. In 1916, she began a successful career in silent films and would appear in more than 20 features over the course of her four-year film career. That year she also married actor Jack Pickford, the younger brother of fellow silent-film star Mary Pickford.

On September 10, 1920, Thomas died in Paris five days after ingesting her husband's syphilis medication, mercury bichloride, that brought on acute nephritis. Although her death was ruled accidental, news of her hospitalization and subsequent death were the subject of speculation in the press. Thomas' death has been cited as one of the first heavily publicized Hollywood scandals.

Oliva R. Duffy was born in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, but often claimed her birth name was Oliveretta Elaine Duffy. She was the eldest of three children born to James and Rena Duffy, both of whom were of Irish descent. She had two brothers: James (born 1896) and William (born 1899). Thomas later helped both of her brothers to secure work in the film industry; after serving in the Marines in France during World War I, William worked as a cameraman, and James worked as an assistant director. At the time of her death, both brothers were employed by Selznick Productions.

Her father, James Duffy, a steelworker, died in a work-related accident in 1906. After his death, the family moved to McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, a small mill town. Thomas and her brothers often stayed with their grandparents while her mother Rena worked in a local factory. Rena Duffy later married Harry M. Van Kirk, a worker on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad. The two had a daughter, Harriet, who was born in 1914 and died in a car accident in 1931.

Thomas left school at the age 15 to help support her siblings. She got a job selling gingham at Joseph Horne's department store for $2.75 per week (equivalent to $75.46 in 2019). In April 1911, aged 16, she married Bernard Krug Thomas in McKees Rocks. During the two-year marriage, she reportedly worked as a clerk in Kaufmann's, a major department store in Pittsburgh. After their separation in 1913, Thomas moved to New York City and lived with a family member. She later found work in a Harlem department store.

In 1914, Thomas entered and subsequently won the "Most Beautiful Girl in New York City" contest held by Howard Chandler Christy, a commercial artist. Winning the contest helped establish her career as an artists' model, and she would later pose for Harrison Fisher, Raphael Kirchner, Penrhyn Stanlaws, and Haskell Coffin. Thomas was featured on many magazine covers, including that of the Saturday Evening Post.

Fisher wrote a letter of recommendation to Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., resulting in Thomas' being hired for the Ziegfeld Follies. However, Thomas later disputed this, claiming she "walked right up and asked for the job". She made her stage debut in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1915 on June 21, 1915. Thomas' popularity in the Follies led to her being cast in Ziegfeld's more risqué Midnight Frolic show. The Frolic was staged after hours in the roof garden of the New Amsterdam Theatre. It was primarily a show for famous male patrons who had plenty of money to bestow on the young and beautiful female performers. Thomas received expensive gifts from her admirers; it was rumored that German Ambassador Albrecht von Bernstorff had given her a $10,000 string of pearls.

During her time in The Follies, Thomas began an affair with Florenz Ziegfeld. Ziegfeld, who was married to actress Billie Burke, had affairs with other Ziegfeld girls, including Lillian Lorraine and Marilyn Miller (who would later marry Thomas' widower Jack Pickford).Thomas ended the affair with Ziegfeld after he refused to leave Burke to marry her.

Thomas continued modeling while appearing in the Follies. She became the first "Vargas Girl" after she posed for a portrait painted by Peruvian artist Alberto Vargas. The portrait, titled Memories of Olive, features Thomas nude from the waist up while clutching a rose. The portrait was reportedly commissioned by Florenz Ziegfeld but Vargas later denied this claim. Ziegfeld purchased and hung the portrait in his office at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Vargas, who called Thomas "one of the most beautiful brunettes that Ziegfeld ever glorified," kept a copy of the painting for his personal collection.

In July 1916, Thomas signed with the International Film Company. She made her on-screen debut in "Episode 10" of Beatrice Fairfax, a film serial. In 1917, she made her full-length feature debut in A Girl Like That for Paramount Pictures.

That same year, she signed with Triangle Pictures. Shortly after, news broke of her engagement to actor Jack Pickford, whom she had married a year prior. Thomas and Pickford, who was the younger brother of Mary Pickford, kept the marriage secret because Thomas did not want people to think her success in film was due to her association with the Pickfords. Her first film for Triangle, Madcap Madge, was released in June 1917. Thomas' popularity at Triangle grew with performances in Indiscreet Corrine (1917) and Limousine Life (1918). In 1919, she portrayed a French girl who poses as a boy in Toton the Apache. Thomas later said that she felt her work in Toton was "the first real thing I've ever done." She made her final film for Triangle, The Follies Girl, that same year.

After leaving Triangle, Thomas signed with Myron Selznick's Selznick Pictures Company in December 1918 for a salary of $2,500 a week. She hoped for more serious roles, believing that with her husband signed to the same company, she would have more influence. Her first film for Selznick, Upstairs and Down (1919), proved successful and established her image as a "baby vamp". She followed with roles in Love's Prisoner and Out Yonder, both in 1919. In 1920, Thomas played a teenage schoolgirl The Flapper, who yearns for excitement beyond her small Florida town. Thomas was the first actress to portray a lead character who was a flapper and the film was the first of its kind to portray the flapper lifestyle. Frances Marion, who wrote the scenario, was responsible for bringing the term into the American vernacular. The Flapper proved to be popular and became one of Thomas' most successful films. On October 4, 1920, Thomas' final film, Everybody's Sweetheart, was released.

Thomas' first marriage was to Bernard Krug Thomas, a man she met at age 15 while living in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. They married on April 1, 1911, and lived with his parents in McKees Rocks for the first six months of their marriage. The couple later moved into their own apartment. Krug Thomas worked as a clerk at the Pressed Steel Car Company while Olive took care of the home. In 1913, the couple separated and Olive moved to New York City to pursue a career as a model. She was granted a divorce on September 25, 1915, on the grounds of desertion and cruelty. In 1931, Bernard Krug Thomas gave an interview to The Pittsburg Press, detailing his marriage to Olive, implying that a cause of the demise of their marriage was her ambition, a desire to obtain a life of "luxury", and "improve her station".

In late 1916, Thomas met actor Jack Pickford, brother of one of the most successful silent stars, Mary Pickford, at a beach cafe on the Santa Monica Pier. Both Thomas and Pickford were known for their partying. Screenwriter Frances Marion remarked, "I had seen her often at the Pickford home, for she was engaged to Mary's brother, Jack. Two innocent-looking children, they were the gayest, wildest brats who ever stirred the stardust on Broadway. Both were talented, but they were much more interested in playing the roulette of life than in concentrating on their careers." Thomas eloped with Pickford on October 25, 1916, in New Jersey. None of their family was present, with only actor Thomas Meighan as their witness. Although the couple never had any children of their own, in 1920, they adopted Thomas' six-year-old nephew, the son of one of her brothers, after his mother died.

By most accounts, Thomas was the love of Pickford's life. However, the marriage was tumultuous and filled with highly charged conflict, followed by lavish making up through the exchange of expensive gifts. Pickford's family did not always approve of Thomas, though most of the family did attend her funeral. In Mary Pickford's 1955 autobiography Sunshine and Shadow, she wrote:

I regret to say that none of us approved of the marriage at that time. Mother Charlotte Hennessey thought Jack was too young, and Lottie and I felt that Olive, being in musical comedy, belonged to an alien world. Ollie had all the rich, eligible men of the social world at her feet. She had been deluged with proposals from her own world of the theater as well. Which was not at all surprising. The beauty of Olive Thomas is legendary. The girl had the loveliest violet-blue eyes I have ever seen. They were fringed with long dark lashes that seemed darker because of the delicate translucent pallor of her skin. I could understand why Florenz Ziegfeld never forgave Jack for taking her away from the Follies. She and Jack were madly in love with one another, but I always thought of them as a couple of children playing together.

For many years, Thomas and Pickford had intended to vacation together. Both were constantly traveling and had little time to spend together. With their marriage on the rocks, the couple decided to take a second honeymoon. In August 1920, the pair headed for Paris, hoping to combine a vacation with some film preparations.

On the night of September 5, 1920, they went out for a night of entertainment and partying at the famous bistros in the Montparnasse Quarter of Paris. Returning to their room in the Hotel Ritz around 3 a.m., Pickford either fell asleep or was outside the room. An intoxicated and tired Thomas ingested mercury bichloride liquid solution. It had been prescribed to Pickford to topically treat sores caused by his chronic syphilis.

Thomas had either thought the flask contained drinking water or sleeping pills; accounts vary. The label was in French, which may have added to her confusion. After drinking the liquid she screamed, "Oh, my God!" and Pickford ran to pick her up. She was taken to the American Hospital in the Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, where Pickford and his former brother-in-law Owen Moore remained at her side until she died five days later.

While Thomas lay in the American Hospital dying, the press began reporting on the various rumors that began to arise about the circumstances of the incident. Some papers reported that Thomas had attempted suicide after having a fight with Pickford over his alleged infidelities, while others said she attempted suicide after discovering Pickford had given her syphilis. There were rumors that Thomas was plagued by a drug addiction, that she and Pickford had been involved in "champagne and cocaine orgies," or that Pickford tricked her into drinking poison in an attempt to murder her to collect her insurance money. Owen Moore, who accompanied Pickford and Thomas in Paris, denied the rumors, saying that Thomas was not suicidal and that she and Pickford had not fought that evening.[33] Jack Pickford also denied the rumors, stating, "Olive and I were the greatest pals on Earth. Her death is a ghastly mistake."[31]

On September 13, 1920, Pickford gave his account of that night to the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner:

We arrived back at the Ritz hotel at about 3 o'clock in the morning. I had already booked airplane seats for London. We were going Sunday morning. Both of us were tired out. We both had been drinking a little. I insisted that we had better not pack then, but rather get up early before our trip and do it then. I went to bed immediately. She fussed around and wrote a note to her mother. ... She was in the bathroom.

Suddenly she shrieked: 'My God.' I jumped out of bed, rushed toward her and caught her in my arms. She cried to me to find out what was in the bottle. I picked it up and read: 'Poison.' It was a toilet solution and the label was in French. I realized what she had done and sent for the doctor. Meanwhile, I forced her to drink water in order to make her vomit. She screamed, 'O, my God, I'm poisoned.' I forced the whites of eggs down her throat, hoping to offset the poison. The doctor came. He pumped her stomach three times while I held Olive.

Nine o'clock in the morning I got her to the Neuilly Hospital, where Doctors Choate and Wharton took charge of her. They told me she had swallowed bichloride of mercury in an alcoholic solution, which is ten times worse than tablets. She didn't want to die. She took the poison by mistake. We both loved each other since the day we married. The fact that we were separated months at a time made no difference in our affection for each other. She even was conscious enough the day before she died to ask the nurse to come to America with her until she had fully recovered, having no thought she would die.

She kept continually calling for me. I was beside her day and night until her death. The physicians held out hope for her until the last moment, until they found her kidneys paralyzed. Then they lost hope. But the doctors told me she had fought harder than any patient they ever had. She held onto her life as only one case in fifty. She seemed stronger the last two days. She was conscious, and said she would get better and go home to her mother. 'It's all a mistake, darling Jack,' she said. But I knew she was dying.

She was kept alive only by hypodermic injections during the last twelve hours. I was the last one she recognized. I watched her eyes glaze and realized she was dying. I asked her how she was feeling and she answered: 'Pretty weak, but I'll be all right in a little while, don't worry, darling.' Those were her last words. I held her in my arms and she died an hour later. Owen Moore was at her bedside. All stories and rumors of wild parties and cocaine and domestic fights since we left New York are untrue.

After Thomas' death, the police initiated an investigation and an autopsy was performed. Thomas' death was attributed to acute nephritis caused by mercury bichloride absorption. On September 13, 1920, her death was ruled accidental by the Paris physician who conducted her autopsy.

Jack Pickford brought Thomas' body back to the United States. Several accounts state that Pickford tried to commit suicide en route but was talked out of it. In her autobiography, Mary Pickford recalls her brother's disclosure that he had made such an attempt during the return trip:

Jack crossed the ocean with Ollie's body. It wasn't until several years later that he confessed to Mother how one night during the voyage back he put on his trousers and jacket over his pajamas, went up on deck, and was climbing over the rail when something inside him said: "You can't do this to your mother and sisters. It would be a cowardly act. You must live and face the future."

On September 29, 1920, an Episcopal funeral service for Thomas was held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New York City. According to The New York Times, police escorts were needed at the event, for the entire church was crowded with “hundreds” of fellow actors, other invited attendees, as well as a horde of curious onlookers. Several women are reported to have fainted during the ceremony, and several men had their hats crushed in the rush to view the casket. Thomas is interred in a crypt at the Woodlawn Cemetery in The Bronx.

Thomas did not leave a will upon her death. Her estate, which was later valued at $27,644, was split between her mother, her two brothers, and husband Jack Pickford. Adjusted for inflation, that amount would be the equivalent to $354,892.92 in 2019. Pickford later relinquished his right to a portion of the money, choosing instead to give his share to Thomas' mother.

On November 22, 1920, the bulk of Thomas' personal property was auctioned off in an estate sale, which netted approximately $30,000. Lewis Selznick bought Thomas' town car for an undisclosed sum. Mabel Normand bought a 20-piece toilet set, a 14 karat gold cigarette case, and three pieces of jewelry, including a sapphire pin.

The press coverage of Olive Thomas' death was one of the first examples of the media sensationalism related to a major Hollywood star. Her death has been cited as one of the first major Hollywood scandals.

Other scandals including the Fatty Arbuckle trial in 1921, the murder of William Desmond Taylor in 1922, and the drug-related death of Wallace Reid caused many religious and morality groups to label Hollywood as "immoral".

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The Liar's Daughter By Claire Allan

Publisher - Avon

Kindle Pages - 400 

Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Synopsis

No one deserves to be taken before their time. Do they? Joe McKee – pillar of the Derry community – is dead. As arrangements are made for the traditional Irish wake, friends and family are left reeling at how cancer could have taken this much-loved man so soon. But grief is the last thing that Joe’s daughter Ciara and step-daughter Heidi feel. For they knew the real Joe – the man who was supposed to protect them and did anything but. As the mourners gather, the police do too, with doubt being cast over whether Joe’s death was due to natural causes. Because the lies that Joe told won’t be taken to the grave after all – and the truth gives his daughters the best possible motive for killing him…

Review

I've pretty much read all of Claire Allan's books and I can safely say without any doubts that this author never disappoints she writes complete page turners and this for me was the best of them all! I read this in 2 sittings at break neck speed of was just so compelling i had to know how this would all unfold and it definitely gave me hard core Agatha Christie vibes it's just a sheer fast paced who dunnit perfection! The story begins with the death of Joe Mckee, a man who appears to be a pillar of the community expect his daughter Ciara and step daughter Heidi seem not to sad about the fact that there father is dead and so begins the clever, fast paced page Turner that is often hard to read yet just as hard to put down story of a man who hides his evil well.

Heidi was just such a strong character i loved her fighting spirit although she appears not as strong as Ciara i felt like she was, she had dealt with so much at such a young age i just really felt for her the most she was so brave! I had an idea of whodunnit all the way through and I was right in the end but it was such an excellent ending i won't forget this book for a long while. 

Honestly this was just so well done, I was so angry at times reading this and at other points it totally made me cry, cannot rate this high enough. I voluntary reviewed this book Thank you so much to the publishers who sent me a ecopy of this book via netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Head Above Water részletek és ismertetők

Head Above Water

Már nagyon régóta várom, hogy megoszthassam az új albumomat, a Head Above Watert veletek. A szívem teljes, úgy, hogy tudom, hogy mindannyian meghallgathatjátok a jövő héten. Nagyon fontos volt számomra, hogy megosszam a sok nyers és őszinte dolgot, amin keresztül mentem. Megírni és felvenni ezeket a dalokat felszabadító hatással volt rám, és remélem, hogy magatokhoz ölelitek mindegyiket. Szeretlek titeket, srácok, és köszönöm újra a folyamatos támogatásotokat!

Birdie

Ez a dal arról szól, hogy ne engedd, hogy valami visszafogja a teljességed. A kiszabadulásról és önmagad szeretéséről szól, valamint arról, hogy megengedd magadnak azt, hogy szárnyalhass. Találd meg a magabiztosságot és az erőt ahhoz, hogy kiszabadulj és repülj.

I Fell In Love With The Devil

A szíved néha konfliktusba keveredik a fejeddel, és ez olyan szituációkat eredményez, amelyből, ha belefutsz, nagyon nehéz kiszabadulni. Ezt a dalt is Chris Baseforddal produceltem.

Tell Me It’s Over

Nagyon örülök, hogy megírtuk ezt a dalt a legjobb barátommal, Ryan Cabrerával. Annyira jól éreztük magunkat! A Tell Me It’s Over egy himnusz arról, hogy hogyan légy erős, hogyan állj a talpadra és zárd be egy olyan kapcsolat ajtaját, amelyről tudod, hogy nem tesz jót neked azok után, hogy újra és újra ugyanazokba a hibákba esel benne. Ha valaki nem úgy bánik veled, ahogy megérdemelnéd, hagyd ott. Érthetően nehéz, mert a múltban akárhányszor láttad, magába szippantott és visszaestél a hálójába. A vokálok és a dalszöveg is igazán sebezhető - ez azokat az érzéseket mutatja meg, amelyeket én éltem át hasonló kapcsolatokban. Valami klasszikusat akartam írni. Olyan időtlen királynők inspiráltak, mint Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin és Etta James. Ők reprezentálják a nőket, amelyek kiállnak a nőkért és nem hiszik el a férfiak szarságait! 

Dumb Blonde

A Dumb Blonde koncepciója és ötlete akkor fogalmazódott meg bennem, amikor megéltem egy ehhez kapcsolódó szituációt. Az ötletet feldobtam Bonnie McKee-nek és Mitch Allannek, és ők segítettek ezt életre kelteni. Volt ez a kibaszott lúzer az életemben, aki fenyegetve érezte magát az erőm, a magabiztosságom és a függetlenségem miatt. Alábecsült és becsmérelt azért, aki vagyok: egy vezető, egy olyan ember, akinek vannak elképzelései és van véleménye, egy olyan ember, aki erős, szenvedélyes és vannak céljai. Sose hagyd, hogy akárki is lenézzen azért, aki vagy. Állj fel. Harcolj. Légy önmagad. Szeress. Légy őszinte és valódi. Kedves. Találd meg és öleld fel önmagad. Tegyél magasról a sztereotípiákra. Ha egy erős személyiség vagy és a partnered nem képes kezelni téged, menj és keress mást, akinek van elég önbizalma és igenis képes téged támogatni és feldobni, inspirálni, és egyenlő félként, barátként tekint rád. Ne egy olyat, akinek le kell húznia téged azért, hogy magát jobban érezze, csak mert alacsony az önbecsülése. Igen, a nőknek kölcsönösen fel kell építeniük egymást, de ugyanígy a férfiak és a nők is egyaránt így kell viselkedjenek egymással.  

It Was In Me

Csodálatos volt leülni Lauren Christyvel és újraegyesülni. Beszélgettünk. Visszaemlékeztünk. Nevettünk. Alkottunk. Újra írtunk. Együtt imádkoztunk. Mindenféléről beszélgettünk. Spiritualitásról. Istenről. Az It Was In Me arról mesél, hogy mennyire keressük a válaszokat mindenhol, de igazából mind bennünk vannak... hallgass önmagadra. Ne félj beszélni róla. Figyeld a zsigereid. Ne máshol, a birtoklásban vagy az emberekben keresd a boldogságot. Végül úgyis magadba kell majd nézned, és ott kell megtalálnod.

Souvenir

A Souvenir a menthetetlen romantikáról és egy nyári románcról szól, amely sajnos a végéhez közeledik. A nyári szerelmek általában nem tartanak túl hosszú ideig, habár van kivétel, sosem tudhatod. A remek pillanatokat és a szép emlékeket túl nehéz elengedni. Van esély arra, hogy a távolságot félretegyük és működjön a kapcsolat sokkal tovább is, vagy akár örökre? Mindig van remény, amibe kapaszkodhatunk. Ezt a dalt is Lauren Christyvel írtam, szuper volt. Egy igazi zseni!

Crush

A Crush arról szól, amikor igazán elveszíted a fejed, amikor beleszeretsz valakibe, de mivel már több rosszul sikerült kapcsolatot is átéltél, félsz attól, hogy hasra esel, félsz a negatív következményektől. És az a valaki a világon mindenkinél jobban ismer, és megőrjít téged, mert ki nem állhatod annak a gondolatát, hogy valaha is elveszítheted. Ezt a dalt Zane Carneyvel írtam.  

Goddess

Vannak olyan pillanatok az életben, amikor elveszettnek, szomorúnak és magányosnak érzed magad. Úgy tűnik, nincs fény az alagút végén - aztán találkozol azzal a különleges valakivel, aki imád téged azért, aki vagy, és azt érezteti veled, hogy te vagy a leggyönyörűbb ember a világon. Azzal a valakivel, aki előtt levetheted a falaidat, és lehetsz teljesen sebezhető, miközben mégis sokkal erősebb és fontosabb vagy, mint valaha érezted.

Bigger Wow

A dal arról szól, hogy a lehető legjobban meg kell élni az életet. Ha nem kapod meg, amire vágysz és amit megérdemelsz, hát találj magadnak egy nagyobb hűhát! Ne ragadj le kevesebbnél, mint amennyit megérdemelsz.

Love Me Insane

Ezt a dalt a nappalimban írtam a zongorámon, Los Angelesben. Az újra szerelembe esés megkockáztatásáról szól. Arról, hogy magunkhoz öleljük a szeretet lehetőségét. A szeretet lehet félelmetes - de sokkal jobb, ha szeretnek, mintha nem. A csodálatos Lauren Christy és Jon Levine segítettek a dalban. Nagyon tetszik a producelésük. Nagyon nyugis és mégis hangulatos.

Warrior

Ez az egyik első dal a Head Above Water után, amelyet megírtam erre az albumra. Mindkettő arról a harcról szól, amelyet az egészségemért vívok minden nap. Remélem, hogy a dalaim segítenek megtalálni a belső erőtöket, amikor szükségetek van rá. A dalt én produceltem, Chris Baseford volt a hangmérnök, Chad és Travis a We The Kings zenekarból segítettek befejezni a munkálatokat. Nagyon sok remek ember segített, hogy újra zenélhessek.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK 15/8/22 - RUDYARD KIPLING (AND RAYMOND BRIGGS AND SUSIE STEINER AND JOAN LINGARD AND MELISSA BANK)

‘ “Ho! Ho!” said Mowgli … ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.15).

REFERENCE

Kipling, R. (2013 [1884 and 1885] ) ‘The jungle books’. London: Penguin Classics.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DARLING

FROM 

‘ “ ... oh most infamous ‘Bandar-log’!” ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.42).

‘ “Mowgli the Frog. “ ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.32).

‘ … Bagheera the Black Panther, inky black all over ...’ (Kipling, 2013, pp.11-2).

AND

‘ ... the sleepy brown bear … old Baloo … ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.11).

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‘The English, they had been told, were a perfectly mad people ... ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.182).

THE BEST THING MORECAMBE AND WISE EVER DID

‘ “Ha! Ha!” said Mowgli ... ‘ (Kipling, 2013, p.60). 

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HIP HIP HOORAY

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RAYMOND BRIGGS DIED 9/8/22

OBITUARY

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/aug/10/raymond-briggs-obituary

SEE ALSO

SUSIE STEINER DIED 2/7/22

JOAN LINGARD DIED 12/7/22

MELISSA BANK DIED 2/8/22

OBITUARIES

SUSIE STEINER 

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/jul/13/susie-steiner-obituary

JOAN LINGARD

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/jul/20/joan-lingard-obituary

MELISSA BANK

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THESE RIPS ARE LATE DUE TO WATERSTONES CURRENT ORDERING DIFFICULTIES

SUSIE STEINER WAS IN STORE

JOAN LINGARD ORDERED 20/7 - STILL WAITING

MELISSA BANK NOT IN STORE BUT DIDN’T ORDER 

DUE TO

‘Technical difficulties have led to backlog of unfulfilled orders and stock shortages in store for the bookshop chain’ (Barnett, 2022).

REFERENCE

Barnett, D, (2022) ‘Waterstones hit by ‘nightmare’ stock issues after warehouse system upgrade’, ‘The Guardian’ 9 August [Online]. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/aug/09/waterstones-hit-by-nightmare-stock-issues-after-warehouse-system-upgrade (Accessed 15 August 2022).

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RIP 2022

RAYMOND BRIGGS - 9/8/22

SUSIE STEINER - 2/7/22

JOAN LINGARD - 12/7/22

MELISSA BANK - 2/8/22

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DAVID McKEE -  6/4/22

JACK HIGGINS -  9/4/22

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JAN PIENKOWSKI - 19/2/22

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RIP

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MEANWHILE MY HUSBAND’S BIRTHDAY BOOK 

ORDERED 26/6 AND STILL NOT HERE

SO TO CHEER US UP

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK 2011 - 2022

11 EPIC YEARS

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Il y a des diamants plus brillants sur le marché en raison du ralentissement susmentionné dans le commerce et l'amélioration de chiffre d'affaires dans les mondes titrant laboratoires, un facteur également noté par Blue Nile dans Il est results. En 1996, le AJDC a commencé la tradition de demander chacun des artistes pour créer un projet de conception basée sur un seul concept ou thème, tel que l'eau, en spirale ou en noir et blanc. Commenting sur les chiffres, Moti Ganz, président de l'Institut du groupe voyage privé disney of Companies, a dit qu'ils reflètent les défis auxquels fait face l'industrie du diamant dans le monde entier, ainsi que le conflit entre Israël et Gaza qui a eu lieu sur une période d'environ 50 jours en été et affaires bloqué à certains problèmes de extent. It de coupe ne sont pas actuellement connues si c'est le plus grand rubis rugueux Gemfields a récupéré de Il est Montepuez ruby . An supplémentaires 15 modèles de la ligne seront disponibles à David Webb de brique et de mortier de magasins à New York et Beverly Hills, ainsi que chez Bergdorf Goodman et Neiman Marcus. habiller les princesses disney maisons de vente aux enchères, qui a eu lieu à New York, DISNEY Figurines ont totalisé 33,7 millions $. prêts supplémentaires DISNEY Figurines provenaient de musées et de collections privées aux Etats-Unis et en Europe. disneyland pas cher carrefour Masterpiece Ballerina Papillon Black Label, fait en or 18 carats et titane avec diamants bruns, perles de conques et de diamants de fantaisie de couleur, vendu pour 1,2 M $. Des informations supplémentaires peuvent être trouvées sur le site Christies. 500 $, et d'un saphir et de diamants Suite par Van Cleef & Arpels a une pré-vente estimation haute d'environ 161,700 $. Le site offrira 15 styles de la collection des ongles, y compris les bagues, bracelets, colliers, boucles d'oreilles et boutons de manchette. New York Une gamme d'expositions de musées mettant en vedette des bijoux de différentes marques et des périodes de temps sont en plein essor ou le coup d'envoi dans les prochains mois, et le National Bijoutier a décrit cinq qui sont la peine de vérifier. CONTENU LIÉS Christies annonce des résultats records semestriels L'ouverture de la saison automne de vente suit une forte première moitié de l'année pour la maison d'enchères. There a été un vide dans la communication de la grande quantité de bon l'industrie fait, DEF co-fondateur Benjamin Chavis dit. Israels de diamants bruts élevés exportations totales combinées poli et les diamants bruts ont atteint 9,32 milliards $, en hausse de 2 pour cent Films Disney de 9,17 milliards $ en 2013. Ayton dit la marque a choisi de détail avec Saks pour deux raisons premièrement, il a le soutien total du président des magasins, Marigay McKee. Bien que le Colorado est le foyer de Amériques du Nord les plus riches et les plus abondants champs de pierres précieuses, les sites miniers sont également à haute altitude, à 14. Selon les guides, une représentation que la pierre est une catégorie spécifique est trompeuse si l'identité du système de notation ne sont pas divulgués.

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New Review from Jeff York of Creative Screenwriting Magazine: Guy Ritchie Returns to His Comfort Zone with “The Gentlemen”

When filmmaker Guy Ritchie has strayed from making films in the crime genre, he’s struggled. Last year’s live-action remake of Disney’s Aladdin showcased his penchant for mischievous stories, but musical comedy proved not to be the director’s forte. He’s best when he tackles the crime genre, as in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and Snatch (2000). This year, the British writer/director returns to his comfort zone with the R-rated The Gentlemen. The movie is chock full of low-lifes, robberies, murders, and double-crosses. It’s a lot of fun and a welcome return for Ritchie.

Matthew McConaughey plays Mickey Pearson, a cannabis baron in London, inching more and more towards respectable society. He hob-knobs with dukes and duchesses while giving generously to various charities. Still, he makes a societal faux pas when he snubs the handshake of tabloid editor Big Dave (Eddie Marsan) at a party. This sets into motion a vengeful scheme on Big Dave’s part to bring down the drug kingpin. Assigned to expose all of Mickey’s skullduggery for the paper is private investigator Fletcher (Hugh Grant), a man whose sneer of a grin instantly lets us know he’s wholly untrustworthy.

Michelle Dockery and Matthew McConaughey

Indeed, the conniving PI shows up at the house of Mickey’s right-hand man Raymond (Charlie Hunnam) to inform him of all the dirt he’s got on his boss. Fletcher tells Raymond that his editor thinks it’s worth 150,000 pounds, but he figures it’s worth a lot more to Mickey. Thus, he sets a blackmail scheme into motion that’ll cost Mickey 20 million pounds. This is the framing device that weaves back and forth throughout Ritchie’s film, showcasing both the story in flashbacks as well as crackling dialogue in the telling of it. It’s like having Robert McKee’s cake and eating it too – Ritchie loves to show and tell.

Narratively, this has always been a big part of Ritchie’s style, buttressed right up against his gonzo energy and epic nastiness. He loves storytelling that baits and switches too, holding certain cards close to the vest until the final denouement, not unlike Agatha Christie in one of her drawing-room mysteries. It felt fresh in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in 1998, but by RocknRolla in 2008, audiences knew not to believe what we were seeing.

The same suspicions apply here, and it takes some of the fun out of matters as we feel like we’re being conned, just like the cons in the story. Often we can see the rug-pulls coming and that takes away some of their effectiveness as well. Still, it’s where Ritchie feels comfortable as a storyteller, using shock and awe as principle guns in his arsenal. Even if such tropes elicit groans as well as gasps after so much use, they’re still fairly amusing.

Hugh Grant

What Ritchie is most successful at is creating vivid, underworld characters and casting actors against type to play them. Henry Golding could be the next James Bond, but here he plays Dry Eye, a pompous and ruthless rival in the drug trade that is quite the 180 from his matinee idol image. Jeremy Strong, so ruthless on HBO’s Succession, is playing a similarly callous fiend here, albeit one who’s mannered and fay. Michelle Dockery plays Mickey’s tough-talking, East End wife, a thousand miles from Downton Abbey, and the actress relishes each profanity-laced put-down she utters.

Charlie Hunnam is especially good at playing Mickey’s sly and thoughtful fixer, but no one is having more fun onscreen this outing than Hugh Grant. Using his distaste for all the tabloids that have hounded him for years, he creates an onscreen sleazebag for the ages. His corrupt character acts brazen one moment, cowardly the next. Grant is a comic joy, reveling in playing such a louse. (Someone should showcase a Hugh Grant triple bill of baddies with The Gentlemen, Bridget Jones’s Diary, and Paddington 2.) Colin Farrell is a scene-stealer too, wisely underplaying his boxing coach with a penchant for track-suits and tongue-twisting jibes.

Colin Farrell and Charlie Hunnam

It’s fun to see McConaughey embracing the gravitas and bearing his part requires, as well as his character’s moments of extreme violence. As always, Ritchie’s approach to bloodletting is both brutal and burlesque. An accidental fall out of a high-rise window is played for cartoonish splats and laughs. A character’s drug-induced fornication with a pig isn’t shown, but Ritchie doesn’t refrain from all of the awful noises it involves as well. It’s such theater-of-the-mind that likely earned this film it’s R.

To that point, some of Ritchie’s overindulgence will raise eyebrows, especially when he relies on racism, homophobia, rape, drug addiction, and the C-word for laughs in various places. Both groans and grasps may be more prevalent than laughs there, and it’s a shame as his script is funny enough without such excess. Particularly egregious is the use of the term “Chinamen” to describe the Asian gangsters. One would like to think that even a hood in modern times would refrain from such disparaging monikers.

Despite such politically incorrect ploys, Ritchie still plays moralist in the film, condemning some characters for their sins, while forgiving others. After being married to Madonna many years ago, it’s clear he grew to have very little sympathy for the tabloid press and that’s why Fletcher and Big Dave are presented as worse scoundrels than most of the other villains.

Ritchie delivers the goods in his new criminal yarn, but after two decades in the biz, it would be fun to see him stretch a bit more. Granted, he should stay away from musicals and remakes like Swept Away, but perhaps he could apply some of his moralizings to the world of modern politics. It’s one often as egregious as any tabloid. Imagine him taking down some of those baddies in parliament and the lot. Guy Ritchie’s Brexit, anyone?

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GTA Listings Aug 23 2019

GTA Homes For Sale - August 23rd 2019

The best of the best GTA homes that are currently for sale, as of August 23rd 2019. Come look here before these homes are gone, because they are going to go fast in this hot market!

Street and TownMLS CodeLink 15133 Dufferin St, KingN455487215133 Dufferin St, King 76 Don Valley Dr, TorontoE455489676 Don Valley Dr, Toronto 19 Sunny Ridge Tr, ClaringtonE455293519 Sunny Ridge Tr, Clarington 39 Alhart St, Richmond HillN455367039 Alhart St, Richmond Hill 28 Peachwood Pl, BramptonW455225828 Peachwood Pl, Brampton 91 Shaftsbury Ave, Richmond HillN455308491 Shaftsbury Ave, Richmond Hill 5457 Oscar Peterson Blvd, MississaugaW45534695457 Oscar Peterson Blvd, Mississauga 53 Weatherstone Cres, TorontoC455433153 Weatherstone Cres, Toronto 1347 Avon Cres, OakvilleW45551321347 Avon Cres, Oakville 56 S Maple Ave, MississaugaW455253556 S Maple Ave, Mississauga 26 Kingmount Cres, Richmond HillN455215926 Kingmount Cres, Richmond Hill 26 Ridley Gdns, TorontoW455372126 Ridley Gdns, Toronto 10 Chipping Rd, TorontoC455334710 Chipping Rd, Toronto 51 Grace Lake Cres, VaughanN455271851 Grace Lake Cres, Vaughan 575A Horner Ave, TorontoW4553924575A Horner Ave, Toronto 14 Wildberry Way, HamiltonX455279714 Wildberry Way, Hamilton 54 Fifth St, TorontoW455451854 Fifth St, Toronto 57 Herbert Wales Cres, MarkhamN455246057 Herbert Wales Cres, Markham 149A Westbourne Ave, TorontoE4554099149A Westbourne Ave, Toronto 1 Sawgrass Ave, Richmond HillN45545081 Sawgrass Ave, Richmond Hill 58 Winston Castle Dr, MarkhamN455516758 Winston Castle Dr, Markham 70 Ridgevale Dr, TorontoC455187970 Ridgevale Dr, Toronto 21 Wales Ave, MarkhamN455273121 Wales Ave, Markham 430 Belvenia Rd, BurlingtonW4552581430 Belvenia Rd, Burlington 63 Brass Dr, Richmond HillN455502863 Brass Dr, Richmond Hill 27 Banquo Rd, MarkhamN455263027 Banquo Rd, Markham 16 Hilda Ave, TorontoC455292516 Hilda Ave, Toronto 12 Avery Circ, HamiltonX455334212 Avery Circ, Hamilton 83 Rouge Valley Dr, MarkhamN455495483 Rouge Valley Dr, Markham 33 Elderslie Cres, VaughanN455327733 Elderslie Cres, Vaughan 62 Edenbridge Dr, TorontoW455388662 Edenbridge Dr, Toronto 26 Patricia Ave, TorontoC455326826 Patricia Ave, Toronto 10 Whitelock Cres, TorontoC455435110 Whitelock Cres, Toronto 3140 Polo Pl, MississaugaW45525763140 Polo Pl, Mississauga 29 Queens College Dr, Richmond HillN455285129 Queens College Dr, Richmond Hill 42 Shadow Falls Dr, Richmond HillN455509242 Shadow Falls Dr, Richmond Hill 1119 Feeley Crt, MississaugaW45518451119 Feeley Crt, Mississauga 171 William Bartlett Dr, MarkhamN4553797171 William Bartlett Dr, Markham 73 Bowkett Dr, Richmond HillN455335573 Bowkett Dr, Richmond Hill 88 Hartney Dr, Richmond HillN455492288 Hartney Dr, Richmond Hill 1351 Fieldcrest Lane, OakvilleW45529441351 Fieldcrest Lane, Oakville 1 Concorde Dr, BramptonW45531811 Concorde Dr, Brampton 27 Hartsdale Dr, TorontoW455362827 Hartsdale Dr, Toronto 65 Kilkenny Tr Bradford, West GwillimburyN455302765 Kilkenny Tr Bradford, West Gwillimbury 382 Beverley Glen Blvd, VaughanN4551854382 Beverley Glen Blvd, Vaughan 1388 Upper Wellington St, HamiltonX45538331388 Upper Wellington St, Hamilton 414 Ceremonial Dr, MississaugaW4554005414 Ceremonial Dr, Mississauga 2156 Rebecca St, OakvilleW45538262156 Rebecca St, Oakville 4746 Creditview Rd, MississaugaW45535874746 Creditview Rd, Mississauga 16 Clendenen Crt, MarkhamN455365116 Clendenen Crt, Markham 115 Rumsey Rd, VaughanN4553526115 Rumsey Rd, Vaughan 22 Calista St, VaughanN455223922 Calista St, Vaughan 25B Elder Ave, TorontoW455509425B Elder Ave, Toronto 275 Mcgill St, MississaugaW4554923275 Mcgill St, Mississauga 38 Dogwood St, MarkhamN455515938 Dogwood St, Markham 141 Christie St, TorontoC4552146141 Christie St, Toronto 112 Lloyd Sanderson Dr, BramptonW4554646112 Lloyd Sanderson Dr, Brampton 38 Blue Heron Dr, GeorginaN455252538 Blue Heron Dr, Georgina 20 Rhodes Ave, TorontoE455514920 Rhodes Ave, Toronto 111 Humbercrest Blvd, TorontoW4552011111 Humbercrest Blvd, Toronto 19155 Kennedy Rd, CaledonW455460819155 Kennedy Rd, Caledon 14440 Bramalea Rd, CaledonW455361914440 Bramalea Rd, Caledon 3 Brookwood Dr, Richmond HillN45550633 Brookwood Dr, Richmond Hill 31 Beaver Valley Rd, TorontoC455233431 Beaver Valley Rd, Toronto 135 W Centre St, Richmond HillN4553581135 W Centre St, Richmond Hill 352 John Cramp Path, OakvilleW4554201352 John Cramp Path, Oakville 701 Dupont St, TorontoW4553596701 Dupont St, Toronto 19 Greentree Rd, MarkhamN455404419 Greentree Rd, Markham 2173 Constance Dr, OakvilleW45538732173 Constance Dr, Oakville 300 Barton St, HamiltonX4552551300 Barton St, Hamilton 38 Norbury Dr, MarkhamN455515138 Norbury Dr, Markham 4 Zion Terr, BramptonW45550264 Zion Terr, Brampton 970 White Clover Way, MississaugaW4552450970 White Clover Way, Mississauga 34 Donhaven Rd, MarkhamN455209334 Donhaven Rd, Markham 34 Maple St, ClaringtonE455412134 Maple St, Clarington 13 Bluebell Dr, MarkhamN455424213 Bluebell Dr, Markham 65 Carnoustie Cres, Richmond HillN455387065 Carnoustie Cres, Richmond Hill 90 Redmond Dr, VaughanN455374390 Redmond Dr, Vaughan 125 Second Ave, UxbridgeN4554209125 Second Ave, Uxbridge 89 Heale Ave, TorontoE455325989 Heale Ave, Toronto 349 Chouinard Way, AuroraN4552241349 Chouinard Way, Aurora 33 Hopedale Ave, TorontoE455248233 Hopedale Ave, Toronto 153 Madison Heights Blvd, MarkhamN4553529153 Madison Heights Blvd, Markham 27 Glenview Dr, AuroraN455336127 Glenview Dr, Aurora 601 Patriot Dr, MississaugaW4553769601 Patriot Dr, Mississauga 5 Ashgrove Pl, TorontoC45520245 Ashgrove Pl, Toronto 403 Tennyson Dr, OakvilleW4554527403 Tennyson Dr, Oakville 407 North Park Blvd, OakvilleW4552414407 North Park Blvd, Oakville 500 Lakebreeze Dr, ClaringtonE4554636500 Lakebreeze Dr, Clarington 42 Brookview Dr, TorontoC455218842 Brookview Dr, Toronto 19 Stuart Cres, TorontoC455341019 Stuart Cres, Toronto 78 Lensmith Dr, AuroraN455489078 Lensmith Dr, Aurora 200 Peak Point Blvd, VaughanN4551872200 Peak Point Blvd, Vaughan 214 Hollingham Rd, MarkhamN4554443214 Hollingham Rd, Markham 15 Mckee Crt, AuroraN455296415 Mckee Crt, Aurora 56 Pinecrest St, MarkhamN455401856 Pinecrest St, Markham 134 Claremont St, TorontoC4555030134 Claremont St, Toronto 1584 Stancombe Cres, MississaugaW45527901584 Stancombe Cres, Mississauga 4 Faders Dr, BramptonW45530584 Faders Dr, Brampton 900 Fletcher Valley Cres, MississaugaW4553478900 Fletcher Valley Cres, Mississauga 1014 Lemar Rd, NewmarketN45529791014 Lemar Rd, Newmarket 62 Robinson Rd, Halton HillsW455422762 Robinson Rd, Halton Hills 81 Crane St, AuroraN455396481 Crane St, Aurora 88 South Belair Dr, VaughanN455477888 South Belair Dr, Vaughan 1617 Trotwood Ave, MississaugaW45528991617 Trotwood Ave, Mississauga 2 Reindeer Cres, VaughanN45547322 Reindeer Cres, Vaughan 20 Oconnor Cres, BramptonW455380320 Oconnor Cres, Brampton 90 Olivia Marie Rd, BramptonW455434890 Olivia Marie Rd, Brampton 951 Chippenham Dr, MississaugaW4554402951 Chippenham Dr, Mississauga 14 Mcgee Cres, AuroraN455322914 Mcgee Cres, Aurora 69 Flamborough Dr, TorontoW455269869 Flamborough Dr, Toronto 252 Bonnieglen Farm Blvd, CaledonW4552893252 Bonnieglen Farm Blvd, Caledon 2535 Scotch Pine Dr, OakvilleW45534902535 Scotch Pine Dr, Oakville 15163 Danby Rd, Halton HillsW455455415163 Danby Rd, Halton Hills 184 Milkweed Way, OakvilleW4555062184 Milkweed Way, Oakville S13955 Lakeridge Rd, UxbridgeN4553394S13955 Lakeridge Rd, Uxbridge 565 Clifford Perry Pl, NewmarketN4552931565 Clifford Perry Pl, Newmarket 59 Romfield Crct, MarkhamN455516259 Romfield Crct, Markham 23 Campbell Rd, OrangevilleW455363523 Campbell Rd, Orangeville 249 Hoover Park Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN4552294249 Hoover Park Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville 15 Rolling Meadows, TorontoE455191715 Rolling Meadows, Toronto 364 Targa Rd, MississaugaW4553655364 Targa Rd, Mississauga 6809 Healey Rd, CaledonW45526406809 Healey Rd, Caledon 31 Sandringham Dr, TorontoC455435231 Sandringham Dr, Toronto 80 Truman Rd, TorontoC455407980 Truman Rd, Toronto 302 Russell Hill Rd, TorontoC4552102302 Russell Hill Rd, Toronto 10 Cedarwood Ave, TorontoC455237110 Cedarwood Ave, Toronto 64 Blyth Hill Rd, TorontoC455382764 Blyth Hill Rd, Toronto 108 Bayview Ridge Rdge, TorontoC4553077108 Bayview Ridge Rdge, Toronto 10 Brucedale Cres, TorontoC455206910 Brucedale Cres, Toronto 3310 Yonge St, TorontoC45543133310 Yonge St, Toronto 27 Wycliffe Cres, TorontoC455441027 Wycliffe Cres, Toronto 2265 E Snyders Rd, KitchenerX45546302265 E Snyders Rd, Kitchener 1324 Tecumseh Park Dr, MississaugaW45520671324 Tecumseh Park Dr, Mississauga 159 Norton Ave, TorontoC4554416159 Norton Ave, Toronto 180 Empress Ave, TorontoC4554413180 Empress Ave, Toronto 21 Sunnywood Cres, Richmond HillN455219821 Sunnywood Cres, Richmond Hill 416 Donnybrook Rd, OakvilleW4552570416 Donnybrook Rd, Oakville 10 High Forest Crt, CaledonW455432410 High Forest Crt, Caledon 14 Cachet Pkwy, MarkhamN455239014 Cachet Pkwy, Markham 28 Melchior Cres, MarkhamN455424728 Melchior Cres, Markham 30 Oriole Rd, TorontoC455376230 Oriole Rd, Toronto 75 Baldwin St, TorontoC455283875 Baldwin St, Toronto 48 Fonthill Blvd, MarkhamN455252848 Fonthill Blvd, Markham 4 Ridgevale Dr, MarkhamN45519304 Ridgevale Dr, Markham 1500 Glenburnie Rd, MississaugaW45547921500 Glenburnie Rd, Mississauga 6 Colwood Rd, TorontoW45531616 Colwood Rd, Toronto 18647 Centre St, East GwillimburyN455316018647 Centre St, East Gwillimbury 31 Whitehall Rd, TorontoC455221031 Whitehall Rd, Toronto 44 Bernard Ave, TorontoC455481344 Bernard Ave, Toronto 12 Wardlaw Cres, TorontoW455351012 Wardlaw Cres, Toronto 255257 Old Yonge St, AuroraN4553298255257 Old Yonge St, Aurora 72 Oriole Rd, TorontoC455364772 Oriole Rd, Toronto 143 Dunblaine Ave, TorontoC4552118143 Dunblaine Ave, Toronto 2 Dafoe Crt, AuroraN45537652 Dafoe Crt, Aurora 2 Ankara Crt, MarkhamN45519812 Ankara Crt, Markham 5 Oakcrest Ave, MarkhamN45518485 Oakcrest Ave, Markham 120 Fairholme Ave, TorontoC4552194120 Fairholme Ave, Toronto 19 Wolf Run Crt, Whitchurch StouffvilleN455307119 Wolf Run Crt, Whitchurch Stouffville 64 Madison Ave, TorontoC455470364 Madison Ave, Toronto 37 Royal West Rd, MarkhamN455494637 Royal West Rd, Markham 2204 Dunvegan Ave, OakvilleW45549592204 Dunvegan Ave, Oakville 30 Orchid Crt, TorontoC455428130 Orchid Crt, Toronto 43 Woodbine Ave, TorontoE455185743 Woodbine Ave, Toronto 12121 Kennedy Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN455401712121 Kennedy Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 14405 8th Concession, KingN455231814405 8th Concession, King 224 Deloraine Ave, TorontoC4552461224 Deloraine Ave, Toronto 5164 Rothesay Crt, MississaugaW45518245164 Rothesay Crt, Mississauga 57 Elderberry Tr, AuroraN455379957 Elderberry Tr, Aurora 616 Mississauga Cres, MississaugaW4554067616 Mississauga Cres, Mississauga 28 Teddington Park Ave, TorontoC455208228 Teddington Park Ave, Toronto 60 Playter Blvd, TorontoE455183260 Playter Blvd, Toronto 232 Maxwell St, TorontoC4554930232 Maxwell St, Toronto 106 Patricia Dr, KingN4553900106 Patricia Dr, King 2 Gilbert Dr, AuroraN45549902 Gilbert Dr, Aurora 29 Notley Pl, TorontoE455318629 Notley Pl, Toronto 435 Elm Rd, TorontoC4552271435 Elm Rd, Toronto 136 High Park Ave, TorontoW4552490136 High Park Ave, Toronto 15 Sherman Oaks Crt, AuroraN455344115 Sherman Oaks Crt, Aurora 31 Bradgate Rd, TorontoC455195831 Bradgate Rd, Toronto 268 Third Line, OakvilleW4554127268 Third Line, Oakville 105 Westmount Ave, TorontoW4551860105 Westmount Ave, Toronto 15 Cowley Ave, TorontoW455394815 Cowley Ave, Toronto 843 Meadow Wood Rd, MississaugaW4554902843 Meadow Wood Rd, Mississauga 19 Parkcrest Dr, TorontoE455386019 Parkcrest Dr, Toronto 8 Knollview Cres, TorontoC45518258 Knollview Cres, Toronto 191 Kingscross Dr, KingN4554249191 Kingscross Dr, King 3700 Anderson St, WhitbyE45551883700 Anderson St, Whitby 231 Kingswood Rd, TorontoE4552225231 Kingswood Rd, Toronto 8314 Sixth Line, Halton HillsW45547528314 Sixth Line, Halton Hills 26 Deforest Rd, TorontoW455354626 Deforest Rd, Toronto 4346 Blue Water Pl, BurlingtonW45543084346 Blue Water Pl, Burlington 31 Latimer Ave, TorontoC455326231 Latimer Ave, Toronto 45 John St, KingN455256645 John St, King 490 Palmer Ave, Richmond HillN4554027490 Palmer Ave, Richmond Hill 52 Montressor Dr, TorontoC455340852 Montressor Dr, Toronto 8928 Sixth Line, Halton HillsW45534368928 Sixth Line, Halton Hills 1047 Atwater Ave, MississaugaW45517811047 Atwater Ave, Mississauga 14 Granary Rd, VaughanN455195414 Granary Rd, Vaughan 15821 Mount Pleasant Rd Lot 11, CaledonW455417615821 Mount Pleasant Rd Lot 11, Caledon 14407 Kennedy Rd, CaledonW455344214407 Kennedy Rd, Caledon 15971 Mount Pleasant Rd Lot 12, CaledonW455426215971 Mount Pleasant Rd Lot 12, Caledon 1392 W King St, TorontoW45539761392 W King St, Toronto 1392 W King St, TorontoW45548561392 W King St, Toronto 12420 Old Kennedy Rd, CaledonW455283512420 Old Kennedy Rd, Caledon 26 William Andrew Ave, Whitchurch StouffvilleN455247226 William Andrew Ave, Whitchurch Stouffville 18 John Stiver Cres, MarkhamN455329218 John Stiver Cres, Markham 27 Aitken Circ, MarkhamN455307227 Aitken Circ, Markham 115 Carisbrooke Circ, AuroraN4554633115 Carisbrooke Circ, Aurora 2 Bluffwood Dr, TorontoC45551642 Bluffwood Dr, Toronto 19960 St Christophers Beac Rd, ScugogE455390319960 St Christophers Beac Rd, Scugog 5807 Riverside Pl, MississaugaW45536305807 Riverside Pl, Mississauga 32 Florence Dr, OakvilleW455314232 Florence Dr, Oakville 5 Broadmead Ave, TorontoE45548675 Broadmead Ave, Toronto 58 Forest Park Cres, MarkhamN455445658 Forest Park Cres, Markham 41 Larkmead Cres, MarkhamN455430741 Larkmead Cres, Markham 44 Fairmont Clse, BramptonW455349644 Fairmont Clse, Brampton 8 Nursewood Rd, TorontoE45529748 Nursewood Rd, Toronto 1043 Nellie Little Cres, NewmarketN45529861043 Nellie Little Cres, Newmarket 27 Vancho Cres, TorontoW455451127 Vancho Cres, Toronto 17 Atkinson Ave, TorontoE455321917 Atkinson Ave, Toronto 163 Baker Ave, Richmond HillN4552884163 Baker Ave, Richmond Hill 8 Halesworth St, BramptonW45524558 Halesworth St, Brampton 19 Michael Crt, VaughanN455354219 Michael Crt, Vaughan 533 Soudan Ave, TorontoC4553368533 Soudan Ave, Toronto 114 Holden Dr, KingN4554871114 Holden Dr, King 22 Chicora Ave, TorontoC455204722 Chicora Ave, Toronto 2770 Vandorf Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN45546452770 Vandorf Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 11 Irvington Cres, TorontoC455355511 Irvington Cres, Toronto 25 Burleigh Heights Dr, TorontoC455294225 Burleigh Heights Dr, Toronto 9 Page Ave, TorontoC45520089 Page Ave, Toronto 81 W Mineola Rd, MississaugaW455481181 W Mineola Rd, Mississauga 10 Willow Grove Blvd, East GwillimburyN455373710 Willow Grove Blvd, East Gwillimbury 568 Dynes Rd, BurlingtonW4552231568 Dynes Rd, Burlington 66 North Woodrow Blvd, TorontoE455385966 North Woodrow Blvd, Toronto 832 Craig Carrier Crt, MississaugaW4552346832 Craig Carrier Crt, Mississauga 102 E Hillsdale Ave, TorontoC4553120102 E Hillsdale Ave, Toronto 429 Brock Ave, TorontoC4552882429 Brock Ave, Toronto 2 Oldham St, VaughanN45541352 Oldham St, Vaughan 78 North Park Blvd, OakvilleW455264578 North Park Blvd, Oakville 336 Worth Blvd, VaughanN4552127336 Worth Blvd, Vaughan 201 Summeridge Dr, VaughanN4553102201 Summeridge Dr, Vaughan 4 Joseph Crt, CaledonW45531084 Joseph Crt, Caledon 50 Firtree Tr, VaughanN455463450 Firtree Tr, Vaughan 25 E Townson Rd, MarkhamN455252125 E Townson Rd, Markham 52 Wynn Rd, TorontoC455434352 Wynn Rd, Toronto 14 Woodcreek Dr, BramptonW455410814 Woodcreek Dr, Brampton 9696 Keele St, VaughanN45524179696 Keele St, Vaughan 32 Peacekeeping Crt, BramptonW455341832 Peacekeeping Crt, Brampton 3447 Cawthra Rd, MississaugaW45517853447 Cawthra Rd, Mississauga 16 Robert Grundy Rd, MarkhamN455301716 Robert Grundy Rd, Markham 3156 Stocksbridge Ave, OakvilleW45550243156 Stocksbridge Ave, Oakville 89 Moore Ave, TorontoC455418689 Moore Ave, Toronto 68 Chantilly Cres, Richmond HillN455399068 Chantilly Cres, Richmond Hill 76 Auchmar Rd, HamiltonX455270876 Auchmar Rd, Hamilton 91 Comay Rd, TorontoW455397291 Comay Rd, Toronto 3224 Larry Cres, OakvilleW45519593224 Larry Cres, Oakville 19 Winlock Park, TorontoC455374119 Winlock Park, Toronto 93 Alamo Heights Dr, Richmond HillN455495793 Alamo Heights Dr, Richmond Hill 393 E Bristol Rd, MississaugaW4551864393 E Bristol Rd, Mississauga 13 Mcintosh Ave, TorontoW455242413 Mcintosh Ave, Toronto 125 Novaview Cres, VaughanN4554291125 Novaview Cres, Vaughan 796 Terlin Blvd, MississaugaW4554897796 Terlin Blvd, Mississauga

GTA Listings Aug 23 2019 first appeared on: GTA Real Estate Pros 154 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON, M5V 2R3 647-362-2000 https://goo.gl/Yj7G5g

source https://www.gtarealestatepros.ca/gta-listings-aug-23-2019/

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