#Stanley as Miles Hollingsworth

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GV. FITZGERALD & THACKERY.

secrets are weapon and in manhattan, that means trading knowledge for safety. gossip girl has issued a challenge: the person who can collect and send in the most gossip in six months will be free from the threat of gossip girl blasts. between galas, exams, and spending quality time with your therapist on speed dial, do you think you can find the time to snitch on the people closest to you?

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nini salazar-roberts, the 18 year old daughter of a fashion designer and publicist, who lives on park avenue, and looks a lot like olivia rodrigo. found at @inspotlight

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kim possible, the 18 year old daughter of a scientist and a doctor, who lives on 5th avenue, and looks a lot like sadie stanley. found at @k1mpossibl3

miles hollingsworth iii, the 18 year old son of a mayor and a socialite, who lives on 5th avenue, and looks a lot like eric osborne. found at @shadowbrn

gwen stacy, the 18 year old son of a police captain and a career socialite, who lives on madison avenue, and looks a lot like chloe rose robertson. found at @modelscience

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[cloudkev]

*At the Pines dining table during breakfast*

Stan: Good morning, family! Everyone excited for my boxing match tonight? I know I am.

Filbrick: Stop it!

Stan: Did I do something wrong?

Caryn: We want to talk about this boyfriend of yours.

Filbrick: Because it’s ridiculous!

Stan: Kissing someone is ridiculous? Well I guess we’re all ridiculous - except Ford.

Ford: Suck it.

Caryn: You’re not gay, Stanley.

Stan: Who said I was?

Ford: And yet you’re kissing Fiddleford on a regular basis?

Stan: I like him, why not?

Ford: Are you guys a couple?

Stan: Maybe.

Ford: So you’re gay?

Stan: Nope.

Ford: Bi?

Stan: *shrugs*

Ford: Experimenting with fluid sexuality?

Stan: *chuckles*

Filbrick: Enough! You were dating girls a few weeks ago, you’re kissing boys now? It’s not right.

Caryn: Honey-

Filbrick: No, no, no seriously it isn’t. ‘Cause our son is not gay. He’s just a spoiled brat brought here, riding on his brother’s coattails and doing absolutely nothing for his life, for his future and thinking he can get away with life with no hard work. Well I’m not having it!

Stan: Well it’s not always about you.

Filbrick: Except you told your boyfriend?

Stan: *gets up from the table and heads to his room* Screw you!

[elcinelateleymickyandonie]

STANLEY HOLLOWAY.

Filmography

Performances in Film and Television

1921: The Rotters: Arthur Wait

1929: The Co-Optimists

1933: Sleeping Car: Francois

1933: The Girl from Maxim's: Mongicourt

1934: Love at Second Sight: PC

1934: D'Ye Ken John Peel? : Sam Small

1934: Lily of Killarney: Father O'Flynn

1934: Road House: Donovan

1934: Sing As We Go: Police

1935: Play Up the Band: Sam Small

1935: Squibs: Charley Lee

1937: Sam Small Leaves Town: Richard Manning

1937: Song of the Forge: Joe / Sir William Barrett

1937: The Vicar of Bray: The Vicar of Bray

1937: Cotton Queen: Sam Owen

1939: Sam Goes Shopping: Sam / Narrator

1941: Major Barbara: Police

1942: Salute John Citizen: Oskey

1944: This Happy Breed: Bob Mitchell

1944: The Way Ahead: Pvt. Ted Brewer

1944: Champagne Charlie: The Great Vance

1945: The Way to the Stars: Mr. Palmer

1945: Brief meeting: Albert Godby

1945: Caesar and Cleopatra: Belzanor

1946: Wanted for Murder: Sgt. Sullivan

1946: Carnival: Charlie Raeburn

1947: Meet Me at Dawn: Emile

1947: Nicholas Nickleby: Vincent Crummles

1948: Snowbound: Joe Wesson

1948: One Night with You: Tramp

1948: Hamlet: Gravedigger

1948: The Winslow Boy: Comedian

1948: Noose: Insp. Kendall

1948: Another Shore: Alastair McNeil

1949: Passport to Pimlico: Arthur Pemberton

1949: The Perfect Woman: Ramshead

1950: Midnight Episode: Professor Prince

1951: One Wild Oat: Alfred Gilbey

1951: Gold Bars (The Lavender Hill Mob): Alfred Pendlebury

1951: The Magic Box: Broker's Man

1951: Lady Godiva Rides Again: Mr. Clark

1952: The Happy Family: Henry Lord

1952: Meet Me Tonight: Henry Gow: Fumed Oak

1953: Fast and Loose: Mr. Crabb

1953: The Titfield Thunderbolt: Valentine

1953: The Beggar's Opera: Mr. Lockit

1953: A Day to Remember: Charley Porter

1953: Meet Mr. Lucifer: Sam Hollingsworth / Mr. Lucifer

1955: An Alligator Named Daisy: The General

1956: Jumping for Joy: Captain Jack Montague

1959: Alive and Kicking: MacDonagh

1959: No Trees in the Street: Kipper

1960: The Mikado (TV): Pooh-Bah

1960: An Arabian Night (TV): Ibrahim

1961: On the Fiddle: Mr. Cooksley

1961: No Love for Johnnie: Fred Andrews

1961: Meet Mr Holloway (TV)

1962: Our Man Higgins (TV): Higgins (1962-63) (unknown episodes).

1964: My Fair Lady: Alfred P. Doolittle

1965: In Harm's Way: Clayton Canfil

1965: Ten Little Indians: Det. William Henry Blore

1966: The Sandwich Man: Park Gardener

1968: Thingumybob (TV series): Bob Bridge

1968: Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter: George G. Brown

1969: Target: Harry: Jason Carlyle

1969: Run a Crooked Mile]] (TV): Janitor

1970: The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes: Gravedigger

1971: Flight of the Doves: Judge Liffy

1972: Up the Front: Vincento

1973: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (TV): Poole

1975: Journey into Fear: Mr. Mathews.

Stanley Holloway acted in the following musicals:

1919: Kissing Time

1920: A Night Out

1921 - 1926: The Co-Optimists

1927: Hit the Deck

1928: Song of the Sea

1929: Coo-ee

1929 - 1930: The Co-Optimists

1932: Savoy Follies

1934: Three Sisters

1936: All Wave

1938: London Rhapsody

1940: Up and Doing

1942: Fine and Dandy

1956: My Fair Lady, Broadway production

1958: My Fair Lady, production in London.

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Holloway

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[harleydavidsonbikepics]

In Framingham, deaf students see and hear motorcycles

Jonathan Dame Daily News Staff @DameReports FRAMINGHAM – Garret Lewush usually tows a 10-year-old boxer, Buzz, and an 8-year-old pug-husky mix, or “hug,” Moxie, in the sidecar of his two-wheel-drive Ural motorcycle. Other times, he packs scuba gear and an icebox.Eight-, nine- and 10-years-olds stormed that silver cab on Thursday morning, and mounted a Russian motorbike whose gas tank came up to their ribs. Nearby, children wrenched the throttles of Harley-Davidson’s Iron 883 and Honda’s VTX 1300.Enveloped by the thunder of combustion, you had to know American Sign Language to converse without interruption. Conveniently, all of the students and teachers at The Learning Center for the Deaf are fluent.“I got on the motorcycle,” Framingham’s Dominick Scanzillo, 8, said through a sign language interpreter. “It was more than an earthquake, it was like the universe was collapsing on itself.”“And it really tickles.”Deaf and hard of hearing students scrutinized the motorcycles, and felt their sounds. Some could hear the bikes, as loud as they were. The children beamed and swarmed and coaxed each other on. But the show-and-tell was somber, too.The bikers came to promote a memorial ride this fall in honor of Ben Hollingsworth, who attended preschool and elementary school at The Learning Center for the Deaf in Framingham.Hollingsworth, 22, died of traumatic brain injury on Sept. 24, 2016, after he fell on a ramp while wake-boarding. “Ben didn’t ride motorcycles, but he loved all things exciting, fast,” said his mom, Carol Hollingsworth.Ben Hollingsworth interned at East Walpole's Hollingsworth & Vose Co., where his father, Valentine, is president. Some of the manufacturer's union workers, who happen to drive motorcycles, decided to organize a ride to benefit the learning center. “It’s short notice. A lot of people say it takes a year to put a ride together. We’re doing this in like three to four months,” said Lewush, who works at the company’s paper mill. On Sept. 16, bikers will ride 16 miles through central Massachusetts to reach hot dogs, hamburgers and a raffle for Red Sox tickets in West Groton. The Learning Center for the Deaf is the largest school for deaf and hard of hearing children in New England. It runs the pre-K-12 Marie Philip School and the Walden School, a residence for emotionally challenged students ages 8 to 22. There are 215 students among them.The center also funds research and runs an outpatient clinic where audiologists evaluate speech, inspect ears and sell hearing aids. Soon, the center plans to open a cultural center and museum.“To see and feel and touch and get to sit on motorcycles is very cool for them," Shelley Reese, the center’s chief advancement officer, said. “Some of them can hear the motorcycles, and some of them can’t but they can feel the vibrations. So it’s really cool for them to have a sensory experience.��Danielle Sprague, 27, first rode a motorcycle while a fetus in her mother’s belly. “When I was a baby, my father would put me on the gas tank between his legs and he’d take me around the back yard.” She rode in back as soon as her legs reached the pegs, and her litter sister envied her.Sprague brought her Harley-Davidson Iron 883 to Thursday's event. “Its so loud. Being deaf it makes a difference, I really feel more in tune to the machine,” Sprague said. “Especially given the fact that I can’t hear, the louder the bike the better, so I feel like when I ride the bike we become one.”Waylon Young, 8, of Framingham, said he wants to get a motorcycle just like Sprague’s when he is older. “Motorcycles are so cool,” Young said. “I love the feeling of the vibration, it’s so powerful.”The Ben Hollingsworth Memorial Ride 2017 is Sept. 16, 10:30 a.m., at Stanley Frankzak Memorial Park, 219 Townsend Road, West Groton. Register (drivers for $ 20, passengers for $ 5) between 8:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.Jonathan Dame can be reached at 508-626-3919 or jdame@wickedlocal.com. Follow him on Twitter @DameReportsLet's block ads! (Why?) Google Alert - harley davidson news Click to Post