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[sondheims-hat]

March 24, 2016: Author of On Sondheim: An Opinionated Guide Ethan Mordden, is the guest.

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Loew's State Theatre Celebrates 100th Anniversary

Loew's State 703 S. Broadway Los Angeles, CA Opened: November 12, 1921, with "photoplay features and stage varieties."

Postcard based on a pre-opening drawing:

The Architectural Digest: Southern California Edition 1922:

Loew's State: history

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[vihaandramaworks]

Dearest Art Lovers❤️ We are extremely excited to share with you an another event of Vihaan, Theorics-16. It's our privilege to welcome our beloved guest Shri. Prayag Shukla ji to talk about art in present scenario titled "आज की दुनिया में कलाएँ". Theorics is one of an initiatives of Vihaan where we discuss and exchange thoughts about many subjects with a specialised lecturer to go into the depth of the matter over a cup of tea. We invite you all to be a part of this day and embrace the event. @vihaandramaworks | @vihaanpictureworks | @actors.space | @maargiband #vihaan #event #art #theorics #theatrics #poetics #theatretalk #evening #talk #guest #theatre #drama #vihaandramaworks https://www.instagram.com/p/ChCm3dUrzYv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Elaine Stritch... (appearing on a local NYC television show called “Theatre Talk”) ... quotes Ethel Merman when she explains the difficulty of doing eight performances a week in a hit Broadway show * * * * * * * #ElaineStritch #TheatreTalk #broadway #broadwaylegend #EthelMerman #supergorgeousness #instagay #helleaux #learningtosee #artnerd #inspirationiseverywhere #instagrammers #appropriation #artfag #arthag #Helleaux #StayAtHomeModel https://www.instagram.com/p/CNJBRqKj545/?igshid=1icia73bff8bo

[middleland]

Frankenstein Towers Over the Rivoli by theatretalks Via Flickr:

Motion Picture Herald, August 31, 1935: “Howard Feigley at the Rivoli in Toledo, Ohio, constructed a gigantic monster cutout for ‘Bride Of Frankenstein.’ Man stood 30 feet high and straddled sidewalk directly under marquee. Legs formed arch plenty tall enough not to hinder pedestrian traffic. Flasher light added animation.”

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I ONLY DO THINGS THAT MAKE ME FEEL GOOD!! THIS IS ONE... (click link in bio to listen) ~~> uber #grateful to @entrancetheatretalk for having me! ❤️ via @entrancetheatretalk ・・・ Episode 8 is live! Join Kirsten and @thedavitagalloway as they chat about Davita's journey as an artist, costuming, and her passion for wardrobe that feels GOOD!! . . #costumes #costuming #hellasincere #shapingclt #ASATA #crownkeepers #DUPPANDSWAT #CLTisDope #CLTCreativesMatter #entrancetheatretalk #entrancepodcast #entranceproductions #theatretalk #theatrepodcast #theatre #podcast #theartsareforeveryone https://www.instagram.com/p/BuRYJBAhWUJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lg1zlvf2k6h5

[frustratedcastingdirector]

Local NYC show Theatre Talk added its recent episode with Mark, Danny and Terry Kinney to its You Tube page:

https://youtu.be/p_Vk6d23cLM

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I am so there for this.

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New #TheatreTalk!

[theatretalks]

Chicago Theatre Celebrates 100th anniversary

Designed by architects Cornelius W. Rapp and George L. Rapp, the Chicago Theatre opened October 26, 1921, becoming the flagship of the Balaban and Katz chain.

Excerpts from Forest Leaves, November 10, 1921:

“The sixth Balaban & Katz theater-the Chicago-has made its appearance. It opened its doors to an anxious and curious crowd on last Wednesday at 6 o’clock in the evening.”

ABC Eyewitness News, October 26, 2021:

"The Chicago Theatre is celebrating its 100th anniversary Tuesday. The marquee and the six-story-high sign have become Chicago landmarks and tourists often stop by to take photos. The theater first opened as a dazzling movie palace that was part of the Balaban & Katz theater empire. Silent films were shown along with full orchestras performing during the features. The theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and was listed as a Chicago Landmark in 1983."

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Historic Theatres and Movie Palaces of Balaban & Katz

Del Valle is the author of the Brooklyn Theatre Index, a three-volume history of borough theatres.

The first two chosen 2010 OUTSTANDING BOOK OF THE YEAR by the Theatre Historical Society. Final volume published in September 2014.

Editing and updating the third edition of the Brooklyn Theatre Index.

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Today's guest session with Karanvir Bohra for Theatre Talk 8, was full of insights and creativity. We thank him for visiting us and sharing his energy, we also wish him good luck for his upcoming projects. @karanvirbohra | @vihaandramaworks | @actors.space #actorsspace #vihaandramaworks #actingcourse #theatretalk #guestsession #actingsession #actor #cinema #televisionlife #experience #art #theatre #fun #thoughts #characters #learning #work https://www.instagram.com/p/CX1n4XxvQrK/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Scene...

Don’t forget, the rain caught us.

Reins of the summer, warm and inviting,

Made your eyes sparkle more.

I dared not to look away.

Don’t forget, the scents of peppermint and

Lilac on your sheets.

The tender passion, the comforting heat.

Don’t forget, my red lips, painted just for you,

And the way my blue eyes shined brighter

Than stars in the sky.

Don’t forget, the sparks of the Fourth of July.

The smile of yous and the way you laughed

Like a little kid. 

Don’t forget out forever,

The summer of firsts and the summer

Of getting it right. I know, I’ll never will,

As your initials are tattooed on my heart.

[stratfordeast]

IN HOUSE PODCAST - NADIA FALL & DANNY LEE WYNTER

This week Danny is joined by Nadia Fall, the new Artistic Director of Theatre Royal Stratford East. After loving her first show, The Village, we wanted to find out what's in store for us in the rest of the new season - and get to know a little more about the person behind it all.

[middleland]

Vampire in the Lobby by theatretalks Via Flickr:

Motion Picture Herald, July 20, 1935: “John Newkirk, manager, Loew’s Granada, Cleveland, Ohio, placed this living model gag as the center of his advance lobby set piece on ‘Mark of the Vampire’. Gal was surrounded by cutouts of the various characters with question and answer posters on either side of the chair.”