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THEY DIDN'T MAKE HIM HOT EVERYONE CHEER!!!!!

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On The Fence

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Dipenjara 25 Tahun Padahal Tak Salah, Kisah Tragis Michael Morton

Dipenjara 25 Tahun Padahal Tak Salah, Kisah Tragis Michael Morton

Diadili sebagai Tersangka dan di Penjara selama 25 Tahun, Ternyata Michael Morton Tak Bersalah https://www.instagram.com/p/CT9PlWXPljp/?utm_medium=copy_link Harianflobamora-4 Oktober 2011 bisa jadi hari yang sangat bersejarah bagi Michael Morton yang sudah mengahbiskan 25 Tahun dalam penjara karena di tuduh membunuh Istrinya sendiri, ahirnya di bebaskan. Hasil penyelidikan dari Bukti DNA…

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[Michael Morton voice] my daughter is a genius and I love her so much

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THE GUILTY ONE

March 20, 1923

The Guilty One by Michael Morton and Peter Traill is a drama in three acts.  It opened at the Selwyn Theatre on March 20, 1923 produced by A.H. Woods and staged by Edward Elsner. Generally panned by the critics, it ran 31 performances. 

The play takes place in the London studio of Ronald Short.  The time is the present [1923]. 

SYNOPSIS

~ Burns and Mantle, Best Plays of 1923

Before Broadway, the production was seen in Chicago at the Woods Theatre from August to November 1922. After closing on Broadway, the production played Poli’s Theatre in Washington DC in April 1923. 

A film version was made by Paramount in 1924 directed by Joseph Henabery and starring Agnes Ayres in “the story of a wife who erred.” 

CAST

Charles Waldron (1874-1946) as Ronald Short. From 1907 to 1946, he acted in more than 40 Broadway productions.  Over his long career, he appeared in more than 60 films and is perhaps best known for his final film role, General Sternwood in the opening scenes of The Big Sleep (1946), starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. 

Pauline Frederick (1883-1938) as Irene Short. Pauline made her stage debut at the age of 17 as a chorus girl and won other small roles on the stage before being discovered by illustrator Harrison Fisher who called her "the purest American beauty." With Fisher's help, she landed more substantial stage roles and was nicknamed "The Girl with the Topaz Eyes."  Frederick made nearly 70 films and successfully transitioned from silents to talkies.  She disliked talking pictures and returned to stage acting.  Married five times, Frederick died at age 55. 

CRITIQUE

~ Theatre Magazine, May 1923

Note that the last line of the above item refers to “the cut-rate ticket shop at 43rd Street and Broadway.”  This was an early pre-cursor to TKTS, which today sells discounted theatre tickets in Duffy Square. Joseph Leblang, or Joe Broadway as he was known, in 1894 created the Public Service Ticket Office in New York City that sold cut-price Broadway tickets to the public. It began in a small tobacco shop on 30th Street, but when Broadway theatres began moving north to Times Square, Leblang moved his operation to the basement of Gray's Drug Store on Broadway between 42nd and 43rd Streets. It was here that he pioneered the sale of Broadway tickets over the telephone and in the mail, with a special division of the USPS handling it. At its peak, the business sold over 2,000 tickets per day. Leblang ran the business until his untimely death in 1931 when the operation failed with his widow at the helm.

VENUE

Selwyn Theatre (227 West 42nd Street; 740 seats) opened its doors in 1918. By 1934, it was showing movies. In 1950, a unique policy was introduced: a sixty-minute play to precede each screening. Traditional double features quickly took over, lasting into the 1990s, when the theatre fell into the hands of The New 42nd Street. Roundabout Theatre signed a long-term lease and renovated the theatre renaming it the American Airlines Theatre in 2000 (below).  

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MB Steak to Serve Up a Cowboy Cut for National Finals Rodeo (NFR)

MB Steak to Serve Up a Cowboy Cut for National Finals Rodeo (NFR)

Brothers David Morton and Michael Morton’s Steakhouse, MB Steak, located at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, will welcome rodeo fans throughout the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR).

MB Steak – Smoke and Mirrors

From Thursday, Dec. 6 through Saturday, Dec. 15, the luxury steakhouse will offer flavorful, juicy dishes and premium drink selections to fuel patrons throughout the week-long competition.

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MB Steak is Thankful for Turkey and Steak on Thanksgiving Day

MB Steak is Thankful for Turkey and Steak on Thanksgiving Day

Brothers David Morton and Michael Morton’s steakhouse, MB Steak at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, will celebrate Thanksgiving with a choice between tradition: an elaborate turkey feast, and decadence: a flavorful Châteaubriand.

MB Steak – Chataeubriand for Thanksgiving

Executive Chef Patrick Munster will prepare Châteaubriand, an 18-ounce center cut filet mignon, sliced for two and served with roasted…

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