ernest borgnine as paul manning in season fifteen of e.r.
primetime emmy award nominee for outstanding guest actor in a drama series
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primetime emmy award nominee for outstanding guest actor in a drama series
In American Spiritualism, too, "strangers" were white, erstwhile intimates of the white séance-going audience, while spirit controls included both "white" spirits [...] as well as a seemingly obligatory cast of "Red Indian" control spirits from the American settler colonial imaginary of the Frontier. However, if the British séance and psychic ghost stories seem haunted by the anxieties of Empire, both a distant diaspora of potentially dying British persons and the exotic alterity of the Colonies, the North American séance replaced the specific localized haunting of the Gothic house with a more generalized haunting of the "Frontier" in which the whole settled landscape of America was "unsettled" by the haunting figures of prior inhabitants, the spirits of displaced and exterminated Indians. Such "Indian" spirits were not conceptualized as cosmopolitan wanderers of the space of empire, but generalized haunters of their erstwhile home, America, bearing a sense of injury for their displacement and genocide at the hands of white settler colonialism, which explained their frequent, diagnostic, appearance at American séances.
Paul Manning, “Spiritualist Signal and Theosophical Noise” (2018)
Photograph caption dated November 23, 1950 reads, "Charles A. Caballero, president of Pacific Drive-In Theaters, shown on occasion of a presentation of the Editors International Theater Annual 'Best of the Year' plaque, which was awarded to the chain's Whittier Drive-In Theater. Left to right are: Henry Hathaway, noted director and film producer, Charles A. Caballero, film star Gary Cooper and Paul Manning, well known West Coast press presentative."
GRYFFINDOR:
"MORGENSTERN: How are we doing? DOUG: One step ahead of the reaper. MORGENSTERN: That's all you can ask for."
–Michael Crichton + Lance Gentile + Neal Baer + Paul Manning (ER: Blizzard)
The Hazy Light At The End Of The Tunnel - May 6, 1945
The Hazy Light At The End Of The Tunnel – May 6, 1945
Refugees leaving Germany – as one crisis comes to an end, another one springs up.
Click on the link here for Audio Player – MBS – Paul Manning News and Comment – May 6, 1945 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection
As the world waited for news that Germany had finally, unconditionally surrendered, news was filtering in of mass surrenders, and how pockets of resistancewere only going on in two places. How…
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