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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - Final years Aubrey became an independent producer after leaving MGM, producing ten films, none memorable. His greatest success was a 1979 television movie[2] about the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders starring Jane Seymour—"broads, bosoms, and fun" once more. In the mid-1980s, he was chairman of Entermark, a production company which made low-budget films and backed by several wealthy Texans—including former Governor John Connally. "Our theory is that with today's ancillary rights, there is real profit in a movie that costs $3 million. We don't need to gr ...
See also:James T. Aubrey Jr., James T. Aubrey Jr. - Early years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Enters broadcasting in radio, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Goes to ABC, James T. Aubrey Jr. - At CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Named president of CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's formula, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Influence on the competition, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The Smiling Cobra, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Abrasive toward many, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Favoritism alleged, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey news and sports, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's dismissal from CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The interregnum, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Picked to run MGM, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Restructures the company, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Changing tastes, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Return to profitability, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Hands-on, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Final years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Bibliography Read more here: » James T. Aubrey Jr.: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - Final years |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - The interregnum Aubrey, who left CBS with $2.5 million in network stock, moved to the Sunset Strip and set up a production company, The Aubrey Company. His attorney, Gregson E. Bautzer, in 1967 tried to buy the American Broadcasting Company for another client, the Las Vegas-based millionaire Howard Hughes. Aubrey was to have run ABC after the takeover, but the reclusive Hughes refused to testify in person at hearings before the Federal Communications Commission, whi ...
See also:James T. Aubrey Jr., James T. Aubrey Jr. - Early years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Enters broadcasting in radio, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Goes to ABC, James T. Aubrey Jr. - At CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Named president of CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's formula, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Influence on the competition, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The Smiling Cobra, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Abrasive toward many, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Favoritism alleged, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey news and sports, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's dismissal from CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The interregnum, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Picked to run MGM, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Restructures the company, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Changing tastes, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Return to profitability, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Hands-on, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Final years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Bibliography Read more here: » James T. Aubrey Jr.: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - The interregnum |
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| | | | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - Picked to run MGM Aubrey resurfaced in 1969 when Las Vegas businessman Kirk Kerkorian took control of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio for the first time, ousting Canadian liquor magnate Edgar M. Bronfman, who had gained control earlier that year. Aubrey's attorney Gregson E. Bautzer also represented Kerkorian, and Bautzer recommended Aubrey for the MGM post. Aubrey, announced as MGM president on October 21, 1969, was Kerkorian's third choice after Herb Jaffe of United Artists and independent producer Mike Frankovich both declined the post, while producer Ray S ...
See also:James T. Aubrey Jr., James T. Aubrey Jr. - Early years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Enters broadcasting in radio, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Goes to ABC, James T. Aubrey Jr. - At CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Named president of CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's formula, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Influence on the competition, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The Smiling Cobra, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Abrasive toward many, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Favoritism alleged, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey news and sports, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Aubrey's dismissal from CBS, James T. Aubrey Jr. - The interregnum, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Picked to run MGM, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Restructures the company, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Changing tastes, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Return to profitability, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Hands-on, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Final years, James T. Aubrey Jr. - Bibliography Read more here: » James T. Aubrey Jr.: Encyclopedia II - James T. Aubrey Jr. - Picked to run MGM |
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| | | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Construction The body was constructed of a dual H-frame chassis, an airplane-style tube framework, and a very thin steel shell. It was powered by a flat-twin air-cooled engine designed by Walter Becchia, with a nod to the classic 'boxer' BMW motorcycle engine (It's reported that Becchia dismantled the engine of the BMW motorcycle of one of his friends before designing the 2CV engine). (The flat-2 engine and thin steel body make a peculiar noise that can't be compared to anything, except perhaps a Piper J-3 at startup.) Front wheel drive made the car easy ...
See also:Citroën 2CV, Citroën 2CV - History, Citroën 2CV - Construction, Citroën 2CV - Engines, Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies, Citroën 2CV - Nicknames, Citroën 2CV - The end of the 2CV, Citroën 2CV - Rebirth?, Citroën 2CV - Models, Citroën 2CV - Sedan, Citroën 2CV - Utility, Citroën 2CV - Coupé Bijou, Citroën 2CV - Four wheel drive Read more here: » Citroën 2CV: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Construction |
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| | | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies The 2CV made several appearances in Louis de Funès's movies. In the opening scene of Le Corniaud a 2CV driven by Bourvil is totally destroyed in a collision with a Rolls-Royce driven by Louis de Funès.
Les Amants (The Lovers)(1958)starring Jeanne Moreau, probably has more 2CV scenes than any other film. Some of the dialogue actually takes place in a 2CV whilst being driven. The film ends with the lovers escaping in a 2CV.
In Zazie dans le métro (1960)with Catherine Demongeot and Philippe Noiret, many 2CVs can be seen in a traffic jam in the ...
See also:Citroën 2CV, Citroën 2CV - History, Citroën 2CV - Construction, Citroën 2CV - Engines, Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies, Citroën 2CV - Nicknames, Citroën 2CV - The end of the 2CV, Citroën 2CV - Rebirth?, Citroën 2CV - Models, Citroën 2CV - Sedan, Citroën 2CV - Utility, Citroën 2CV - Coupé Bijou, Citroën 2CV - Four wheel drive Read more here: » Citroën 2CV: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Nicknames Popular French nicknames were "Deuche" and "Dedeuche". They also called it "an umbrella on wheels" and "the big beast"." The Dutch were the first to call it "de lelijke eend", the ugly duck, while the Flemish called it "de geit", the goat. In Germany it is called "die Ente", the duck. English nicknames are Tin Snail and Dolly. In former Yugoslavia the car was called Spachek (like Sissy Spacek). In Chile it was known as the "citrola" or "citroneta". As an interesting aside, a Micro Machi ...
See also:Citroën 2CV, Citroën 2CV - History, Citroën 2CV - Construction, Citroën 2CV - Engines, Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies, Citroën 2CV - Nicknames, Citroën 2CV - The end of the 2CV, Citroën 2CV - Rebirth?, Citroën 2CV - Models, Citroën 2CV - Sedan, Citroën 2CV - Utility, Citroën 2CV - Coupé Bijou, Citroën 2CV - Four wheel drive Read more here: » Citroën 2CV: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Nicknames |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - 76th Academy Awards - News and recap Billy Crystal returned for the eighth time to host the presentation. His opening monologue poked fun at the change (or lack thereof) between the time he had hosted the ceremony in 1991, and the current one: "Things were so different then. You know how different it was? Bush was president, the economy was tanking and we'd just finished a war with Iraq."
However, the bulk of Crystal's good-natured barbs--and the comments of many of the presenters and award recipients as well--were directed at Return of the King, which dominated an evening lacking in surprises. The front-runner (or near front-runner) in every ...
See also:76th Academy Awards, 76th Academy Awards - News and recap, 76th Academy Awards - Notable quotes, 76th Academy Awards - Winners, 76th Academy Awards - Feature Films, 76th Academy Awards - Directing, 76th Academy Awards - Acting, 76th Academy Awards - Writing, 76th Academy Awards - Music, 76th Academy Awards - Technical, 76th Academy Awards - Short Films, 76th Academy Awards - Breakdown, 76th Academy Awards - Special honors, 76th Academy Awards - In Memoriam Read more here: » 76th Academy Awards: Encyclopedia II - 76th Academy Awards - News and recap |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Rebirth? The company Sorevie of Lodève is building 2CVs today. The cars are built from scratch using mostly new parts. But as a 2CV doesn't comply with modern regulations for new cars, the cars are sold as second-hand cars using chassis and engine number from old 2CVs.
The 2CV-Méhari Club Cassis also recondition 2CVs. Recently they entered a 2CV prototype in the Paris-Dakar Rally; this was a twin engine car (like the 2CV S ...
See also:Citroën 2CV, Citroën 2CV - History, Citroën 2CV - Construction, Citroën 2CV - Engines, Citroën 2CV - 2CV in movies, Citroën 2CV - Nicknames, Citroën 2CV - The end of the 2CV, Citroën 2CV - Rebirth?, Citroën 2CV - Models, Citroën 2CV - Sedan, Citroën 2CV - Utility, Citroën 2CV - Coupé Bijou, Citroën 2CV - Four wheel drive Read more here: » Citroën 2CV: Encyclopedia II - Citroën 2CV - Rebirth? |
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| | | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - Film Archives The value of film libraries has increased exponentially in recent years, even as ownership gets more fractured. Few studios had the foresight or ability to maintain control over every picture they produced or released. United Artists, through various strategic purchases, built up a substantial film library. Included were rights not only to some of UA's own releases, but to the pre-1948 Warner Bros. and RKO libraries. Having passed through numerous hands, this catalog now belongs ...
See also:United Artists, United Artists - The Early Years, United Artists - The 1950s and 1960s, United Artists - The 1970s and 1980s, United Artists - The Fall and Slight Rise of UA, United Artists - The Last Act?, United Artists - Memorable releases, United Artists - 1920s and 1930s, United Artists - 1940s, United Artists - 1950s, United Artists - 1960s, United Artists - 1970s, United Artists - 1980s, United Artists - 1990s, United Artists - Film Archives, United Artists - Notes on Sources Read more here: » United Artists: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - Film Archives |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Education and science
Tulsa Oklahoma - Public K-12.
The largest Tulsa area school districts (those over 2000 students, as of Fall 2005) are:
Bixby Public Schools
Broken Arrow Public Schools
Catoosa Public Schools
Claremore Public Schools
Collinsville Public Schools
Glenpool Public Schools
Jenks Public Schools
Owasso Public Schools
Sand Springs Public Schools
Sapulpa Public Schools
Skiatook Public Schools
T ...
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - The 1950s and 1960s In 1951, two lawyers-turned-producers Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin approached Pickford and Chaplin with a wild idea: let them take over United Artists for five years. If, at the end of those five years, UA was profitable, they would be given an option to buy the company. Since UA was barely alive, Pickford saw nothing to lose and agreed; Chaplin, not favorable at first, came around when his circumstances changed abruptly in 1952.
Hounded by the American Legion and others for years over his left-wing politics and his lurid private l ...
See also:United Artists, United Artists - The Early Years, United Artists - The 1950s and 1960s, United Artists - The 1970s and 1980s, United Artists - The Fall and Slight Rise of UA, United Artists - The Last Act?, United Artists - Memorable releases, United Artists - 1920s and 1930s, United Artists - 1940s, United Artists - 1950s, United Artists - 1960s, United Artists - 1970s, United Artists - 1980s, United Artists - 1990s, United Artists - Film Archives, United Artists - Notes on Sources Read more here: » United Artists: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - The 1950s and 1960s |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Transportation
Tulsa Oklahoma - Air.
Tulsa is served by Tulsa International Airport. Eleven commercial airlines and several charter airlines serve nearly 3 million travelers annually to almost 70 departures every day.
Tulsa Oklahoma - Land.
Important highways passing through Tulsa are:
Interstate 44 - Skelly Drive (bypasses downtown to the South)
Interstate 244 - Martin Luther King Expressway (serves downtown, loops back to I-44 at either terminal)
Interstate 44 ...
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - The 1970s and 1980s What Transamerica got was not just the UA name and library, but the expertise and experience of Krim, Benjamin and a team of others. For a time the flow of successful pictures continued. New talent was encouraged, including Woody Allen, Robert Altman, Sylvester Stallone, Saul Zaentz, Milos Forman, and Brian De Palma. In 1973 UA took over the sales and distribution of MGM's films.
But insurance companies are a cautious, steady business. The ups-and-downs of movie making made them nervous. And then there were the costs; Hollywood has al ...
See also:United Artists, United Artists - The Early Years, United Artists - The 1950s and 1960s, United Artists - The 1970s and 1980s, United Artists - The Fall and Slight Rise of UA, United Artists - The Last Act?, United Artists - Memorable releases, United Artists - 1920s and 1930s, United Artists - 1940s, United Artists - 1950s, United Artists - 1960s, United Artists - 1970s, United Artists - 1980s, United Artists - 1990s, United Artists - Film Archives, United Artists - Notes on Sources Read more here: » United Artists: Encyclopedia II - United Artists - The 1970s and 1980s |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Entertainment and attractions With the city's interesting mix of Southern settlers, Northern oilmen, and Western ranchers and thanks to Tulsa's location in an area rich with Native American history and culture, the city and surrounding areas are home to many unique museums and attractions.
Tulsa Oklahoma - Museums and cultural centers.
The Greenwood Cultural Center, which preserves the history of "The Black Wall Street" prior to the Tulsa Race Riot. www.greenwoodculturalcenter.com
J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum, h ...
See also:Tulsa Oklahoma, Tulsa Oklahoma - History of Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa's districts and neighborhoods, Tulsa Oklahoma - Downtown, Tulsa Oklahoma - The Arkansas River, Tulsa Oklahoma - Midtown, Tulsa Oklahoma - South Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - East Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - North Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - West Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - Geography and climate, Tulsa Oklahoma - Geography, Tulsa Oklahoma - Climate, Tulsa Oklahoma - Demographics, Tulsa Oklahoma - Population, Tulsa Oklahoma - Diversity, Tulsa Oklahoma - Family, Tulsa Oklahoma - Age, Tulsa Oklahoma - Income, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa Metro Area, Tulsa Oklahoma - Counties, Tulsa Oklahoma - Cities and towns, Tulsa Oklahoma - Business and economy, Tulsa Oklahoma - Transportation, Tulsa Oklahoma - Air, Tulsa Oklahoma - Land, Tulsa Oklahoma - Water, Tulsa Oklahoma - Public Transportation, Tulsa Oklahoma - Education and science, Tulsa Oklahoma - Public K-12, Tulsa Oklahoma - Private K-12, Tulsa Oklahoma - Higher learning, Tulsa Oklahoma - Libraries, Tulsa Oklahoma - Entertainment and attractions, Tulsa Oklahoma - Museums and cultural centers, Tulsa Oklahoma - Parks gardens and nature preserves, Tulsa Oklahoma - Performing arts, Tulsa Oklahoma - Festivals and events, Tulsa Oklahoma - Amusement parks, Tulsa Oklahoma - Sports, Tulsa Oklahoma - Gaming, Tulsa Oklahoma - Media and publishing, Tulsa Oklahoma - Print, Tulsa Oklahoma - Broadcast, Tulsa Oklahoma - Faith and worship, Tulsa Oklahoma - Influence on U.S. society and culture, Tulsa Oklahoma - Politics, Tulsa Oklahoma - Television and film, Tulsa Oklahoma - Stage, Tulsa Oklahoma - Music, Tulsa Oklahoma - Radio, Tulsa Oklahoma - Print, Tulsa Oklahoma - Art, Tulsa Oklahoma - Sports, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa featured in entertainment Read more here: » Tulsa Oklahoma: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Entertainment and attractions |
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Media and publishing
Tulsa Oklahoma - Print.
Local Newspapers
Tulsa Beacon www.tulsabeacon.com is a weekly paper aimed towards Christian conservative readers.
Tulsa Business Journal www.neighbor-newspapers.com
Tulsa Daily Commerce and Legal News www.neighbor-newspapers.com
Tulsa Free Press www.gtrnews.com,published on a monthly basis, features community news, classifieds and local information.
Tulsa World www.tulsaworld.com is Tulsa's daily newspaper and is the second-most widely cir ...
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| | | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - United States Coast Guard - Symbols of the Coast Guard
United States Coast Guard - Core Values of the Coast Guard.
The Coast Guard, like the other armed services of the United States, has a set of core values which serve as basic ethical guidelines to Coast Guard members. As listed in the recruit pamphlet, The Helmsman, they are:
Honor: Absolute integrity is our standard. A Coast Guardsman demonstrates honor in all things: never lying, cheating, or stealing. We do the right thing because it is the right thing--all the time.
Resp ...
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