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Q: Android App Crashes after Taking photo on real device but works on emulator I have a camera intent that takes a photo then returns back to the activity. It works fine on the emulator but on a real device, it crashes after taking the photo and accepting it.
The error I get on the device is this
Process: com.example.smartcalendar, PID: 29675
    java.lang.RuntimeException: Failure delivering result ResultInfo{who=null, request=101, result=-1, data=null} to activity {com.example.smartcalendar/com.example.smartcalendar.DailyActivity}: java.lang.NullPointerException: null reference
        at android.app.ActivityThread.deliverResults(ActivityThread.java:4605)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.handleSendResult(ActivityThread.java:4647)
        at android.app.servertransaction.ActivityResultItem.execute(ActivityResultItem.java:49)
        at android.app.servertransaction.TransactionExecutor.executeCallbacks(TransactionExecutor.java:108)
        at android.app.servertransaction.TransactionExecutor.execute(TransactionExecutor.java:68)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1948)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:214)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:7045)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:493)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:964)
     Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: null reference
        at com.google.android.gms.common.internal.Preconditions.checkNotNull(com.google.android.gms:play-services-basement@@17.1.1:2)
        at com.google.mlkit.vision.common.InputImage.<init>(com.google.mlkit:vision-common@@16.1.0:74)
        at com.google.mlkit.vision.common.InputImage.fromBitmap(com.google.mlkit:vision-common@@16.1.0:12)
        at com.example.smartcalendar.DailyActivity.onActivityResult(DailyActivity.java:236)
        at android.app.Activity.dispatchActivityResult(Activity.java:7759)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.deliverResults(ActivityThread.java:4598)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.handleSendResult(ActivityThread.java:4647)
        at android.app.servertransaction.ActivityResultItem.execute(ActivityResultItem.java:49)
        at android.app.servertransaction.TransactionExecutor.executeCallbacks(TransactionExecutor.java:108)
        at android.app.servertransaction.TransactionExecutor.execute(TransactionExecutor.java:68)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1948)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:214)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:7045)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:493)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:964)

These are the relevant code blocks
        Intent camintent = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE);

        // Ensure that there's a camera activity to handle the intent
        if (camintent.resolveActivity(getPackageManager()) != null) {
            // Create the File where the photo should go
            File photoFile;
            photoFile = null;
            try {
                photoFile = **createImageFile();**
            } catch (IOException ex) {
                // Error occurred while creating the File
                Log.e(TAG, "Error occured creating the file");
            }
            // Continue only if the File was successfully created
            if (photoFile != null) {
                Uri photoURI = FileProvider.getUriForFile(this,
                        "com.example.android.fileprovider",
                        photoFile);
                camintent.putExtra(MediaStore.EXTRA_OUTPUT, photoURI);
                **startActivityForResult(camintent, 101);**
            }
        }

That launches the activityonresult but before that, it calls this method to createImageFile.
String currentPhotoPath;
    private File **createImageFile()** throws IOException {
//        String currentPhotoPath;
        // Create an image file name
        String timeStamp = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd_HHmmss").format(new Date());
        String imageFileName = "JPEG_" + timeStamp + "_";
        File storageDir = **getExternalFilesDir(Environment.DIRECTORY_PICTURES)**;
        File image = File.createTempFile(
                imageFileName,  /* prefix */
                ".jpg",         /* suffix */
                storageDir      /* directory */
        );

        // Save a file: path for use with ACTION_VIEW intents
        currentPhotoPath = **image.getAbsolutePath()**;
        return image;
    }

Inside the onActivityResult, this is the code I have for now.
//        Bitmap takenImage = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(photoFile.getAbsolutePath());
        Bitmap bm=null;
        if (data != null) {
            bm = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(currentPhotoPath);
            ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
            Log.e(TAG, "onActivityResult: "+ BitmapCompat.getAllocationByteCount(bm));
            bm.compress(JPEG, 100, out);
            Bitmap decoded = BitmapFactory.decodeStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(out.toByteArray()));

            Log.e(TAG, "onActivityResult: "+ BitmapCompat.getAllocationByteCount(decoded));
        }

Here is the provider in the Android Manifest
        <provider
            android:name="androidx.core.content.FileProvider"
            android:authorities="com.example.android.fileprovider"
            android:exported="false"
            android:grantUriPermissions="true">
            <meta-data
                android:name="android.support.FILE_PROVIDER_PATHS"
                android:resource="@xml/file_paths"></meta-data>
        </provider>

Here is file_paths.xml
<paths xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
    <external-path name="my_images" path="." />
</paths>

For the file_paths.xml I tried to follow this answers' advice.
My suspicions are that the problem lies somewhere in trying to save the photo to storage and retrieve it later as well.


Mary's blog on 'Foul weather friends' and the man who 'just listened' when she was going through a terrible time set a train of thought on 'togetherness', to me, a situation when people 'coalesce' with no need for scoring off each other, waiting to get your word in without listening to the other person, and never, never bearing a grudge.
It can be a life-long marriage, but not necessarily – because marriage is made of many parts, and some of the happiest marriages I know are so because each party has personal interests, they come together and act as a team at glorious and disastrous moments, and survive.
I've been observing lots of couples of our age (over 80's) recently – and in houses I pass the TV is always on – are they living in companionable silence (real togetherness) or the only way they can stand each other?
Is it empathy? With human or animal. There has been a lot of reference to the importance of animals as an aid to depression – lots of cats sodden with tears – ours is most understanding. To me, perfection in 'togetherness' is the equine discipline of dressage – man and animal in perfect and beautiful accord.
We have Australian friends (we know that health, distance and money means we will never meet again) who knew, instinctively, when one wanted 'peace' whether it was for a nap, read a book, gaze at the view.
The art of not talking is a difficult one to acquire – I am terribly guilty. In the last year, we have had plenty of dramas. Our sons who were there at the time knew 'togetherness', just 'being there' reducing stress if they could, but making sure that I could deal with doctors, ambulances, paper work while the guests/family sat quietly, and re-assuring Mr G.
How do you define a relationship which 'works'?


This position reports to the Director of Quality and Operational Excellence, and is responsible for conducting visual and measurement verification for First Article Inspections, receiving inspections, in-process inspections, final inspections and rejection of non-conforming material per specifications, written procedures, Engineering requirements, and other regulatory standards that may be applicable. This position regularly interfaces with engineering, quality and production personnel to resolve quality issues. This position will perform other related duties as assigned or indicated by responsibilities.
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•	Proficiency in MS Office software – Word, Excel, Outlook- to create reports, spreadsheets and charts.
•	This is a 1st shift position, but must be flexible to work 2nd shift if necessary.
•	This position works in a manufacturing environment and may occasionally be exposed to shop elements such as noise. The position may require the use of PPE. While performing the duties of this job, employees are regularly required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time; walk, talk and hear; frequently reach and use hands repetitively. Must be capable of lifting and pushing up to 50 lbs. as required to inspect parts.


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Home > Thinking and Resources > Latest Thinking > Understanding Turkish TV Viewers Under The Light Of Changing TV Viewing Habits
Understanding Turkish TV Viewers Under The Light Of Changing TV Viewing Habits
Tags: Audience Measurement, Television
This year is the 30th anniversary of TV Audience Measurement in Turkey. The measurement process, which started with 150 households, has now reached about 4,400 households. In 1989, we had only real-time television (linear) transmissions, a few TV channels available to watch, television sets with conventional terrestrial antennas were located in living rooms, and standard people meter devices were used for measurement.
Kantar's Media Division Deputy Managing Director – Turkey - Akin Sahin and TIAK's Head of Technical Committee Ogün Doğan Akyol were present at the 22nd Research Summit of the Turkish Researcher's Association to discuss how TV viewing habits are changing in Turkey and their impact on its media industry.
Audience measurement concepts and the media environment have changed: concepts of "Time-Shifted Viewing," "Extended TV," "Digital Platforms," "Focal Meter," "Consolidated Reports" are now included in the measurement process. The expression of "Any Time, Anywhere, Any Device" describes best the current TV viewing behavior and related measurement efforts in the World.
It has become even more sophisticated to understand the audience in the face of these developments and changing media consumption patterns. Advertisers, TV broadcasters and media professionals are all looking to understand all the aspects of viewers in the TV medium, which has the highest share in ad expenditures.
Now, all software and hardware that is used in audience measurement and reporting analytics are aiming to measure the viewing of audiences from anywhere, on any device and at any time in order to understand the viewers holistically.
Emerging technologies and the rise of digitalization are also affecting the TV industry. In this context, what are the innovative trends affecting TV Audience Measurements and the current status in leading countries? Which innovative areas did Turkey become one of the leading countries in the past two years? What will be the expected scope of audience measurements in the future of the fast-changing media world? These are all questions that Kantar's Media Division and TIAK will carry on exploring together as TV viewing habits continues to evolve.

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#define BONEFISH_IDENTIFIERS_WAMP_REGISTRATION_ID_HPP

#include <bonefish/identifiers/wamp_sequential_id.hpp>

#include <functional>
#include <ostream>

namespace bonefish {

class wamp_registration_id : public wamp_sequential_id
{
public:
    wamp_registration_id();
    explicit wamp_registration_id(uint64_t id);
};

inline wamp_registration_id::wamp_registration_id()
    : wamp_sequential_id()
{
}

inline wamp_registration_id::wamp_registration_id(uint64_t id)
    : wamp_sequential_id(id)
{
}

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const wamp_registration_id& rid)
{
    if (rid.is_valid()) {
        os << rid.id();
    } else {
        os << "<<invalid>>";
    }

    return os;
}

} // namespace bonefish

namespace std {

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{
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};

} // namespace std

#endif // BONEFISH_IDENTIFIERS_WAMP_REGISTRATION_ID_HPP

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My friend recently asked me how I use Q-tips and besides the obvious makeup removal, and when I started thinking about it I actually had a lot of make-up tricks and tips where I use them and didn't even realize. So here are some of my favourites!
1) How to get the perfect wine stained lip: While wine-stained lips can be difficult to perfect, I've found a solution that really works. I don't want it to look like lipstick, that's the key. It should literally look stained, darkened, but where your natural lip and all its creases and imperfections shine through. My favourite colour is Fast Ride by NARS which I would describe as a dark, sheer wine colour. Putting it on straight from the stick can look a bit too harsh so I take a little on a Q-tip and apply it thinly over my lips. It's really the perfect wine-stained look and my go-to for nights out.
2) For my second (and favourite tip): Applying little gold and silver face tattoos for music festivals!It's no secret that I'm a festival lover. Going on eight straight years at Coachella, three at Lollapalooza and dozens of smaller festivals around the world. I've learned a thing or two about how to get the perfect festival look. One of my favourite ways to make my look fun and flirty is by using temporary tattoos around my eyes. It can be a little tricky putting a temporary tattoo on your face because you obviously have to do it after you put your makeup on, and it does mean you have to sacrifice your sunnies (I LOVE my Celine sunglasses btw), but then how are you supposed to get your face wet with a washcloth to make the tattoo stick without rubbing off your makeup and making an absolute mess?!
Seeing that the size of the tattoo will be quite smaller than even a penny, you don't need a lot of water to make it stick. What I do is wet both ends of the Q-tip with hot water and then press down on all areas of the little tattoo for about 10 seconds each. Easy-peasy and no stress about ruining your makeup.
3) For travel germaphobes: After flying over 150,000 miles last year, I'd like to think I have a lot of tricks up my sleeve when it comes to what you need to bring on the plane to make it as easy and hassle-free as possible. I'm also sort of a germaphobe, which can cause problems.
I use hand sanitizer compulsively and am completely sceptical of how well planes are really cleaned before the next group of passengers arrive. As far as my hypochondriac self is concerned, everything on the plane is harbouring some kind of gross bacteria.
Planes are also extremely dry and harsh, especially for the delicate skin on your face, so I come prepared with all kinds of moisturizing products, which I apply over and over throughout a long flight.
I'm always hesitant about getting hand sanitizer on my face, so I had to get up each time before applying my moisturizer. I'm sure that wasn't fun for the people sitting next to me, who had to scoot out several times during our flight. I've learned to always bring a little baggie of cotton swabs in my carry-on. That way, I can easily apply all of my eye creams and lip balms without having to get up 2,000 times to wash my hands. It's better for me, and it's definitely better for everyone around me.


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WASHINGTON — European powers and the United States pressed Libya's rival factions on Sunday to set an "unconditional" cease-fire at talks on forming a unity government to halt the country's conflict.
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"We strongly urge all participants to the dialogue to negotiate in good faith and use this opportunity to finalise agreements on the formation of a national unity government and make arrangements for an unconditional cease-fire," a US-European joint statement read.
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DeepRock & Fountain Quail Merger Creates Large Scale Opportunities for the Basin
DeepRock's Marietta Facility
The partnership that Comtech Industries has with our sister company, DeepRock Disposal, has created an additional layer of diversification allowing us to drive value for our clients in the basin.
Industry M&A activity is not limited to production and midstream companies, as observed in the recent announcement from DeepRock Disposal Solutions, LLC., and Fountain Quail Energy Services, LLC. The companies recently announced the closing of a merger of the saltwater disposal (SWD) assets of FQ with DeepRock's Marietta-based saltwater disposal facility. The combined company, which will operate under the DeepRock name, immediately becomes one of the largest SWD operators in the Appalachian Basin. The combined 12 wells, at five Class II UIC facilities located in Ritchie County, WV, Dexter City, OH, Marietta, OH, Portland, OH, and Reno, OH, provide a total capacity of 50,000 BBLS of water per day, with several permits in hand for future capacity expansions.
A heavily regulated, but often a less thought about side of the industry, SWD's tend to quietly operate in the background of our industry. This merger also combined two well positioned companies with a unique common opportunity. Premier offload sites for produced water via barge in the Appalachian Basin enables a single touchpoint for all customers anxiously awaiting the cost-saving solution of disposal via barge. The management of DeepRock anticipates beginning to offload barges Q1 of 2021 at one of their facilities, and will have the second ready for offtake by mid-2021, creating redundancy and scale.
"The merger of these two entities creates the kind of scale and competitive advantages which will benefit not only our combined companies, but also our entire complimentary customer base," said Dean Grose of DeepRock Disposal. "Our combined disposal capacity and permits in and around the Basin will allow us to provide even more flexibility to our current customers in the area while the option for barging will open us up to a whole new base of customers who have been seeking alternative methods of produced water transport due to their distance from viable disposal facilities."
"With our planned build-out of barge offload facilities in both Marietta and Portland, OH, we will be able to reach an entirely new base of customers or new base of assets at an incredible scale, with offload capacity in Marietta and Portland combined already over 30,000 BBLS / day," said Kirk Trosclair of Fountain Quail Energy Services. "This type of scale and ability to move water via barge will be a cornerstone of our company's future success and will help drastically lower the all-in cost of water disposal for operators across the Basin. Additionally, our barging of produced brine will create safer roadways in our community by eliminating the need for dozens of long-haul trucks every day and further reductions as we move to pipe water into our on-loading terminals."
Brian Chavez provided additional comments regarding community relations. "It was very important to me to maintain the social license to operate saltwater disposal on this scale. I live and raise my family in this area, I breathe the same air and drink the same water as everyone else. The size and scope of this combined entity in no way diminishes the local sensitivities to being responsible community operators and partners."
The combined entity management team brings experience in SWD operations, natural gas and oil production operations, and total water treatment solutions. Brian Chavez will serve as CEO of the combined company while, Kirk Trosclair will serve as Chief Business Development Officer and Dean Grose as Chief Strategy Officer.
As seen in Marcellus Drilling News: October 27, 2020. https://marcellusdrilling.com/2020/10/deeprock-fountain-quail-merge-form-major-m-u-injection-well-co/
As seen in American Oil & Gas Reporter: November 2020 issue. p 78. https://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/aogr/202011/index.php#/p/Intro
As seen in The Pittsburgh Business Times- Energy Section: November 30, 2020. https://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/news/2020/11/30/energy-companies-merger-brings-water-management.html


Your persistence in getting an offer in was probably a very good idea. I have turned down at least 12 viewings today having to explain that it sold!
Thank you so much for all your hard work in finding us the perfect home. We could not have done this without your experience & knowledge. Our timeframe was tight, but you made it happen, stress free, and simple.


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Q: asp.net validation causing issue with gridview selectedindexchanged I have a basic app which contains a gridview with a sqldatasource. The datasource includes two date parameters. The params are linked to two textboxes which are prepopulated but can be modified by the user for their desired date range. I have two validation controls on each textbox. A requiredfieldvalidator and a comparefieldvalidator. The latter being a check for a valid date format.
When I (intentionally) break one of the dates, say, by adding a letter e.g 19/03/2014a (I'm in the U.K, date format is dd/mm/yy) the validation kicks in perfectly and it returns a message to say the date is invalid.
The issue:
Now at this point if I immediately select a row on the gridview, the app derails and I get an error: "Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string" This is expected given that I am using the dates in the textboxes as parameters for my gridview datasource and one of them now contains an invalid date. In an attempt to prevent the SelectedIndexChanged firing at all I have tried to handle the SelectedIndexChanging event for the gridview and cancel the row select. Here is the code for that:
protected void GridView1_SelectedIndexChanging(object sender, GridViewSelectEventArgs e)
{
    Page.Validate();
    if (!Page.IsValid)
    {
        e.Cancel = true;
        return;
    }
}

This codes "works" in that it prevents the SelectedIndexChanged event and also the gridview databind, BUT, I still get the same error: "Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string".
Can someone assist me with this please?
Help much appreciated as ever!
kind regards
Paul.
EDIT: Well I tried the suggestion of a regular expression. I removed other validators(both required and compare) The same error arises. No change.
What I don't understand is that when I cancel the the gridview selected index change event in "GridView1_SelectedIndexChanging" and the "GridView1_SelectedIndexChanged" does not fire, I would expect then that the page would be returned unchanged. But it totally derails and brings up the error. Why?! I'm cancelling the action!
When I step through the code with the invalid date entered, I can see that the gridview is not being databound there. Is it possibly attempting to DataBind() anyway?
Help appreciated greatly!
regards
Paul
EDIT: I finally solved this myself. I disabled automatic databinding and called DataBind() myself at the appropriate times. Another measure I thought of was to add validation login in the T-SQL so that invalid dates did not result in querying the db. There is likely to be a better solution but I couldn't find it and no one suggested it.

A: Removed Required field validator and go with Regular expression validator where you specify the regular expression of date and validate page against it.
Right now with required field validator its not firing validation because textbox has value but its not checking whether textbox has valid date or not.
See Regex to validate date format dd/mm/yyyy

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Our Favorite Brunettes
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You photos are breathtaking, Goddess. My favorites are the All American champion sweatshirt photo, and my favorite of all time is the green sweater shot - I don't know why, it's not the best photo of her ever taken, but it captures something different about her... there is something in her eyes that just grabs me and holds me...
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My friend David sent me this e-mail:
Why do I have the tendency of feeling like these stars are immortal. Always feels unreal when I hear of their passing. Thank you, Elizabeth Taylor.
The pictures you and Jackaaaaaaaaaay posted are beautiful. She lived big and loved big. She was a great friend to many. I found her beauty exquisite and loved many of her film performances. For me, Elizabeth Taylor is The Last Movie Star.
I feel the same way, M'Ava. If she's gone, then Hollywood really was just a dream world that never actually existed.
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All good things do unfortunately come to an end.
But as is the case with many of our favorite stars, we will always be able to watch them in their full glory on dvd, vhs, cable and of course TCM.
That perhaps is true Rey....but I like the emotion of this:
"I feel the same way, M'Ava. If she's gone, then Hollywood really was just a dream world that never actually existed." - << (( Jack Favell )) >>
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A very nice tribute Jack. Very nice. Sad news.
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I just had to share this cute, short video of "Queen Elizabeth". What a beauty!
What a find. Did you see that little self-satisfied small smile she gave herself when she finished putting on her mascara? HA!
I say, "ALL HAIL THE QUEEN!" :-)
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> What a find. Did you see that little self-satisfied small smile she gave herself when she finished putting on her mascara? HA!
I sure did! And if I had a face like hers I would be smiling each time I looked in the mirror!
And I simply had to share this video. It's longer, and filled iwth personal home movies of her and Mike Todd. It's the loveliest thing I ever saw on her. She's positively radiant, and who wouldn't be, basking in the love of a guy like that? I was in tears by the end. You'll see why.
I love the bottom picture of Mary. It looks like Rosetti could have painted her like that.
Isn't it gorgeous? Mary is very pre-Raphaelite.
I like all of these a lot, but I think if I had to pick, my fave would be the second from the bottom, for the elegant pose, and the clothes!!!!!
Yes, that one is lovely, too. You could wear that dress today. I wonder what the colors were.
I don't know... I picture it in deep satiny grey, but then, the photo in black and white is probably prompting that. Maybe a dusty red or a frosty midnight blue?
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In honor of Mother's Day, my late mother remains my favorite brunette!
Johnm - Your mom is certainly the highlight of this thread! She's beautiful. I'm glad to see more pictures of her.
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> Johnm - Your mom is certainly the highlight of this thread! She's beautiful. I'm glad to see more pictures of her.
Thanks for your kind words. I certainly thought she was beautiful, my entire life. My 3 year-old granddaughter is now the most beautiful brunette in my life. In fact, she could play my mother, as a child!
Another stunner! :x
Last night TCM had a brunette treat with an evening showing films of one of our favorite brunettes, JOAN BENNETT.
SCARLET STREET (1945) - "They'll be masterpieces."
Bennett was pretty devilish as previously discussed here on the Message Board as "Kitty." She made me think of the Laura character in "FLESH" in that the heroine is head over heels for a heel. At least Cortez had some kind of ooomph factor. Duryea is just a sleazy slimey guy.
Putting aside Bennett for just a moment, I was also taken by Edward G. Robinson. He was Little Caesar. Then he plays the mean ol' sea captain in "Sea Wolf." He was quite different in "Double Indemnity" and here he?s such a softy. I want to protect him. He lead with his chin. How can this be the same man who is a real s.o.b. a few years later in "KEY LARGO"?? When Bennett (as Kitty) takes hold of Eddie G., she doesn't let go, and squeezes him for every drop of human dignity...even after her death. One of the most devastating movie endings I've ever seen.
TRADE WINDS (1938) - "You're not the girl I want. You're the girl I want too much."
This movie was twisty turny. I couldn't quite get my footing with the comic moments blending with the drama. The tone kept me a bit off-balance. I really just wanted to cut away the fat and look at Bennett with Fredric March and their romance. She was luminous in love...then disillusioned...then accepting that she's in love even if it means going to prison just to spend time with March. Her reaction to the seeming betrayal of March was good; she was devastated being turned into the law, and now behind bars. You really just can't take your eyes off.
HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER, THE (1939) - "Get outta here before I change your face."
When the movie starts, the camera dollies into Bennett sitting among a den of gangsters as she warns a poor sucker to get out of this rigged card game. She looks like a queen sitting there; she tells 'em off, looking like she belongs. She has a glare that could rival the best of 'em and can spit out tough bon mots with her alto voice that you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end. (Robert O. says this is Victor Mature's first movie. His voice isn't quite the commanding voice we've all grown to know. But he's sure got those looks...and his little eyebrow/forehead move).
This is a piece of fluff of a movie (where the title is repeated several times in the dialogue) of mistaken identities and hijinkx with firecrackers and dumb bad guys. There's not a real substantive thing for Joanie to do, but look beautiful. How did the great Menjou end up in this? Produced by Hal Roach, at least he made this seasoned roue really go after the Housekeeper and not her daughter. Menjou's change of heart is not really explained well, but at least he was more age-appropriate in his heart's choice.
WOMAN ON THE BEACH, THE (1947) - "Peggy, you're so beautiful. Beautiful on the outside."
As blind husband Charles Bickford tries to figure out who Robert Ryan is when they first eat, I love how director Renoir lets the camera lingers on Joan checking out Ryan. I think no one plays "haunted" like Robert Ryan. She has such a withering look that it can cut down the mighty Ryan. All 6'4" of him.
John...your granddaughter is absolutely adorable.
I didn't get to see the movies on after *Scarlet Street* , I got them recorded though.
The thing that struck me about *Scarlet Street* (besides Dan Duryea's open hand) on second viewing was the greatness of the script. This has got to be one of the best scripts of the 1940's, and _so_ underrated. It's damn near perfect. EVERYTHING ties back into something else - it's a spiral inside a spiral with no ends dangling. Even the way poor Chris whistles his bird call at the beginning when he reveals himself to Kitty is brought back to haunt him... I suspect this script began with the phrase
"He couldn't even get arrested in this town..."
It's basically about a man who disappears. Sometimes that's what being nice in this world of vultures gets you. Imagine leaving no mark on the world, no footprint at all? As kids, we all want to be invisible. Watching this movie, it makes me realize that it would be torture.
Everything, right down to Kitty's bullseye handbag, is a plot point. It's breathtaking how Lang lines up his ducks in a row, not giving any aspect of the movie short shrift. A painting, a straw hat, an ice pick, a dead husband's photo, an art store window....it's all there to increase our enjoyment...and our agony.
It also gave me two programming ideas, though I'll never enter the challenge....
1. movies with a sly take on modern art
2. movies in which Melancholy Baby plays a key role
Joanie's tone in this movie is so comic, so perfect, so dumb under the smart that I have nothing but admiration for her. How do you do what she did with that role? She tosses of certain lines, giving just a hint of Kitty's real personality. And even at the end,you can't hate her. Not much anyway. And Edward G. Robinson? Why invisible is the right word, because you never see the mechanics of his performance, only the heartbreak.
Edited by: JackFavell on May 12, 2011 1:03 PM
You hit me for a wallop with this line Jaxx:
"And Edward G. Robinson? Why invisible is the right word, because you never see the mechanics of his performance, only the heartbreak."
Lovely lovely written post. I've come to "SCARLETT STREET" with a modicum of kicking and screaming b'cuz of Joan Bennett's working over Eddie G. But I love my lethal ladies, and Joan's Kitty is definitely a femme fatale.
You can't beat a nice tight script. No Grand Canyon gaps you can drive a Mac truck through, no loose ends. Thoughtfull. Meaningfull. I didn't watch the film in its entirety last night. But the little I saw, what struck me was Bennett playing two notes simultaneously. I remember when Chris was going to leave her apartment how she slightly ran to get his hat and give him the ol' heave ho outta there. A great lethal lady with the flawed choice of Duryea for a lover. (Flawed women, wasn't that your list???)
The spiral within a spiral is well-put. I thought "TRADE WINDS" could have been much better, stronger without the comic input and the over-the-top Dudley Doo-Right Ralph Bellamy.
The ending of "SCARLETT STREET" also reminded me of Jack Nicholson's Sean Penn directed film: "THE PLEDGE." (2001) A man kept company by his inner demons.


It looks like we are almost ready to publish the book Something in the Shadows. I have to say this has been an interesting journey and one I'll never forget. I have been able to learn more than I could have possibly ever imagines from these fantastic writers. Their determination to push ahead with this project has been awe inspiring.
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There is a 'soap opera' in the UK called EastEnders. It has one of the highest ratings on television. It shares the ongoing stories of the residents of the fictitious Albert Square in the East End of London. When I was younger I used to watch it, but now I catch only small snippets if it happens to be on someone else's TV when visiting them. This soap opera is probably one of the most miserable programmes on British television, yet millions of people watch it 4 times a week – every week, with extra episodes thrown in every so often.
What this program lacks in inspiration, positivity, motivation and joy, it makes up for in anger, hate, resentment, envy, abuse and tragedy – and yet millions of viewers tune in every episode. Why is this so?
Every Christmas, a time of joy, peace and goodwill, EastEnders likes to provide its viewers with the most miserable Christmas episode ever and people flock to their TV's in their droves.
I know some may say "It's exciting!" "It makes my life looks a bed of roses in comparison" "It's just part of my life". Yet as someone who prefers to experience a more peaceful life, five minutes into the program and I felt depressed.
A large portion of human-kind is addicted to drama.
When we watch the news; suffer from watching the tragedies taking place around the planet; watch TV that focuses on tragedy; allow children to play computer games full of violence and tragedy, well, isn't it just tragic?
Apart from watching soap operas, the news and more, I felt my life would not be complete without the 'excitement of drama'. Not consciously, I felt this often unconsciously, it was a part of my world and those in my world. A part of me feared releasing the addiction to drama; it told me 'peace would be boring', and it was very wrong.
Drama can be an attachment to health issues. Yes many people are attached to health challenges. Instead of accepting health issues they will create a whole identity around ill health.
Drama can be the need for someone to be sick or in trouble so that you have to take care of them. Co-dependency. The need is for drama so that you can feel important or needed in the world.
Drama can be that your life is improving for the better, but you self sabotage it, or putting a spanner in the works at the crucial time when change is coming.
Drama often runs in families. Whole families thrive on a group drama. There are those whose entire families go from one health crisis to the next.
Releasing The Addiction Can Feel Scary!
People don't want their lives fixed. Nobody wants their problems solved. Their dramas; their distractions; their stories resolved; their messes cleaned up. Because what would they have left? Just the big scary unknown.
An addiction to drama can not only be an identity for many people but it also brings them a feeling that they belong. A sense of out-of-balance love.
It's natural for families to come together when one of them is ill, but there are many instances where this is the only time they contact each other. The drama of sickness is the glue that holds them together. In many of these families, there is always someone who is sick. As one recovers, another falls ill, or needs an operation, or dies. They thrive on drama, their story of sickness. It's what holds them together as a group, a tribe. If one family member was to become content, healthy, think differently, they would no longer fit in, they would no longer be part of the family unit. Of course these families may have chosen these particular experiences in this lifetime, this is also a possibility. But if you are reading this and pondering your own story, you may be here to transform that experience and make the changes necessary to step out of that pattern.
A group may begin with the intention to help people through a particular challenge. It could be mental health, drug problems, eating disorders – any challenge, but the group is only as good as its leaders.
If a group leader is addicted to drama, the group will never evolve and grow. Instead it may continue with a foundation of mutual suffering. Patting one another's backs when hurting; soothing one another, but no-one in the group going beyond the iron ceiling of the group dynamic.For example, there are many instances in Alcoholics Anonymous where a particular group runs out of new members to comfort and support. One or more of the old members will relapse into binge drinking to ensure the continuation of the group's purpose.
For a member to find balance, to grow and become healthy, they would no longer be part of the support network within the group, unless the leader showed by example that there was a way through the suffering. So I say be wary of joining groups, unless there is evidence of evolution beyond the challenges faced. Group leaders are role models and need to take responsibility for being a good example of growth and change.
I say sacrifices, but what I actually mean is change. At the time it may feel like a sacrifice but over time it will become a blessing.
About 10 years ago, when I still indulged in family dramas, speaking to the people involved, regaling my woes, and they would regale their's, was just a condensed version of EastEnders. As I changed to viewing life more positively, my conversations became shorter and I no longer fitted in. I have had to accept and surrender to this over the years, but I am glad I took the step.
I stopped watching soap operas, stopped gossiping and stopped watching the news. I began to look for the deeper meaning in life's challenges not just the surface level of suffering. It took time and it still takes a lot of focus.
There is a newspaper called 'Positive News' which in comparison to mainstream media sells fewer newspapers. This is because most people have allowed themselves to become saturated with the negative news, the tragic and suffering side of life. Many need a fix of drama to feel alive. But there is a far more freeing way to feel alive and that is to become present and to begin to question whether the choices we make are aiding us in thriving as a species, or declining mentally and emotionally as a species.
We need more enlightened news reporting so we receive clearer versions of the facts without dramatising and planting seeds of fear, deeper into an already fearful world. It is unfortunate that a fearing society is easier to control, and an empowered society is not, so perhaps we are reaching that tipping point of real change right now.
We often ingest toxic communication from those around us and from what we watch and read. Are we ingesting things that grow our understanding and compassion?
Be careful what you soak in with your eyes & ears. Like eating food we also digest information. You may feel its okay to watch consistent negativity but over time it seeps into our consciousness, and more especially our subconscious.
For example war movies and horror movies. When you begin to saturate yourself with these kinds of images you are then more likely to be less affected by murder & atrocity in the physical world. You become desensitised. It becomes okay on some level. You can watch the news quite easily. Unless it's in your backyard it may not even register on your inner radar.
Imagine your child playing computer games. Chopping heads off creatures, blood everywhere. This over time affects the child's sensitivity to real violence.
Be careful the food you feed yourself through all your senses, not just through your mouth.
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Great post Kelly, saying it like it is. I have never quite got Eastenders (although I once watched Neighbours and Home & Away ha). I have sometimes wondered exactly what it is that causes humans to have a propensity to be drawn to tragic stories – it's like, for example, if you drive past an accident, it's so easy to turn your eyes towards the accident to see exactly what's happened. In simple terms, maybe it's because we have been so over reliant on the mind rather than the heart – but maybe there are other reasons, not sure.
It does take time to withdraw from drama in your life, and I maybe still enjoy a bit of it from time to time – but awareness of these things has been important for me.
Totally Rachel. Mike still watches news on-line and reads a lot of it but he is quite into uncovering the truth behind the news. I am not able to detach from the news at present so prefer to not watch. Funny but I can watch intriguing weird programmes like Utopia or The Returned that can be quite dark but in a different way, feels quite clearing.
I used to watch Neighbours and Home & Away it was my coming home from school tv LOL And how true, we do gaze when passing in cars, no idea why. I guess its not something we do so often though so its not seeping in nearly so much. I still focus on releasing drama, its an ongoing experience, sometimes easy to get sucked in dependant on who you are around too.
Great article Kelly, I really enjoyed reading this – it never ceases to amaze me how so many people have to have a drama going on their lives – it's like they thrive on it. Thinking about them and creating more – what is this perpetual drama circle, why do they need it?!
Thanks hun. Yes it keeps a lot of people going and the television just fuels it further. I feel some people choose this kind of life prior to coming into the world, I guess its just another way of life-force energy experiencing things. What do you think?
I couldn't agree more, although at this point in my life I am still a TV addict, I read with interest what you said about your conversations with family getting shorter as you took on a more positive mental attitude, I believe the same is happening to me. The hard part is not getting exasperated with people who do not view the world the same way you do once you have found this new way of being/thinking. When you try to explain by shifting their thought process they can feel a whole lot different, they don't want to know, "oh it doesn't work for me" etc etc – it doesn't because they don't want it to aaaaarrrrrgh !!! And breathe……. I am trying to be a better person and not lose patience when they refuse to see a solution but its very hard!
The thing is people need there a stories and until they are ready they won't hear a new way of thinking and they often do not hear from those closest to them anyway and breathe lol ! Good luck!
I saw this earlier today……….."You must learn a new war to think before you can master a new way to be"………just made me LOL thinking about this conversation!
I could not stop reading and saying, "yep, been there and done that." I gave up gossip, news and other forms of drama a few years back. It was just so draining on me, thank you for sharing this.
Hi Jessica, lovely to have you pop by my blog. Giving it up is such a release, I found giving up gossip the greatest and not reading newspapers the next. Sometimes that can be a challenge on social networks do you find? As people share news speedily.


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Welcome to the era of the restaurant, bottle shop and bar in one.
A place where menus are so 2016, and where choosing a bottle of wine is fun, educational and offers the temptation of buying the same tipple you just quaffed in the restaurant to enjoy at home later.
Max Mason, a restaurateur of 12 years and owner of The Henry Austin in Adelaide, says each time the industry frustrates him, he opens a new restaurant to try and go against the grain.
The wines on offer – around 200 in total, from 40 boutique South Australian wineries – have been selected to match with the seasonal food menu and are designed to highlight local talent.
And are the customers keen?
"Yes, many go down to our bottle shop two or three times during dinner," Mason says.
But then again, if you're the forgetful or tired type, and carrying an extra bottle of wine home with you at the end of a meal proves irksome, then Spokenwine could be your saviour.
The online wine store offers cellar door pricing on home delivered wines which you first taste in Brisbane restaurants Greenglass and Happy Boy.
The trio of businesses is the brainchild of former co-founder of fast fashion juggernaut The Iconic, Cameron Votan. Spokenwine taps (literally) into the impulse of a consumer first enjoying a new wine in a restaurant and two clicks later, ordering it for free home delivery within days.


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when flying the 757F with the RB535E4B Engines i hear a constant "click" sound, when the engines are running.
Looking in the files of the airplane the sounds "FanA2.wav" and "FanB2.wav" seems to have these click sound.
Is there any fix to this? It keeps looping every 5 seconds.
I just played both of those wav files (from my P3D4 installation of the 757-III RR), but I didn't hear any clicking sound.
Am i allowed to upload these two files for comparison?
Pls record how the whole set sounds in the sim.
here are the 2 vids.
The 1st one out of the sim and the 2nd one out of VLC. Its is hearable.
Good the hear at 1.15 EPR.
Thanks, but I hear no issues. Anyone?
I hear it. More of a static click. You must be a headphone user because I don't think anyone without them will hear it at all.
I had to turn my headphone volume up very high to hear them, and at that volume, the sound was on the edge of being painful to my ears - too loud.
Well, tbh it was the first thing i heared when starting up the engines. Even at idle thrust. And my soundlevel is normal and im not really audiophile.
I may be mistaken but would the OP by any chance be referring to the Stabiliser Warning sounds coming out, which is all I heard rather than a distinct 'clicking' sound from that first link?
What sound do you exactly mean?
Suggest watch your own first video that you posted.
i was forced to reinstall basicly everything due to a harddrive failure. If now finished my P3D and it is still present. I have the latest version installed.
I don't think that we mean the same. I for sure can differentiate between a stabaliser warning and a static click, which is in the .wav.
In that case, good luck to hunting that clicking sound down because never heard it.
I don't know what your problem is, i already posted the .wav containing it. Just try to read the context before posting useless replies.
Just listen to the sound files with headphones and a normal volume level. It's not that hard.


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The Mets have talked to the Reds about a trade for 27-year-old right-handed starting pitcher pitcher Tyler Mahle, according to Michael Mayer.
Mahle is set to hit free agency after the 2023 season and is coming off a year in which he threw 180.0 innings over the course of 33 starts with a 3.75 ERA and 3.76 FIP for Cincinnati. That was a nice follow-up to a solid pandemic-shortened 2020 season, during which he had a 3.59 ERA and 3.88 FIP in 47.2 innings of work.
Before the past two seasons, Mahle hadn't been quite as good, racking up a 4.88 ERA from 2017 through 2019. With that, he's the owner of a career 4.34 ERA and 4.38 FIP, both of which probably look more underwhelming than the pitcher he has become.
It would behoove the Mets to bring in additional starting pitching before the 2022 season gets underway. While Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer are the best co-headliners out there, the rotation currently projects to include Taijuan Walker and Carlos Carrasco, both of whom struggled to different degrees last year, especially late in the season. And the fifth spot int he rotation would likely go to one of Tylor Megill, David Peterson, or Trevor Williams.


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These are the best LC brownies that I've ever had, but don't try to make them with regular cocoa. It just doesn't work. Dutch cocoa has been treated with an alkali to take the bitter cocoa taste out of it.
We live out in the middle of nowhere, an hour and a half drive from a town of any size, so I have to order my cocoa on-line; but if you live in town you should be able to find a good quality dutch cocoa at any up scale grocery store.
I use a 10 x 6 inch glass baking dish to cook these in but I'm pretty sure an 8 x 8 inch or a 9 x 9 inch glass baking dish would work.
Place the eggs in your mixer bowl and beat on medium speed until they are light yellow and doubled in volume.
Beat in the Splenda and the PolyD. Add the PolyD, 1/4 cup at a time and beat well until it's dissolved, making sure that you scrape the bottom of the bowl very well as the PolyD wants to clump up down there.
E is an abbreviation people use for erythritol.


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THE PILGRIM TRAVELERS
Clayton T. Shorkey
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THE PILGRIM TRAVELERS. The Pilgrim Travelers organized in Houston, Texas, in the 1930s. An early lineup that was associated with the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church included Joe Johnson, born in San Jacinto County, and brothers Willy and Johnny Davis, from Livingston, who met and began singing together. Joe (lead), Willy (tenor), and Johnny (baritone) invited Rayfield Taylor from Jefferson to join the group. Other early members were Kylo Turner and Keith Barber. The group began to sing and follow their pastor Rev. L. H. Simpson wherever he preached.
The Pilgrim Travelers became very popular, and, after winning a talent contest, the group was invited by R. H. Harris and the Soul Stirrers to join them on a national tour. After forty-two weeks with the Soul Stirrers, the group continued to tour through the South, East, and Midwest, and finally California. By the mid-1940s the Pilgrim Travelers had moved to Los Angeles, where they recorded with Specialty Records. Their percussive foot-tapping style, dubbed "walking rhythm," proved to be unique and popular with listeners, and the group's tightly-choreographed shows were a hit with audiences. The Pilgrim Travelers issued a number of strong singles into the early 1950s, including the gospel standard, "The Old Rugged Cross," and their popular track "Jesus Met the Woman at the Well."
From the late 1940s to the early 1950s numerous changes occurred in the original group. Willy returned to Houston; Johnny went into the service; Joe stopped singing, but continued to manage the group into the mid-1950s. Rayfield Taylor, another original Texas member, was replaced in 1954. A later version of the group, called the Travelers, included singer Lou Rawls. They disbanded in 1959. The group is in the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
All Music Guide (www.allmusic.com), accessed July 1, 2011. Colin Larkin, ed., Encyclopedia of Popular Music (New York: Grove's Dictionaries, 1998).
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Handbook of Texas Online, Clayton T. Shorkey, "THE PILGRIM TRAVELERS," accessed July 19, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/xgp03.
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Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase Are Writing a New Comedy Script
by Adam Chitwood
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As Ghostbusters 3 is looking less and less likely with each new non-update from Dan Aykroyd, the actor/screenwriter has announced that he's now getting to work on a new comedy with fellow Saturday Night Live alum Chevy Chase. No plot details were given, but Aykroyd said that he's beginning to start work on a script concept for a comedy movie with Chase. Aykroyd hasn't had a script produced since 1998's Blues Brothers 2000 (yeah, that movie actually happened) and Chase's last writing credit was the short-lived The Chevy Chase Show in 1993, but apparently the two have an idea for a new comedy that they'd like to see come to fruition. Hit the jump for more. Aykroyd made the announcement on his Facebook page: "Chevy (Chase) and I are about to start work on a script concept for a comedy movie. Cannot say too much about the concept,
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…families in the PSA are representative of people around the world whose lives have been changed for the better by medical cannabis. By silencing the voices of medical cannabis advocacy, CBS does a disservice to the public who might benefit from this potential treatment option and to the athletes whose pain brings them profits. The NFL, however, goes a step further by prohibiting its moneymakers from treating pain with their preferred method.
I have just recently begun using my…medicinal marijuana 'permit'. After five years of Vicodin and many other, chemical treatments. I am finally free from the remorse and second guessing of opioids…as well as, the physical restrictions they provide.
An organic substance that has been around since 2727 b.c., being given a bad rap. While big Pharma holds the purse strings to our pain!


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Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has warned Lebanon that his country "will not accept" rocket fire.
Speaking at a cabinet meeting on Sunday, Bennett said that the Lebanese government and army "should take responsibility for what happens in their backyard", reports Xinhua news agency.
The Prime Minister made the remarks a day after the armed Lebanese group, Hezbollah fired rockets at Israeli territory.
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah also said that the Lebanese Shia movement does not fear any Israeli war and "we are fully prepared for the war and we are certain that we will win it".
On August 6, about 19 rockets were fired at northern Israel by Hezbollah, causing no injuries.
The Israeli army said in a statement that most of the rockets were intercepted by its aerial defence systems and the rest landed in open areas adjacent to the Lebanese-Israeli border.
Hezbollah said the rockets were in retaliation to the Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon a few days earlier.
The airstrikes were carried out after three rockets were fired from Lebanon towards Israel on August 4, causing no injuries.
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Review: Southern Greed and Backstabbing Was Never So Fun as in "The Little Foxes"
Home /Opinion, Reviews, Theater/Review: Southern Greed and Backstabbing Was Never So Fun as in "The Little Foxes"
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Ame Livingston and Courtney Bahr star in the Mad Cow Theatre's production of Lillian Hellman's "The Little Foxes." (Photo courtesy of Mad Cow Theatre)
ORLANDO — Lillian Hellman's play "The Little Foxes" paints a dour portrait of the Deep South, where greed runs rampant and family loyalty is as deep and wide as a small thimble.
But while it's certainly fun watching the Hubbard family stoke on their Snidley Whiplash moustaches behind one another's backs, this play might also be remembered for being a stunning vehicle for a great scenery-chewing actress in the lead role of Regina Hubbard Giddens.
Mad Cow Theatre has mounted a handsome production of the Hellman classic, with a beautifully designed living room in the Giddens family's Alabama home circa 1900, and their usual selection of Central Florida's top acting talent is right on target here, with Ame Livingston leading them as a woman whose ambition for the good life could rival any man's.
Regina is a strong-willed, tough-minded woman at a time when those were not considered great virtues for women, and she has to put up quite a struggle to obtain both wealth and freedom in a family where the men decide money matters.
Her two avarice-minded brothers, Benjamin and Oscar, have maintained control over the family inheritance and obtained small fortunes, but Regina is saddled with a timid and sickly husband, Horace, who is anything but a shrewd businessman.
And could there be a sadder sight than watching Regina suppress her own insatiable greed, knowing her husband lacks the ambition and wiles of her two brothers, who are ready at a moment's notice to swindle anybody in sight so they can add to their riches.
Yep, this is definitely fun stuff.
Who Has Played Regina is Past Productions?
The original 1939 production featured a real Hollywood and Broadway superstar, Tallulah Bankhead, as Regina, while the 1941 film version gave us none other than the legendary Bette Davis in the lead. When film director Mike Nichols directed a Broadway revival in 1967, Anne Bancroft was Regina. It's the kind of role that an actress known for larger-than-life portrayals finds irresistible.
Mad Cow Theatre has a beautiful set for its production of "The Little Foxes."
Livingston is marvelous in the Mad Cow production as well, whether she's dueling with her patronizing brothers, letting their black maid Addie know when it's the final word on a matter, or dressing down her already humiliated husband. And there are certainly plenty of other performers in this production who match Livingston's talent.
Hellman, who was born in New Orleans to a Jewish family, and whose mother Julia was from Alabama, appears to have a good sense of the ways Southern families operate behind closed doors.
(Legend has it that in 1940, Hellman got into an epic feud with Bankhead, who wanted to perform a benefit for Finnish Relief — Finland had just been invaded by the USSR, and Hellman, who was a member of the Communist party in the 1930s, objected because she was devoted to Soviet Russia.)
Today, armed with a great cast, "The Little Foxes" is enormous fun to watch — in part to see a strong woman trying to outwit the overbearing and imperious men around her, and also for what may be one of the most gloriously vicious poison pen letters to the Deep South ever written.
For starters, Regina's brother Oscar is married to Birdie, an alcoholic who he isn't shy about slapping around on occasion; the only reason he married her was to acquire her family's plantation and cotton fields.
Oscar and his despotic brother Benjamin want to construct a cotton mill but need an additional $75,000, so they ask Regina to invest in the project. However, Horace refuses when Regina asks him for the money, infuriating her.
Instead they turn to Oscar's dimwitted son Leo, who works as a bank teller and has access to railroad bonds in the bank's safe deposit box. Ah, those scheming Southerners!
Who Performs In this Production?
And what a cast! Bob Brandenberg has a grand old time as Benjamin, roaring out in a haughty, grandiose manner, with a decidedly non-humble opinion on just about everything. He's awfully quick to jump into the plot to "borrow" those railroad bonds.
Steven Lane has a very different role, as the sick and soft-spoken Horace, who seems like the black sheep in this family, a man who lacks the Hubbard family's intense and selfish desire for wealth and power, and who suffers dearly as a result. The role may be more low key than the kind of claws-barring roles that Livingston and Brandenburg get, but Lane is very moving just the same.
I also particularly enjoyed Roberta Emerson as Addie, a black maid at a time when the "colored help" knew their place and didn't make waves. Emerson is glorious portraying a woman with a commitment to this family, particular Horace and his daughter Alexandra, and she easily transcends any stereotypes about the character and creates a terrific portrait of a woman forced to stand by silently as she witnesses disasters on the way.
Great cast, strong script — this is what distinguished theater is all about.
Mad Cow Theatre's production of "The Little Foxes" has its final performances tonight at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the theater at 54 W. Church St. in downtown Orlando.
To learn more, call Mad Cow at 407-297-8788.
Their other production is "Buyer And Cellar," a comedy by Johnathan Tolins about the price of fame. "Buyer And Celler" opened on Aug. 10 and continues through Sept. 2.
Michael Freeman is an Orlando journalist, playwright and author of the book "Of Cats And Wolves." Contact him at Freelineorlando@gmail.com.
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