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So Red the Rose (1935) Directed by King Vidor BEFORE THERE WAS TARA, there was Portobello; before Hollywood turned Margaret Mitchell’s novel into a blockbuster hit, it turned Starke Young’s novel into a box office flop. Nevertheless, So Red the Rose’s sentimental portrayal of disintegrating Southern faux gentility has some good things going for it. …
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Daily Quiz for July 5, 2017George Crum, head chef at Moon’s Lake House in Saratoga Springs, New York invented this tasty snack in 1853.
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… Read MoreMedia Digest | A New Look at the ‘Winnable War’ DebateLosing Binh Dinh: The Failure of Pacification and Vietnamization, 1969-1971 By Kevin M. Boylan, University Press of Kansas, 201 Whether the Vietnam War was ultimately winnable has … Read MoreThe War in Their Words: “I Felt A Sharp Sting”A Maine Artilleryman describes his July 1, 1863 Gettysburg wounding hen Charles O. Hunt, a lieutenant in Captain Greenlief Stevens’ 5th Maine Light Artillery, marched into Gettysbu… Read MoreKilled at GettysburgLetters reveal pain of those left behind n the weeks following the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, tens of thousands of families waited anxiously for word of the fate of their love… Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Christopher Nolan on “Dunkirk”Christopher Nolan, 47, is one of the most successful filmmakers in the industry. Known for such acclaimed films as The Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception, and Interstellar, Nolan most … Read More
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