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 New York Times | Theater Listings for May 25-31 New York Times (Brantley) ★ 'Venus in Fur' The incandescent Nina Arianda recreates her dazzling turn as an actress auditioning for the role of a 19th-century dominatrix in David Ives's seriously funny sex comedy about power games at an audition. |
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 Scotsman | Inverness CT 2-0 Hibs: Cup finalists sink to a lame defeat in the Highlands Scotsman The small matter of a first all-Edinburgh Scottish Cup final showdown since the 19th century, perhaps. Just before 5pm on Saturday evening, though, they would also have had some harsh words from manager Pat Fenlon ringing in their ears. |
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Oscar Berger's Presidential Caricatures At NBMAA Hartford Courant But the lines took in more than the president's faces: renderings of FDR's signature cigarette holder, a pen held by Rutherford B. Hayes, a set of books alongside John Adams, and shirt ruffles on the 18th- and 19th-century chief executives show ... |
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 Boston Globe | Movie stars Boston Globe Johnny Depp is great fun as Barnabas Collins, an 18th-century vampire having trouble adjusting to the polyester 1970s. With Michelle Pfeiffer and Eva Green. (113 min., PG-13) (Ty Burr) ★ ★ Elles Juliette Binoche plays a bourgeois Paris housewife and ... |
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Skiatook is alive with Old West wagon races Tulsa World Daniel Hayes came to Skiatook from Leonard, Texas, with three vehicles full of family members. Brothers Jeromiah McCause and Thomas McCause banded together on a team while their nephew, Mikey McCause, competed in another category. |
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Open house today at SSJ stained glass studio St. Augustine Record Proceeds from the auction will support the outreach ministries of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who have been working in the Lincolnville community since the 19th century. To tie the community's past to its future, Johnson will share his account of St. |
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 Irish Independent | Thomas Molloy: Risky civil service reforms to blow away the cobwebs Irish Independent Mr Moran said yesterday that he hopes the department can learn from Google and other technology companies -- conjuring up unlikely images of his pin-striped colleagues lounging on bean bags or playing table football in dour 19th century rooms. |
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Movie guide: Capsule listing of current releases Kansas City Star "The Raven" - In 19th-century Baltimore, a young detective teams with the struggling writer Edgar Allan Poe to solve a series of murders inspired by his stories. With John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve and Brendan Gleeson. Written by Ben Livingston and ... |
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