It’s alway a pleasure visiting Rick’s Studio to record these short videos
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It’s alway a pleasure visiting Rick’s Studio to record these short videos
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William Lundigan’s CLIMAX! opened its second season in September 1955 with this easily available adaptation of Mark Twain’s “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” At a mere 50 minutes, this poverty stricken TV version would hold little entertainment value for today’s youngsters, shot in black and white, with the mighty Mississippi represented by a stagnant studio tank.To appease censors of the time, the African-American slave Jim, who is such an important character in the original novel, is completely omitted from this adaptation, along with all mention of the slavery issue, and Injun Joe, who dies in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and does not appear at all in the novel “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, appears in this adaptation.
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Interview with Brother Claude at the Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette, Enfield, New Hampshire – November 22, 2011
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Jim came into Back Forty pretty excited about his buck.
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These three young hunters pulled into Back Forty shortly after dark Friday evening – their kill was less than an hour old. Prior to their arrival, Kyle Gould had just lamented that this might be the first day without a weigh-in – (NOT)
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I happened to see Jim Bertrand at Back Forty Guns and Ammo in WIndsor on the way back from Hartford – just couldn’t resist stopping to get his story.
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The dashing And daring young Gavroche is played by sixth grader Odin Mattern
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One of the many high points of the show – Senior BJ Beisler and Junior Kelsey Kehoe appear together as the comic innkeeper and his comic wife.
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Hartford High School’s FABULOUS production of Les Miserable. I never imagined that I would see a time when these three former students would be standing together on stage and performing as one. This a sampler of the full DVD which will be available.
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Introduction by Marisha Kazeniac (Executive Director). Marisha has more than 20 years’ experience as an educator and administrator in the field of international education and intercultural learning. In 2005, she founded Vermont Institute on Cuba (VIC), developing humanitarian and educational exchanges connecting Vermont and the people of Cuba.Several years later, the Institute extended its resources to community-building programs in the Dominican Republic and became Vermont Institute on the Caribbean, which recently was renamed Vermont Caribbean Institute. Marisha’s work in promoting sustainable development emphasizes local capacity-building and leadership development, environmental stewardship, and an appreciation of place….more to come
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