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Little Dennis and His Cajun Fiddle
Hugh Dennis Tippen started playing the fiddle when he was nine years old. The elementary school principle gave Dennis a fiddle that was busted up in a bar-room brawl. Dennis took the fiddle home in a paper sack. With a bottle of glue he put the fiddle back together. With real horse hair he made a bow and with real pine-tree rosin, he rosined the bow. With keen hearing, he tuned the fiddle to perfection and without any formal instructions he learned to play. At the age of ten he was entertaining at the Saturday Night Barnyard Dances. His mother, who we called, Grandma Nan, dressed him up in a cowboy hat and boots, made him a rhinestone shirt and leather pants, and set him up on the stage, and...
Mama Miller's Family Christmas
Every community has an outstanding member who stands out above all the rest. In the Pleasant Hill Community Mama Miller was that person. She was the patriarch of her family and her husband Jimbo was proud to allow her the position. She was a devoted church member and the pianist. Her spirit was extended to the church members by the way she played the piano, and exercised her superior alto voice. They Miller's were a colorful family and wealthy cotton plantation owners. Mama Miller enjoyed showing off her wealth in lavish Christmas decorations, expensive jewelry, fine clothes, and classy cars. She had an over-weight daughter who was constantly getting into trouble. In order to protect her dau...
And We Called Him Brother Myers
In the early 1800's the country church was the center of social activities. All members of the community knew the schedule of the church and were expected to attend church events. Some country churches had preaching services every other Sunday but all had Wednesday night prayer meetings in the homes of the church members. The country preacher was a highly respected community leader. Even, the preacher's children were held to a higher level of discipline. Most preachers lived in modest middle-class homes, but no one had heard of a millionaire preacher. Morality ruled the day. A man was only as good as his word and a hand shake was the only contract needed. Very seldom did an unmarried girl be...
Miss Bessie's Finest Christmas
MISS BESSIE'S FINEST CHRISTMASMiss Bessie's Finest Christmas tells about another family in the rural Louisiana community of Pleasant Grove. Miss Bessie and Bon Bon find that, due to their son-in-law's illness and hospital stay, their grandchildren will be coming to Pleasant Grove to spend the holiday season. Miss Bessie starts planning for the finest Christmas she can imagine, and, although Bon Bon, a good provider but careful spender, objects to the cost, he finally gives in to his wife's demands and finds himself caught up in the preparations.The story is full of descriptions of the family home, the good food that is prepared for the season, and the coming together of the folks of Pleasant Grove for a traditional Christmas Eve church service, complete with a children's choir, an inspiring sermon, and a sense of fellowship that fills the small building and comforts all those in attendance. Miss Bessie's Finest Christmas is heartwarming, amusing, and reminds one of the way things used to be.
Good Morning Class
The vast majority of the world's population has spent time in a classroom. Some of that time was interesting but most of the time was boring, some of the time was informative but most was a waste of time. The book GOOD MORNING CLASS is interesting, informative, and at times, emotional. Teachers, parents, and students, can benefit from the information contained within this book. Most adults have an interest in what goes on inside the classroom. Parents have special concerns that their children are being taught by qualified professional teachers. This book proves what can be accomplished when a professional steps inside a classroom. Professionalism is required for a teacher to create an intere...
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Confessions of a Dirty Blonde
Get the boxer shorts, wigs and size ten pumps! The masters of modern farce are back with an outrageously zany comedy. The year is 1962. Living legend Lillian Lamour, a Mae West-like sex siren, comes out of seclusion for a one night tribute at Carnegie Hall. While recreating her famous 1933 Time Magazine cover, a lion bites her world famous derriere exposing, among other things, that she is a he. Now Hollywood's best-kept secret will be revealed unless Lillian's press agent can put a lid on things. Neither the gangster/crooner ex-boyfriend nor Lillian's wallflower daughter is aware of the truth, but the hotel doctor knows and can't convince anyone else. This screwball comedy in the tradition of the Marx Brothers is a scream.
The New Brazilian Cinema
In a comprehensive critical survey of Brazilian film production since the mid-1990s Lucia Nagib explores what has become known as the 'renaissance of Brazilian cinema'. Besides explaining the recent boom, this book explores the aesthetic tendencies of recent productions and their relationships to earlier works.
