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One 1 hour cassette on the life of Knute Rockne narrated by Ronald Reagan, Pat O'Brien, Faye Wray and Donald Crisp. ... Read more

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Volume: pt. 627General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1918Original Publisher: Harper ... Read more

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a wonderful old-time memoir
I first read this book when I was a little kid and I read it again 20 years later. I loved it! Pat O'Brien was a charming man and a product of his time. Although his recollections as a successful Hollywood character actor are old-fashioned by today's standards, it's still fun to read what "old Hollywood" was like in his eyes. He made his debut in the 1931 film, "The Front Page" and he was a very popular actor throughout the 1930's and 1940's. He enjoyed working in "pre-Hays code" films with actresses like Carol Lombard and Jean Harlow. O'Brien was blacklisted in the 1950's and didn't work much during that decade. He doesn't say WHY he was blacklisted--but I've read elsewhere that his political views were extremely right wing. Regardless, his memoir is gentle and kind and great escapist entertainment. Anyone interested in the Golden Era of Hollywood should read this book. I love his description of what life was like in a rented Malibu mansion overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the early 1930's--complete with Sunday afternoon barbeques in the backyard, attended by his co-workers at Warner Bros. It made me wish I could hop into a time machine and go back to that time and place. Pat knew all the greats--Spencer Tracy, Marion Davies, Bette Davis and so many more. He was a proud Irish-American and a very talented actor. AMC frequently shows his vintage films from the 1930's. ... Read more

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NOT A CD! THIS IS THE AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE OF 2 RADIO PROGRAMS FROM 1946 BY ACADEMY AWARD THEATER! 1) THE FRONT PAGE (6/22/1946)--FEATURING PAT O'BRIEN AND ADOLF MENJOU (REPRISING THEIR 1931 MOVIE ROLES). 2) A STAR IS BORN (6/29/46)--FEATURING FREDERIC MARCH (REPRISING HIS 1937 MOVIE ROLE). 1994 METACOM INC. R/M #1433095, R/M # 1133095. APPROX. 60 MIN. PLAYING TIME. ... Read more

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Tine's steamy relationship with Rupe begins over the Internet. As their electronic encounters grow more adventurous, her frustration becomes more desperate. As her new tenant bares his desires over the Net, he does not know his confidante is his landlady. Will the virtual become reality? ... Read more

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Erotic House Play
I really enjoyed this book, enough to pass it on to my husband.The story evolves into an erotic who's next.I found it touched my romantic heart, with terrific sexual pleasures, as well as the awakening of a woman to life.I enjoyed the new discoveries that were played out, as if I too were experiencing them.I recommend this to any who enjoy the fantasy of opening yourself to new adventures.

You will believe a computer programmer could get you hot!
I don't think "A Reader from Iowa" can actually have read this book.The couple do not meet over the Internet - they meet when Rupe, the gorgeous sytems analyst (I know, it looks like an oxymoron), moves into oneof the rooms advertised for rent by Tine, widow of a prominent artist.AndTine, at least, knows who she's cybering with - some of the time: I willadmit there's a twist in the tail.I enjoyed this book.Before theerotica kicks in there is actually quite a moving portrayal of Tine'sefforts to get on with her life which is good writing in any genre.Thereare great food scenes.There's a sub-plot about stolen art, and someinteresting, sexy characters doing interesting, sexy things.This was nothalf bad.And if you weren't convinced that cybersex is "real"sex, this book might just make you reconsider.

Modern
A couple meet through the Internet.What they do not know is that theyare sharing a house. ... Read more