Unfortunately "Wonderland" reminded me even more strongly of another latter-day iteration of the Baum story, the bloated 1978 movie version of the Broadway musical "The Wiz".
Next week, Film Society of Lincoln Center is taking another latter-day legend, "Gebo and the Shadow," the most recent film by the hundred-and-four-year-old director Manoel de Oliveira, from the cupboard and airing it out at two screenings.
The New Yorker, July 6 , 1998P. 27 Talk story about the return of the tan... Now that we have assimilated the return of fur, the return of the cigar, the return of the cocktail, the return of red meat, and the return of fondue, it appears that yet another latter-day life-style evil is making a comeback: the deep tan.
Talk story about the return of the tan... Now that we have assimilated the return of fur, the return of the cigar, the return of the cocktail, the return of red meat, and the return of fondue, it appears that yet another latter-day life-style evil is making a comeback: the deep tan.
The two places were in stark contrast with one another, the latter boasting a sign warning us to "beware the trap door".
Patients are considered exposed if they have shared a room with a MRSA patient or have been hospitalized on a ward where MRSA transmission has occurred from one patient room to another; the latter group covers patients who have been recently hospitalized abroad.
It may say this: "If a body is kept on top of another, the latter feels weight of the former".
Rather, it's just another solid latter-day Guided By Voices record, with a number of outstanding moments ("Chocolate Boy," "The Unsinkable Fats Domino"), plenty of solid Who-inflected rock, and only a few distractingly half-baked experiments ("The Things That Never Need").
The former currently eat up a quarter of all annual revenue, the latter another 18%.
Across the street are the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal and Lincoln Park -- the latter another feature of the Olmsted Brothers parks system.
Text and interview circled round one another, and the latter served as a handy postscript (or complement at least) to the extended enquiry of the former.
