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In this scene Judge Reinhold heads to the mall and is left agape by the weird keyboard/guitar hybrid being played by a bequiffed idiot – a reminder that nothing dates a film more than the presence of technology that became obsolete almost immediately after its release.
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8 p.m. 3) ACT THREE Sacramento has a vibrant theater scene, judging by the well-chosen productions at the intimate B Street Theatre (2711 B Street; 916-443-5300; www.orgreettheatre.org).org
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Also at the crime scene: the judge's secretary, also murdered, and the judge's empty safe, which is big enough to have contained contraband of some kind.
In a remarkable scene, the judge apologised to Mr Lee.
In one scene, the judge, on his birthday, wonders if he made the right decisions during his career.
In one scene, each judge makes a case for the applicants they want to be among the 10 finalists.
Previous "Twilight" exposure: A friend once discussed "the pregnancy scene" with Judge because she needed to get it off her chest.
In an extraordinary scene, a judge reads out a ruling in favor of Vadim against Kolya, rattling forth the words at a pace that would put Danny Kaye to shame, while the camera slowly worms toward the bench.
In an early scene the judge asks the young man to demonstrate his prowess on the banjo by playing a military song — and the teenager responds with a rousing rendition of the Union anthem "Marching Through Georgia".
"What we're really looking for are unique talents, people who not only possess technical ability but also bring something new to the scene," said judge Aryana Sayeed.
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