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Learn French 18
3 french words: 1- Boubou (French masculine word = traditional African clothing) 2- Coucou (French childish greeting word) (or as a masculine noun it's a bird= cuckoo) 3- doudou (masculine French word)

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Sissy Spacek; Halle Berry; Renee Zellweger (February 18,...
Charlie has conversations with three women who were all nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. First, Sissy Spacek discusses her performance in In the Bedroom. Then, Halle Berry talks about her role in Monster's Ball. Last, Renee Zellweger speaks about her portrayal of the title character in Bridget Jones's Diary.

JET Program Vlog #18 - Are ALTs role models?
Hey Gang - Thanks for watching another vlog. I want to move on and get to some of the last minute things I think are important to cover before you leave in the next few weeks, but I got so many comments on my silly, little shopping video that I thought I should respond. I tried not to have this just be a rant tho, and I included some good points I think, but this one does ramble a bit, so I'm sorry for that. Refunds at point of purchase. :) coming up: cell phones Tokyo Orientation last minute packing stickers! culture shock and anything else I can think of in the next few weeks. Peace! -Jason

Showboat (1936) - Part 1 of 18
One of three film versions of the classic musical adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel. Directed by James Whale, this version has long been thought of as the best, most faithful to the original 1927 Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein stage musical. This version is also special because it features four of the original Broadway production's cast members. It also stars the great bass Paul Robeson as Joe, who the role was originally written for. However, he was not able to commit to the show at the time, so the role went to Jules Bledsoe instead. Paul finally had the opportunity to play the role in the original London production at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1928, which made him an over night sensation. The original stage production premiered at Washington's National Theatre, then had its Broadway opening on 29 December, 1927 at the Ziegfeld Theatre. CAST Magnolia - Irene Dunne Gaylord Ravenal - Allan Jones Cap'n Andy Hawks - Charles Winninger (OBC) Joe - Paul Robeson Julie - Helen Morgan (OBC) Parthy Ann Hawks - Helen Westley Ellie - Queenie Smith Frank - Sammy White (OBC) Steve - Donald Cook Queenie - Hattie McDaniel Rubber Face - Francis X. Mahoney (OBC) Kim (as a child) - Marilyn Knowlden Kim (at sixteen) - Sunnie O'Dea Pete - Arthur Hohl Vallon - Charles Middleton Windy - J. Farrell MacDonald Sam - Clarence Muse Jim - Charles Wilson Backwoodsman - Stanley Fields Jake - Harry Barris

Showboat (1936) - Part 2 of 18
One of three film versions of the classic musical adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel. Directed by James Whale, this version has long been thought of as the best, most faithful to the original 1927 Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein stage musical. This version is also special because it features four of the original Broadway production's cast members. It also stars the great bass Paul Robeson as Joe, who the role was originally written for. However, he was not able to commit to the show at the time, so the role went to Jules Bledsoe instead. Paul finally had the opportunity to play the role in the original London production at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1928, which made him an over night sensation. The original stage production premiered at Washington's National Theatre, then had its Broadway opening on 29 December, 1927 at the Ziegfeld Theatre. CAST Magnolia - Irene Dunne Gaylord Ravenal - Allan Jones Cap'n Andy Hawks - Charles Winninger (OBC) Joe - Paul Robeson Julie - Helen Morgan (OBC) Parthy Ann Hawks - Helen Westley Ellie - Queenie Smith Frank - Sammy White (OBC) Steve - Donald Cook Queenie - Hattie McDaniel Rubber Face - Francis X. Mahoney (OBC) Kim (as a child) - Marilyn Knowlden Kim (at sixteen) - Sunnie O'Dea Pete - Arthur Hohl Vallon - Charles Middleton Windy - J. Farrell MacDonald Sam - Clarence Muse Jim - Charles Wilson Backwoodsman - Stanley Fields Jake - Harry Barris

Showboat (1936) - Part 3 of 18
One of three film versions of the classic musical adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel. Directed by James Whale, this version has long been thought of as the best, most faithful to the original 1927 Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein stage musical. This version is also special because it features four of the original Broadway production's cast members. It also stars the great bass Paul Robeson as Joe, who the role was originally written for. However, he was not able to commit to the show at the time, so the role went to Jules Bledsoe instead. Paul finally had the opportunity to play the role in the original London production at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1928, which made him an over night sensation. The original stage production premiered at Washington's National Theatre, then had its Broadway opening on 29 December, 1927 at the Ziegfeld Theatre. CAST Magnolia - Irene Dunne Gaylord Ravenal - Allan Jones Cap'n Andy Hawks - Charles Winninger (OBC) Joe - Paul Robeson Julie - Helen Morgan (OBC) Parthy Ann Hawks - Helen Westley Ellie - Queenie Smith Frank - Sammy White (OBC) Steve - Donald Cook Queenie - Hattie McDaniel Rubber Face - Francis X. Mahoney (OBC) Kim (as a child) - Marilyn Knowlden Kim (at sixteen) - Sunnie O'Dea Pete - Arthur Hohl Vallon - Charles Middleton Windy - J. Farrell MacDonald Sam - Clarence Muse Jim - Charles Wilson Backwoodsman - Stanley Fields Jake - Harry Barris

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