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Stella days [videorecording] / by Ó Flatharta, Antoine.aus(CARDINAL)750768; Doorley, Michael,1953-Stella days.; Gravelle, Trystan,1981-act; Hickey, Tom,1944-act; Huberman, Amy.act; Larkin, Jackie.pro; McKimm, Lesley.pro; O'Sullivan, Joseph.act; O'Sullivan, Thaddeus,1947-drtpro; Plunkett, Marcella.act; Pope, Maggie.pro; Rea, Stephen.act(CARDINAL)847702; Sheen, Martin.act(CARDINAL)161755; American Express Company.(CARDINAL)141887; Bord Scannán na hÉireann.(CARDINAL)786213; Films Distribution (Firm); New Video Group.(CARDINAL)219113; Newgrange Pictures (Firm); Norsk filminstitutt.; Paradox (Firm); Raidió Teilifís Éireann.(CARDINAL)519247; Storyline Studios (Firm); Tribeca Productions.(CARDINAL)346702; ZDF/Arte (Firm);

Special feature: behind the scenes with cast and crew.Director of photography, John Christian Rosenlund ; editor, Dermot Diskin ; music, Nicholas Hooper.Martin Sheen, Stephen Rea, Marcella Plunkett, Trystan Gravelle, Amy Huberman, Tom Hickey, Joseph O'Sullivan.A small-town cinema in rural Ireland in the 1950s becomes the setting for a dramatic struggle between Rome and Hollywood, and a man and his conscience. Father Daniel Berry and the townsfolk find themselves on the cusp of the modern, but still clinging to the traditions of the church and a cultural identity forged in very different times.DVD, widescreen; Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo. or 5.1 surround.

Subjects: Feature films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Doorley, Michael, 1953-; Catholic Church; Catholics; Motion picture theaters;

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The lighthouse keeper's wife / by O'Sullivan, Juneauthor.;

A lighthouse keeper's wife struggles to protect her family at the edge of the known world. Life is hard in Ireland in 1867. Eliza Carthy moves with her lighthouse-keeper husband James and sons Peter and Joseph to the remote island of Skellig Michael. Eliza is proud of her husband and his promotion to Principal Keeper and is eager to support him in his work and fulfil her duty as a good wife and mother. But life in this extreme location is challenging. The island is 54 acres of jagged rock, jutting out of the Atlantic, with no way of communicating from or leaving the island. With no access to a boat, keepers must rely on a tender boat to deliver news, supplies and act as their conduit to life on the mainland. The island is exposed to extreme changes of weather and the landscape is fraught with danger. When Assistant Keeper Edmund and his wife Ruth arrive, Eliza hopes for respite. But her new neighbours are not what she'd expected. They blow hot and cold, seemingly wanting Eliza and her family to leave Skellig Michael, and making her question her sanity. Will Eliza be able to keep her family safe at the edge of the world? And can her marriage survive all that the island throws at them?

Subjects: Historical fiction.; Thrillers (Fiction); Psychological fiction.; Family life; Lighthouses; Lighthouses; Spouses; Man-woman relationships; Challenges; Isolation; Neighbors; Islands; Safety; Marriage problems; Harsh weather;

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The U.S. Supreme Court / by Lewis, Thomas T.,(Thomas Tandy),editor.;

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.Abington School District v. Schempp -- Abortion -- Adamson v. California -- Adarand Constructors v. Peña -- Admiralty and maritime law -- Advisory opinions -- Affirmative action -- Age discrimination -- Alito, Samuel -- Allgeyer v. Louisiana -- Americans with Disabilities Act -- Antitrust law -- Appellate jurisdiction -- Assembly and association, freedom of -- Atkins v. Virgnia -- Automobile searches -- Bad tendency test -- Bail -- Baker v. Carr -- Baldwin, Henry -- Bankruptcy law -- Barbour, Philip P. -- Barnes v. Glen Theatre -- Barron v. Baltimore -- Batson v. Kentucky -- Bill of attainder -- Bill of Rights -- Birth control and contraception -- Black, Hugo L. -- Blackmun, Harry A. -- Blair, John, Jr. -- Blatchford, Samuel -- BMW of North America v. Gore -- Boerne v. Flores -- Bolling v. Sharpe -- Boys Scouts of America v. Dale -- Bradley, Joseph P. -- Bradwell v. Illinois -- Brandeis, Louis D. -- Brandenburg v. Ohio -- Brennan, William J., Jr. -- Brewer, David J. -- Breyer, Stephen G. -- Briefs -- British background to U.S. judiciary -- Brown, Henry B. -- Brown v. Board of Education -- Brown v. Mississippi -- Buck v. Bell -- Buildings, Supreme Court -- Burger, Warren E. -- Burton, Harold H. -- Bush v. Gore -- Butler, Pierce -- Byrnes, James F. -- Calder v. Bull -- Campbell, John A. -- Capital punishment -- Capitalism -- Cardozo, Benjamin N. -- Carolene Products Co., United States v. -- Catron, John -- Censorship -- Certiorari, writ of -- Chase, Salmon P. -- Chase, Samuel -- Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Co. v. Chicago -- Chief justice -- Chimel v. California -- Chinese Exclusion Cases -- Chisholm v. Georgia.Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. Hialeah -- Circuit riding -- Citizenship -- Civil law -- Civil rights and liberties -- Civil Rights Cases -- Civil Rights movement -- Civil War -- Clark, Tom C. -- Clarke, John H. -- Clerks of the justices -- Clifford, Nathan -- Clinton v. 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Sawyer -- Zoning -- Appendixes: Constitution of the United States, Time Line Glossary, Bibliography, Justicesʼ Careers, Indexes, Index of Court Cases, Subject Index.A comprehensive and up-to-date survey of the history and functioning of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Subjects: United States. Supreme Court;

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Twentieth century parody, American and British. / by Lowrey, Burling,1918-(CARDINAL)342801;

Introduction / Nathaniel Benchley -- The feast by J*s*ph C*nr*d, P.C., X, 36 by R*d**rd K*pl*ng, The mote in the middle distance by H*nry J*m*s / Max Beerbohm -- Custer's last stand (In the manner of Edith Wharton) / Donald Ogden Stewart -- The blue sleeve garter (Sex and political economy as blended by Mr. Galsworthy) / Robert Benchley -- Compiling an American tragedy (Suggestions as to how Theodore Dresier might write his next human document and save five years' work) / Robert Benchley -- A note (To be entered in a notebook like Somerset Maugham's notebook if I were keeping one, which I'm not) / E.B. White -- The man who knew Lewis / John Riddell -- The Chinese situation / Robert Benchley -- Scones and stones (After reading "Parents and children," "Men and wives," "Daughters and sons," and So on, by Ivy Compton-Burnett) / Peter de Vries -- The courtship of Miles Standish (In the manner of F. Scott Fitzgerald) / Donald Ogden Stewart -- Told in gath (with apologies to Mr. A*d* us H*xl*y / Cyril Connolly -- A farewell to Josephine's arms (The Hemingway of all flesh) / H.W. Hanemann -- A world of women (With acknowledgements to Elizabeth Bowen / J. Maclaren-Ross -- Of nothing and the Wolfe / Clifton Fadiman -- The Steinbeck party (To mark the publication of "The short novels") / Richard Mallett -- A handful of bodies revisited (... written after reading "Men at arms" ... by Evelyn Waugh / Richard Mallett -- John O'hara on Major Riddell's amateur hour / John Riddell -- Requiem for a noun, or intruder in the dusk (What can come of trying to read William Faulkner while minding a child or vice versa) / Peter de Vries -- First Saroyan / Richard Mallett -- The salad of the bad cafe by C*rs*n McC*l*ers / J. Maclaren-Ross -- Catch her in the oatmeal [In the manner of J.D. Salinger] / Dan Greenburg -- From there to infinity (After reading "From here to eternity," by James Jones) / Peter de Vries -- Lucky Goldilocks (with apologies to K*ngsl*y Am*s) / Anthony Brode.On the sidewalk (After reading, at Long last, "On the road," by Jack Kerouac) / John Updike -- Mae West and John Riddell: a correspondence / John Riddell A word to Mr. Jones (Introductory note to "Miscegenation," a novel after H.G. Wells) / Hugh Kingsmill -- How the Polish problem was resolved by the Right Hon. Sir W*nst*n Ch*rch*ll / Malcolm Muggeridge -- Dithers and jitters (A brief digest of the intimate memoirs of Mabel Rudge Truman) / Cornelia Otis Skinner -- Joseph (From "Eminent Egyptians" after Lytton Strachey) / Hugh Kingsmill -- The night the bufflo came down the chimney (... episode from the early history of J*m*s Th*rb*r / Alex Atkinson -- Inside John Gunther -- The roundabout of history (With apologies to Professor Toynbee) / John Bowles -- The insider by C*l*n W*ls*n / Geoffrey Gorer -- Strange interview / John Riddell -- The best plays of 1945 (A prophecy in one act) / Wolcott Gibbs -- Charley's confidential aunt (In the manner of Mr. T.S. El**t) / Lionel Hale -- Another part if the Hubbards or, When they were even younger (With an awed bow to their creator, Lillian Hellman) / Patricia Collinge -- Waiting for Santy a Christmas playlet (with a bow to Mr. Clifford Odets) / S.J. Perelman -- The doll's not for frying (Supposing Christopher Fry, and not Abe Burrows, had adpted Damon Runyon to the stage) / Peter de Vries -- No telly-belly for Larry Gibb (A dual commemmoration of Dylan Thomas's "Under milk wood" and the ideal home exhibition) / J.B. Boothroyd -- A tattooed streetcar named Rose (... a drama of men and women caught in the washwinger of life. Tennessee Williams was turning the handle when the author of this new drama spelled him for a while / Ira Wallach -- Oklahomov! ("Kitty, wake!" adapted from Anton Chekhov's "The seagull" by R*ch*rd R*dg*rs and Osc*r H*mm*rst**n II) / Paul Dehn -- Death to a salesman (In the manner, if not the spirit, of Arthur Miller's opus) Trump Macy -- Look further back in anger / Alex Atkinson."Invictus": A regurgitation (A "New critic" ruminates upon an old poem) / Ira Wallach -- The three limperary cripples (Musings between sleeping and waking, and immdiately after reading Joyce, by the literary editor of a Liberal Weekly / Edmund Wilson Reading time: eternity (After an evening with "the morning after the first night," in which Mr. George Jean Nathan ecpoiunds the ultimate criticism) / Wolcott Gibbs -- A garland of ibids for Van Wyck Brooks, uneasy Brooks fan / Frank Sullivan -- The N*w Y*rk*r: Books (to the comfort station) -- A broadway garland (Ten metropolitan reviewers have a look at something called "Honored in the breach," by Mr. Foster Opdyke, which when last heard from, was at the Cosmos Theatre) / G.B. Archer-Beerbohm -- Thou tellest me, comrade / Gilbert Highet -- In defense of Exurbia / The Rev. Peter Salmon -- Miscellany: Dickie Byrd at the South Pole / John Riddell -- Chaps in chaps (A tale of the mighty west) / Richard Mallett -- Family life in America / Robert Benchley -- The keeper of the gelded unicorn (An historical romance which breathes life into a little-known episode in English history) / Ira Wallach -- Bateman comes home (Written after reading several recent novels about the Deep South and confusing them a little-as the novelists themselves do-with "Tobacco road" and "God's little acre".) / James Thurber -- Grandpop was a cut-up (When I was a child in China, Russia, Italy, Nevada, Kashmir, Columbus, Ohio, Providence, R.I., New York, England and Persia. But my kiddies are cute) Geoffrey Gorer.:Good parody is murderously hard to write. Wolcott Gibbs, an accomplished parodist if ever there was one, said that it is the hardest form of creative writing there is, because not only must the style of the subject be reproduced in slightly enlarged form, but it must also hold the interest of people who haven't read the original. It was Aldous Huxley who said that parodies are the most penetrating form of criticism, and Oscar Wilde who said they are the tribute that mediocrity pays to genius, which leaves us with a pretty good idea as to who had been burned and who hadn't. Some of the parodies are, obviously, more successful than others, which is a roundabout way of saying that some don't hold up if you haven't read the original material; but others make glorious reading even if you've never even heard of the author being parodied, and this is the best kind I can think of." - Nathaniel Benchley, from the introduction.

Subjects: Parodies (Literature);

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