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Silent Film, vaudeville mad,” the trade magazine . declared despairingly in 1910.. “Our patrons are demanding more and more vaudeville,” said one exhibitor the same year. “You see, the motion pictures are too much alike.”. Moving pictures, the . agreed, are “not keeping pace with the public’s demands.”

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Cultural Communities and Cultural Consequences,nversation with a young man by the name of John Reed, who invited Dasburg to a Mabel Dodge “Evening.” That evening, and in subsequent ones, Dasburg was to make enduring friendships with both Reed and Dodge and many other artists and writers.. Not only were Dodge’s Evenings the place where artists ca

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Epilogue,r concerts, for instances, and operas!” Bellamy’s Miss Leete exclaimed in a novel set in 2000. “How perfectly exasperating it must have been, for the sake of a piece or two of music that suited you, to have to sit for hours listening to what you did not care for!”. By the year 2000, the choices inde

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Patricia Bradley A cranial MRI revealing a homogenously enhancing, single lesion in a periventricular location is suggestive of PCNSL in the immunocompetent patient. After neuroimaging suggestive of PCNSL, definitive diagnosis should be established by analysis of CSF, vitreous fluid, or biopsy specimen. Brain biops