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Smallest Violin in the World Playing “Hearts & Flowers”
Hearts and Flowers, a sentimental song of yesteryear (that’s a long time ago by modern standards, about the 1900s or teens. It used to be played in theatrical melodramas — American Stage Performances were sort of on a par with modern high school or grade school theater… and still are. Cats, Cats and more Cats. … Continue reading
Should I Go To Magic School???
Tamara asked whether she should go to a local magic school, and I told her that if she penetrated the French Drop & Heb Production with a Magic Bead, she’d be able to deduce all the principles of magic from that, provided she did so in front of an audience at least once per day, … Continue reading
What is a Mystery Play?
Mystery Plays were used to instruct the Great Unwashed in acts of submission to the Holy Mother Church, which held Europe in an iron grip for 2,000 years without an army to back up its demands … just fear. And for 2,000 years it worked, until … Continue reading