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5 movies as seen on Hallmark channel [videorecording] / by Barton, Dorie.; Baxter, Meredith,1947-actress.(CARDINAL)640585; Bernsen, Corbin,1954-actor.(CARDINAL)350352; Bridgewater, Stephen W.,producer.; Brown, Georg Stanford,director.(CARDINAL)848126; Cass, David S.,director.(CARDINAL)558142; Clark, Kyle(Kyle A.),producer.; Cox, Ronny,actor.(CARDINAL)348264; Dickerson, Albert T.,director.(CARDINAL)560091; Fonseca, Lyndsy,1987-1987-actress.; Gammon, James,actor.(CARDINAL)847779; Gilbert, Melissa,1964-actress.(CARDINAL)529094; Griffiths, Mark,director.; Harper, Tess,actress.; Howell, C. Thomas,1966-actor.(CARDINAL)844889; London, Jeremy,1972-(CARDINAL)847840; Needham, Tracey,actress.; Smith, Jaclyn,actress.; Struthers, Sally,actress.; Switzer, Michael,director.; Wagner, Lindsay,actress.(CARDINAL)757110; Wagner, Natasha Gregson,1970-actress.(CARDINAL)343225; Wilberger, Jim,producer.; Wimmer, Brian,1960-actor.(CARDINAL)433064; Alpine Medien Productions,production company.(CARDINAL)556885; Echo Bridge Home Entertainment,film distributor.(CARDINAL)563859; Hallmark Entertainment (Firm),production company.(CARDINAL)342764; Larry Levinson Productions,production company.(CARDINAL)561150; Mavrocine GmbH. & Co. KG Productions.;

Angel in the family: Producers, Stephen W. Bridgewater, Albert T. Dickerson III ; director, Georg Stanford Brown.Blue river: directed by Larry Elikann ; based on the novel by Ethan Canin ; teleplay by Maria Nation ; produced by Brent Shields.Ordinary miracles: Producers, Kyle Clark, Jim Wilberger ; director, Michael Switzer.Thicker than water: Producers, Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss ; director, David S. Cass., Sr.What I did for love: Producers, Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss ; director, Mark Griffiths.Angel in the family: Meredith Baxter, Ronny Cox, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Tracey Needham, Tess Harper.Blue river Jerry O'Connell, Nick Stahl, Neal McDonough, Jean Marie Barnwell, Patrick Renna.Ordinary miracles: Jaclyn Smith, Lyndsy Fonseca, C. Thomas Howell, Corbin Bernsen.Thicker than water: Melissa Gilbert, Brian Wimmer, Lindsay Wagner.What I did for love: Jeremy London, Dorie Barton, Sally Struthers, James Gammon.Angel in the family: a father and his two estranged daughters experience a miracle when their late matriarch returns to spend Christmas with them.Blue River: When Lawrence Sellers, a homeless drifter, shows up at the home of his successful brother, Edward, the two are forced to travel back to their youth and remember the deadly circumstances that drove them apart.Ordinary miracles: A troubled teen goes to live with a judge whose life is troubled as well.Thicker than water: A faded photograph leads attorney Natalie Jones to the secrets of her late father's past.What I did for love: It's one catastrophe after another when a blundering L.A. lawyer finally meets his fiancee's family at their rural ranch.(What I did for love & Ordinary miracles) Dove rating: 12+ (violence) Blue River: Rated PG-13; for thematic material, sensuality and a scene of violence.Thicker than water & Angel in the family: Canadian Home Video rating: G

Subjects: Action and adventure television programs.; Families; Family secrets; Friendship; Problem youth; Women judges;

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Hallmark collection [videorecording] : 5 movies / by Barton, Dorie.; Baxter, Meredith,1947-actress.(CARDINAL)640585; Bernsen, Corbin,1954-actor.(CARDINAL)350352; Bridgewater, Stephen W.,producer.; Brown, Georg Stanford,director.(CARDINAL)848126; Cass, David S.,director.(CARDINAL)558142; Clark, Kyle(Kyle A.),producer.; Cox, Ronny,actor.(CARDINAL)348264; Dickerson, Albert T.,director.(CARDINAL)560091; Fonseca, Lyndsy,1987-1987-actress.; Gammon, James,actor.(CARDINAL)847779; Gilbert, Melissa,1964-actress.(CARDINAL)529094; Goodell, Gregory.; Griffiths, Mark,director.; Harper, Tess,actress.; Howell, C. Thomas,1966-actor.(CARDINAL)844889; Kloss, Jeff,producer.(CARDINAL)561501; Lauria, Dan.; London, Jeremy,1972-actor.(CARDINAL)847840; Marvin, Ira,producer.; Needham, Tracey,actress.; Smith, Jaclyn,actress.; Struthers, Sally,actress.; Sutter, Randy,producer.; Swank, Hilary,actress.(CARDINAL)807299; Switzer, Michael,director.; Wagner, Lindsay,actress.(CARDINAL)757110; Wagner, Natasha Gregson,1970-actress.(CARDINAL)343225; Wilberger, Jim,producer.; Wimmer, Brian,1960-actor.(CARDINAL)433064; Alpine Medien Productions,production company.(CARDINAL)556885; Echo Bridge Home Entertainment,film distributor.(CARDINAL)563859; Hallmark Entertainment (Firm),production company.(CARDINAL)342764; Larry Levinson Productions,production company.(CARDINAL)561150; MAT IV (Firm),production company.(CARDINAL)561502; Mavrocine GmbH. & Co. KG Productions.;

Angel in the family: Producers, Stephen W. Bridgewater, Albert T. Dickerson III ; director, Georg Stanford Brown.Ordinary miracles: Producers, Kyle Clark, Jim Wilberger ; director, Michael Switzer.Terror in the family: Producers, Ira Marvin, Randy Sutter ; director, Gregoroy Goodell.Thicker than water: Producers, Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss ; director, David S. Cass., Sr.What I did for love: Producers, Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss ; director, Mark Griffiths.Angel in the family: Meredith Baxter, Ronny Cox, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Tracey Needham, Tess Harper.Ordinary miracles: Jaclyn Smith, Lyndsy Fonseca, C. Thomas Howell, Corbin Bernsen.Terror in the family: Dan Lauria, Hilary Swank.Thicker than water: Melissa Gilbert, Brian Wimmer, Lindsay Wagner.What I did for love: Jeremy London, Dorie Barton, Sally Struthers, James Gammon.Angel in the family: a father and his two estranged daughters experience a miracle when their late matriarch returns to spend Christmas with them.Ordinary miracles: A troubled teen goes to live with a judge whose life is troubled as well.Terror in the family: The dysfunctional Marten Family, including rebellious teen, Deena, will need a miracle to bring them back together.Thicker than water: A faded photograph leads attorney Natalie Jones to the secrets of her late father's past.What I did for love: It's one catastrophe after another when a blundering L.A. lawyer finally meets his fiancee's family at their rural ranch.(Thicker than water & Angel in the family) Canadian Home Video rating: G ; (What I did for love & Ordinary miracles) Dove rating: 12+ (violence) ; (Terror in the family) (adult situations, violence).

Subjects: Drama.; Action and adventure television programs.; Autistic children; Christmas films.; Custody of children; Families; Family secrets; Fathers and daughters; Feature films.; Problem youth; Women judges;

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The Barbizon : the hotel that set women free / by Bren, Paulina,author.(CARDINAL)849175;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-320).Introduction -- Building the Barbizon: the unsinkable Molly Brown vs. the flappers -- Surviving the Depression: Gibbs Girls and Powers models -- McCarthyism and its female prey: Betsy Talbot Blackwell and her career women -- The dollhouse days: Grace Kelly and the beauty queens -- Sylvia Plath: the summer of 1953 -- Joan Didion: the summer of 1955 -- The invisible: Gael Greene and "The lone women" -- "The problem that has no name": Sylvia Plath and the 1950s, in memoriam -- The end of an era: from women's hotel to millionaires' apartments."The Barbizon tells the story of New York's most glamorous women-only hotel, and the women-both famous and ordinary-who passed through its doors. World War I had liberated women from home and hearth, setting them on the path to political enfranchisement and gainful employment. Arriving in New York to work in the dazzling new skyscrapers, they did not want to stay in uncomfortable boarding houses; they wanted what men already had-exclusive residential hotels that catered to their needs, with daily maid service, cultural programs, workout rooms, and private dining. The Barbizon would become the most famous residential hotel of them all, welcoming everyone from aspiring actresses, dancers, and fashion models to seamstresses, secretaries, and nurses. The Barbizon's residents read like a who's who: Titanic survivor Molly Brown; actresses Rita Hayworth, Joan Crawford, Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedron, Liza Minelli, Ali McGraw, Jaclyn Smith, and Phylicia Rashad; writers Sylvia Plath, Joan Didion, Diane Johnson, Gael Greene, and Meg Wolitzer; and so many more. But before they were household names, they were among the young women arriving at the Barbizon with a suitcase, and hope. Beautifully written and impeccably researched, The Barbizon weaves together a tale that has, until now, never been told. It is an epic story of women's ambition in the 20th century. The Barbizon Hotel offered its residents a room of their own and air to breathe, unfettered from family obligations and expectations. It gave women a chance to remake themselves however they pleased. No place had existed like it before, or has since"--

Subjects: Barbizon/63 (New York, N.Y.); Women; Women; Women.; Womyn.;

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The Barbizon : the hotel that set women free / by Bren, Paulina,author.(CARDINAL)849175;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-320).Introduction -- Building the Barbizon: the unsinkable Molly Brown vs. the flappers -- Surviving the Depression: Gibbs Girls and Powers models -- McCarthyism and its female prey: Betsy Talbot Blackwell and her career women -- The dollhouse days: Grace Kelly and the beauty queens -- Sylvia Plath: the summer of 1953 -- Joan Didion: the summer of 1955 -- The invisible: Gael Greene and "The lone women" -- "The problem that has no name": Sylvia Plath and the 1950s, in memoriam -- The end of an era: from women's hotel to millionaires' apartments."The Barbizon tells the story of New York's most glamorous women-only hotel, and the women--both famous and ordinary--who passed through its doors. World War I had liberated women from home and hearth, setting them on the path to political enfranchisement and gainful employment. Arriving in New York to work in the dazzling new skyscrapers, they did not want to stay in uncomfortable boarding houses; they wanted what men already had--exclusive residential hotels that catered to their needs, with daily maid service, cultural programs, workout rooms, and private dining. The Barbizon would become the most famous residential hotel of them all, welcoming everyone from aspiring actresses, dancers, and fashion models to seamstresses, secretaries, and nurses. The Barbizon's residents read like a who's who: Titanic survivor Molly Brown; actresses Rita Hayworth, Joan Crawford, Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedron, Liza Minelli, Ali McGraw, Jaclyn Smith, and Phylicia Rashad; writers Sylvia Plath, Joan Didion, Diane Johnson, Gael Greene, and Meg Wolitzer; and so many more. But before they were household names, they were among the young women arriving at the Barbizon with a suitcase, and hope. Beautifully written and impeccably researched, The Barbizon weaves together a tale that has, until now, never been told. It is an epic story of women's ambition in the 20th century. The Barbizon Hotel offered its residents a room of their own and air to breathe, unfettered from family obligations and expectations. It gave women a chance to remake themselves however they pleased. No place had existed like it before, or has since"--

Subjects: Barbizon/63 (New York, N.Y.); Women; Women; Women.; Womyn.;

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The Barbizon [large print] : the hotel that set women free / by Bren, Paulina,author.;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 455-515).Introduction -- Building the Barbizon: the unsinkable Molly Brown vs. the flappers -- Surviving the Depression: Gibbs Girls and Powers models -- McCarthyism and its female prey: Betsy Talbot Blackwell and her career women -- The dollhouse days: Grace Kelly and the beauty queens -- Sylvia Plath: the summer of 1953 -- Joan Didion: the summer of 1955 -- The invisible: Gael Greene and "The lone women" -- "The problem that has no name": Sylvia Plath and the 1950s, in memoriam -- The end of an era: from women's hotel to millionaires' apartments."The Barbizon tells the story of New York's most glamorous women-only hotel, and the women-both famous and ordinary-who passed through its doors. World War I had liberated women from home and hearth, setting them on the path to political enfranchisement and gainful employment. Arriving in New York to work in the dazzling new skyscrapers, they did not want to stay in uncomfortable boarding houses; they wanted what men already had-exclusive residential hotels that catered to their needs, with daily maid service, cultural programs, workout rooms, and private dining. The Barbizon would become the most famous residential hotel of them all, welcoming everyone from aspiring actresses, dancers, and fashion models to seamstresses, secretaries, and nurses. The Barbizon's residents read like a who's who: Titanic survivor Molly Brown; actresses Rita Hayworth, Joan Crawford, Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedren, Liza Minnelli, Ali McGraw, Jaclyn Smith, and Phylicia Rashad; writers Sylvia Plath, Joan Didion, Diane Johnson, Gael Greene, and Meg Wolitzer; and so many more. But before they were household names, they were among the young women arriving at the Barbizon with a suitcase, and hope. Beautifully written and impeccably researched, The Barbizon weaves together a tale that has, until now, never been told. It is an epic story of women's ambition in the 20th century. The Barbizon Hotel offered its residents a room of their own and air to breathe, unfettered from family obligations and expectations. It gave women a chance to remake themselves however they pleased. No place had existed like it before, or has since"--

Subjects: Large print books.; Barbizon/63 (New York, N.Y.); Women; Women; Hotels; Women.; Womyn.;

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Glamour, Gidgets, and the girl next door : television's iconic women from the 50s, 60s, and 70s / by Pilato, Herbie J.(CARDINAL)369108;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-296).Based on exclusive celebrity interviews, this book runs the gamut of female television legends, from Donna Douglas (who played Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies) to the stars of the original Charlie's Angels.

Subjects: Interviews.; Television actors and actresses; Television series;

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