Two Years Before the Mast (B&W)5 reviews Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy Universal Studios, 1998 A Great movie, with a Great Star! + The horrors of a sailor's life + Two Years Before the Mast One of the best (boys) adventure books ever written was Charles Henry Dana's Two Years Before the Mast. I read this book when I was 12, along with R.L. Stevenson's Treasure Island, and DaFoe's Robinson Caruso. This movie adaptation of Dana's work is as close to the book as Hollywood has ever ...             And Then There Were None94 reviews Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston Image Entertainment, 2001 A Fourth DVD Version Since 2007 + great movie + Stands the test of time... a lesser known classic... For those who can play code-2-DVDs, there is a fourth version on the market. The French Canal+ (see Am.fr) has edited in 2007 a restored version that is the best so far (I already own the "best" code-1-version by Image disc). The language is English, of course - just ignore the French subtitles, ...             Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Season One113 reviews Alfred Hitchcock, John Qualen Universal Studios, 2005 Alfred Hitchcock Presents- The Complete First Season + Excellent show, though the quality of the episodes is highly variable + Alfred Hitchcock Presents + Hitchcock is finally here -these were big$$ on ebay before. + Endless supply of little dramas.             The Complete Guide to The Quiet Man5 reviews Des MacHale Appletree Press, 2004 Great Book! + THE QUIET MAN Movie Book...Homeric! + Great for QUIET MANiacs + Excellent book             The Quiet Man (Collector's Edition)275 reviews John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara Republic Pictures, 2002 The Quiet Man + quiet man + A Great John Wayne Performance in a Delightful Film + What film making is about... + The Quiet Man             The Story of the Abbey Theatre Sean McCann The New English Library, 1967             Story of Ireland's National Theatre Dawson Byrne Haskell House Pub Ltd, 1970 History of the Abbey Players and the Abbey Theatre and their roles in fostering the careers of a large number of Irish playwrights and actors. Includes list of representative little theatres of America which have sprung from the Abbey, pp. 174-196. ILLUS.             Stork Club13 reviews Betty Hutton, Barry Fitzgerald Alpha Video, 2002 Great Film! Loads of Fun too! + THE PERFECT MIX OF MUSIC AND COMEDY 1940'S STYLE + Good Picture This is a delightful film. I had not seen it for over 25 years, and what a treat! I don't think that any film with Betty Hutton has ever disappointed me- The musical numbers are great and the interaction between Betty and Barry Fitzgerald are hilarious. I can't speak for the difference between the ...             None But the Lonely Heart6 reviews Cary Grant, Ethel Barrymore Turner Home Ent, 1998 First Rate Drama + A very nice VHS, but how dare they not put this on DVD? + Close to home for Mr. Grant. + You get to see another, more somber side of "archie"             Best Film Plays of 1943-1944 Crown Publishers, 1945 Includes CASABLANCA, OX-BOW INCIDENT, DRAGON SEED, WATCH ON THE RHINE, & GOING MY WAY, plus essay on movies and the war effort by Walter Wanger             Going My Way: Classic Movies on the Radio audible.com             The Abbey Theatre: Ireland's National Theatre, The First 100 Years Christopher Fitz-Simon Thames & Hudson, 2003 This volume contains 12 chronological chapters that cover the history of the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, which opened its doors to the public in 2004. The Abbey has survived fires, riot and perpetual artistic disagreement to become one of the greatest theatres in the Western world, presenting over 740 new plays by some of the greatest Irish writers of the modern age, including W.B. Yeats, J.M. Synge, ...             The Story of Seabiscuit (Keep Case)20 reviews Shirley Temple, Barry Fitzgerald Warner Home Video, 2006 better than the new + ebynum review + How Hollywood Would Not Let Facts Get In The Way Of A Script + The Story of Seabiscuit             Miss Tatlocks Millions6 reviews Ilka Chase, Robert Stack Love The Movie-Hate the Quality of the VHS + Rebuttal to Jayne Kerr's review My sisters and I could not wait for Paramount to release this movie. Apparently they didn't. The quality I received was horrible. I wanted the movie to surprise my sister. She had gone five years without returning breast cancer. I planned the party and sent for the movie and didn't watch it ...             The Abbey Theatre, 1899-1999: Form and Pressure Robert Welch Oxford University Press, USA, 2000 A century ago this year, productions of W.B. Yeats's The Countess Cathleen and Edward Martyn's The Heather Field launched what was to become Ireland's National Theatre, named after its home on Abbey Street, Dublin. This is the first history of the Abbey Theatre to set the plays and the personalities in their historical and political context and to describe the theatre's artistic development.             The Quiet Man (1952 Film)16 reviews Victor Young Silva America, 2000 The Quiet Man (1952 Film) + May I Tell You in the Irish? + A Great Classic it is wonderful aspeacilly if you like irish music like me.             Bringing Up Baby (Two-Disc Special Edition)153 reviews Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn Turner Home Entertainment, 2005 WHY don't they make movies like this anymore?? + one of cary grant's finest... + Fun and frolic! + Adorable & Quick Witted             Picture The Quiet Man: An Illustrated Celebration Des MacHale Appletree Press, 2005 Written by a true fan, this reflection on one of the most loved Irish films of all time collects mementos from John Ford's Oscar winning The Quiet Man . Although made more than 50 years ago, this romance, starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, continues to fire the imaginations of Ireland's visitors, would-be visitors, and lovers of cinema. This collection serves as a photo album, with candid ...             Classic Western Round-Up, Vol. 2 (The Texans / California / The Cimarron Kid / The Man from the Alamo)2 reviews Randolph Scott, Ray Milland Universal Studios, 2007 Our thanks to Universal...for Great Western fare + pretty doggone good This is volume 2 of two box sets to be released by Universal, and containing some mighty fine oaters. If past history is any guide, the transfers will excellent, the color great, and the presentation superior! THE TEXANS was one Randolph Scott's first major "A" Western roles, and while the film was ...             The Quiet Man and Other Stories4 reviews Maurice Walsh Appletree Press, 2002 Lovely stories of Ireland in the 1920's + Contains the tragedy of Ireland, and also it's magic + aka Green Rushes + Stories of the Irish/English conflict, circa 1920 ring true