A Place In The Sun - Stevie Wonder

Morning, The Rover! Yes, I heartily agree...for me, going to see black & white movies in the theatre, brings back fond blasts from the past. I'd go solo to see old Bette Davis, Fred & Ginger, Kate Hepburn flicks at a theatre in the Upper West Side, NYC (kinda near the Beacon) (what was it....74 or 79th & Broadway, dunno). This was back in the early 80s. I was between b/f's so this very agreeable diversion provided some solace.

Yeah, me too, Mangani! I love movies on the big screen--the way they're designed to be. Yes. One genre comes to mind: Fred & Ginger movies--particularly, Swingtime, which I did see on the big screen. The audience's reaction is a big part of it. In this movie, Ginger Rogers' exquisite tap dancing reminds me of the great dancing displayed on good ol' Soul Train.

Lovely Rita - Beatles

Love that U2 song, esp. the way it enters into the operatic part! Ok, back to the game... Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter - Herman's Hermits

A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You - The Monkees

Born In The USA - Bruce Springsteen

I'm Like A Bird - Nelly Furtado

Hey hi Patrycja! K, looking forward to your review of Katyn! Thank you!

Girl - Beatles

Sad-Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands - Bob Dylan

Wind Beneath My Wings - Bette Midler

Come Spirit, Come Charm - Martha, Mary, Dickon & Colin from The Secret Garden musical

Wow! Nothing like the feeling of a proud mom! I second that emotion re: the frap! I love the little Starbucks can of Doubleshot espresso.

Your Time Is Gonna Come

Yeah, me too. Love Garfunkel's vocal work in that. Okay, back to business, haha... The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack

For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her - Simon & Garfunkel

Running For My Life - Judy Collins

Wow! Thanks, Patrycja for the warm sentiments and links! I especially enjoyed reading about how Twain and Lincoln were influenced by Shakespeare. Also loved the pics of Ethan Hawke as Hamlet and Denzel as the prince from Much Ado About Nothing. A good friend of my family played Bernardo in the Ethan Hawke Hamlet film. Re: the NY Harbor version of the Globe, ha ha sounds terrific! I've heard a little about it, yes. Will let ya know as I procure more info. Also, many thank you's for the synopsis of Katyn. Sounds like an intense, harrowing movie.

Born To The Breed - Judy Collins

Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself Again - Sly & The Family Stone

Voices In The Sky - Moody Blues

Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Neil Young