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The Rise of the Young: Enlightened or Entitled?
Are we witnessing a revolution? Can I call it a revolution of the Malaysian legal profession?
I'm very much still reeling from yesterday's Malaysian Bar AGM. I've tweeted one too many tweets on the proceedings that I think my followers would probably appreciate a break from my rants. But truth be told, I think there's still so much to be said about how things went yesterday.
Firstly, it was an amazing feat to see all motions proposed for the day, save for 1 which was withdrawn, in particular the motions for minimum wage for pupils and the motion to clarify the validity of the Bar Council's Sexual Harassment Mechanism, being passed despite the heated discussions. I do wonder if the fact that the AGM was held virtually helped in getting these motions passed.
The significance of these motions, I believe, lies in the fact that they were proposed and pushed forward by young lawyers i.e. lawyers practising for less than 7 years, whether they are aligned with the Young Lawyers Movement (YLM) or not.
Much has been said about the manner in which these young lawyers were treated at the AGM and unfortunately, such treatment only validates the cries and complaints of young lawyers to be treated better. The young lawyers were undeterred and each of the speakers held their ground despite having been shut out, spoken over, interrupted, cut-off mid-speech and in the case of one young lawyer, he pretty much got yelled at! I still think many of them were not only very eloquent, far more eloquent than some more senior lawyers, but extremely brave.
Whatever my feelings or views about YLM, which I have tweeted publicly and spoke of privately to at least one member of the YLM, I view these young lawyers with much admiration. For one, the issues which they are raising are not new issues within the legal profession. Much has also been said by more senior lawyers, including my contemporaries, about how we all used to just suck it up and didn't "whine" as much.
I've had this debate, both with friends and in my head, as to whether the young ones are dealing with it better than we did. If we were completely honest with ourselves, we complained just as much but just not as directly and publicly as the young ones do now on social media. Did we not have indirect social media posts about the less than acceptable working conditions back in the day? Think of those Facebook "check-ins" at the office on weekends, cryptic Facebook statuses which your closest friends and colleagues know exactly who and what you were referring to, etc.
Enlightened or Entitled?
I'm sure it's no secret that many more senior lawyers are quick to dismiss this new generation of young lawyers as entitled or calling them the "Snowflake generation". At the risk of repeating myself far too much, I simply cannot get over the fact of how this dismissive attitude was so obviously seen at yesterday's AGM and how I still find it to be absolutely shocking.
But are these young lawyers really "entitled"?
Dare I suggest that they may be far more "enlightened" than we were when we were in their shoes. Of course, I never appreciate the blatant rudeness or misplaced anger demonstrated by some of these lawyers and I'm in no way condoning such behaviour. I maintain my views about certain people in terms of their engagement with other more senior lawyers and the manner in which they handle criticism on social media.
When I say this group of young lawyers may be "enlightened" as opposed to "entitled", I am very much referring to the fact that, quite unlike us, they are not as willing to accept oppressive and predatory behaviour within the profession. To that, I say, what is so wrong about that? It is about damn time for this profession to be held accountable for bullying, exploitation and harassment. I say this with some self-awareness that despite having real experiences of toxic workplaces, at some point in my career, I was myself perpetuating the same toxic culture which eventually broke me. This is something I hope to speak more about because it was something I had to learn to undo in therapy.
More senior lawyers need to now accept that younger lawyers today will no longer buy the old tune they've been singing for far too long. And, as uncomfortable as it may be for them, this is probably exactly what the Malaysian legal profession needs. Maybe, finally, some kind of revolution will happen. When the fear-mongering of fewer jobs, fewer pupillage places as a response to what may be blatantly exploitative and oppressive conduct by some employers no longer hold water, when victims of sexual harassment no longer wish to suffer in silence, when lawyers will no longer suffer bullying in silence then maybe not as many of us will end up leaving the profession or end up in therapy just to get through life. Maybe it is about damn time we hold each other accountable for our poor behaviours.
The young lawyers are causing much discomfort to the old guards and quite frankly, I am more than delighted to live to see this day. Whilst I'm not quite sure if we will see anything life-changing from the newly elected Bar Council office bearers, I do expect and hope to see the YLM and other young lawyers continue to put pressure on the old guards and hold them accountable for taking steps to address and reflect the motions which were passed yesterday. I still maintain my views that more change can happen outside the Bar Council and without interference from the Bar Council but I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
In true keyboard warrior fashion, I will continue to hide behind my Twitter account & this blog and quietly support the efforts of young lawyers forcing the Bar Council and senior members of the Bar to accept change. I believe we are witnessing the rise of the young and it is a great time to be alive to see this happen. I hope they can keep on fighting the good fight and I expect them to be riding high from their victory yesterday.
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MARTIN Jol has expressed frustration that some Fulham fans are expecting too much from his team – telling them: 'We're not Real Madrid.'
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The Whites' performance against Wigan drew boos on Saturday from fans frustrated at another anaemic home performance and fourth game in a row at the Cottage without victory.
But the Fulham boss believes a dose of realism is needed and a recognition of what he feels are limited resources.
"As a manager I understand it," he said, "but if you see for example Bryan Ruiz, he had to do a job for us and they started from the first minute to be on his back – that is what I don't like.
"I can understand it of course but sometimes I would like them to understand that we are still not Real Madrid. We are Fulham and we've got a few problems rebuilding the team.
"Hopefully they will understand it in the future and if not, they will have this more and more because we will have these sort of performances"
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Plant and Krauss Unite to Honor Lead Belly
George Harrison was quick to remind fans that without blues pioneer Lead Belly "there would be no Beatles."
Born on a Louisiana plantation in 1889, Huddie William Ledbetter, the man who would become the folk icon Lead Belly, is still inspiring and enchanting artists, although he died penniless and without the acclaim his name commands today.
Recently at the Kennedy Center in Washington, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant led a wide cross-section of musicians in a concert tribute to mark the 125th anniversary of Belly's birth.
"We're the ne'er do well Lead Belly fan club," joked Plant, who was joined by Alison Krauss, with whom he collaborated on the bluesy, critically-hyped album, Raising Sand.
Folk singer Dom Flemons referred to Belly as "the Rosetta Stone," because his unique fusion of working man lyrics and 12-string guitar ushered in the British skiffle movement in the 1950s.
Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, and Eric Clapton learned skiffle music on their first guitars as pre-teens, later basing their bands on the sound established by Belly and Muddy Waters in the Delta.
"I didn't know where Alabama was before Lead Belly, "explained Plant. "Instead of imitating sleazy American pop, we took from sleazy, greasy blues."
Plant and Krauss performed "Gallows Pole" at the Kennedy Center, from Zeppelin's largely acoustic third album. The solemn, earnest ballad was originally "The Gallis Pole," recorded by Lead Belly in 1939.
Grammy Award-winner Lucinda Williams sang "Rock Island Line," a popular skiffle hit by Lonnie Donegan, which Page, the founder of Zeppelin, has credited with being one of the reasons he picked up a guitar.
The song was first popularized by Belly in the 1940s.
Lead Belly's reach also extended to fellow Americans like Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, and Kurt Cobain, whose band, Nirvana, performed Belly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" on their final 1993 Unplugged show, although, as a black man, he was treated as a second class citizen in his own country.
Singer Josh White Jr. first met Lead Belly when he was a child, and reminded the audience of the discrimination he faced, even in the nation's capital.
When Lead Belly visited Washington in 1937, he and his wife encountered Jim Crow laws and were denied rooms at local hotels.
White sang "The Bourgeois Blues," a song written by Belly in response to his treatment.
Lead Belly died in 1949 of Lou Gehrig's disease. Within six months of his death, the classic "Goodnight Irene" was a number one hit.
Lead Belly was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, and was honored with a postal stamp ten years later.
His recordings are preserved by the Library of Congress.
The concert artists ended their tribute by singing "Irene" with members of his family onstage.


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It's been a long time coming for the Swedish painter Hilma af Klint. Born in 1862 in Stockholm, her works during the years leading up to and after the turn of the 20th Century marked an increasingly surreal departure from the studied realism of her peers, and into a state of abstraction the made her a leading voice in the development of the language and practice of modernism. Yet af Klint's work is also frequently held aside from her peers of the era, that is, until now, with an ambitious and thrilling Guggenheim exhibition aiming to put her work back into its proper historical and aesthetic context.
This survey of af Klint's work marks the first major solo exhibition in the United States devoted to the artist, offering an unprecedented opportunity to experience af Klint's long underappreciated artistic achievements. Organized by Tracey Bashkoff, Director of Collections and Senior Curator, with David Horowitz, Curatorial Assistant, it focuses in particular on the artist's breakthrough years, 1906–20, when she first began to produce nonobjective and stunningly imaginative paintings, creating a singular body of work that invites a reevaluation of modernism and its development. Moving through her work, and the radical departures of her pieces during and after 1906, the exhibition is a vivid breath of fresh air for viewers accustomed to the scholarly rhetoric of the Russian and French academics who would ultimately follow af Klint's model of painting. Wasily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian, and others would take similar strides to rid their own artwork of representational content, yet at the same time, would also take years to catch up to the pieces that af Klimt was making while artists like Kandinsky were still experimenting with the language of the Russian countryside.
The key perhaps lies in her embrace of the esoteric, and of the belief in a future still to come. Stipulating that her works were not to be shown until twenty years after her death, the artist seems to have an innate sense of historical progression, painting not for the discourse of her era, but rather for a future that has yet to emerge, and for a world of art that had yet to come into view.
Works like her first major group of largely nonobjective pieces, The Paintings for the Temple, grew directly out of her interest in theososphy, using the spiritualist practice as a medium to articulate mystical views of reality, and to project her own subjectivity into a space where her voice had joined with new spiritual truths and new visions of the universe. Stylistically diverse and challenging, they pull together biomorphic and geometric forms, expansive and intimate scales, and maximalist and reductivist approaches to composition and color. She imagined installing these works in a spiral temple, a note of particular intrigue given the winding walkways. It's an incisive note, and a fascinating point of entry for the exhibition, a reflection on just where the artist's works have landed in a future she sought to paint into reality, or perhaps a self she tried to paint into a possible future.
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The lack of a major hotel operator in the area has long been highlighted as an issue with pressure on available overnight rooms and a reliance on self-catering accommodation.
Concerns have been raised that Moray could be one of the worst-hit parts of Scotland in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic due to its reliance on the industry.
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"Moray Speyside is known for its warm welcome. It's understandable some are genuinely concerned about the impact of tourists returning here.
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Mr Piper described the timing of the launch of the new Visit Moray Speyside tourism business improvement district (TBid) during the crisis as "unfortunate" – but stressed there have been advantages too.
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"Having an organisation that can champion, collaborate and be a voice for all sizes of tourism business will help the recovery of the region"
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(1886) Lowell es un asteroide que forma parte del cinturón de asteroides y fue descubierto por Henry Lee Giclas desde el observatorio Lowell de Flagstaff, Estados Unidos, el 21 de junio de 1949.

Designación y nombre
Lowell fue designado inicialmente como .
Más adelante se nombró en honor del astrónomo estadounidense Percival Lowell (1855-1916).

Características orbitales
Lowell está situado a una distancia media del Sol de 2,626 ua, pudiendo alejarse hasta 3,042 ua. Tiene una inclinación orbital de 14,88° y una excentricidad de 0,1581. Emplea 1555 días en completar una órbita alrededor del Sol.

Véase también
 Lista de asteroides del (1801) al (1900)
 Cuerpos menores del Sistema Solar

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Objetos astronómicos descubiertos por Henry Lee Giclas
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Joshua Abalos (Crony, Wolf, Chair, Ensemble) This is Joshua's debut theatre production. He has been a fan of this film since he was a child. He is very excited to work with this cast and be a part of this production!
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Virginia Alexander (Mrs. Potts). Virginia has two brothers and sisters-in-law, Jim and Denise and Paul and Cindy. Her two amazing sons, Derek, and Ian Braddock, and "daughter-in-love" Kristen are her biggest fans! Virginia recently completed her Education Specialist Degree in Special Education from the University of West Georgia and teaches in Macon at Vineville Academy of the Arts. Virginia's past shows include Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Bonnie in Anything Goes, Ms. Hannigan and Lily St. Regis in Annie, Mrs. Boyle in Mousetrap, Sister Mary Hubert in Nunsense, Clairee in Steel Magnolias, and Mrs. Hubert in Secret Garden. Her favorite Disney memory is going to the movies to see Mary Poppins as a young girl, then listening to the album and singing the songs over and over! Virginia would like to thank Sylvia and Laura for giving her this opportunity to play one of her favorite Disney characters and her family for always loving and supporting her!
Karleigh Andrieux
Karleigh Andrieux (Lady with cane, wolf, fork, Ensemble) is the daughter of Randy and Kristy, sister to Brooke and Micah(fellow cast mate and wolf) and the most blessed wife to Ryan. She works at the OrthoGA surgery center as an anesthesia and orthopedic technologist. Although Toy Story was my first movie theater experience and obsession as a kid, Beauty and the Beast is my favorite Disney story as an overgrown kid. This stage holds some of my favorite theater memories including: my first show, Hotbed Hotel, my first musical, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and my favorite straight play performance, Bernice in The Scarlett Girls." Soli Deo gloria!
Rebecca Avant
Rebecca Avant (Laundry Lady, Spoon, Ensemble) Rebecca is the wife of Matt Avant, mother of EJ and Michael, bonus mom to Madison and Best Grandmother Ever (BGE) to Natalia. She is currently a stay-at-home mom but is also attending school to become a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer. This is the first show Rebecca has ever been in and she is excited to be sharing the stage with her niece, Riley Gallagher. Rebecca's first Disney memory is jumping off the couch holding an open umbrella to try to fly like Mary Poppins. She would like to dedicate her performance to her Beauty and the Beast obsessed 5-year-old son, EJ. Don't let anyone dull your sparkle, my sweet boy!
Jimmy Bramble
Jimmy Bramble (Bookseller, Ensemble) is married with two children and a granddaughter. He enjoys many different creative pursuits including painting, writing, and baking. This will be his second show at MLT. Some of his credits include Carrie, Little Shop of Horrors, Harvey, and Inherent the Wind. He would like to thank Sylvia for this opportunity and looks forward to working more with MLT.
Annabelle Branch
Annabelle Branch (Sausage Curl Lady/Fork, Ensemble) This is Annabelle's third show at MLT. She was previously in Little Shop of Horrors and Legally Blonde. Most of Annabelle's stage experience comes from her 15+ years of dancing. Annabelle is from Tifton, GA, went to Mercer, and is now an accountant living in Macon. She wants to thank her friends and family for coming to the show!
Jake Breeden
Jake Breeden (Crony, Tavern Master, Chair, Ensemble): Jake is relatively new to Macon. He just finished performing as Mr. Stephens in Carrie the Musical at MLT. His other theatre experience took place in Pensacola, FL which includes The Hobbit, Treasure Island, Rocky Horror, and The Velveteen Rabbit. This show has been on his bucket list, and he couldn't be more excited to be a part of it!
Alicia Brown
Alicia Brown (Villager, Wolf, Spoon, Ensemble) Alicia is the child of Jennifer and Christopher Brown. Alicia attends Central High School as a senior and plans on going to Columbus State University to pursue a BFA in Design/Technology. Shows that they have recently been seen in include Spongebob: The Musical as a part of the Ensemble, and Carrie: The Musical as a part of the Ensemble. Alicia's first Disney memory is watching Cinderella with their mom and being scared of the Stepmother. They hope to work tech for many more shows around Macon, as well as possibly performing in some. They thank all of you for coming to see the show and giving them, as well as the rest of the cast, the chance to perform this classic!
Joshua Bryant
Joshua Bryant (The Candlemaker, Ensemble) This show is officially Joshua's third musical, and it's his first time working with Macon Little Theater. He adds that it's been such a ride working on this show. Joshua says the director, the music teacher, and the cast have all been so awesome to work with. Being a part of this takes him back to those younger days when his little sister, Sarah, adored Beauty and the Beast. Belle was her absolute favorite Disney princess, and she would wear her Bell costume with pride. Joshua still recalls the days when he and his sister as toddlers, would do some ballroom dancing for their mom. He remembers that Sarah wore her Belle dress, and he wore a suit. They put on quite a show.
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Gracie Childers (Silly Girl/Napkin, Ensemble) Gracie is so excited to be sharing the stage with her best friends in this show! A former Walt Disney World Cast Member herself, she is elated to continue spreading the Disney magic to her hometown. She was last seen on the MLT stage as Carrie in Carrie: The Musical and Judy in 9 to 5. Many thanks to her family and friends for always supporting her.
Heather Coy
Heather Coy (Belle) is thrilled to be appearing on the MLT stage for the first time. She is the art teacher at Northside High School and spends her weekends making magic running her party Princess Company, Snow Princesses. Previous credits include Shrek (Gingy), Ragtime (Evelyn Nesbit), The Addams Family (Morticia), and The Wizard of Oz (Glinda). Heather's first Disney memory is making her mother film her singing "Part of your World" over and over again as a child. Heather would like to thank her friends and family for all of their love and support.
Cullen Cummings
Cullen Cummings (Butcher, Chair, Ensemble) Cullen is the son/Stepson of Cassandra and James Workman, as well as Kc and Janet Cummings. He is currently a student at Valdosta State University and works as a runner for Martin Snow LLC in Macon. Cullen Has been acting since 5th grade and has most recently acted in the roles of Junior Clause in Holly Jolly Folly at Warner Robins little theatre, as well as Samuel Chase in 1776 Perry Players. Cullen has grown up with Disney in his life for almost as long as he can remember, specifically growing up being read Winne the Pooh as a young child. Lastly, Cullen would like to thank his high school theater teacher Andrew Strickland for teaching him and helping him discover this show opportunity, Tyler Bryant for getting him back into theater in 2021, and lastly, he wants to thank everyone who came for supporting community theater!
Harmoni Elliott
Harmoni Elliott (Pickpocket , spoon , Ensemble) Harmoni is the daughter of Cindi Skinner-Hatcher and a friend and sibling to many other people in her life. She's a freshman at Tattnall Square Academy (go Trojans!) Her past shows include playing Marmee in Little Women, Josie Pye in Anne of Green Gables, and Michael Wormwood in Matilda. Her first Disney memory is getting to see Disney on Ice in Atlanta when she was five years old. Another one is going to Disney Orlando and getting to see all of the characters when she was six years old. Harmoni has been doing theatre since she was three years old and simply wouldn't have it any other way! She wishes a break a leg and a nice cup of tea to her fellow castmates!
Elinor Fenimore
Elinor Fenimore (Babette, Ensemble) is the 18-year-old daughter of Rob and Monica Fenimore. She is a senior at Stratford Academy and is heavily involved in the drama department as Drama Club and Thespian President. She is currently in rehearsals for Stratford's Winter Musical, Mamma Mia, where she will play Sophie Sheridan. Although she has been performing on the MLT Stage since the age of 4, she was most recently seen as Margot in Legally Blonde and Norma in Carrie, The Musical. Elinor's first Disney memory is running up to any rock she saw as a child to sing "Part of Your World." Elinor is grateful for another opportunity to perform alongside some of her best friends and she hopes you enjoy the show!
Ben Fowler
Ben Fowler (Baker, Stanley, Salt & Pepper, Ensemble) Ben is no stranger to the stage, yet this is his first time acting at MLT. He is a graduate from Liberty University with a Bachelor's in Psychology with a minor in Theatre Arts. He currently works as an RBT at Chancelight Behavioral Health. Some of Ben's past performances include Les Miserables at York Little Theatre (Thenardier), Jonah at Sight and Sound (Ensemble), Beauty & The Beast at Red Land Community Theater (Lefou) and working at Hershey Trolley Works with Hershey's Chocolate World (Various Roles). Ben's earliest Disney memory would be watching his favorite Disney Princess, Kuzco, on his VHS copy of Emperor's New Groove as a kid. Ben would like to thank his family and friends for supporting him and hopes you enjoy the show!
Sheniqua Freeman
Sheniqua Freeman (Aristocratic Lady, Fork in the castle, Villager) Family Info: Wife of Macon Bibb fire Sgt. Bernard Freeman Jr. and mother of LeVaughn Scott. She has three dogs, one of which played Bruiser this Summer in MLT's production of Legally Blonde. She has a bachelor's in criminal justice with a minor in Political Science from Fort Valley State University. Here at MLT some of her roles include Ronette in Little Shop of Horrors and the Sugar Plum Fairy in Shrek. Sheniqua's first Disney memory is watching the Rescuers with her younger sister over and over for months. She hopes you enjoy the show and would like to thank you all for coming.
Riley Gallagher
Riley Gallagher (Cheese seller, flower arrangement, Ensemble) is very excited to be a part of one of her favorite Disney productions! Riley is the 15-year-old daughter of Laurie and Steven Gallagher; she attends Crawford County High School where she is a sophomore. She enjoys playing the trumpet in the band and spinning a flag with her favorite color guard team. She's been previously seen on stage at MLT in Anne of Green Gables and Legally Blonde. Her first Disney memory is sitting on the couch brushing her hair while watching Tangled, only hoping for her hair to be as long as Rapunzel's. She wishes a great showing for both the audience and her fellow cast members!
Holly Goodman
Holly Goodman (Silly Girl, Napkin, Ensemble) is a nurse practitioner specialized in the field of cardiology. In her free time, she loves running, working out, and playing with the coolest nephews and nieces in the world. Holly has been performing since she was 7, some of her favorite roles include Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, Esmeralda in Hunchback of Notre Dame, Cosette in Les Miserables, Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins, and Laurey in Oklahoma. Holly has been in love with theatre forever, first appearing onstage before she was even born! Her first professional musical experience was watching "Beauty and the Beast" as a 4-year-old girl with big dreams. Holly is so grateful she got to be part of this group! She would like to thank her amazing family, and Sylvia and Laura for all their support and encouragement!
Anna Graves
Anna Graves (School Girl, Flower, Ensemble) Anna is the daughter of Laura and Tim Graves and sister of Andy and Kate Graves. She also has three cats, Snowflake, Holly, and Zuko. Anna is a student at Academy for Classical Education, where her One Act class recently won state competition. Anna has been in many shows at MLT including Shrek, Matilda, Anne of Green Gables, and, most recently, Legally Blonde. Her first Disney memory is dressing up as Belle for Halloween when she was 6-year-old. She is very excited to be a part of this incredible cast and amazing show.
Sterling Gray Grisamore
Sterling Gray Grisamore (Chip or Villager/Sultan) Sterling Gray is the daughter of Grant and Summer Sterling Grisamore and sister to Brewer, Ginny Pope and Bennett Grisamore. She is in the 2nd grade at Stratford Academy, where she was bit by the theater bug! Past shows include Sally in Frank N. Stein for Class President, Little Anna in Frozen, Jr as well as part of the Ensemble for Shrek, the Musical. She will also be performing as Julia in MLT Kids upcoming show Angels "R" Us. Sterling Gray's first Disney memory is dressing up as Belle at her princess themed 4th birthday party. She loves to read, dance, sing and act, and is super excited for her first mainstage performance at MLT!
Cassidy Hall
Cassidy Hall (Silly Girl, Napkin, Ensemble) Cassidy Hall is 20 years old and the daughter of Thurman and Holly Hall. This is Cassidy's 3rd time being in this show, and her 2nd time doing it here at MLT with Ms. Haynie and Ms. Voss! Her most recent MLT credits include Chris in Carrie, Vivienne in Legally Blonde, Violet in 9 to 5, and Ensemble in Little Shop of Horrors and Songs for a New World. She is so glad that she was able to share this experience with some of her best friends!
Ashlee Haynie
Ashlee Haynie (Lady with a Baby, Flower Arrangement, Ensemble) is excited to be back in Beauty and the Beast for the second time, this time with her daughter Lumi & sister Kaley! It was the first show she ever did at MLT back in 2007 (shoutout to Kaitlin & Colby) and has had a special place in her heart ever since. It's only fitting that Lumi also makes her stage debut in the same production. More recently, you may have seen her as Ms. Gardner in Carrie the Musical, Elle's mom in Legally Blonde, the Unexpected Cop in Clue, and in the Ensemble of Songs for a New World. Her earliest Disney memory is playing in her seat when her parents took her to see Snow White at the movie theatre and when she turned around backwards, a woman behind her playfully shushed her. Much love to the Gilmer/Jordan/Haynie fam.
Luminara Haynie
Luminara Haynie (Baby with a Lady) has no clue what's going on, but she's having fun. This is her first time onstage outside of the womb, though you may have seen her chilling in her mama's belly during Clue & Songs for a New World. You can also often find her working the box office before performances with her aunt Kaley or her dad. Her only Disney experience so far is watching Bluey with her mom. Thank you to Dammaw & Nanny for casting her and thank you to Grams, Mamaday, Carla, Wap-Wap, Ba, and all her aunts and uncles for supporting her.
Tim Hinojosa
Tim Hinojosa (Gaston) Tim is thrilled to be returning to MLT where he was last seen as Clopin in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Previous credits include Urinetown (Cladwell) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Pseudolus) at Westminster College, The Last Five Years (Jamie) at the Birdhouse Theatre, COMPANY! (Bobby) and Avenue Q (Princeton) under Jim Crisp at Theatre Macon, Something Rotten (Nick Bottom), and A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder (Monty Navarro). For Tim, it was seeing a production of Beauty and the Beast on the West End nearly 25 years ago that launched his love of Theatre, so he is beyond grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this production. "Thank you to Sylvia, Laura, and JP for your leadership and professionalism on this project. And, thank you to my close friends and family for their unwavering support. I wouldn't be here without you."
Kanon Hinson
Kanon Layne Hinson (Fruit seller, wolf, spoon, Ensemble) Kanon is the daughter of Ms. Kris Cannon and Mrs. Susan Akins. She is currently a senior at Stratford Academy and is planning to go to college to study astrophysics. She is also a longtime teammate of Swim Macon Aquatic Center. Past shows include playing Alice in Carrie the Musical, Evie in Descendants, and Elsa in Frozen, Jr. Kanon has only been performing for eight months, but is so happy to find herself in yet another Disney musical.
Alan Jaenz
Alan Jaenz (Prince, Gargoyle, Knife, Villager) Alan is the son of Nestor and Holly Jaenz, brother to Evan, Lillian, and Linda Jaenz, and Keeper of 2 beautiful pit bulls and 1 purrfect cat. He is also currently a senior at Houston County High School. Alan has been doing shows here at MLT constantly for roughly a year now, being a part of the ensemble for 9-5, Little Shop of Horrors, and Legally Blonde, but more recently appearing as Michelle the Conductor in Murder on the Orient Express and as Freddy in Carrie. Alan's first Disney memory was watching The Sword in the Stone on repeat for months as a child. He can't wait for you to enjoy the show!
Evan Jaenz
Evan Jaenz (Villager/Broom, Ensemble) is the son of Nestor and Holly Jaenz who has one brother (also in the cast) and two younger sisters. He has several MLT credits including Disney's Descendants.
Mandy Johnson
Mandy Johnson (Marie the Baker's Wife, Wolf, Flatware, Ensemble) Mandy is the daughter of James and Wendy Johnson and the sister of Claudia Johnson (makeup extraordinaire). She is a recent Graduate of Wesleyan College with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. In college her past roles included: Charlotte Corday in The Revolutionists, Detective Harold Who in WhoYouMeSomeone, and Kitty in Bedtime. Her first Disney memory is never wanting to grow up just like Peter Pan, and even though she has aged, she believes she's been successful. Mandy hopes with all her heart that you enjoy the show and show your love to this theater and all the theaters around!
Kaley Jordan
Kaley Jordan (Flower Seller, Flower Arrangement, Ensemble) is a full-time nanny & a part-time photographer, and she has enjoyed being back at MLT. The last time she was on MLT's stage was as a Delta Nu in the Greek chorus of Legally Blonde in 2014. She loves going to Disney World and one of her favorite memories is visiting Toy Story Land for the first time. Kaley has loved meeting so many new people, making new friends, and having so many family moments with her sister Ashlee & her niece Lumi.
Steven Little
Steven Little (Beast) Steven started his acting career in 2009 where he acted in a Folgers coffee commercial, where he also wrote the commercial jingle. Right then, he realized that acting was his thing. In 2012 and 2013 he won the Fox24 local news talent show Macon Idol and went on to perform live at intermission of American idol finale in California. Loving the stage life, he then created his own stage play production company, Jean Porter Legacy Production's. Which is named after his late mother. He has put on 10 stage play productions with 7 of the 10 being sellouts. He has his biggest production yet coming spring of 2023.
Rylie McIlrath
Rylie McIlrath (Seamstress, Flower, Ensemble) Rylie is the daughter of Joshua Mcilrath and Sandy Bailey. She is also the oldest of six siblings. This is her first show with Macon Little Theatre and couldn't be more excited to be part of this amazing story. Rylie's first Disney memory is watching Aladdin on repeat as this was her favorite Disney movie. She can't wait for you to be emerged in this amazing tale of love and hopes you enjoy the show. She would also like to so say thank you for the opportunity and "break a leg" to the most amazing cast.
Jahi Mendes
Jahi Mendes (Tom, Fork, Fight Double, Ensemble) Jahi is an English teacher at Central High School and is finishing his Masters in Technical Writing. He has performed in multiple shows at both MLT and Theatre Macon. Jahi's first Disney memory was watching Winnie the Pooh and dreaming of one day being Tigger's best friend. Hopefully, that day can still come.
Declan Myers
Declan Myers (Shepherd and Gaston's Guy Dick, Ensemble) Declan is the son of Daniel and Jennifer Myers and brother to Betsy Myers. Declan is a Junior at First Presbyterian Day School. His favorite Disney memory would have to be his very first show playing Cruella's henchman Horace in 101 Dalmatians in 2nd grade which started his love of theatre! Some of his favorite past performances are Eugene in Brighton Beach Memoirs, Tom Snout in Something Rotten! and most recently the Clown in Elephant's Graveyard. Thank you to Mrs. Haynie, Mrs. Voss and the amazing cast and crew of Beauty and the Beast!
Abbie Paris
Abbie Paris (Madame de le Grande Bouche) Abbie is the daughter of Nathan and Sarah Paris, sister of Jack and Olivia, and dog mom to sweet Missy. Abbie is a graduate of Mercer's Townsend School of Music where she studied voice with Marie Roberts, sang with the Mercer Singers, and performed with the Mercer Opera. Most recently, you might have seen Abbie as the Soprano Soloist in Handel's Messiah with the Mercer University Choir or Despina in Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte, Goldilocks in The Tale of Goldilocks, and/or Kate in Pirates of Penzance with Mercer Opera. This "tale as old as time" holds a special place in Abbie's heart, and she is excited to share this enchanted tale with you today. To her castmates, a big "CHEERS" and thank you!
Mikaela Pavin
Mikaela Pavin (Silly Girl, Napkin, Ensemble) Mikaela is a graduate of Mercer University and has her bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. She currently teaches in Bibb County as a special education teacher in inclusion pre-k and kindergarten. Past shows at MLT include Trip to Bountiful and Ragtime. As someone who has been silly and singing Disney songs her whole life, she is thrilled at the opportunity to do it on stage with such a wonderful and talented cast. She would like to thank her family and friends for all their support.
Kacy Polk
Kacy Polk (Lady with Cane, Wolf, Spoon, Villager, Ensemble) is a daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, aunt, cousin, and friend! She holds a bachelor's degree in Theatre from Covenant College, and her previous work with MLT includes Cecily Pigeon in The Odd Couple, and Liz Vandiver in The Scarlett Girls. She's also appeared in Covenant College's production of On the Verge as Mary Baltimore, and the Warner Robins Little Theatre production of Steel Magnolias as Annelle. Her first Disney memory is watching Snow White and the Seven Dwarves for the first time and being traumatized by the Evil Queen as the Witch! (In fact, she was traumatized by many Disney villains as a child-she still has nightmares about Ursula! But she loves Disney nonetheless!) Thanks for coming to see our show! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and God bless! Ephesians 3:16-19
Chas Pridgen
Chas Pridgen (Lumiere) is a graduate of Mercer University, where he obtained a degree in Theatre and Journalism. He currently works at the Grand Opera House downtown as the Director of Patron Services and Rentals. Some of his favorite credits include Jenny in Company, the Emcee in Cabaret, and Chuck in Footloose. It's a very well-rounded resume. Chas controversially doesn't like Disneyworld because it honestly just stresses him out and he isn't built for that much walking. Enjoy zee show!
Robert Rosengart
Robert Rosengart (Cogsworth) A recently retired Radiologist, Robert is married to his wife, Theresa (30 years!) and is father to their now adult son, Marc. Fun fact: Marc was cast as Chip when Beauty and the Beast was last performed years ago on the MLT stage and now that "Chip" is 25 years old! Some of Robert's favorites roles are playing Scrooge in Scrooge, The Musical, the Lion in The Wizard of Oz, FDR in Annie, and the Chairman in The Mystery of Edwin Drood. He also enjoys acting in the annual Spirits of October benefit for the Macon's Riverside Cemetery Conservancy bringing local historical figures and other fascinating "locals" to life. Robert's favorite Disney childhood memory is the special effects at the Haunted Mansion ride at the Magic Kingdom. In keeping with his love of all things haunted, an early job was being a DeeJay at a radio station, where his on-air moniker was of course...the Ghost Host! He also enjoys rooting for his alma mater...GO DAWGS!
Ella Smith
Ella Smith (Bird seller, Mop, Ensemble) Ella is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and sister to David Smith. She is currently a junior at Central High School. This is her first show at MLT. Although she has played witch in Hansel and Gretal, Nehebka in AIDA to name a few. Ella's first Disney memory is interchangeable as her childhood was filled with Disney's wonder and magic. She also wishes her fellow cast castmates to "break-a-leg"
Gabrielle Sowell
Gabrielle Sowell (silly girl/napkin) is excited to be a part of this production of Beauty and The Beast. This is her third time doing this show and by far her favorite, she is so thankful for the cast she has gotten to know and work with. Gabrielle is the 19-year-old daughter of Deirdre and Randy Sowell and sister to Jared and Andrea and she would like to express gratitude to them for the endless love and support. Ever since her first time doing Beauty and The Beast, nearly ten years ago, she wanted to be a silly girl or a napkin at least once and she is beyond excited to finally live out two dream roles at once with some of her closest friends. She is so excited to for people to see this show and she hopes audiences are just as excited.
DJ Spires
DJ Spires (Egg Seller, Chair, Ensemble) DJ lives as an only child with his mom, Mary, and stepdad, Kyle, and as the dreaded Middle Child with his dad, Dallas, and stepmom, Jess. He is his cat Vader's and his dog Kilik's favorite human, much to the chagrin of his mother who thinks that they are her pets. DJ is a freshman at First Presbyterian Day School and started his theatre career there, where he has played roles including The Cheshire Cat in Alice's Adventures with Poorly Cooked Cafeteria Seafood, Beast (Disney's Descendants), and Gaston's Cronie in their production of Beauty and the Beast. His favorite Disney memory is flying the Millennium Falcon on a Disney Cruise when he was 10. He also enjoyed eating escargot on the cruise but didn't even try the Grey Stuff. He looks forward to one day trying the Grey Stuff.
Melody Tyner
Melody Tyner (Butcher's Wife, Fork, Ensemble) Melody Tyner is the daughter of Dan and Carol Tyner and big sister to Judson and Tucker. She is a senior at the Academy for Classical Education and participates in the chorus, band, and marching band. Melody has been in many shows here at Macon Little Theatre, some of her recent roles being Diana Barry in Anne of Green Gables, Fairy Godmother in Descendants, and was in the Ensemble in Legally Blonde. Melody absolutely loves all things Disney, so she is excited and thankful to be a part of this show!
Tyler Vaughan
Tyler Vaughan (Lefou) Tyler is the son of Suzie Oliver and Grandson of Brad and Gail Oliver. He graduated from Berry College with his B.S. in psychology and is currently a 4th year medical student at Mercer School of Medicine. He has performed other roles at MLT such as Billy in Carrie and various characters in Legally Blonde. Tyler would like to thank each of you for supporting MLT and he hopes you enjoy the show!
Elliott Wall
Elliott Wall (Maurice) Elliott is a music therapist practicing at The Medical Center Atrium here in Macon, and has been performing at every level for the past 30 years. Past shows include playing Matthew Cuthbert in Anne of Green Gables, Mr. Mushnik in Little Shop of Horrors, and Mayor Josiah Dobbs in Bright Star. Elliott would like to thank this fantastic cast and crew, Sylvia & Laura, his wife Sheree' and daughter Lorelai for continuing to allow him to explore and expand his love of the stage.
Abigail Watson
Abigail May Watson (Enchantress, Coatrack, Villager, Ensemble) Abigail is the 15 y/o daughter of Lewis and Amy Watson. Abigail is a homeschooled sophomore in high school and has been participating in theatre for over five years. Most recently you would have seen her on the MLT stage as Frieda in Carrie the Musical. You may have also seen her in 13 Jr and White Christmas, both at Theatre Macon. Abigail's first Disney memory was getting to play Young Anna in Frozen Jr at both MLT and TM.
Matthew Watson
Matthew Watson (Chip or Villager/Sultan)
Matthew is the 9-year-old son to Lewis and Amy Watson. He loves chess, reading, and playing outside with his siblings. Even though he is making his theatre debut in this show, he's not new to the stage. He's been a student at The Madison Studio for 3 years and was most recently the Prince in the ballet, Coppelia. He's enjoyed being in a show with his big sister, Abigail. "Thank you, Ms. Haynie and Ms. Voss, for letting me be a part of this musical!"
Micah Woodard
Micah Woodard (Crony, Wolf, Knife, Monsieur D'Arque, Ensemble) Micah is the son of Randy and Kristy Woodard and brother to Brooke (Jack) Henson and Karleigh (Ryan) Andrieux. Micah is a real estate agent with Soneva Real Estate, teaches piano at Mikado Academy of Music, and a pianist at Tattnall Square Baptist Church. He is excited to return to the stage after his first and only show at Macon Little Theatre, Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is a longtime fan of Disney classics and is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this production. Please, be our guest and enjoy the show!
Sylvia Haynie
Sylvia Haynie (DIRECTOR) has been so proud of the many shows, both mainstage and youth-oriented that she and wife, Laura Voss have been able to direct for Macon Little Theatre. Sylvia's parents were huge supporters of theatre and directors in their own right in Hawkinsville, Georgia. So, it's no surprise that both her children (JP Haynie & F. Haynie) have followed along with careers in the theatre arts. JP (MLT's Artistic Director) and his wife Ashlee actually met because Sylvia had directed Ashlee in several shows (including the 2007 production of BEAUTY and the BEAST) and thought she might be the perfect daughter-in-law! Now Ashlee and JP have a beautiful daughter of their own, Lumi, who will be making her acting debut in her Nanny, Laura and Dammaw, Sylvia's big show. And what Disney memory could be better than that?
Laura Voss
Laura Voss (MUSIC DIRECTOR) is thrilled to again be sharing the directing chores with her wife, Sylvia Haynie, and collaborating with her son, JP who designed the set, lights, special effects and serves as MLT Artistic Director. She's also pleased to be working with such a talented cast and loves the energy and sound they bring to this production. She and Sylvia have co-owned the Academy of the Performing Arts since 2004 and recently directed MLT's summer blockbuster, Legally Blonde alongside choreographer Jenny Morris. Together with Haynie, Laura co-directed Disney's Descendants back in June, which was the seventeenth summer MLT Kids Camp collaboration with the APA. Ms. Voss recently retired after being a band director for 39 years and plans to spend more time with her beautiful granddaughter, Lumi (who is appearing as Baby with a Lady in this show.) Sharing the stage with her talented mom, Ashlee. Laura grew up in central Florida and visited Disney World as often as possible while growing up. Her most special Disney memory was getting to take the Haunted Mansion Ride at age 11 - all by herself (literally as the only person on the ride) way back in the first days after the park opened in 1971.
JP Haynie (Artistic Director MLT)
This is JP's second full season as Artistic Director here at MLT. JP graduated from Stratford Academy and Mercer (here in Macon) and has a master's degree from UCF. Select credits include Film/tv: Men in Black III, The Good Wife, Boardwalk Empire, New York: Cat Gets Credit Card, Kriep, Regional: Thin Air Theatre Company, Canterbury Theatre, American Family Theatre, Seaside Music Theatre. After 10 years of working in New York as an actor, JP returned to Macon in 2019 to start a family with his wife Ashlee. They welcomed their daughter Lumi in January of 2022 and cannot wait to get her on the same stage where her dad grew up.
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Can you really save the planet while saving money? With greenhouse gases reaching levels not seen in millions of years, and calls from scientists to rename global warming "global heating" to reflect the rate at which our planet is heating up, it's safe to say that more and more people are thinking about saving the planet. So, we looked into four easy ways that you can help keep the planet and your bank balance healthy this year.
First up on the list of ways to save the planet while saving money is this time-tested thrifty technique: shopping for secondhand clothes.
Did you know that, according to the World Resources Institute, we're buying 60% more clothing every year than we were at the turn of the millenium. And not only that, but we're getting rid of them twice as quickly too.
And this fast fashion is bad for the planet. Really bad.
If you didn't catch the BBC Three Stacey Dooley documentary on fast fashion, here's a clip that shows just how much of an environmental impact clothing has. The whole documentary is well worth watching, by the way.
Cutting down on how much new clothing you buy can have a huge effect on the planet, saving water, preventing exploitation and the production of greenhouse gases.
But shopping second hand doesn't have to mean not looking your best. Second hand clothing isn't just checking about your local charity shops for a bargain, it can also mean shopping for vintage pieces on ASOS Marketplace or buying clothing that's in good condition from eBay.
If you really want to go green, donating your clothes or selling them online is a great way to help the planet too — it keeps them in use, rather than in a landfill somewhere.
You probably saw this in the news when Starbucks introduced their 5p fee for using a takeaway cup for your morning pick-me-up, but takeaway cups are really bad for the environment. In fact, the government is considering the introduction of a 25p "latte levy" on all disposable coffee cups.
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The March 18-20 weekend marked the two-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. At least 765 towns and cities, in all 50 states, held antiwar actions. Last week's PWW reported from a national action in Fayetteville, N.C., and other cities. Here are a few more reports.
Marching, banging homemade drums and chanting slogans, Service Employees International Union Local 73 members from Gary, Ind., along with Steelworkers, joined several hundred people from around the Midwest in an Indianapolis rally demanding an end to the war in Iraq.
In Ft. Worth, Texas, state Rep. Lon Burnam was among the protesters. Burnam has recently sponsored a minimum wage increase and backed a coalition supporting the United Farm Workers within the Texas House. About 100 people took part in the action.
On March 19 in Baltimore, protesters marched for two miles from St. Peter Claver Church to a U.S. Navy recruiting station.
Veterans for Peace organizer John Oliver pointed out that St. Peter Claver Church was where the late Rev. Philip Berrigan organized protests against the Vietnam War. The banner carried in the march saying, "They shall beat their swords into plowshares," was sewn from Berrigan's clothing.
Despite pouring rain, more than 300 people turned out in Tucson, Ariz., March 19 for a march to local military recruiting office. There were also actions in Phoenix, Tempe, Flagstaff, Bisbee and Prescott.
Also on March 19, in New York City, two dozen antiwar groups organized demonstrations at recruitment centers in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
By 10 a.m., more than 1,000 demonstrators had gathered in Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem, while about 350 arrived at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, across from the United Nations.
Bound for the Times Square Army Recruitment Center, the marchers carried cardboard coffins to honor the American military personnel killed in Iraq and Iraqi casualties.
Eric Brooks, Margaret Baldridge, Joyce Wheeler, Roberto Botello, Jim Lane and C.F. Niles contributed to these briefs.


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Best Ways to Spend July 4th In and Around Milwaukee
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From fireworks displays to parades, there's no shortage of fun, festive events happening in and around Milwaukee in celebration of this Fourth of July! Here's a look at some of the events happening around town this year:
Lake Park (3233 E. Kenwood Blvd.) – Lake Park will host two parades. One will leave from Maryland Avenue Montessori School and the other from Harford University School. Both will begin at 9 a.m. and end at Lake Park where ice cream, games, talent shows and more can be enjoyed until noon. Later in the day, there will also be music at the lakefront from 8 to 9:15 p.m. when a fireworks display is scheduled to go off.
Gordon Park (2828 N. Humboldt Blvd.) – All throughout the day, Gordon Park will host patriotic festivities for the whole family. Following a parade at 11 a.m. that will leave from St. Mary's Casimir at 2600 N. Bremen St., and end in the park, there will be all kinds of family-friendly activities including arts and crafts. There will also be live shows with performances by Roxie Beane and the Bratz MKE Dance Team, among others. Events will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Then a fireworks display is set for 9:15 p.m.
Alcott Park (3751 S. 97th St.) – The Fourth of July parade starts at 9:45 a.m. at 3575 S. 88th St. and will end at Alcott Park where family festivities include a flag-raising ceremony and kids' crafts. There will also be a balloon clown to entertain from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Rounding out a day of fun at Alcott Park is their Fourth of July fireworks display set for 9:15 p.m.
Enderis Playfield (2978 N. 72nd St.) – A parade will begin at 8:30 a.m. from Mother of Good Counsel Church on 6924 W. Lisbon Ave. and end in Enderis Playfield. A flag ceremony will follow at 9:15 a.m. Other activities taking place from 9 a.m. to noon include an Americana-themed trivia quiz, a singalong, a watermelon eating contest, and a water balloon contest.
Humboldt Park (3000 S. Howell Ave.) – Kickoff the Fourth with a parade at 9 a.m. starting at South Kinnickinnic Avenue and East Linus Street, ending at the park. Then enjoy a day filled with all kinds of activities including baseball games, a doughnut eating contest, a talent show, a concert, and a fireworks celebration at 9:15 p.m.
Jackson Park (3500 W. Forest Home Ave.) – Festivities begin with a parade at 8:30 a.m. starting in the St. Gregory parking lot at 60th Street and Oklahoma Avenue and ending in the park. The parade will be followed by a flag-raising ceremony and lots of family-friendly games from 9 to 11 a.m. Then, there will be a firework show at 9:15 p.m. in the park.
Wilson Park (1601 W. Howard Ave.) – Fourth festivities begin at 9 a.m. with a parade at Wilson Park, followed by ice cream, a DJ, arts and crafts, games, and all kinds of other exciting events in the park including a performance by the Milwaukee Flyers. The night will wrap up with fireworks at 9:15 p.m.
This year, get your red, white, and blue pride on with your friends and neighbors all across the Milwaukee area. Come out and celebrate The Fourth at one of these exciting events, as we salute our great nation.
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1880 Rare Victorian Book - POEMS by THOMAS HOOD with Illustrations by William Small.
Author: Thomas Hood. (William Small, illustrator).
Title: POEMS by Thomas Hood with Illustrations.
Publisher: London, George Routledge and Sons, no date (circa 1880).
Language: Text in English.
Size: 7.5 "X 5.5 " .
Pages: viii-478 pages.
Binding: Attractive and very good, near fine Victorian decorated full cloth binding (hinges fine, overall slightly worn and scuffed - as shown) under a protective removable mylar cover. All edges gilt. A rare find in such a great condition and beautiful binding!
Content: Very good content (bright, tight, and clean, light foxing and staining mainly on preliminary pages - as shown, name of a previous 1880 owner on the second blank - as shown).
Illustrations: Complete with the frontispiece and 5 nice full-page illustrations by William Small.
The book: Beautiful 19th century illustrated edition of Thomas Hood's Poems.
The author: Thomas Hood (23 May 1799 – 3 May 1845) was an English poet, author and humorist, best known for poems such as "The Bridge of Sighs" and "The Song of the Shirt". Hood wrote regularly for The London Magazine, Athenaeum, and Punch. He later published a magazine largely consisting of his own works. Hood, never robust, had lapsed into invalidism by the age of 41 and died at the age of 45. William Michael Rossetti in 1903 called him "the finest English poet" between the generations of Shelley and Tennyson. Hood was the father of the playwright and humorist Tom Hood (1835–1874) and the children's writer Frances Freeling Broderip (1830–1878).
The illustrator: William Small (1843-1929) was a British painter and illustrator of Scottish origin. Born in Edinburgh, on 27 May 1843, he later worked in that city as hack-artist designing illustrations of bedsteads and gas brackets. He trained at the Royal Scottish Academy and moved to London in 1865, where he quickly established himself as a versatile painter and illustrator. In his paintings, he was mainly concerned with rustic themes, and some of his later work embodies a journalistic representation of the sufferings of the poor. Painted in the social realist style of Herkomer and Bastien-Lepage, these paintings are still collected. However, he has always been principally known as an illustrator whose work bore comparison with the best of his contemporaries.
1880 Rare Victorian Book - POEMS by THOMAS HOOD with Illustrations by William Small. Price List


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WnyHSAA
Wellsville New York High School Alumni Association
We Remember Faculty and Staff
National Honor Society Scrapbook #1
THE ALUMNI BOARD
1943 Wellsville High School Undefeated/Untied Football Team
2002 Fame Induction
Catalogue of the Public Schools Wellsville NY 1901 1902
Willing School District #5
1928 Dedication of the New High School
Cheers and Songs Book
1954 School Consolidation
Brooklyn School
Martin Street School
Washington School
Hanover Street School
1982 First Annual Booklet
2005 Alumni Weekend
2014 Annual Banquet
50+ ALUMNI
2017 Annual 50+ Luncheon Photos
50+ Luncheons 2006 and before
2008 50+ Luncheon
CLASS_PAGES
"Little Women" 1939
The Royal Masque Club 1939
Commencement Program
1940 Scrapbook
1941 Senior Handbook
Class of 1942 Scrapbook
Class of '43 40th Reunion Book
1945 50 Year Book
Our Songs
Junior Play
Sharon Ash's Scrapbook
Candid Photos from Class of '58s 50th Reunion
Senior Play
50th Reunion Book
'58 Reunion 2008
1960 45th Reunion Book
1960 50th Reunion Memory Book
Class of 1963 50th Year "Reflections"
Linda's Page for the Class of 1967
1967 50th Reunion Photos – album 1
2017 Class of 1967 50th Class Reunion video #2
2017 Class of 1967 50th Reunion video #1
50th Class Reunion for the Class of 1967 – album 2
Class of 1967 50+ Reunion Book
Class of 1967 Reunion Photos
Class of '69 2014 Party
June 26, 2009 40th Reunion
Leslie Newland Thomas Memorial Scholarship
Grade 4 1994-1995
Baccalaureate
Scholarship and Award Night
Scholarship and Awards Night
Senior Trip 2009
Scholarships and Awards Night
SONNONTOUAN
1905 Commencement Edition
1928 Owl
The Owl 1929
Maj Stina (Mae) Bjornsson-Neel
July 10, 1911 ~ April 13, 1999
Wrote the WHS Alma Mater
Herman Horn
September 2, 1909 ~ February 1, 1997
Mary George
July 3, 1912 ~ September 13, 1991
Ruth Watson Arnold
October 14, 1911 ~ February 12, 1998
Ruth V. Arnold, 87, of Hackettstown died Feb 12 are Care Center of Phillipsburg after a long illness. Born October 14, 1911 in Wellsville, New York, she was a daughter of the late John Watson. She resided in Wellsville, NY,, Wood-Ridge for most of her life and moved to Hackettstown in 1991. She retired in 1 976 after 21 years as a school teacher for the Linwood Ave School in Emerson, having taught K-3rd grade as well as taught for 6 years in Moonachie. She was a graduate of Geneseo State Teachers College in New York and William Paterson College in Wayne. Her husband William W., died Oct. 21, 1989 and a daughter, Julia Boschen of Pheonix AZ died in 1990. She is survived by a son, William J. of Tuckerton; a daughter, Joan Penna of Hackettstown; eleven grandchildren. Private services were held at Scala Memorial Home in Hackettstown. Interment was at George Washington Memorial Park in Paramus.
Virginia Callaghan-Fleischman
Virginia C. Fleischman, formerly of 40 West State Street, passed away on Saturday March 12, 2005 in the Wellsville Manor Care Center. She was born March 23, 1912 in Wellsville the daughter of Robert and Bertha (Arnold) Callaghan. On October 9, 1940 in Wellsville, she married Edward G. Fleischman, who predeceased her February 22, 1989. Virginia was a former resident of Belmont, a 1930 graduate of Wellsville High School, and in 1938 graduated Magnum Cum Laud with a Bachelors degree from Seton Hill University in Greensburg, PA. She was employed by New York Telephone, David A. Howe Library in Wellsville, Herrick Memorial Alfred University Library, and the Belmont Free Library. She was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church in Wellsville, and the Altar and Rosary Society. She was also a former member of AAUW. Virginia is survived by 2 daughters: Ann (Richard) DeRue of Penfield, Lynn (James) Graffrath of Andover, 2 sons: Edward D. (Michele) Fleischman of Windsor, CO, James (Barbara) Fleischman of Belmont, 12 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, several nieces and nephews and a cousin: Robert Nitsche of Hendersonville, TN. In addition to her husband Edward, she was predeceased by 2 sisters: Roberta Callaghan and Jean Williams. Friends are invited to call on Monday from 7:00 to 9:00 pm and Tuesday, March 15 from 9:30 to 10:30 am at the J.W. Embser Sons Funeral Home in Wellsville. A prayer service will follow at 10:30 and a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 am in the Immaculate Conception Church in Wellsville. Buria will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Wellsville. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the David A. Howe library or the Immaculate Conception School in Wellsville.
Alexander Carmichael
David Gerald Lee
August 21, 1911 ~ February 23, 2010
David Gerald Lee, Age 98,
Birth 21 Aug 1911, Niagara Falls, Niagara, New York, USAResidence PlaceLivingston, New York, USA
Death 23 Feb 2010 Obituary Date 11 Apr 2010 Wellsville, New York,
Spouse Hennrietta McDowell, Father David W. Lee, Children Constance (Paul) Shepherd of Hornell, Loretta (James) Cronin of Wellsville, Robert R. (Patricia) Lee of Wellsville, Thomas (Ann) Lee of Rochester, Jacqueline (Robert) Gardner of Saranac Lake, James (Zoe) Lee of Castle Creek. Siblings Chester Lee of Texas; Josephine Morgan, Virginia Brundage, Mary Elinor Lee and Catherine Moran
Helena Olsowsky-Chambers
January 13, 1913 ~ February 1, 2000
Richard Estler
Katherine Elizabeth Genung-Schiesel
February 18, 1912 ~ December 26, 2005
Kathryn E. Schiesel, 93, of Allentown, passed away Tuesday, December 27, 2005, in Westminster Village, Allentown. She was the widow of the late Aloise F. Schiesel Sr. Born in Alma, N.Y., she was a daughter of the late Merton and Mary (Turner) Genung. She was a member of St. Josephs Catholic Church, Limeport. She was a volunteer for St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church, Stirling, N.J., and Our Lady of the Mount, Warren Township, N.J. Survivor: Son, Aloise F. Jr. of South Whitehall Township. Services: Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. Friday, December 30, St. Joseph Catholic Church, 5050 St. Joseph Rd., Limeport. Call 9-9:50 a.m. Friday in the church. Arrangements, ODonnell Funeral Home, Allentown. Contributions: St. Joseph Catholic Church, PA 18060.
Ruth Applebee-Fuller
Saxone Ward-Gregory
February 22, 1913, May 11, 2007
from Alfred State 1934 Kanakadea
Gladys Alma Caroline Lunn-Trezise
December 23, 1912 ~ November 15, 2002
Eva E. Potter-Hewitt
April 5, 1907 ~ August 1977
Alta Rosalie Chalker-Miller
April 12, 1910 ~ November 3, 1992
Alice Gowdy-Perkins
June 16, 1913 ~ August 29, 1991
Genevieve Iola Chace-Smith
October 23, 1910 ~ June 8, 2006
Mary Louise Walther-Canessa
November 23, 1912 ~ January 14, 2000
Bernard Fanton
August 29, 1911 ~ December 20, 1995
Margaret McCarthy-Kilmurray
October 6, 1912 ~ April 12, 1989
Ralph Cleveland
January 25, 1912 ~ April 1986
Janice Hoover
Major Lampman
Helen McKinley-Stebbins
February 23, 1912 ~ June 22, 1995
Anna Elizabeth Rooth-Kinnear
January 12, 1913 ~ November 12, 1969
Francis Edward Danaher
August 29, 1911 ~ December 4, 1989
Clarence Vernon Smith
January 19, 1910 ~ May 1, 1993
Harold Prior
August 30, 1912 ~ January 5, 2002
Eleanor Kinney-Pease
July 19, 1909 ~ September 30, 1955
Daughter of Virgil and Mary W (Burdick) Kinney, wife of Harold Pease.
Betty Mills Hyde-Riggs-Burdick
Richard Meisner
October 17, 1910 ~ March 27, 2000
Clifford Mills
January 23, 1910 ~ December 19, 1990
Lowell Button
April 24, 1912 ~ December 11, 1992
Francis Dornow-Wellington
April 5, 1911 ~ August 13, 1995
She was the only child born to parents Otto S. Dornow and Alma Caroline Weinhauer. She married Carroll Orville Wellington.
Dorotha Foster-Davis
February 10, 1910 ~ March 11, 2013
Dorotha M. Davis, 101, and a longtime resident of Stannards, passed away Monday (March 11, 2013) in the Highland Healthcare Center in Wellsville following a long illness. Born Feb. 10, 1912, in Wellsville, she was a daughter of Frank A. and Myrtle Dickinson Foster. On Aug. 14, 1943, she married Harold L. Davis, who predeceased her on Oct. 23, 1960. She was a longtime member of the Stannards United Methodist Church. She was a graduate of the Wellsville High School and Alfred Teachers' Training School. She taught for three years in the Stannards School District until her marriage, and was employed at the Sinclair Refinery in Wellsville. Until her retirement, she had been a case worker with the Allegany County Department of Social Services in Belmont.
She is survived by a sister, Marion Barney, of Hallsport; a step-son, Norman L. Davis, of Webster; three step-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Burial will be in Stannards Cemetery in the town of Willing. Memorials may be made to the Stannards United Methodist Church or to a charity of the donor's choice. Published in The Olean Times Herald on March 12, 2013
Benjamin Franklin Dewey
January 18, 1913 ~ December 7, 1991
from the 1934 Alfred Kanakadea
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We enjoyed another great day our in the Surrey Hills in August. Although the skies were a little grey, nothing could put the damper on our wine, beer and gin tasting tour! The visit to Albury Organic Vineyard was a real highlight, seeing the vines heaving with grapes and the start of veraison. It's going to be a great vintage for English Sparkling Wine!
Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday! We'll soon be announcing our 2019 Surrey Hills dates, so if you fancy a delectable day of tasting like this, signup to our email newsletter to be the first to hear about next years schedule.


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4-Year-Old Tests Positive For Coronavirus In Bauchi
Posted by Makinde Azeez. on May 3, 2020 under Naija News 0
Dr Rilwanu Mohammed, Executive Chairman, Bauchi State Primary Health Care Development Agency (BASPHCDA) on Saturday said that a four years old child tested positive to the novel Coronavirus in the state.
Mohammed disclosed this in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Bauchi.
He also said that out of 38 repatriated Quranic Education pupils (Almajiris) from Kano state, seven confirmed positive to the virus.
"The four year old child that tested positive for the virus is a contact of another person who returned from Lagos.
"Also, out of the 38 repatriated Quranic Education pupils (Almajiris), seven were confirmed positive of COVID-19.
"So far, all the repatriated Almajiris that tested positive for the disease in Bauchi are from Kano state," he said.
The PHCDA boss also told NAN that out of the 48 confirmed cases in the state, five medical personnel tested positive to the deadly disease.
He said that the state would embark on a massive contact tracing, urging residents to report anybody coming into the state from any of the high-risk states.
Mohammed said this was necessary in order to conduct a test or isolate such a person as soon as possible.
He added that most of the cases recorded in the state were returnees from either Kano, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Enugu states.
"Apart from the index case, who is the governor of Bauchi state, all our cases are returnees who might have traveled to either Lagos, Portharcourt, Kano or Enugu states," he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Bauchi state recorded 10 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 48.
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