so, chaplin repeated it.the political orientation of chaplin, like the travels of the little tramp, were often more about the journey than the destination. efforts by scholars, film critics and even by fbi director j edgar hoover took place chaplain into an intellectual box, we are never all that convincing. opposition to what was seen as the communist messaging and chaplain and his immoral lifestyle were relatively widespread among conservative americans among the years after world war ii. hoover of course had a vendetta against, chaplain who he had never liked, and went to various friendly media outlets to try to encourage them to write a great deal about the controversial, at least, lifestyle of chaplain. as well as these issues of his potentially problematic messaging. in mississippi congressman, speaking from the floor of the house of representatives, described chaplin in 1940, five at the end of the war, as a perverted subject of great britain who became famous for his forcible so seduction of white gir

chaplin apologized and grieved like a child, but did not beat the dishes anymore.und, all the money remained in the bank - this means that we will start our next program with the amount of 140. sorry nastya nastya sorry , our show has come to an end today, all episodes of our program can always be found on the internet on the media platform, we look. well, if you want to

as a result, they appealed with a plea to stop, which began to act for the russian tradition, chaplin. as a result, alexander nikolaevich turned to chaplin with suggestions, explaining, let 's say, the inexpediency of this action, the prestigious chaplin apologized and grieved like a child, but did not beat the dishes anymore. well, what about at the end of the sixth round, all the money remained in the bank. this means that we will start our next program with the sum of 140. sorry nastya nastya, the show has come to an end, all episodes of our program have come to an end. you can always find it on the internet on the media platform. but if you want to not only watch, but also play with our star five, then ask your question on the page. ru with us today, well, in general, it's not bad to play pretty well. this is mikhail politseymako olga shelets. andrey urgan denis kosyakov and alexander pushnoy yarik you are vershinin was the funniest of the intellectual and most intelligent funny shows on russian television. five on one, see you in a week. thank you, just right, right, just yes, th

the same chaplin has a lot of jokes and humor in his music, as they would say.hing is very schertz-like , it is the characters themselves, the seasoned boobies, who are cowards , as is customary in classical music, each of these characters has its own leitmotif . he had almost 25 years of theater experience and 27 films under his belt. vitsin has already met with leonid gaidai on the set of the film the groom of the other world. what is nothing died? i didn’t have much success with this picture, however, when the director conceived his first short film with the famous trinity dog barbos and an unusual cross, he immediately offered the role of a coward precisely vitsin. it is interesting that in life they say that the famous director grigory kozentsev. applicant nikulin was told that he was not handsome enough for a movie. when nikulin played the dunce, he was forty-one years old, the actor had long eyelashes glued on the tests, which he clapped amusingly when he saw them. it was gaidai who said that there is no need to look for a booby, and makeup is no longer n

that is charlie chaplin. british singer and legend. _ charlie chaplin., began her career— legend, petula clark, began her career aged nine in front of taipei. it was just to say hello, we are ok. just give a bit of home news, and that was it. during rehearsal, there was the most enormous air raid, and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song orsay kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry. i got up on stage, and they put a box so i could reach the microphone. it was one of those big bbc microphones. petula clark there. while sitting of singing careers and directing the second world war, the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally. ice clearly doing something right operationally.— clearly doing something right operationally. clearly doing something right oerationall . . ., , ., operationally. ice had been on the round operationally. ice had been on the ground making — operationally. ice had been on the ground making ribbon _ operationally. ice had been on the| ground making ribbon microphone.

charlie chaplin can be said that chaplin is the same ballet and but the connection here is told by moliere comes from. olezhka tv presenter olezhka tv presenter is also the role of a tv presenter, which i play in the theater of satire together with alexander anatolyevich shirvindt olezhka is a teacher. olezhka is a teacher - this is probably in the future or so olezhka is probably still a student first, and teachers - these are the people who don’t even suspect that they became my teachers because their creativity is their depth of their own amazing creative way, and not inspire me and i'm looking at them. i am learning to be myself not to steal, not to borrow, but to seek in myself to discover this to rejoice and please people. i didn’t understand something on the internet, dear , it is written through the audience that olezhka alexander vladimirovich teaches. i sometimes teach, but i don't call myself a teacher. i can tell you that my teacher vladimir abramovich did not mention this either. myself. e teachers teachers. he once said such a phrase if my students ever call me their teacher.

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asked so, and the stars of french cinema were invented and burned by the grandchildren of charlie chaplinhe reilly. with a dash, they all came to the festival at different times, fell in love with its unique atmosphere, they dream now and continue to show their productions here, by the way, viewers from the regions had the opportunity to see them and the audience from the regions actor yevgeny mironov often says that he owes his best roles in the theater to chekhov festival once he played hamlets in stein's production later in boris godunov at the british declan donalan's classic. this is a completely different school. it makes no sense to remember virtually no relationship, but the connection of two schools. yes , such a western english manner, like that of the deklan and our school of psychological theater, gave some kind of symbiosis and the performance turned out. boris godunov we decided to work together and performances were created in the theater of nations, which are still in the repertoire. ceremony the closing of the alemaal inspection however, this was all and merit today the f

played host to filmmaker alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, legendary author hg wells and that's charlie chaplinnger and legend petula clark began her career aged nine in front of a taipei. now, lads, it's time to send along personal messages and greetings to you.... it was just to say hello, we are ok, don't worry about us, and give them a little bit of home news and that was it. during rehearsal there was the most enormous air raid and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry to calm things down. so i go up on stage and they put a box so that i could reach the microphone, it was one of those big bbc microphones, you know. singing petunia clark there. so while setting off singing careers and directing the second world war the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally, too. eyes had been on the groundbreaking ribbon microphone invented by rca, the radio corporation of america but it was a little too expensive. so in true bbc form, they made their own for less than 10% of what rca were charging. nice going. the taipei stayed in

popular enough in ukraine, popular, that's more, well, if it could be different, it matters charlie chaplinichard, but the president of the country should not be funny. the president of the country is not about laughter, not about the circus and not about the clown . as they say we have our own problems and good news, we have 700 ukrainians who will be able to pass free it-courses. if you want to build a profession, you can do it for free, as you like. this means that you can find scholarships for study , study courses, study courses, 700 students, 1,700, this is very important. this is too much, but 700 is also not enough, the educational platform prometheus can be searched thanks to the support of the states and there is a special project on the entire platform usa usa, well , prometheus is generally a cool educational platform if you haven’t visited yet. such informative materials and you can learn while sitting on the internet. so, after completing the course, the best thing is that graduates will be able to pass interviews and continue cooperation with it companies. now this is a great

mention there is a chaplin so there is a chapel at camp david. that also about the activities and how that complex is changed over time. >> >> to fdr again apparently it's why the navy has it. he took the sealers of the uss potomac of not had a job and took them with him to camp david brought them for security. they went there during the non- winter months. truman, not a favorite of camp david prefer to go to key west. had the trees pushed back on during eisenhower's time it was winterized and installed the other cabins. they still maintain that, over the years use of a family cabins have been added president nixon during his time but a lot of expansion into the camp, putting in the hourglass shape pool adding laurel which is the main entertaining cabinet you see sometimes on news report and coverage of world leaders and visiting number of other features throughout. to modernize the time they challenge the president to modernize the cabin and expanded that's been going on last for five years but a very sequential smart way to keep current but mai

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one is, you share this scene painted by alonzo chaplin going to show it here. you seem to have liked it as a scene even though there are problems with it. i'm going to share it here so you can discuss it and i want to know why you thought this was a good representative seen of the surrender. >> so i love this image in part there so many different versions of what happens, who was there, who was in their debates about whether sheraton was there or not. there are some paintings that include pastor there we know custer was not there. the various tables and there has been a lot of discussion over the years whether there were two tables or perhaps three tables. i think it only makes sense that eli parker was sitting at a third table. how else would he have been taking notes and jotting down what grants, making copies asks them to make. who it wraps up being in the room. it's difficult to tell it's hard to tell who surrenders to it's clear in this image was the dates that alonzo chappell did this? >> i have 1885 prints. torches create strikingly different was 1870. i

professions of the time i visited and interviewed folks there is a physiologist, a psychologist and a chaplin for thers idea is with their powers combined this should be able to provide support to the crews and the emotional, spiritual, psychological state. even when they first establish that team they decide it really was not effective because those members do not have the same classification as the crews. the crews did not feel comfortable telling them what happened in the mission theyy didn't know if they were allowed too because of the classification constraints for another human performance team is read into all the same classification as the crew they can walk in the work centers. they can walk up and meet people and build relationships that way. thee stories i got from them for the members of the human performance team is that it has really come a long way. they really havego destigmatize going to get support from the performance team but we've come a long way. but we had to learn the hard way. >> you also mentioned that there can be differences of opinion from a request to going ahead

in fact, one hassen chaplin wrote if there was a people in america that was longing for liberty, as he put it, it would these quote, poor blacks, the evident wealth of the new york region contrasted with the desolation that the rebels had brought to their own country. without the british oversight and protection so seemed the nation's prosperity was rapidly declining. when the first german troops landed north america, the war, of course, had been going on for more than one year. they were shocked by the extent of destruction that had been done by civil to civilian properties in the new york region. they found entire villages abandoned homes, plundered cattle killed fields burned. not surprised ingly. the population that was hardest were the people who were or were suspected to be loyal to the crown. the american treatment of the civilian population helped create an image of the americans as an in an undisciplined and unprincipled people. this experience the way also helps explain why the german troops initially saw themselves as the liberators rather than occupiers, and they were confu

asked so, and hollywood stars fell ill with pearls and louis burned the grandchildren of charlie chaplin jay mc and the russian federation, they all came to the festival at different times, fell in love with its unique atmosphere , dreaming from now on to show their performances here, by the way, viewers from the regions also got the opportunity to see them. actor yevgeny mironov often says that he owes his best roles in the theater to the chekhov festival. played hamlet in stein's production later in boris godunov with the british classic declan donalan. this is a completely different school. it has nothing to do with stanislavsky, but a combination of two schools. yes, such a western english manner, like that of the deklan and our school of psychological theater, gave some kind of symbiosis and the performance turned out . we decided to work together and the theater was created the performances that are still in the repertoire and yes, the most striking shows of the director of the olympic games in sochi daniel finse paska were the first to rise were also able to be appreciated by the

. >> linldza chaplin from knob hill i want to thank supervisor peskin for his leadership on this and to thank his future cosponsors there. i was at the transit justice meeting left week this was a topic of discussion. and it was obvious low like unanimous support for those upon occurrence. one of the thing this is impressed mow bh they had hearing the left time when i came to speak was all of the people who were riders had said we have to ride on the walk it is dang out there riding in the street. until well is proper bike lanes we'll roadway on the sidewalk that tells you this you know when supervisor peskin said in a densure ban environment they are not appropriate. back around the 9's there were a lot of scooters it was a fad if you were here at the time i'm not sure the 90's or 80s and men in suits riding down bush street. people come mrin exclude there were none. buzz they were banned obviously from because of walk riding. i told you the last time there were 6 of them coming at mow in a block on third street. random low i'm walking not rush hour i did in the report them. i don't