by the way, chaplin again, i took this from him, this is an endless balance all the time, step here,tion, there are funny things, anton, well, of course, without humor it’s hard to be in the same space with the same people for six months or more, so of course, humor is generally welcome, no matter what in his language, we always welcome jokes, and just stories, or to make fun of someone, so... of course, but please tell me, now i’m the presenter, and please tell me, anton, was there any practice in space travel, what happens to an astronaut without a sense of humor, and is this checked, well whether it is checked or not, i can’t say, but in any case, from the stage of selection for the cosmonaut corps, then preparations directly for the flight take place against the background of psychological selection, that is, psychologists work all the time, i think, if... such a 100% introvert, who he’s not kidding, he wouldn’t have gotten into the cosmos squad at all, they would have figured it out right away, there are people who don’t talk that much, for example, as i personally won’t blab, b

i have to balance somewhere all the time on the verge of the tragic, the funny, by the way, again chaplinuage it is in, we always welcome jokes, and just stories, or to make fun of someone, so of course, but please tell me, now i’m the host, and please tell me, anton, has space travel ever happened in practice, what happens to an astronaut without a sense of humor, and is this checked, well, checked? when you see when this person laughs, it’s doubly funnier for you, because you never in your life, well, for example, there for several days you don’t hear him laugh, here we gathered in the evening at the same table, some they told a joke, and it was his joke, or he himself... brought this joke, when you see a person who is always at least serious , such a real colonel, a military man, it doesn’t matter even if it’s ours or nasovets, and he suddenly says something so funny he said, maybe even to me it’s not very funny, but the way he behaves, he laughs himself, it’s already funny, so, well , it’s definitely impossible to be foolish, so we’re even trying to make an extra joke, well , in a kin

director’s aid in explaining something, it turns out that the director is not copes with its task, i chaplin'sor me animation is music and sign language, these are pantamimes, right, yes, how long does it take to create such a masterpiece? it's different for everyone, for words. the average production schedule, it exists, after all, cinema is about deadlines, this production is expensive, deadlines are inevitable, directors are not free here, and it’s good, otherwise they would never finish the film, the average schedule for a ten-minute film is a year and a half, i have a film literally 5 minutes more, 15 minutes, both one and the other about astronauts, and but each of them took me 4 years for the first, four for the second, i’m very slow. god, i’ve been working on it for a long time, it didn’t stick together for a long time, it seems like everything came together on the screen, we were working on the script or yes, well, in general, the script, although there is such a professional term as animatic, a storyboard that has already come to life in time, with rough sound, that is , on the one h

so we're her symptoms caused by mind, disease, constantine chaplin ordered an antibody test, but it takes weeks to get the results. that's why he prescribes antibiotics immediately. it's the only way to stop the infection from getting worse. after 7 days and e c g showed that her heart was beating in a steady brute them again. she didn't need a pace maker after all. can fit is i'm healthy, i have energy, i can really do anything i want to. again, i still walk in the woods. i won't give that up. but i think i'm going to put a lot more emphasis on checking my entire body afterwards to make sure there are no text anywhere which helps design this kind of ticket room for 3 weeks later, the lab confirm the diagnosis line disease you 100 some of mine was home from the hospital by then, and fortunately, her heart did not suffer any permanent damage. the. the most dangerous kind of cardiac complication is a heart attack. it occurs when blood vessels are constricted or blocked completely . if it isn't treated quickly, part tissue dies due to a lack of oxygen. men have more heart attacks, but women

we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix, anne kirkbride...t after almost 140 years. it had lost its arts council funding. but the actressjulie hesmondhalgh refused to give up. we're very experienced at fighting and campaigning for things, but not very experienced at winning. so it was a real shock when we found out that the council had listened to us, because it shows that with passion and persistence, you can change the world. people power! the council had planned to build a brand—new theatre half the size of this one, and it wouldn't put on its own productions. finally got a job. julie's husband, the writer ian kershaw, was born in oldham and some of his earliest work was performed at the theatre. you've written tomorrow night's coronation street. i've written tomorrow night's coronation street, yes. would you have been able to do that without this place? no, no, iwouldn't, because without this building and without theatres, we wouldn't... there would be no tv writers. this is where save oldham coliseum had their meetings... every two weeks

we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix, anne kirkbride... shut after almost 140 years. it had lost its arts council funding. but the actressjulie hesmondhalgh refused to give up. we're very experienced at fighting and campaigning for things, but not very experienced at winning. so it was a real shock when we found out that the council had listened to us, because it shows that with passion and persistence, you can change the world. people power! the council had planned to build a brand—new theatre half the size of this one, and it wouldn't put on its own productions. finally got a job. julie's husband, the writer ian kershaw, was born in oldham and some of his earliest work was performed at the theatre. you've written tomorrow night's coronation street. i've written tomorrow night's coronation street, yes. would you have been able to do that without this place? no, no, iwouldn't, because without this building and without theatres, we wouldn't... there would be no tv writers. this is where save oldham coliseum had their meetings... every two w

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we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix, anne kirkbride... lot of the corrie cast. this is a feelgood theatre story. last march, oldham coliseum shut after almost 140 years. it had lost its arts council funding. but the actressjulie hesmondhalgh refused to give up. we're very experienced at fighting and campaigning for things, but not very experienced at winning. so it was a real shock when we found out that the council had listened to us, because it shows that with passion and persistence, you can change the world. people power! the council had planned to build a brand—new theatre half the size of this one, and it wouldn't put on its own productions. finally got a job. julie's husband, the writer ian kershaw, was born in oldham and some of his earliest work was performed at the theatre. you've written tomorrow night's coronation street. i've written tomorrow night's coronation street, yes. would you have been able to do that without this place? no, no, iwouldn't, because without this building and without theatres, we wouldn't... there would

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suzanne somers and dolphin shorts up against gabe chaplin!hink the most amazing thing about trump right now is that the bandage on his ear on anybody else would look stupid. it is a weird looking bandage. it is like a box? what is in a box. i don't get it. but somehow his complete go to hell attitude totally works. he looks good even with that stupid bandage. >> greg: i know, it is crazy. it is crazy, kat. i thank we may be took it for granted that it was a pretty seamless it, disciplined event. we have been to worse events. >> i have certainly been to worse events. i do not think that is i mean i do not know. sorry, i have not slept yet. i wish i had a grandchild to humanize me. >> greg: that you know of. >> unfortunately there are several steps i would need to take id would need to have gotten started on stuff a long time ago. >> greg: definitely. >> that was funny to me as well. all of the politicians use their families to humanize them. speaking of grandma's the funniest thing for me was how many of your guys as a grandma's out there were

i'm pleased to bejoined by chapman blum chaplin apron who will will lead the vigil tonight.es. hospital where some of the victims were taken yesterday.— were taken yesterday. yes, that's absolutely right. _ were taken yesterday. yes, that's absolutely right. i've _ were taken yesterday. yes, that's absolutely right. i've been - were taken yesterday. yes, that's absolutely right. i've been a - absolutely right. i've been a chaplain _ absolutely right. i've been a chaplain there for 12 years and worked — chaplain there for 12 years and worked alongside lots of staff and lots of _ worked alongside lots of staff and lots of people who day—to—day suppori — lots of people who day—to—day support people. of course yesterday it was _ support people. of course yesterday it was like _ support people. of course yesterday it was like no other day for anybody in southport. anybody in the nhs, eddy first— in southport. anybody in the nhs, eddy first responders, the events of yesterday _ eddy first responders, the events of yesterday have just left everyone speechless with without any words

we had a special moment when one of our little dancers, who was charlie chaplin, decided right beforehe bright lights, they learn invaluable lessons to take with them as they enter the world stage. >> the best part about being in these shows is that i can be comfortable being on stage and really expressing myself. >> i think the biggest misconception that people have about disabilities is that we can't do anything, that there's limits, or we have no talent. if you give people a chance, how you give everybody else a chance, we can be capable of anything you can be capable of. >> disability is not considered a part of diversity in a lot of ways, and dancing dreams shows the incredible power of what it is to feel a part of something. >> we love dancing dreams! >> these kids are showing that there are no limits. what an incredible program, started by joanne. and veronica graduated from college in 2022 and she is now back interning at dancing dreams, putting her degree to good use, helping joanne expand the program. >> what a terrific program. >> it is. just hearing what they were saying a

it wasn't studio where they have the world and they recorded their before that it was the charlie chaplinrnament. opened back in 1919 they're getting a divorce or separate. you're just on. we'll see who moves >> coming up on morning news we're talking about a head-on crash in 2 san francisco police officers to the hospital. latest on their condition in a live report and customers of patelco credit union could expect weeks without full service. this comes after a ransomware attack over the weekend. and we're talking my tips. remember the hottest day to day of this forecast on troubles in tracking this with at ways to stay cool. we'll be right back. >> right now on kron 4, the oakland city council passes a budget plan that relies heavily on selling their half of the coliseum. although that hasn't been finalized yet. plus, the latest on a woman who died with someone pushed her in front of a parked train. will update you on the investigation and an excessive heat warning extended for another week. we'll have the latest on the bay area's heat wave. >> from the area's local news station. you're

the and before that, it was charlie chaplin study why history is opened back in 1919.excited to see who the next 10 to 9 or what may be. one of the knows. coming up on the kron morning news. that's a news head on crash since tuesday a police to the hospital. the latest on their condition this morning. and customers with the telco credit union could expect weeks about full services comes after a ransomware attack over the weekend. we're talking about those triple-digit temperatures. the heat advisory panel so use a gun a look today. john travis county tracking that will have county tracking that will have an update in hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. >> right now on kron 4, the oakland city council passes a budget plan that relies heavily on selling their half of the coliseum. although that hasn't been finalized yet. and breaking

viewer, i must balance somewhere on the edge of the tragic all the time, funny thing, by the way, chaplini think if there was such a 100% introvert who doesn’t joke, he wouldn’t get in at all. the squad would have been immediately identified, there are people who, well, don’t talk that much, for example, like me there, he personally won’t blurt out, but you can always find a topic with him that will start laughing, so when you see when this person laughs, it’s doubly funnier for you, because you’ve never in your life, well, for example, there are several i haven’t heard him laugh for days, here we gathered at the same table in the evening, we told some joke, and it was his joke, or he brought it himself, these jokes, when you see a person who is always at least serious, such a real colonel , military, no matter. is it ours or nasovets, and he suddenly said something so funny, maybe even to me it’s not very funny, but the way he behaves, he laughs, it’s already funny, so, well, without a humorer it’s definitely impossible, so we’re trying to even make an extra joke, well kindly, of course,

charlie chaplin once said that whoever has never been a child will never be an adult.te housewife of our project, believes that a good person there must be a lot, god help him, he runs his own culinary courses, he likes to remember his turbulent youth, but not talk about it, some of the shuri. i realized that it’s very difficult for me to evaluate my work now, it’s as if i’m divided, i look at it from the outside, i’m terribly worried about it, everything around me. seemed wonderful 300 years ago, you are a catwoman for me, miss grace, how you move, what really warm energy you have, i don’t share your opinion, for me the character who sings for us is like that sleek, manechka, i just can’t understand, this child is scolding me, which i definitely guarantee, it’s a maid. it will surprise us more than once, nasa pussy, and i flew into you as if to confession, i love you for a little master. and i believed that you were my chosen one, and you were ordinary, and i had never loved like that, i lost myself completely, where the grass of libido grew, i ran to you paroset, whe

because no one tried to compete with harutyun, well, how can you compete, i don’t i know, with charlie chaplinith your permission, i, no, no, no, no, with your permission, i am turning to the heart of your family, to your mother, to lidia ivanna, lidia ivanovna, this question is probably very simple complex, your whole family is creative, it’s difficult with them, difficult, difficult, well, you know, i’m used to basking in the glory of my husband, a real woman. went up there, took it, which was already a witness, a large piece of paper, and with one hand he tied a knot, he held it all, here is the lighthouse, tell me, time passes, what do you still come to, what do you think, i, it seems to me, i have not changed, i am still, i still deceive my viewer and am not ashamed to look him in the eye, i am still acting, if you count the episodes, i have already acted in thirty films, a lot... for television, everything is the same, nothing will change. and the amazing, youngest son arthur, who suddenly did not follow in the footsteps of his father, mother, or older brother. i've always liked foreign

wyatt earp spent his final years in hollywood befriending charlie chaplin and, douglas fairbanks visiting the sets of john ford and raoul while films everyone hearing earp's stories about cleaning up tombstone and other acts of claimed heroism. perfectly, with the help of stewart and lake, a former wrestling promoter and press to write his official biography, which was crafted in the as told to fashion partly to be sold as a movie. lake had the historians dream advantage of many with and his surviving contemporaries among earp's pallbearers when he in 1929 with silent pictures just then giving way to talkies where tom mix and william hart, two of the big western stars of the silent period, each acclaimed for their authentic portrayal of western cowboy. lake's book filmed or borrowed from numerous times, has long since been disregarded as highly fictional, in the words of. with one instance being earp supposedly adept deployment of a colt butler line a weapon. in fact, he never owned or used like incidentally was later instrumentally involved in the creation of the westerner starring gary

this is a house that was built at the very beginning of the thirties, it was built in the image of chaplin’sceived permission and a hectare of land to build - this house, he returned after traveling with esenstein around europe he built the united states of america in the style that was fashionable to him at that time and seemed beautiful, there is not a single photograph in this house, not my family, no one, it is all dedicated to our great filmmakers who lived there, you will see here are only posters from their films, only their photographs, this orlova, when she was still a brunette, only their things, all their furniture , all their artifacts, when i am at the dacha, i - and they ask me how... how in general and what he did there, this, by the way, was a gift from christian dior lyubov orlova, he made a special red star for her, i say that i’m just a museum guard, it’s true that this was the first house or the first dacha in the moscow region, where there was a bathroom, a real one, there was, yes, there, there were two things that were, which means that a fireplace was practically proh

remember the makoortism of the fifties, how many people were simply tied up, thrown out of work, charlie chaplinhe might once... sympathize with the communist, but it seemed that there was a fundamental discrepancy, then suddenly, well, it seems like we capitalism is both here and there, it would seem, but really, kieron, thank you, i need to think about this, you wanted to say, an interesting topic came up, whether or not the genetic code of a united country in general , countries, you know, it certainly does not change so quickly , as we would like, and maybe we won’t even live, well, only kiril vopna , the youngest, maybe she’ll live, the rest of us, probably not, until the moment when we feel these changes. well, how can this not change when the racial, ethnic composition, those who come, these migrants, are completely different people than those who came and created the basic powers, i ’ll clarify, kirovna will be glad that she lived to see these changes, what do you have, yes, i think so, well, i just want you to explain what the change was, who came then , migration to the united states,

we didn’t, because no one tried to compete, well, how can you compete, i don’t know with charlie chaplinwith your permission i, no, no, no, with your permission, i am addressing the heart of your family, your mother, lidia ivanna, lady ivanovna, a question. he says, i can also show you a trick, like dad, and he says, well, what can you show, let’s raise the stage, and he’s a ladder high, he can’t lift it, so his front arms and so, it means he lifts him onto the stairs with his hands and feet, then he went up there, took, who would have already witnessed, a large piece of cloth, and with one hand tied a knot, he took possession of everything, and here’s the lighthouse, tell me, time passes, what do you think you are coming to? i haven’t changed, i still, still deceive my viewer and am not ashamed to look him in the eye, i’m still acting, if you count the episodes, i’ve already filmed... in thirty films, uh, a lot work on television, everything is the same, nothing has changed, the amazing youngest son arthur, who suddenly did not follow in the footsteps of his father, mother, older brothe

we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix. a lot of the corrie cast. real shock when we found out that the council had listened to us, because it shows that, with passion and persistence, you can change the world. people power. the council had planned to build a brand—new theatre half the size of this one, and it wouldn't put on its own productions. finally got a job. julie's husband, the writer ian kershaw, was born in oldham, and some of his earliest work was performed at the theatre. he's written tonight's episode of coronation street. would you have been able to do that without this place? no. no, iwouldn't, because without this building and without theatres, we wouldn't... there would be no tv writers. this is where save oldham coliseum had their meetings... every two weeks, theatre lovers gathered above an italian restaurant to formulate a plan, and they are overjoyed at the news. i can't put it into words. i've just had a massive smile on my face ever since i found out. i think to have the coliseum back will give everybody in the area such a hug