ellington, our fleet is ready to sail to constantinople.e. it happens, forgive me, for god's sake. you know, i 'd like to go away, if you don't mind. thank you for the gift of your time. thank you. regret. britain could do much more for the government of southern russia. we must remember, the whole world sympathizes with you, and i am doing everything in my power. what the hell are you doing here, they’ll kill you, you don’t have time, and you know it, god, what bastards we’ve turned into, what are we doing, max, what are you doing here? i shouldn't was here to be, gaev didn’t give you permission, no matter what you did, stop right now, you don’t owe any of them anything. baby, they are using you, i know what you are doing here, i didn’t let you, you fool, you won’t come in, the living thing is from this yacht. poetry, never get confused, drool and do it, otherwise your life will not be worth the broken penny that you are carrying, but you better take care of yourself, watch. the strongest report, a radiogram to sevastopol from comrade menz

heart, we are gathered here today to welcome our dear friend, his royal majesty's consul, michael ellington leaving crimea, the most important thing for me has always been people. and not warriors and ranks, a bad peace is always better than a good quarrel, we must leave to save as many people as possible, our fathers, brothers, husbands, and god will help us, this is not a defeat, we will return to win, and our allies will help us. i suggested to mr. consul to make a detour of our squadron, and we will happily do this, a sign of respect. they're leaving to their places, so let's go quietly. shokro, let's take a parallel course to the small ridge, thank you, i love the train, surprisingly, men don't like it it’s typical, it’s so sentimental, these are our dreams, secret desires, clothed in words, i completely agree with you, everything that is not in real life and what we would like. yes, yes, it’s very possible, maximilian , please come, here’s a funny thing, let’s go, with great pleasure, gentlemen, let me introduce you to a very talented journalist, maximilian erenler, crimea newspaper,

things, especially the forties and fifties from the repertoire of the glen miller, duke orchestra ellingtono relied on his german folklore, all composers in their work - this is their national highlight is that it is folklore or near folklore, also the case of evgeny glebov, he ... wrote as in belarusian folk themes, so he created his own pseudo-belarusian folk themes, everyone thought that this was a folk theme, but it was his original music, his own melody, so national jazz is very important - it is jazz based on national roots, this is very important, first of all, and secondly, what is clear is that there is german jazz, there is american jazz, there is russian jazz, the century of russian jazz has already been celebrated, but we have our own special jazz, it is based on traditions and european, traditions of russian jazz. the magic of live sound, tape, cassette, when we put it in, it goes the way it is, it, we know that now it will be this, and it will be, and in a minute it will sound like this, especially if it’s possible several times we listened to this, we are already accustomed t

and look at the look of the plaques on, the houses, and you're going to see here's where duke ellington, and then you'll see it. you street in twenties and part of this will be the rise of jazz born in new but it takes on an even a new different urban sophisticated feel in detroit and chicago and new york. and it will be music that is going to become america's music, particularly intoxicating to young people. young, white college students love jazz is going to fill the music of the speakeasies and give the name through f scott fitzgerald to the whole period as the jazz age. and included in this urban world will be the rise of a new type of woman known as the flapper or and these hip young urban who wore their hair short and short skirts, who danced and who smoked? who drank despite prohibition and flouted sexual conformity. many of you have seen the flapper image before. some of you whose families resided in the united states in the twenties. back in your old photo albums there be a flapper in your family tree. and the flapper image is everywhere. smoking flapper. you get the idea idea.

i sat with ellington all morning, no use, just empty promises, why did he invite me, but we were late everywhere, arrange the car, no need, money. he feeds like a machine gun, i’ll get by, there are more important things to do, don’t let me down, don’t let me down, gambler. god! listen, i don’t know how you’re going to do this, i’m ready to pay money, a lot of money, everything has to be fast, clear, scam division of property child, main child, oleg, why are you shouting? he’s sleeping , excuse me, i’ll call you back later, uh-huh, what’s the matter, nothing, well, you’re just kind of nervous, who called you, what’s the difference, i’m working, you understand, you don’t have to distract me, what are you looking at? ask, a hidden camera agency, is engaged in professional detective work, using all modern technical capabilities. the head of the agency , retired lieutenant colonel mikhail ilyich troshin, served in the operational search department of the fsb. he was transferred to the reserve after being wounded. sirova olga yurievna is an operational officer of the ask, the daughter of m

you see, these englishmen, i sat with ellington all morning, no use, just empty promises, why did hezes this as an accident, which often happens in busy ports, this will provide the shipowner with a large insurance payment. “insurance will also cover the killing of the keel for the bow, everything is peaceful and quiet, as you wanted, well, that means i’ll soon find out where you cheated me, what did you teach, a brilliant game played, judy is already free, you can check, i have no doubt “what is it?” starting claim world domination? no, i just need money, big expenses. that's all. you won't forgive me, right? you made the choice, you can only leave me once. “so we say goodbye, yes, this time it’s normal, no cheap tricks, no cheap tricks are very painful, goodbye, goodbye, your first girlfriend was blonde, probably, if you can’t ask about what you want, then it’s better to keep quiet. i must recognize the non-grass, people like us make history, we are like gods, we are not visible, but we exist, we have a mission in america, you can set sail today, judy will go with you, treat this a

related to odessa, the first was a man with a very long name, but everyone knows him as duke, not duke ellington the way, and , in fact, it was armand emanuel sophia septimani de vignero, duplissy, rav de chinonon, duke-dion, duke de fronsag, fifth duke. we mean, of course, the duke of odesa, whose monument stands on the embankment. so, now we are telling the truth about another character, namely gabriel atal, the new prime minister, it is claimed that in his direct, direct descent from the natives of odesa, ukraine, his mother, in particular, marie atal, born maria kuris or de kuris, representative. a representative of a famous ukrainian family who left a lot, left a lot of estates, in fact, and estates in odesa region, fleeing from the soviet authorities in the 17th year, they left for france and settled in paris, his great-grandfather, it seems, was a general in the tsarist army , that's how the whole of odesa is talking about it, at the moment it's... let's say it's such good news, it's very nice when our people achieve some kind of success abroad, and because we believe that this is our per

we went to duke ellington school of the arts where india went. yes, just caught that. okay.ssmates, my daughter, india went there. oh, goodness. yeah wow. and she and oak. oh and a thank you and you've had my baby tonight so we were classmates and we'll talk duke ellington school of the arts. i was there toni terry all of them all of them will talk yeah. india went there as well. and you're talking about gifted women. women whose lives were valuable and precious and. yet we're seeing less than chattel. and what dr. kim was saying, they have to divorced from even viewing us as human and to even hold that trigger. mm. it pointed at the car with babies in the car when we got those calls i'm going to divert to, to val family. i want you all to know so you hear those words that your daughter is dead, she's been murdered. i'm thinking and i'm ashamed of. well, what happened? was she doing something bad? her first thought and i'm ashamed of that. i carry that shame and carry that pain, which is why when dr. kim coined the phrase, say her name, that was a year before india was murde

with young dancers on a new production of sophisticated ladies, a review based on the life of duke ellingtonc's lincoln theater. two high school brothers, john and leo manzari, now well-respected professional tappers in their own right, caught his attention. what does a good tap dancer have to have? >> well, first of all, they have great feet. and they're improvisational. and that's what my brother was. and so they can do anything that i want them to do -- anything. and, also, they have the -- the one thing, they love dancing together, like greg and i did. and they have the one thing that you're either born with. you cannot make it. you cannot hype it up. either you have charisma or you don't. and they have it. gregory and i had it. they have it. jeffrey: gregory hines died of cancer at age 57 in 2003. maurice hines continued to dance, performing on tour as recently as 2019. he died last friday at age 80. for the "pbs newshour," i'm jeffrey brown. ♪ amna: the u.s. government is set to partially shut down in 15 days, unless a funding agreement is reached. but immigration is a key sticking poi

i duke of ellington i think the duke of ellington said it, the duke of wellington, that napoleon wasbritish education has been one of in the world. of the best in the world. i would even that is would even claim that india is in shape at the moment in a good shape at the moment because the british gave them a fantastic system fantastic education system and it the last it has been broken over the last couple for cultural couple of years for cultural reasons, these reasons, for exactly these equality ideas , but lack equality ideas, but not for lack of money. i should say that the german education has german education system has probably been better, if probably been better, that if we broke probably been better, that if we bro yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> but i have to there was >> but i have to say, there was a when heidelberg was far a time when heidelberg was far better university than oxford or cambridge, but that's not the point. i'm point. look, as far as i'm concerned . well, keeps concerned. well, this this keeps coming your points coming back to is your points