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78 p. ; 22 cm

78 p. ; 22 cm

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401 p. ; 22 cm

Includes bibliographical references (p. [90])

How do you save a what should have been another Pullitzer Prize caliber Gazette when your favorite crackerjack reporter fails to record sound? Tune in to find out.

How do you save a what should have been another Pullitzer Prize caliber Gazette when your favorite crackerjack reporter fails to record sound? Tune in to find out.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 191-196)

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The Sound and the Fury is a novel by the American author William Faulkner. It employs several narrative styles, including stream of consciousness. Published in 1929, The Sound and the Fury was Faulkner's fourth novel, and was not immediately successful. In 1931, however, when Faulkner's sixth novel, Sanctuary, was published-a sensationalist story, which Faulkner later said was written only for money-The Sound and the Fury also became commercially successful, and Faulkner began to receive critical attention. Our theme song was written and performed by Anna Bosnick. If you'd like to support the show on a per episode basis, you can find our Patreon page here. Be sure to check our website for more details.

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Scientology—the Sound and the Fury by Richard G. Sipes, Borderline Magazine Vol I No 7 (1965)

Scientology—the Sound and the Fury by Richard G. Sipes, Borderline Magazine Vol I No 7 (1965)

Scientology—the Sound and the Fury by Richard G. Sipes, Borderline Magazine Vol I No 7 (1965)

Scientology—the Sound and the Fury by Richard G. Sipes, Borderline Magazine Vol I No 7 (1965)

Scientology—the Sound and the Fury by Richard G. Sipes, Borderline Magazine Vol I No 7 (1965)

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Includes bibliographical references and index

532 p. 19 cm

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The Cassalanter Ball. Movin??? on up! Our heroes have a clue that one or more Masked Lords will be at a ball hosted by the Cassalanters, one of the richest and most powerful families in all of Faerun. ---- ---- ---- ---- Watch ALL THE G4 - https://g4tv.com/schedule Check out the G4TV merch store: https://shop.g4tv.com/ Together we???re building a bigger, more inclusive gaming playground than any one of us could on our own. Sure, our gaming playground might have seesaws AND automated laser turrets, but it???s all for fun. Well, the laser turrets art to build character. Point is, if you???re reading this, there???s no litmus test. You???re already in. Welcome to G4! We Never Stop Playing - Mind the lasers. SUBSCRIBE TO AND FOLLOW G4TV! Website: https://g4tv.com/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/G4TV G4TVEsports: https://www.youtube.com/G4TVEsports Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/g4tv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/g4tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/G4now Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/g4tv Discord: https://discord.com/invite/g4tv TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@g4tv

The Cassalanter Ball. Movin??? on up! Our heroes have a clue that one or more Masked Lords will be at a ball hosted by the Cassalanters, one of the richest and most powerful families in all of Faerun. ---- ---- ---- ---- Watch ALL THE G4 - https://g4tv.com/schedule Check out the G4TV merch store: https://shop.g4tv.com/ Together we???re building a bigger, more inclusive gaming playground than any one of us could on our own. Sure, our gaming playground might have seesaws AND automated laser turrets, but it???s all for fun. Well, the laser turrets art to build character. Point is, if you???re reading this, there???s no litmus test. You???re already in. Welcome to G4! We Never Stop Playing - Mind the lasers. SUBSCRIBE TO AND FOLLOW G4TV! Website: https://g4tv.com/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/G4TV G4TVEsports: https://www.youtube.com/G4TVEsports Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/g4tv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/g4tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/G4now Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/g4tv Discord: https://discord.com/invite/g4tv TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@g4tv

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The Cassalanter Ball. Movin??? on up! Our heroes have a clue that one or more Masked Lords will be at a ball hosted by the Cassalanters, one of the richest and most powerful families in all of Faerun. ---- ---- ---- ---- Watch ALL THE G4 - https://g4tv.com/schedule Check out the G4TV merch store: https://shop.g4tv.com/ Together we???re building a bigger, more inclusive gaming playground than any one of us could on our own. Sure, our gaming playground might have seesaws AND automated laser turrets, but it???s all for fun. Well, the laser turrets art to build character. Point is, if you???re reading this, there???s no litmus test. You???re already in. Welcome to G4! We Never Stop Playing - Mind the lasers. SUBSCRIBE TO AND FOLLOW G4TV! Website: https://g4tv.com/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/G4TV G4TVEsports: https://www.youtube.com/G4TVEsports Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/g4tv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/g4tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/G4now Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/g4tv Discord: https://discord.com/invite/g4tv TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@g4tv

The Cassalanter Ball. Movin??? on up! Our heroes have a clue that one or more Masked Lords will be at a ball hosted by the Cassalanters, one of the richest and most powerful families in all of Faerun. ---- ---- ---- ---- Watch ALL THE G4 - https://g4tv.com/schedule Check out the G4TV merch store: https://shop.g4tv.com/ Together we???re building a bigger, more inclusive gaming playground than any one of us could on our own. Sure, our gaming playground might have seesaws AND automated laser turrets, but it???s all for fun. Well, the laser turrets art to build character. Point is, if you???re reading this, there???s no litmus test. You???re already in. Welcome to G4! We Never Stop Playing - Mind the lasers. SUBSCRIBE TO AND FOLLOW G4TV! Website: https://g4tv.com/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/G4TV G4TVEsports: https://www.youtube.com/G4TVEsports Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/g4tv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/g4tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/G4now Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/g4tv Discord: https://discord.com/invite/g4tv TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@g4tv

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427 p. ;

Fury and Sound is the craziest, zaniest, Suspense episode ever. It's actually a roast of Suspense producer William Spier by his mentors. (Many thanks to collectors Keith Scott, Jerry Haendiges, John Tefteller, researcher Karl Schadow, scripted audio producer John C. Alsedek for their contributions to this Internet Archive page) What is going on in the control room? The Premise : The Producer in the Control Room is a Narcissistic Maniac The strangest Suspense episode was broadcast on July 26, 1945, "Fury and Sound." A casual listener may find it odd at best and confusing at worst, but it's a unique episode that can be better appreciated when you know its secret: it's an inside-joke roast of producer William Spier by his radio pioneer mentors! The nature of the program was teased almost four months earlier in the 1945-03-29 Daily Variety with a little item that said "If you happen to latch onto Suspense in the next few weeks and the title sheet reads "Fury and Sound," figure if you can who the character "Rochler" is. Story by some well-known radio writers deals with the death by sound effect of a composite of four geniuses of big time radio." Spier was one of radio's most successful producers and directors. He started in the business in the 1930s, while in his early 20s. He worked on some of CBS' most innovative programs, learning from pioneers like Irving Reis (technician, director, producer, writer, a key person in the groundbreaking Columbia Workshop series) and writers Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. They would eventually write the famous Broadway play that became a movie, Inherit the Wind , and had many other successes.  Who were the "four geniuses" teased by Variety ? Spier, Reis, Lawrence, and Lee. This production was no happenstance script. It was a happy and sarcastic conspiracy! It was Spier who hired Orson Welles for his first radio acting job on one of radio's most important programs, March of Time . Like Columbia Workshop , that series was the platform to develop many acting, writing, effects, and production techniques. Spier was not just learning the industry, he was immersed in its development. Spier took over Suspense when series creator Charles Vanda left CBS for the war effort to become part of the executive team that developed Armed Forces Radio. Under Spier's guidance, the series grew in popularity and reputation. He implemented an important change in strategic direction, moving the show to Hollywood to showcase movie stars as weekly guest performers. To draw interest of the audience and the stars, he placed them in very nontraditional roles compared to their usual ones. Spier also brought episodes like the ground-breaking Sorry, Wrong Number to the air. His reputation grew and grew, becoming known as "Hitchcock of the Airwaves," with the phrase "radio genius" often used to describe him. Over the years, he maintained his relationships with those who taught him and with whom he developed and shared his skills in writing, directing, producing. His little-known background in music as a composer and as a music critic helped guide the stunning music that made Suspense so noteworthy as he worked with composers and orchestral leaders as a proactive colleague. At the time of this broadcast in Summer 1945, Spier's career was on the rise, but his best radio achievements were yet to be. Suspense was still climbing, and one of the biggest successes in radio, the highly popular Adventures of Sam Spade , would not start for another year. His success was considered well-deserved by his mentors -- but some in the media and others in the back hallways of radio muttered that success was going to his head and he had become an unnecessarily stern  tyrant in production. This was a caricature of his actual persona and opposite the high regard that Suspense cast and production members had for him. They enjoyed working and collaborating with him, and the notoriety it brought to their own careers. The series was always hunting for scripts that were set apart from others, so why not create a script that lampooned Spier's reputation? Reis, Lee, and Lawrence developed a satire about it, likely resulting in a very odd presentation for the audience, but chuckles and guffaws in rehearsals and the control room. Spier joyfully plays along at the very end by joining the on-air production and personally admonishing the announcer, in line with the central character. And, since this was the Roma sponsored era, they got to do it twice, once for the east and once for the west, and they even had some time between broadcasts to go to dinner, and perhaps get on the verge of partying too much. This became an undoubtedly self-indulgent episode that would tickle the in-crowd of radio and movie people in Hollywood, Chicago, and New York, but likely befuddled regular Suspense fans. In the future, the series would present other stories that had a radio insider perspective, but they were not as extreme. The  1951 A Murderous Revision (and its 1957 remake Murder on Mike ) was based around radio, but was still an accessible story for listeners. But Fury and Sound is fascinating because of the pedigree. Both Spier and William N. Robson bowed to Irving Reis as their mentor and thought he was the most brilliant man in radio. By this time Reis was more involved with film-making, but he wrote this fun roast of Spier to play on the common belief that he was a colorful bon vivant type but whom Reis knew as a skilled professional and as a friend. Norman Lloyd, William Spier, Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock and Suspense Fury and Sound was originally planned with radio veteran Wally Maher as the star, but he was replaced with Norman Lloyd when he became available. Just a few weeks earlier, Lloyd appeared on the May 24, 1945 broadcast of My Own Murderer supporting Herbert Marshall. He and Marshall were in the movie The Unseen , in theaters at this time. In 1942, Lloyd's movie career was taking off with his role in Hitchcock's Saboteur . In 1945, he was in Spellbound and had roles in The Southerner , A Walk in the Sun , and Within These Walls . Fury and Sound would be Lloyd's first and last as a Suspense leading star and also his final appearance on the series. Lloyd died at age 105 in May 2021. One critical aspect of Fury and Sound is Lloyd’s magnificent performance, full of furious energy and definitely containing bits of Welles and John Barrymore in his interpretation of Kingsley Roeschler, the villain of this story.  The connections of Lloyd, Spier, Welles, and Hitchcock are quite interesting. Spier hired Welles and he helped Spier build the Suspense franchise with newsworthy appearances such as the two-part Donovan's Brain . Many of Welles' fellow actors in the Mercury Theater had enduring relationships with Suspense , too. Lloyd was part of the Mercury Theater cast in its Broadway productions.  Lloyd reported on Welles tantrums in various writings and interviews. In one interview Lloyd says he was at a testimonial of some sort for Welles and Welles saw him, gave him a massive hug, and said in his ear "you son of a....." which they laughed over, and that was the last he ever saw him. Lloyd made films with Hitchcock ( Suspense was originally intended to include Hitchcock, and he named the series!). Spier became "The Hitchcock of Radio" and was in regular contact with the the real Hitchcock often. The famous film director would often call Spier after he heard that evening's Suspense performance. The Production Featured Two Actors Who Didn't Exist Part of the inside joke of Fury and Sound is that the names of two non-existent actors were listed in the cast. One of the names was used in the press release and picked up by the newspapers! The other name was mentioned in a magazine report of the episode! The two fake names were "Mark Humboldt" and "Clifton Cromwell." The cast for this show is interesting: Norman Lloyd as Kingsley Roeschler, maniac producer who always refers to himself by his last name Jack Edwards (alias “Mark Humboldt”) as Charlie Fowler (Jack was a very busy radio voice but did not often get on-air credit; radio fans may be more familiar with Edwards' brother Sam, a mainstay of Gunsmoke and other CBS westerns) Lurene Tuttle as Merle Fowler, and likely doubling as the nurse in the final scene (a year later she would become Effie the secretary on the Sam Spade series) Elliott Lewis (alias “Clifton Cromwell”) as Van the sound man and doubling as a radio actor (Lewis was in process of becoming a legendary radio powerhouse of writing, acting, directing, and producing, and in five years would become the producer of Suspense ) Bill Johnstone as the Suspense narrator and doubling as the program announcer (one of radio's busiest and highly regarded actors) Bill Spier appears as himself... or as his caricature, and he refers to himself at the end of the episode by his own last name! The Humboldt name was a fake one that Spier must have used as a joke now and then because the name is occasionally used in funny conversations in the Sam Spade series and never has a speaking part. The name was used at least three times on Sam Spade : in The Lazarus Caper 1948-09-12, and earlier in the series as an alias for Sam himself in the shows The Gumshoe Caper 1947-12-14 and The Nick Saint Caper 1947-12-21 . He may have used it other times on Spade as well as the Phillip Morris Playhouse and The Clock . Clifton Cromwell's last name may have been from a town in Spier's native Connecticut. Official publicity pictures for the upcoming broadcast were taken and can be viewed at the Getty Images site www.gettyimages.com and using their search engine. A key and paradoxical part of the story is the ever-increasing sound of a heartbeat. Sound effects artist Berne Surrey recorded his own heartbeat for the effect. It's almost like Poe's Telltale Heart -- except rather than imagining it, real sound of an amplified heart is used to drive the hated character crazy. This is an interesting juxtaposition in Suspense history. Surrey was attending medical school while working at CBS. He became an MD in the early 1950s and continued his training to become a psychoanalyst. His medical career was focused on helping people deal with their mental issues and difficult problems of their days. Yet this episode Surrey's role in the story was to drive the despised character to insanity. One of the Getty Images photos shows the cast with Surrey. He has his shirt raised to show the microphone on his chest. The Reaction The radio magazines reported on the episode, but they didn't really get it. The broadcast was noted in the August 1945 Radio Life magazine that the episode was "a spine-tingling satire on eccentric radio producers." The inside jokes run much deeper than they report it. The joke was on them, too... they mention Clifton Cromwell prominently in the story. They attribute the heartbeats to Surrey, but explain that Cromwell's heartbeat was tested along with Lurene Tuttle's to determine which produced the best sound for use in the production. The article mentions that CBS' Studio B had "an audience of onlookers" which implies a larger-than-usual attendance, likely a party atmosphere. This Radio Life story is the only account of the full performance that can currently be found... it seems the inside jokes stayed inside... except for that report. Fury and Sound  was broadcast on Suspense only once. It was a wild broadcast... and CBS' Washington DC affiliate WTOP suddenly went off the air before it ended, confusing the station's listeners WTOP received many calls asking what happened when the signal disappeared with about 3 minutes left in the program. They wanted to know how the show ended. According to the Washington Post , they were told "both men were put in an insane asylum." It may be true, but conveys nothing of the context or mood. The short explanation, however, allowed the station switchboard operator to move to the next complaint call quickly. The surviving recording of this episode is an Armed Forces Radio Service transcription A recording of the network broadcast does not exist. The script is available on this page and includes the Roma Wine commercials and other aspects of the production. An examination of the transcription label shows that it is stamped "USS Boxer." AFRS did not just broadcast on stations, it also broadcast on its largest ships in its own very small ship-exclusive studio! Details about this aircraft carrier can be found at its Wikipedia page . Suspense Magazine Adapted Fury and Sound , but with a Different Ending There is a copy of the script available, and the story was adapted for the first issue of Suspense Magazine . It has a different ending than the radio program , however. John C. Alsedek and his Blue Hours Productions cast did a modern Suspense performance of Fury and Sound .  The newer presentation is based on the magazine adaptation by Roby Wentz. Why Wentz used a different ending than the radio program is not known, but it is likely he was not supplied the final script or a recording of the program to work from! There are many aspects of the four issues of Suspense Magazine that are inconsistent with the actual broadcasts, even those programs were broadcast years earlier with their details certain and verified. This is why the differences between the magazine versions, the images used on the magazine covers, and the actual broadcasts are so confounding.  It is like one hand did not know what the other was doing. It is likely that Wentz worked from an early outline of the play and an early script as originally submitted to the series, and not the final production copy. The written story ends with a suicide, and that may have been considered unsavory for the broadcast by Roma Wines, CBS, Spier, or a combination of them. The broadcast concludes in an insane asylum, instead. Wentz was a working as a part-time freelance writer at this time. He had written a screenplay for the 1937 movie Heroes of the Alamo but spent most of his career in public relations for a government agency, and as an editor of newspapers and industry publications. He would later be known for his knowledge of the printing industry, where he served as editor of Western Printing magazine. He also wrote history of printing firms and also typography. He was considered an expert on rare books. Fury and Sound occurred early in his writing and business career. Fury and Sound Was Produced on Television, but not on the Suspense Television Series The script was adapted for the syndicated TV series The Unexpected in 1952 . There is a commercial DVD available. The production stars Hans Conried. There's no hint of the real story "roast" behind it in that TV performance, and the ending is consistent with the radio script. The highly successful Suspense television series was on the air at this time, and it is curious that it was not used on that series. Thank you... The recording of this episode was found by record and transcription disc collector John Tefteller and originally processed by disc expert Jerry Haendiges, and then generously shared with the classic radio hobby, fans, and researchers. John C. Alsedek, producer of the modern-day Suspense series, was pleased to add the Blue Hours Productions offering of Fury and Sound for inclusion in this commemoration of this special program in Suspense history. The Radio Talking Books Service celebrated the 80th anniversary of Suspense in June and July 2022, and asked researcher Dr. Joe Webb to record an introduction to the episode for their The Dusty Attic program. That introduction is included on this very Internet Archive page .

For Academic - Educational Use Only

For Academic - Educational Use Only

For Academic - Educational Use Only

Dream confronts John Dee to regain his lost ruby.

Dream confronts John Dee to regain his lost ruby.

326 p. ; 22 cm

326 p. ; 22 cm

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This is a New Zealand classification of The Sound And The Fury . Title The Sound And The Fury Publication number 1600408.000 Medium DVD Current decision R16 Objectionable except if the availability of the publication is restricted to persons who have attained the age of 16 years. Descriptive note Violence, offensive language, sex scenes and content that may disturb Associated documents 157315_35_4_105269.pdf (Register Page) Registration date 2016-06-17 Language English Country United States Related publications 1600408.001 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body Running time At submission: 98:14 At classification: 98:14 Additional information ‘The Sound And The Fury’ is an adaptation of a novel by William Faulkner published in 1929. It follows a conservative old Southern American family falling apart as the world enters the 20th century. The film is directed by, and stars, James Franco, and features Seth Rogan and Danny McBride in minor roles. The narrative provokes thought about the darker side of the human condition and draws attention to issues of the time. It is emotionally harrowing and best suited to those who have the maturity to comprehend the historical context. The narrative is tense and often gives a sense of unrest but is slow moving with a focus on voiceover and dialogue. Younger viewers are likely to be disturbed by the depictions of violence and the threatening and cruel behaviours. The sexual content, although brief, is inappropriate for younger viewers, as is the use of highly offensive racist language. The disturbing treatment of the mentally challenged and the racist attitudes of some of the characters support a restriction as younger viewers lack the maturity and life experience to place these elements into an historical context. For these reasons the film is classified R16 with a note for violence, offensive language, sex scenes and disturbing content.

This is a New Zealand classification of The Sound And The Fury . Title The Sound And The Fury Publication number 1600408.000 Medium DVD Current decision R16 Objectionable except if the availability of the publication is restricted to persons who have attained the age of 16 years. Descriptive note Violence, offensive language, sex scenes and content that may disturb Associated documents 157315_35_4_105269.pdf (Register Page) Registration date 2016-06-17 Language English Country United States Related publications 1600408.001 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body Running time At submission: 98:14 At classification: 98:14 Additional information ‘The Sound And The Fury’ is an adaptation of a novel by William Faulkner published in 1929. It follows a conservative old Southern American family falling apart as the world enters the 20th century. The film is directed by, and stars, James Franco, and features Seth Rogan and Danny McBride in minor roles. The narrative provokes thought about the darker side of the human condition and draws attention to issues of the time. It is emotionally harrowing and best suited to those who have the maturity to comprehend the historical context. The narrative is tense and often gives a sense of unrest but is slow moving with a focus on voiceover and dialogue. Younger viewers are likely to be disturbed by the depictions of violence and the threatening and cruel behaviours. The sexual content, although brief, is inappropriate for younger viewers, as is the use of highly offensive racist language. The disturbing treatment of the mentally challenged and the racist attitudes of some of the characters support a restriction as younger viewers lack the maturity and life experience to place these elements into an historical context. For these reasons the film is classified R16 with a note for violence, offensive language, sex scenes and disturbing content.

Pied Piper comes to town threatening to reveal secrets about Harrison Wells, and Iris gets a job at the Central City Picture News.