Charlie and his partner Mike work at a piano store, whose manager orders them to deliver a piano to Mr. Rich at 666 Prospect Street and repossess one from Mr. Poor at 999 Prospect Street. Hilarity ensues when they do exactly the opposite after mixing up the addresses of their customers.
Charlie Chaplin as Charlie the piano mover チャーリー・チャップリン Mack Swain as Mike マック・スウェイン Charley Chase (as Charles Parrott) as Piano store manager チャーリー・チェイス Fritz Schade as Mr. Rich フリッツ・シェイド Cecile Arnold as Mrs. Rich セシル・アーノルド Frank Hayes as Mr. Poor フランク・ヘイズ
Today’s video Doodle, created by Atlanta-based guest artist Sam Bass, celebrates the 70th birthday of multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer Luther Vandross−the “Velvet Voice” whose 1silky-smooth tenor ballads romanced generations with 2inimitable style and grace.
1 非常に滑らかな 2 真似できない
Born on this day in 1951 in New York City, Luther Ronzoni Vandross grew up 3inspired by soul music giants such as Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, and Dionne Warwick. At the age of five, he showed a sharp interest in singing, often using the 4coin-operated recording booths found in stores sprinkled throughout New York City at the time. He truly knew music was his 5destiny after a Warwick performance blew him away at 13−so he began to write his own songs. After high school, Vandross showcased his tunes at Amateur Night at Harlem’s Apollo Theater. Although he never won first place, he joined the theater’s performing arts group “Listen My Brother Revue,” who sang on the 1969 pilot episode of the children’s show “Sesame Street” and gave Vandross his first taste of widespread exposure.
3 感化される 4 コイン投入式の 5 運命
Vandross’s next big break came when his original 6composition “Everybody Rejoice” was featured in “The Wiz,” a 1974 Broadway musical later adapted into an Academy Award-winning film. From there, Vandross 7launched himself into dozens of collaborative projects with artists like David Bowie, Ringo Starr, Whitney Houston, and Ben E. King. His knack for infectious 8hooks also landed him gigs singing commercial 9jingles for Juicy Fruit and several other major brands.
6 作曲作品 7 始める 8 (曲の)サビ 9 CMソング
In 1981, Vandross launched his solo career and took full creative control to compose, write, and produce his debut studio album “Never Too Much”−the soundtrack of today’s Doodle and the first of 14 studio albums that went either platinum or multi-platinum! A fine-tuned 10maestro of performance, Vandross took his passionate songs on world-wide tours, where he poured his style into all aspects of live production, from the design of background singers sparkling gowns to the mood-setting stage lights. In 1989, Vandross’s devotion to the live experience set an international 11milestone when he became the first male artist to sell out 10 consecutive shows at London’s Wembley Arena.
Vandross’s successful music career culminated in eight Grammy Awards (out of 33 nominations), a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a 1997 Super Bowl half-time show performance, and eight Billboard Top 10 albums.
Happy birthday, Luther Vandross! The joy your music brings to the world is never too much.
Timid milkman Burleigh Sullivan (Lloyd) works for the American company Sunflower Dairies. Two drunk men try to chat up Mae, Burleigh's sister, and he chances by. In an ensuing brawl, Speed McFarland, the world middleweight champion, gets knocked out (but Burleigh never in fact threw a punch; he merely ducked to get out of the way of a punch which brought the champ down).
McFarland's boss, the crooked Gabby Sloan (Adolphe Menjou), decides to promote Sullivan in a series of fixed fights that will culminate in him being knocked out in a real fight with McFarland. Against all the odds, Sullivan triumphs and becomes world champion.
Harold Lloyd as Burleigh "Tiger" Sullivan ハロルド・ロイド Adolphe Menjou as Gabby Sloan アドルフ・マンジュー Verree Teasdale as Ann Westley ヴェリー・ティーズデイル Helen Mack as Mae Sullivan ヘレン・マック William Gargan as Speed McFarland ウィリアム・ガーガン George Barbier as Wilbur Austin ジョルジュ・バルビエ Dorothy Wilson as Polly Pringle ドロシー・ウィルソン Lionel Stander as Spider Schultz ライオネル・スタンダー Charles Lane as Willard ライオネル・スタンダー Marjorie Gateson as Mrs. E. Winthrop Lemoyne マージョリー・ゲイトソン
In honor of a storied legacy of cultural １enrichment for New Yorkers and international communities alike, today’s Doodle celebrates the 151st Anniversary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art was ２founded in 1870 by a group of American citizens−businessmen and ３financiers as well as leading artists and thinkers of the day−who wanted to create a museum to bring art and art education to the American people. On this day in 1870, the museum was officially incorporated and soon after acquired its first work of art: a Roman sarcophagus.
1 豊かにするもの 2 設立される 3 投資家 資本家
4The Met has come quite a long way from that first showing to become New York’s largest art museum, with a ５permanent collection of over 1.5 million objects, spanning over 5,000 years from nearly every corner of the globe. A sampling of the many works of art found at The Met today are depicted in today’s Doodle artwork−including a Byzantine floor mosaic from 500-550 A.D., the armor of German Emperor Ferdinand I from the 16th century, an intricate traditional Lakota/Teton Sioux beaded dress, and the painting "Self-Portrait" by Samuel Joseph Brown, Jr. from the 1940s.
Whether you're a Met regular or planning your first trip to the Museum, be sure to visit a certain blue 6ceramic hippopotamus from Egypt’s Middle Kingdom nicknamed “William.” An unofficial mascot of The Met, he might soon become your favorite part of the collection.
Happy anniversary to The Met–and here’s to many more!
4 The Metropolitan Museum of Art,メトロポリタン美術館のこと 5 常設展 6 陶器の
In the overheated jury room of the New York County Courthouse, a jury prepares to deliberate the case of an 18-year-old impoverished youth accused of stabbing his father to death. The judge instructs them that if there is any reasonable doubt, the jurors are to return a verdict of not guilty; if found guilty, the defendant will receive a death sentence. The verdict must be unanimous.
At first, the evidence seems convincing: a neighbor testified to witnessing the defendant stab his father from her window. Another neighbor testified that he heard the defendant threaten to kill his father and the father's body hitting the ground, and then, through his peephole, saw the defendant run past his door. The boy has a violent past and had recently purchased a switchblade of the same type as was found at the murder scene, but claimed he lost it. The knife at the scene had been cleaned of fingerprints.
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Cast
Martin Balsam as Juror 1 マーティン・バルサム John Fiedler as Juror 2 ジョン・フィードラー Lee J. Cobb as Juror 3 リー・J・コッブ E. G. Marshall as Juror 4 E・G・マーシャル Jack Klugman as Juror 5 ジャック・クラグマン Edward Binns as Juror 6 エドワード・ビーンズ Jack Warden as Juror 7 ジャック・ウォーデン Henry Fonda as Davis, Juror 8 ヘンリー・フォンダ Joseph Sweeney as McCardle, Juror 9 ジョセフ・スィーニー Ed Begley as Juror 10 エド・ベグリー George Voskovec as Juror 11 ジョージ・ヴォスコヴェック Robert Webber as Juror 12 ロバート・ウェッバー
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Academy Awards
Nominated Best Picture Best Director (Sidney Lumet) Best Adapted Screenplay
