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...whose Mother died when he was three, lives with his eighteen-year-old brother. Mason (Jim Matzler). Their ne'er-do-well father follows the radio cirucit and offers neither financial nor emotional support. When the film begins. Pops McCormick (Bill McKinney) hasn't been heard from in over five months. Tex's best friend Johnny Coles (Emulo Eztevez) lives a far different life. The son of a wealthy man, Johnny own a motorcycle, on which he drives Johnny one day as they walk into class "She must be a pain at home...
...Eighteen Democrats were re-elected to the Senate and almost all of them won big, although many opposed Reagan's legislative proposals...
...eighteen-year-old prostitute who can "suck point off a Chevy" and her partner. Banana Mac Parker, introduce an add assemblage populating Montgomery between 1918 and 1928. These include the aristocratic Banastre family, whose men patronize Blue Rhonda Latrec and Banana Mac. The younger Banastre roam from Yale Law School to incestuous beds, while their stunning mother. Hortensia, appears to epitomize Montgomery's last dispassionate bastion of social standards. But her frigid facade soon crumbles when she meets a gentle young man half her age, and their affair entangles Montgomery, from its upper echelons to the railroad station's streetwalkers...
...wrestlers also garnered the best finish in their history at the Eastern Championships, taking seventh among the eighteen teams, with three Harvard wrestlers placing. This top showing sent two grapplers to the Nationals--a tournament to which Lee had not the pleasure of accompanying one of his own wrestlers in almost a decade...
...Eighteen months ago, the Corcoran Gallery in Washington thought it would find out. Working on hints and tips as much as on the normal museum network, its associate director, Jane Livingston, and one of its curators, John Beardsley, traveled thousands of miles in America, mainly in the South, looking and interviewing and listing. The result opened at the Corcoran last month: "Black Folk Art in America, 1930-1980." Fifty years, 20 artists (most of them completely unknown outside their own communities), and almost 400 works-this is a singular act of discovery. Lovers of the quaint need not attend...