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...night that this reviewer saw Annie, the show was a hit with the entire audience, especially children. The lobby of the Wang Center was filled with three-foot tall knockouts, dressed in their own Mary Janes and best dresses. A few enterprising young gentlemen could be overheard trying to pick up some of these soon-to-be leading ladies, but most were too busy tap-dancing like Molly or gustily singing, "Tomorrow, tomorrow, the sun'll come out tomorrow" to even notice...
...Over 800 people attended his funeral, where they remembered him as a "family person, a husband, a father, and a Marine." Clearly, John Kelly made friends easily, and these friends did not wish for his name to be forgotten with the passage of time. On October 28, 1985, the three-foot high brick structure bearing his brass plate was unveiled amid a spectacular ceremony, complete with band, flag-draped platform, military color guard, and a proclamation from then-Governor Michael Dukakis. At the event, a friend of the family perfectly summed up Kelly as "a true American...
...variety of drugs, she repeatedly assaulted [two] sleeping victims [Jeffrey Lynn Dean and Deborah Thornton] with the murder weapon, left it embedded in Ms. Thornton's chest and boasted, just after the killings, that she had experienced a surge of sexual pleasure every time she swung the three-foot pickax...
...core of the Weeks footbridge in a three-foot crawlspace, three steam pipes make the temperature close to 100 degrees for workers crawling through to the Business School...
...course, the movie itself does not take place at the actual Niagara Falls. Instead, it's set in a fictitious, miniaturized, Australian version of the great tourist attraction dubbed "Niagara Smalls." Like the three-foot waterfall, the cast and Rosenberg himself, Hotel de Love is distinctly Australian. But Rosenberg sees the cultural differences from Down Under as an advantage when presenting his film to American audiences...