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Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never ... Read more

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never win a beauty contest, but her powerful turn as a blowzy sot in Anna Christie opposite Greta Garbo won her a legion of devoted fans. In The Girl Said No, her next film, she again hit the bottle. But this time she played a grouchy grande dame unused to the Demon Rum in a laugh-'til-you-gasp scene that made her reputation as one of the Early Talkie Era's great comediennes. The story follows a brash young man (William Haines) out to make his fortune. His means: sell a passel of 7% bonds. His mark: wealthy Hettie Brown (Dressler). His method: ply the old biddy with booze until she signs on the dotted line. The result: a fall-down-funny (literally) comedy sequence. Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never ... Read more

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never win a beauty contest, but her powerful turn as a blowzy sot in "Anna Christie" opposite Greta Garbo won her a legion of devoted fans. In "The Girl Said No", her next film, she again hit the bottle. But this time she played a grouchy grande dame unused to the Demon Rum in a laugh-'til-you-gasp scene that made her reputation as one of the Early Talkie Era's great comediennes. The story follows a brash young man (William Haines) out to make his fortune. His means: sell a passel of 7% bonds. His mark: wealthy Hettie Brown (Dressler). His method: ply the old biddy with booze until she signs on the dotted line. The result: a fall-down-funny (literally) comedy sequence. Presented in Black & White. Minimize

A child's sweet chatter can range from adorable to absurdly ... Read more

A child's sweet chatter can range from adorable to absurdly hilarious--to downright profound. Relive every word with the "Said What?" Book, a journal that lets you keep their every cherubic remark in one place. With the colorfully illustrated and detailed note pages, you'll always know the date, baby's age, location and company of their side-splitting stylings. Makes a perfect gift for the new parent, teacher or anyone who spends their days with children. Created in Memphis, TN and printed in Rogers, AR. Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

This book is intended to introduce you to twelve major prin ... Read more

This book is intended to introduce you to twelve major principles that my father lived by, although I do not think that he numbered them or even gave a thought to categorizing them. However, he did live by them and expected his family to do likewise. He never preached them to us because he had the ability to insert their meaning into everyday situations. Putting the following chapters together required assembling numerous notes. I had slips of paper with scribbling on them recalling my father’s words, complete pieces of paper—some even typed—with sayings on them, and the sense to take notes, whenever I was with family, to remember the times and circumstances when these principles were applied. During these gatherings of friends and family, one story relevant to my father’s philosophies always led to another, most times with a small unexpected revelation for someone in the group. I considered each and every saying I collected as to what my father might have been feeling when he spoke those words to us, and I organized his comments into topical categories. A majority of these sayings could have gone into different categories than the one I chose; however, it was with a sense of Pop’s disposition (and mine) as I remember it at the time that I arranged his statements. As you turn these pages, welcome to the world of being surrounded by the principles of one who loved life and whose philosophies about that life were both realistic as well as practical. Minimize

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never ... Read more

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never win a beauty contest, but her powerful turn as a blowzy sot in Anna Christie opposite Greta Garbo won her a legion of devoted fans. In The Girl Said No, her next film, she again hit the bottle. But this time she played a grouchy grande dame unused to the Demon Rum in a laugh-'til-you-gasp scene that made her reputation as one of the Early Talkie Era's great comediennes. The story follows a brash young man (William Haines) out to make his fortune. His means: sell a passel of 7% bonds. His mark: wealthy Hettie Brown (Dressler). His method: ply the old biddy with booze until she signs on the dotted line. The result: a fall-down-funny (literally) comedy sequence. Minimize

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never ... Read more

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never win a beauty contest, but her powerful turn as a blowzy sot in Anna Christie opposite Greta Garbo won her a legion of devoted fans. In The Girl Said No, her next film, she again hit the bottle. But this time she played a grouchy grande dame unused to the Demon Rum in a laugh-'til-you-gasp scene that made her reputation as one of the Early Talkie Era's great comediennes. The story follows a brash young man (William Haines) out to make his fortune. His means: sell a passel of 7% bonds. His mark: wealthy Hettie Brown (Dressler). His method: ply the old biddy with booze until she signs on the dotted line. The result: a fall-down-funny (literally) comedy sequence. Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

skipena Store Bible Match Game BY VAL CHADWICK BAGLEY WHO S ... Read more

skipena Store Bible Match Game BY VAL CHADWICK BAGLEY WHO SAID... A BIBLE MATCH GAME Perfect for: Family Home Evenings Sunday Activities Whenever you're in the mood for a great time! Primary Sunday School Classes From the Creator of Choose The Right 56 Cards,2 or more Players,Ages 3 and up. NEW. Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. Minimize

Like the rest of America, Hollywood was ripe for revolution ... Read more

Like the rest of America, Hollywood was ripe for revolution in the late sixties. Cinema attendance was down; what had once worked seemed broken. Enter Bob Rafelson, Bert Schneider, and Steve Blauner, who knew that what Hollywood needed was new audiences—namely, young people—and that meant cultivating new talent and new ideas. Fueled by money made from their invention of the superstar TV pop group the Monkees, they set off on a film-industry journey that would lead them to form BBS Productions, a company that was also a community. The innovative films produced by this team between 1968 and 1972 are collected in this box set—works created within the studio system but lifted right out of the countercultural id, and that now range from the iconic (Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Picture Show) to the acclaimed (The King of Marvin Gardens) to the obscure (Head; Drive, He Said; A Safe Place). Head (1968) Hey, hey, it’s the Monkees... being catapulted through one of American cinema’s most surreal '60s odysseys. In it, Mickey Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork become trapped in a kaleidoscopic satire that’s movie homage, media send-up, concert movie, and antiwar cry all at once. Head escaped commercial success on its release but has since been reclaimed as one of the great cult objects of its era. (85 minutes, color, monaural/surround, 1.78:1 aspect ratio) Easy Rider (1969) This is the definitive counterculture blockbuster. The former clean-cut teen star Dennis Hopper’s down-and-dirty directorial debut, Easy Rider heralded the arrival of a new voice in film, one planted firmly, angrily against the mainstream. After Easy Rider’s cross-country journey—with its radical, New Wave-style editing, outsider-rock soundtrack, revelatory performance by a young Jack Nicholson, and explosive ending—the American road trip would never be the same. (96 minutes, color, surround, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) Five Easy Pieces (1970) Jack Nicholson plays the now iconic cad Bobby Dupea, a shiftless thirtysomething oil rigger and former piano prodigy immune to any sense of romantic or familial responsibility, who returns to his childhood home to see his ailing estranged father, his blue-collar girlfriend (Karen Black, like Nicholson nominated for an Oscar) in tow. Moving in its simplicity and gritty in its textures, Bob Rafelson’s Five Easy Pieces is a lasting example of early 1970s American alienation. (98 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) Drive, He Said (1970) Based on the best-selling novel by Jeremy Larner, Drive, He Said is free-spirited and sobering by turns, a sketch of the exploits of a disaffected college basketball player and his increasingly radical roommate, a feverishly shot and edited snapshot of the early '70s (some of it was filmed during an actual campus protest). Jack Nicholson’s audacious comedy (starring Bruce Dern and Karen Black) is a startling howl direct from the zeitgeist. (90 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) A Safe Place (1971) In this delicate, introspective drama, laced with fantasy elements, Tuesday Weld stars as a fragile young woman in New York unable to reconcile her ambiguous past with her unmoored present; Orson Welles as an enchanting Central Park magician and Jack Nicholson as a mysterious ex-lover round out the cast. A Safe Place was directed by independent cinema icon Henry Jaglom. (92 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) The Last Picture Show (1971) The Last Picture Show is one of the key films of the American cinema renaissance of the '70s. Set during the early '50s in the loneliest Texas nowheresville to ever dust up a movie screen, this aching portrait of a dying West, adapted from Larry McMurtry’s novel, focuses on the daily shuffles of three futureless teens—enigmatic Sonny (Timothy Bottoms), (Jeff Bridges), and desperate-to-be-adored rich girl Jacy (Cybil Shepherd)—and the aging los Minimize

Playful, tender, and wise, I'm Hungry Said the Donkey by ne ... Read more

Playful, tender, and wise, I'm Hungry Said the Donkey by new Christian children's author Marcia Harden examines the true meaning of the holiday season in this rendition of what happened that night in Bethlehem. A charming literary treat for young children learning about Christmas, this moo-ving narrative follows a conversation between the donkey that Mary rode and a cow that was happily munching away the cold, starry night in his stable. In this joyful introduction to the birth of Jesus, "away in the manger" comes alive with vivid illustrations and Harden's lyrical, lighthearted prose. As the cow insists the donkey moo-ve over, even the youngest children will delight in the stable animals' antics and be wowed at how they joined together in awe-struck harmony as Baby Jesus made his way into the world. Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

Lushly illustrated tale sharing the generosity of dairy far ... Read more

Lushly illustrated tale sharing the generosity of dairy farmer Max Yasgur, who opened his farm to a generation of flower children for three days of peace and music in August 1969. This became the Woodstock Festival. Minimize

Like the rest of America, Hollywood was ripe for revolution ... Read more

Like the rest of America, Hollywood was ripe for revolution in the late sixties. Cinema attendance was down; what had once worked seemed broken. Enter Bob Rafelson, Bert Schneider, and Steve Blauner, who knew that what Hollywood needed was new audiences—namely, young people—and that meant cultivating new talent and new ideas. Fueled by money made from their invention of the superstar TV pop group the Monkees, they set off on a film-industry journey that would lead them to form BBS Productions, a company that was also a community. The innovative films produced by this team between 1968 and 1972 are collected in this box set—works created within the studio system but lifted right out of the countercultural id, and that now range from the iconic (Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Picture Show) to the acclaimed (The King of Marvin Gardens) to the obscure (Head; Drive, He Said; A Safe Place). Head (1968) Hey, hey, it’s the Monkees . . . being catapulted through one of American cinema’s most surreal '60s odysseys. In it, Mickey Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork become trapped in a kaleidoscopic satire that’s movie homage, media send-up, concert movie, and antiwar cry all at once. Head escaped commercial success on its release but has since been reclaimed as one of the great cult objects of its era. (85 minutes, color, monaural/surround, 1.78:1 aspect ratio) Easy Rider (1969) This is the definitive counterculture blockbuster. The former clean-cut teen star Dennis Hopper’s down-and-dirty directorial debut, Easy Rider heralded the arrival of a new voice in film, one planted firmly, angrily against the mainstream. After Easy Rider’s cross-country journey—with its radical, New Wave-style editing, outsider-rock soundtrack, revelatory performance by a young Jack Nicholson, and explosive ending—the American road trip would never be the same. (96 minutes, color, surround, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) Five Easy Pieces (1970) Jack Nicholson plays the now iconic cad Bobby Dupea, a shiftless thirtysomething oil rigger and former piano prodigy immune to any sense of romantic or familial responsibility, who returns to his childhood home to see his ailing estranged father, his blue-collar girlfriend (Karen Black, like Nicholson nominated for an Oscar) in tow. Moving in its simplicity and gritty in its textures, Bob Rafelson’s Five Easy Pieces is a lasting example of early 1970s American alienation. (98 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) Drive, He Said (1971) Based on the best-selling novel by Jeremy Larner, Drive, He Said is free-spirited and sobering by turns, a sketch of the exploits of a disaffected college basketball player and his increasingly radical roommate, a feverishly shot and edited snapshot of the early '70s (some of it was filmed during an actual campus protest). Jack Nicholson’s audacious comedy (starring Bruce Dern and Karen Black) is a startling howl direct from the zeitgeist. (90 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) A Safe Place (1971) In this delicate, introspective drama, laced with fantasy elements, Tuesday Weld stars as a fragile young woman in New York unable to reconcile her ambiguous past with her unmoored present; Orson Welles as an enchanting Central Park magician and Jack Nicholson as a mysterious ex-lover round out the cast. A Safe Place was directed by independent cinema icon Henry Jaglom. (92 minutes, color, monaural, 1.85:1 aspect ratio) The Last Picture Show (1971) The Last Picture Show is one of the key films of the American cinema renaissance of the '70s. Set during the early '50s in the loneliest Texas nowheresville to ever dust up a movie screen, this aching portrait of a dying West, adapted from Larry McMurtry’s novel, focuses on the daily shuffles of three futureless teens—enigmatic Sonny (Timothy Bottoms), (Jeff Bridges), and desperate-to-be-adored rich girl Jacy (Cybil Shepherd)—and the agi Minimize

Can a dog moo? Can a pig moo? Can you moo? A bird finger pu ... Read more

Can a dog moo? Can a pig moo? Can you moo? A bird finger puppet asks animal after animal if each can moo. A simple text filled with questions and animal sounds accompanies bold and playful illustrations by Tanya Roitman. Children learn about animals and the sounds they make in this interactive puppet book. Animals Included: dog, cat, pig, mouse, cow Minimize

Lulu is one seriously sleepy pig. But every time she snuggl ... Read more

Lulu is one seriously sleepy pig. But every time she snuggles in her cozy bed, she’s disturbed by the noises of two naughty birds outside her window. Whoooooo…Coooooo….Lulu must find a way to get her wide-awake pals to pipe down. But as her frustration grows, will she be able to ask them nicely?Brimming with pitch-perfect rhymes, fun-to-say animal noises, and heaps of humor, this book is a delightful read-aloud that’s perfect for bedtime—or anytime! Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engin ... Read more

It's been said often that there's nothing like German engineering. Whether it's fast cars, speeding trains, or fanciful castles, places like Dresden, Hamburg and Bavaria provide ample evidence that if it's built in Germany, it's built right. Well, the same holds true for backgammon sets. Introducing the most technically correct backgammon set in the world, the Freistadtler Professional Series. WARNING: For Professional Use Only. This is not a toy. Consider the Freistadtler Professional Series backgammon set your weapon of choice, sure to set off alarm bells the moment you walk into the room toting this beast. Not only will you turn heads, you will surely rattle even the coolest cat waiting as your next opponent. Some have said that backgammon is 10% skill, and 90% intimidation, so why not stack the odds in your favor? These professional backgammon sets are entirely hand-made by the most skilled artisans in the backgammon world, and are painstakingly assembled over several days of careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Quality and perfection are guaranteed. The exterior of each set comes in jet black leatherette, accented with nickel trim and hardware, using only the highest quality combination locks, ergonomic handle, and metal corners. Once you open this beauty, prepare to catch your breath as you behold the stunning Merino felt playing surface, carefully inlaid to perfection and available in the most vibrant color combinations. The backgammon checkers are large and heavy, manufactured from a marbleized resin most closely resembling bakelite, a material used to make backgammon checkers back in the 70's. These are the finest backgammon checkers in the world, and you'll be thrilled to experience how they feel gliding back and forth on the Merino felt playing surface. Additionally, in each set you'll find professional dice cups with perfectly sized trip lips to ensure fair rolls of the dice, an oversized professional doubling cube, and of course, professional backgammon precision dice. Go ahead. Shift gears, and let German engineering take you to the top. Backgammon Set Dimensions: Open Length: 29in., Open Width: 24 1/4in. Open Height: 1 1/2in., Closed Length: 14 1/2in., Closed Width: 24 1/4in., Closed Height: 3 1/8in., Minimize

NEW Marie Osmond Whoa!Product Features: Marie Osmond is ple ... Read more

NEW Marie Osmond Whoa!Product Features: Marie Osmond is pleased to present a baby?s-first-step-vignette doll named, appropriately, ?Whoa!?. Whether said by the baby or said by the parents, ?Whoa!? represents one of the most memorable and incredible moments in life, as any proud parent would readily admit. Adorably dressed in a pink, play dress with embroidered embellishments, ?Whoa!? is as cute (and wobbly) as she can be! ?Whoa!? is truly a collectible doll sculpted by Jo Ann Pohlman. 10" stand Minimize

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never ... Read more

Bulldog-faced, bullmoose-framed Marie Dressler would never win a beauty contest, but her powerful turn as a blowzy sot in Anna Christie opposite Greta Garbo won her a legion of devoted fans. In The Girl Said No, her next film, she again hit the bottle. But this time she played a grouchy grande dame unused to the Demon Rum in a laugh-'til-you-gasp scene that made her reputation as one of the Early Talkie Era's great comediennes. The story follows a brash young man (William Haines) out to make his fortune. His means: sell a passel of 7% bonds. His mark: wealthy Hettie Brown (Dressler). His method: ply the old biddy with booze until she signs on the dotted line. The result: a fall-down-funny (literally) comedy sequence. Minimize

Bubber is said to be the lightest modeling compound on eart ... Read more

Bubber is said to be the lightest modeling compound on earth. This unique putty is soft and marshmallow-like, it never dries out, and it can be used again and again. What you do with Bubber is up to you: shape it in your hands, stamp out pieces using stencils, or simply squeeze it. Play with Bubber during your break for a fun and creative way to relieve stress. Included is more than enough Bubber for you and a few co-workers to share. Plus, it can be easily stored in the plastic bucket. Bubber is unlike anything you have ever touched before! Minimize

So Mammy Said is a powerful chronicle of a young Irish Cath ... Read more

So Mammy Said is a powerful chronicle of a young Irish Catholic boy's life in a small village in Southern Ireland detailing the trials he faces and the triumphs he enjoys along the way to adulthood. Each chapter gives deeper insights into young Pat, his parents, his thirteen brothers and sisters, and the members of his small community, including a cantankerous schoolteacher and a priest with a short fuse. Filled with Irish wit and mishaps, the adventures of Pat's colorful childhood rival those of Huckleberry Finn. Walk with Pat as he journeys through the rites of passage that made him the man he is today. In the midst of abject poverty, hunger, illness, filth, and deprivation, Pat magically finds humor, dignity and love. What makes this book so rich is the raw honesty of Pat's thoughts and feelings and the way he tells the story without a shred of self-pity. Written in a fresh, conversational voice, this true story will surprise and shock you. It will make you laugh and make you cry. But most of all, it will open your heart. Minimize