In the 1950s, “dinner and a movie” was a first date cliché, a way to go out and not do
Richard Foss
October 16, 2019
In the 1950s, “dinner and a movie” was a first date cliché, a way to go out and not do
Midway through Shawn Steel’s dark depiction of California politics, an impatient sounding listener shouted out from a table near the front of the Manhattan Country Club dining room, “How do we get the state back from the Democrats?” The California and National Republican Party Committee member answered bluntly, “We’re not going to.”
It was about 8:40 on Sunday night — well after when the Redondo Fun Factory was scheduled to close its barn doors to the public for the last time when Bob McCann called his last horse race.
Thursday, October 17 Dark and dramatic House of Bards is a new theater company that’s currently presenting “Macbeth” at the
