The Royal Wedding: Who Pays the Bill?
Anglophenia (blog)-Jan. 31, 2011
Who foots the bill for The Wedding of the Century? Peter Hunt, BBC's royal correspondent, looks at who will pay for Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal ...
Royal wedding: In numbers
BBC News-Apr. 30, 2011
The royal wedding was watched by millions of people in 180 countries around the world. Check out how some of the big numbers stacked up for the wedding of ...
Royal wedding: Prince William and Kate Middleton choose ...
Telegraph.co.uk-Jan. 15, 2011
For the guests at Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton, it is something of a dilemma: what to buy the couple, who are likely to have everything they might ...
"scientific paintings". Reading novels will seem boring next to
ReplyDeletetheir stage perception in this home theater of the future. Of course, this
will, in the sense of the perfection representations, something very far from those
"dramatizations" which we now occupy on the screen cinemas.
The cinema in the form in which it now exists, would seem, by
the comparison with the future the same theatre, a pathetic toy, worthy of laughter and
contempt. I'm not talking about flashing, flatness and other defects,
that maybe tomorrow will be eliminated forever. No, future
kinetophone (not the name) will reveal the true magic on the stage
selected colors of reality, will reveal the human voice, "machine
way" estetizirovat in its transmission, will reveal podkupayusche
worst writer clarity, charm and the illusion of drama
concept. (...) A tremendous demand for such magical product will give
the ability to "let go" in him the most beautiful women in the world, wonderful actors
the best schools, sygravshie orchestral music, pornogalery
the human chorus, a swarm of captivating dancers, fearless acrobats,
cancel the scenery and costumes of the greatest artists, hosts of extras, sea
people!.. And each of these new gifts Pandora will cost, because the same
Grand demand, not just more expensive published books or pamphlets of our
era. Our grandchildren (I want to believe that our grandchildren) will buy such
paintings, like real dreams, -- dreams that he will
enjoy lying in his bed, vis-a-vis to cinema-screen dreams
that will fill the room, and soul before sleep a wink"
(Evreinov N. N. Theatre for himself. -- Part 2. P. 101-102).
Then you believed N.Evreinov, its interesting
the overcoming of time, since it is possible to meet the artist even
future audience (See: Evreinov N. N. Pro scena sua. P. 123). I brought
such a long quote from the admirable description of what has not been, with
a clear identification of the positive characteristics that only today we
quite clearly you can imagine.
Some of his articles .GN Evreinov devotes to the problem
nudity/of bare; in modern terminology -- mysticism
erotica/pornography.