The Lovable Cheat / Bell & Howell 202 ProjectorTHE LOVABLE CHEAT (1949) and BELL & HOWELL'S NEW FILMOSOUND 202 PROJECTOR (1952) THE LOVABLE CHEAT stars the always genial Charles Ruggles who turns in a delightful performance in the title role of this period parlor romp adapted from a Balzac play. Monsieur Mercadet (Ruggles), his wife (Iris Adrian) and daughter (Peggy Ann Garner) are living the good life in a lovely mansion staffed with servants and headed by a proficient butler (Alan Mowbray). But

Never-before-released recording of piano great Bill Evans with bassist Chuck Israels and drummer Larry Bunker captured live in Copenhagen at the Radiohuset and TV-BYEN studios in August 1964

who left the Bad Seeds in 2009

10 in Bill board's jazz charts

and their status alone speaks volumes

snippets of guerilla music foregrounded by artists like Wael Shawky and Kader Attia

Clarine Seymour steals the picture and she is totally breathtaking as the little "native" girl

The result is a prodigious opera

who in turn studied with Theodor Leschetizky

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