The Official Joanna Gleason Love Thread <3 — Page 4

D'aaaaaaaw. I love you JoGleas!!! Look at her beautiful headshot.

And the short haired picture! ehehehehehe. She looks more mature in that picture than she does now!

those are precious, Mamie!

and Brooks_Hatlen...do you have a way of sending that clip to me/anyone? hahaha. i'd love to see it! I want to direct I Love My Wife in the Fringe Festival someday.

eheheheh. Gnarly 80's pictures always welcome! Fer sure!

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truer words were never spoken. :)

is joanna leaving DRS the same time as Greg, do you guys think?

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and Brooks_Hatlen...do you have a way of sending that clip to me/anyone? hahaha. i'd love to see it!

I have lots of clips (this one ranking pretty high on the list, my Love & Wars are also desirable to make it easier to jump to episodes of interest) that I would like to digitize and share. Right now I don't have any form of video input to any of my computers, but my dad has a video capture card. We're going to work on consolidating several Joanna-clips onto fewer VHS tapes this weekend (like put all of the DRS on TV things together that are currently scattered) so hopefully "One Of These Days" (TM) I'll get so port some of that over to computer and into mpeg during a visit to my folks.

On a related note, we're thinking of getting a TiVo and I've heard of hacking that to pull mpeg clips from it via the ethernet interface. If this is doable this might become an easy way for me to mpeg lots of Joanna things in the collection. No promises on turnaround time or feasibility, just things I'm pondering.

To Mamie: Those photos are awesome! May I ask where you found them? Like the program for the show or something else I need to find?

Brooks - there's a book published each year called "Theatre World". These go back (as far as I can tell) to the 1944-1945 theatre season. The book is filled with hundreds of black and white photos from every Broadway and off-Broadway play produced that season. Later editions also included some regional theatre. There is also special sections in the back on new performers appearing that year, winners of the annual Theatre World awards, members of the theatrical community who passed away during that year, etc. Those two pics were from a couple different editions of that book. It's a great reference source for anyone who's interested in the theatre!

The new Playbill "Broadway Yearbook" is a bigger, fancier, colorful version of this book. I hope the Playbill book is successful enough to continue each year and that it starts to include more actual photos from the productions!

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