The Tangent - In Earnest Part 1
In Earnest, track 1 on the prog supergroup The Tangent's album: A Place In the Queue. Part 2
The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 1 of 11
link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com 'The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde Gary Bond ... John Worthing, JP Jeremy Clyde ... Algernon Moncrieff Alan Hay ... Lane Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) It was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981. This production has never been commercially available for purchase in any media format. Oscar Wilde was famous as a dazzling personality and sparking conversationalist, but he wasn't described by his contemporaries as acting like one of his characters in his plays, tho. Max Beerbohm told SN Behrman: "Well, in the beginning he was the most enchanting company, don't you know. His conversation was so simple and natural and flowing--not at all epigrammatic, which would have been unbearable. He saved that for his plays, thank heaven." WH Auden writes (reviewing a collection of Wilde's letters): The post-prison letters are more interesting than the pre-prison. To begin with, Wilde is now a lonely man, without an audience of his social and intellectual equals, so he puts into his letters what in happier times he would have expressed in talk, and the reader gets glimpses of what his conversation must have been like: "I assure you that the type-writing machine, when played with expression, is not more annoying <b>...</b>
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Earnest Pugh Hosanna
This song is AWESOME. It makes you want to wave your hands and Praise God! Track 11 off of the cd "Rain On Us Live." You really need to go buy the cd and listen to it from beginning to end and you want get tired of it!!
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The Great I Am - Earnest Pugh
From The Album Kerry Douglas Presents - Gospel Mix IV. Available In Stores September 2010.
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"Rain On Us" Video Single
Concept Video of first single from the July 28, 2009 release of EARNEST PUGH - LIVE!
Vital statistics for B2B Marketers
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Earnest Goes to Anime (1/4) - Whole thing in the description
Alternate title: The Importance of Watching Earnest Evans Thanks to Valis77 for the gameplay and Cubex55 for the youtube account. Watch all their longplays at www.longplays.org - The original video can be found at: youtube.com As usual, you can watch the whole thing without waiting at blip.tv
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The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) - Cigarette Case
A scene from the 2002 film adaptation of The Importance of Being Earnest, featuring Rupert Everett and Colin Firth. (C) Miramax Films. www.imdb.com
Earnest Goes to Anime (2/4)
You don't have to wait for parts 3 and 4 if you don't want - watch the whole thing at blip.tv Originally played by Valis77 and uploaded by Cubex55. Commented with permission from Cubex.
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Earnest Pugh [Rain On Us]
Minister Earnest Pugh on the 2010 Season of Bobby Jones Gospel singing a song from his latest project "Rain On Us". Check out www.earnestpugh.com for more info. Charles Butler & Trinity providing background vocals (email: charlesbutlerjr@gmail.com.)
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Earnest Pugh - Rain On Us
Lyrics: Lead: Let your glory fill this place Let your all consuming fire fill this tabernacle and purify hearts Surround us in this place Want you to breathe new life within us Send a refreshing Lord purify our hearts Verse: Let your glory fill this place Let your all consuming fire fill this tabernacle purify hearts Surround us in this place and breathe new life within us Send a refreshing Lord saturate our hearts Chorus: Rain on us Breathe on us Shower down Shower down Send your spirit Lord (repeat) Verse: Let your glory fill this place Let your all consuming fire fill this tabernacle purify hearts Surround us in this place and breathe new life within us Send a refreshing Lord saturate our hearts [Chorus:] Shower down (repeat) Send your spirit Lord [Repeat Verse]
The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 2 of 11
"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde A 1985 TV broadcast featuring the formidable and hilarious Lady Bracknell by Dame Wendy Hiller. link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com Gary Bond ... John Worthing, JP Jeremy Clyde ... Algernon Moncrieff Alan Hay ... Lane Gabrielle Drake ... Gwendolen Fairfax Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) Richard Ross asked Wilde about 'Earnest' "What sort of play are we to expect?" the playwright answered: "It is exquisitely trivial, a delicate bubble of fancy, and it has its philosophy." "Its philosophy?" "That we should treat all the trivial things of life seriously, and all the serious things of life with sincere and studied triviality." This production was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981.
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The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) - Trailer
Original Trailer of the movie, based on the well known comedy by Oscar Wilde "The Importance of Being Earnest" The plot revolves around two men in Edwardian England, John (Jack) Worthing and Algernon (Algy) Moncrieff. Whenever Jack travels to London from his Hertfordshire estate he says he is going to see his (fictitious) wayward brother Ernest. Once in London he keeps his privacy by calling himself Ernest. This tactic is especially important as his beloved, Gwendolen, declares that she could only love a man named Ernest. Her cousin, Algy, is the one person who knows Jack's secret and one day he travels down to the estate, announcing himself to Jack's attractive ward Cecily as the infamous Ernest. Cecily is enamoured with him and his name, and upon Jack's return home and Gwendolen's unexpected arrival it becomes clear there are both too many and too few Ernests earnestly courting. (Wikipedia ENG) Very well done movie in my opinion, with two of the best english actors, Colin Firth and Rupert Everett, both perfect here in their roles! but we have not to forget the co-stars Reese Whiterspoon, Frances O'Connor and Judi Dench!! Funny and enjoyable! (look out for the song the two men start singing to the ladies) -I do not own material in the vid. It is published without any profict-
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The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 3 of 11
"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde A 1985 TV broadcast featuring the formidable and hilarious Lady Bracknell by Dame Wendy Hiller. This segment includes her famous lines "Ignorance is like a delicate exotic fruit; touch it and the bloom is gone" and "A handbag?" Gary Bond ... John Worthing, JP Gabrielle Drake ... Gwendolen Fairfax Dame Wendy Hiller (Mrs. Ronald Gow) had a very distinguished stage career, and many fine television appearances. Despite much success in films, especially early on, she preferred the stage. Retired in 1992, she died at age 90 in 2003. A nice tribute to her here: www.youtube.com Wendy Hiller is the only impersonator of this role who does not make me wish I was watching Dame Edith Evans. See Edith Evans do this very same scene here: www.youtube.com link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) This production was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981.
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Goose Creek Symphony - "Words Of Earnest"
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The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 4 of 11
"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com Gary Bond ... John Worthing, JP Jeremy Clyde ... Algernon Moncrieff Alan Hay ... Lane Gabrielle Drake ... Gwendolen Fairfax Ann Thornton ... Cecily Cardew Rosamund Greenwood ... Miss Prism Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) This production was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981. The actor (and manager) Geroge Alexander first presented this play with a one act curtain raiser by Langdon Mitchell. Wilde had submitted a four-act play, and was told to cut it down to three acts. He complied and most of the cutting involved folding the second and third acts into one--the second act as exits today. Wilde's son Vyvyan reconstructed the original 4-act version, (it survived in a German translation and from copies of Wilde's early drafts, where Lady Bracknell was then called Lady Brancaster). Some excellent stuff got cut! such as these exchanges: Jack: I would like, Miss Fairfax, to take advantage of Lady Brancaster's temporary absence. Gwendolen: Yes, Mr. Worthing, I would certainly advise you to do so. Jack: (A little taken aback.) Ahem!...I hope that what I am going to say to you will not be in any way a shock to you. Gwendolen: Oh! I am sure it won't. I have never been <b>...</b>
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Earnest Goes to Anime (3/4)
The saga of the bitcoin comes to a close. Not really sure if that's a metaphor or not.
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The Fumble - 1987 AFC Championship - Exclusive Footage
The Fumble refers to a specific incident in the AFC Championship Game between the Cleveland Browns and the Denver Broncos on January 17, 1988 at Mile High Stadium. With 1:12 left in the game, running back Earnest Byner appeared to be on his way to score the game-tying touchdown, but lost a fumble at the 3-yard line. After spending another year with the Browns, he was traded to the Washington Redskins prior to the start of 1989 season for running back Mike Oliphant. In his five seasons with Washington, Byner was selected to play in the Pro Bowl twice (1990, 1991) and won a Super Bowl ring with the team in the 1991 season. In that season's Super Bowl XXVI, in 1992, he caught a touchdown pass in the second quarter, and the Redskins won, giving him the NFL Championship ring he could not win with the Browns. The Browns had another chance to win the AFC in 1989, but lost again to the Broncos (for the 3rd time in 4 years). The videos and songs are used for entertainment purposes only. All such materials remain property and copyright of their respective owners. I do not claim ownership of these materials, and do not pretend to.
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Earnest Pugh - Perfect Peace
Perfect Peace Written by Rudolph Stanfield, Jr. I will keep you in (Perfect Peace) Perfect Peace All who's mind (Stayed on me) Stayed on me I will keep you in (Perfect Peace) Perfect Peace All who's mind (Stayed on me) Stayed on me Remember the earth is the Lords And the fullness thereof The whole world and thing that dwell therein (All belongs to him who has made) All belongs to him who has made Made us He watches me So why should I (So why should I be bound) When God has set me free (When God has set me free) Can you tell me Tell me why, tell me why (So why should I be bound when) When Jesus, when Jesus (Jesus died for you and me) This is what he's done, He has lifted (Lifted) He's lifted (All of my burdens) All of my burdens He's lifted all of my burdens (All away) All away Said he is (He is the keeper of my soul) The keeper, He is the keeper of my soul (My soul) My soul Don't you know that (God will) God will (Make a way out of no way) out of no way Oh yes! (OH YES!) Said so glad So glad (So glad that He's my savior) That He's my savior Yes He is, Yes He is (He watches me) He watches me Said He is He is a keeper (He is a ...) Jesus is a keeper (..keeper of) He is a keeper of (My soul) My soul He holds me, He cradles me He takes care of me Yes! Yes! Let him be the keeper (He is..) Let him be the keeper (...the keeper) He is the keeper (...my soul) Let Him be the keeper of your soul (My soul) I stopped right here to tell you He'll make a way for you He'll open doors no <b>...</b>
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The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 7 of 11
"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com Jeremy Clyde ... Algernon Moncrieff Ann Thornton ... Cecily Cardew Gabrielle Drake ... Gwendolen Fairfax Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) This production was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981. George Bernard Shaw reviewed this play after it opened in 1895. It was the only one of Wilde's plays he did not like. Even in his late age, in the 1950s (he was only 7 years younger than Wilde) and well after the play was established as a classic of excellence, he position remained unchanged. (from 1895) "I cannot say that I greatly cared for The Importance Of Being Earnest. It amused me, of course; but unless comedy touches me as well as amuses me, it leaves me with a sense of having wasted my evening." Wilde liked the early (and unsuccessful) plays of Bernard Shaw. Wilde wrote to Shaw: "I have read it ['Widowers' Houses'] twice with the keenest interest. I like your superb confidence in the dramatic value of the mere facts of life. I admire the horrible flesh and blood of your creatures, and your preface is a masterpiece--a real masterpiece of trenchant writing and caustic with and dramatic instinct."
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Acoustic Song Performance - Kevin Earnest - Rainmaker, original tune
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Earnest Pugh - I Need Your Glory
Earnest Pugh - I Need Your Glory Lyrics (Chorus) I need your Glory I want your Glory Less of me and more of you is what I need Show me your Glory Show me your power Less of me and more of you is what I need (Repeat Chorus) Lead So many times I strayed away, rejecting your love And your warm embrace I realize I need you more and more each day More and more each day (Repeat Chorus ) Lead Oh I need thee Lead So many times I strayed away, rejecting your love And your warm embrace I realize I need you more and more each day More and more each day (Repeat Chorus) Lead If there is worshiper out there that will join me come on let him know that you are hungry for him, that your are longing for him, that you thirsty for him, yea,--- lift up your voice and sing, I need you, I can't live without you Lord I need your glory. Lead I need it to live right, to get it right, I need your glory I need your shekinah glory, yea------------ I can't live without you Lead I need you right on me, flow on me, shine on me, your glory Yea I need--------need------------
The Importance Of Being Earnest (Wendy Hiller) part 8 of 11
"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde link below to playlist of all 11 parts of this "The Importance Of Being Earnest": www.youtube.com Jeremy Clyde ... Algernon Moncrieff Ann Thornton ... Cecily Cardew Gabrielle Drake ... Gwendolen Fairfax Sydney Arnold ... Merriman Gary Bond ... John Worthing, JP Directed by Michael Attenborough (stage) and Michael Lindsay-Hogg (TV) This production was broadcasted on US television in 1985 (when I recorded in on this VHS tape), and that is the date given in several references, but it was originally produced in 1981. from Oscar Wilde's "The Decay of Lying": "If a man is sufficiently unimaginative to produce evidence in support of a lie, he might just as well speak the truth at once." "Lying, the telling of beautiful untrue things, is the proper aim of art."
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The Importance of Being Earnest (1952) - In-law interrogation
Edith Evans interrogates her prospective son-in-law Michael Redgrave, in the 1952 movie The Importance of Being Earnest, based on the play by Oscar Wilde.
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The Importance of Being Earnest (1986). Part 1 of 11
Part 1. Joan Plowright, Paul McGann, Rupert Frazer, Amanda Redman, Natalie Ogle
Earnest Goes to Anime (part 4/4)
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The Importance of Being Earnest (1986). Part 2 of 11
Part 2. Joan Plowright, Paul McGann, Rupert Frazer, Amanda Redman, Natalie Ogle