How an Irish lass became a darling of the
American silver screen. By Byron Toben
Tag Archives: Byron Toben
Plus the premiere of Ken Burns’ new documentary
on Benjamin Franklin. By Byron Toben
A wide variety of events, from a film lecture to
the return of a beloved parade. By Byron Toben
Théâtre La Chapelle and Centaur Theatre lead the way.
By Byron Toben
Four-part series concludes with the rise of Ragtime
and the arrival of Blues. By Byron Toben
Rob Lutes focuses on the origins of
19th-century parlour songs. By Byron Toben
The 15th annual Israeli and Jewish Film Festival concludes in fine form with two contrasting selections. By Byron Toben
Plus an account of how Saint Valentine’s
Day came to be. By Byron Toben
Rob Lutes continues his fascinating backstory-telling
on the origins of popular songs. By Byron Toben
The Jewish and Israeli Film Festival’s third offering
is a delightful tale of compassion. By Byron Toben
Rob Lutes’ fascinating backstory-telling on
the origins of popular songs. By Byron Toben
The diverse line-up includes three live theatre shows.
By Byron Toben
