Sharon Tate
As you stare with either envy or open-mouthed wonder at the picture of the beautiful girl above (depending on if you are a woman or a man), I am pleased to announce that this week’s forgotten old film that we need to explore and examine and otherwise obsess over is called “Don’t Make Waves”. It came out n 1967, stars Tony Curtis, and is directed by Alexander Mackendrick.
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The Century 21 Marty Rodriguez real estate team in Glendora, Calif. ranked No. 1 in the entire Century 21 real estate network, closing $3.6 million in actual gross commissions. The total was more than double the production of the second-ranked team, based out of San Antonio, Texas.
The Celebration of the Arts is growing up right before our eyes, as May 1-2, will mark the 3rd anniversary of the downtown arts festival featuring the artistic talents of our local community. Deadline for submissions is March 19.
LaVerneOnline spent the day watching City Basketball and being treated to lots of thrilling finishes while surrounded by parents and grandparents enjoying all the action.
By unanimous action, the University of La Verne Board of Trustees accepted the request by a group of donors to rename the historic campus venue in honor of University President Steve Morgan and his wife, Ann.
The University of La Verne Theatre Arts Department’s upcoming production of Lindsay-Abaire’s 2007 Pulitzer Prize-winning play promises audiences seven emotionally charged performances in Dailey Theatre, Feb. 4-6 and Feb. 11-13 at 7:30 p.m.
This is LaVerneOnline’s new old movie column everyone’s talking about, penned by our very own Dr. of Filmology Brad Eastland. He takes you behind the scenes and shares some quirky perspectives that you won’t find anywhere else. This week he looks at The Bigamist starring Joan Fontaine, Ida Lupino and Edmund O’ Brien.
The La Verne Rotary is on a mission to raise $20,000 to help fund mini-grants for teachers, college scholarships, the Summer Lunch Program and more. By buying one of the club’s raffle ticket you could win a cruise and help local students and teachers at the same time.
EDITORIAL: In chasing the fresh dough that a restaurant like Panera Bread would bring to La Verne, let’s not forget to help other eateries in town rise up to the new competition.
When real estate prices were climbing at a double-digit pace in La Verne, it seemed that new projects, both residential and commercial, would go up overnight. Now it seems the rate of construction has been reduced to a crawl in the current economic environment.
