Avery Brooks Vidéos
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2024-05-12
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The 2001 U.S. Open at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., produced one of the wildest endings in championship history. After some drama on the final hole Sunday, Retief Goosen went on to defeat Mark Brooks in a Monday playoff. The United States Golf Association (USGA) conducts many of golf's most prestigious championships, highlighted by the U.S. Open, the U.S. Women's Open and the world’s premier amateur championships. Based in Liberty Corner, N.J., the USGA governs the game in the U.S., its territories and Mexico. To learn more about the USGA, visit (http•••). For the full library of historic footage and films from golf's iconic moments and figures, get the FREE USGA streaming app for Apple TV and Roku. Stream the USGA on Apple TV: (http•••) Stream the USGA on Roku: (http•••)
Puccini Ramos Dimitrov Hristov Cohan Vilar Beaver Moran Pierce Myers Merrill Wilkes Easton Cox Huntington Teatro Lirico Warner Theatre Majestic Theatre Jordan Hall Hippodrome Theatre Palace Theatre Newberry Opera House 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2016 2017 2018 2020
Puccini MADAMA BUTTERFLY - full opera video - Teatro Lirico D'Europa Giorgio Lalov, Artistic Director/Stage Director Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, FL Cio-Cio-San - Hilda Ramos B. F. Pinkerton - Orlin Goranov Susuki - Viara Zhelezova Sharples - Plamen Dimitrov Bonze - Vladimir Hristov Goro - Georgi Dinev Yamadori - Hristo Sarafov Kate Pinkerton - Vesselina Ponorska Teatro Lirico D’Europa’s popular, FULL-SCALE production of Puccini’s MADAMA BUTTERFLY has been presented in the USA by 44 different theaters MULTIPLE times – well over 100 performances and hundreds more in Europe! Link to ALL USA reviews for this production: (http•••) LIST OF USA PRESENTING VENUES: LILY PETER AUDITORIUM – Helena, Arkansas – winter 2011 CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS - Cerritos, CA – winter 2002 MCCALLUM THEATRE - Palm Desert, CA – winter 2002 and winter 2013 CHRISTOPHER COHAN CENTER - San Luis Obispo, CA – winter 2006 VILAR CENTER FOR THE ARTS - Beaver Creek, CO – winter 2013 WARNER THEATRE - Torrington, CT – winter 2007 RUTH ECKERD HALL - Clearwater, FL – winter 2003, fall 2007 and winter 2011 KRAVIS CENTER - West Palm Beach, FL – fall 2003 BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERF. ARTS - (AMATURO THEATRE) Ft. Lauderdale, FL winter 2005, winter 2008 and winter 2011 CAROLE AND BARRY KAYE PERFORMING. ARTS CENTER at FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Boca Raton, FL - winter 2005, winter 2008 and winter 2011 EISSEY CAMPUS THEATRE - Palm Beach Gardens, FL - winter 2005, winter 2008 and winter 2011 CORAL SPRINGS CENTER FOR THE ARTS - Coral Springs, FL - winter 2005, winter 2008 PHILHARMONIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS - Naples, FL - winter 2003 and winter 2008 MORAN THEATRE/Times Union Center - Jacksonville, FL - winter 2003, fall 2007 and winter 2018 BRANSCOMB MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM - Lakeland, FL – fall 2006 PEABODY AUDITORIUM - Daytona Beach, FL – winter 2011 and winter 2018 MARINA CIVIC CENTER - Panama City, FL – winter 2008 and winter 2018 SUNRISE THEATRE - Ft. Pierce, FL – winter 2008 BARBARA MANN THEATRE – Ft. Myers, FL - winter 2009 and winter 2018 MIRAMAR CULTURAL CULTURAL CENTER – Miramar FL - winter 2011 LUCAS THEATRE - Savannah, GA – fall 2006 RIVER CENTER THEATRE – Columbus, GA – fall 2006 CENTER FOR THE ARTS - University Park, IL – winter 2003 MERRILL AUDITORIUM - Portland, ME – winter 2007 MAJESTIC THEATRE - Boston, MA – 1 perf. - fall 2007 and 3 perf. - fall 2010 JORDAN HALL - Boston, MA – winter 2003 HIPPODROME THEATRE - Baltimore, MD – fall 2010 JESSE AUDITORIUM - Columbia, MO – winter 2003 TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER - St. Louis, MO – fall 2006 PALACE THEATRE – Manchester, NH for OPERA NEW HAMPSHIRE – fall 2010 and winter 2020 TILLES CENTER - LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY - Greenville, NY - fall 2006 STANLEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER - Utica, NY - winter 2003 QUEENSBORO PERF. ARTS CENTER – Queens, NY – winter 2011 and winter 2018 KEENAN AUDITORIUM - Wilmington, NC – fall 2010 F.M. KIRBY CENTER – Wilkes Barre, PA – winter 2008 and winter 2016 STATE THEATRE CENTER FOR THE PERF. ARTS - Easton, PA – winter 2007 and winter 2011 BROOKS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS - Clemson, SC – fall 2010 DRAYTON HALL – Columbia, SC for PALMETTO OPERA - spring 2011 NEWBERRY OPERA HOUSE – Newbury, SC – winter 2008 and winter 2016 KOGER CENTER - Columbia, SC for PALMETTO OPERA – winter 2017 COX PERFORMING ARTS CENTER - St. George, Utah – fall 2006 HERITAGE THEATRE – Cedar City, UT – winter 2013 MARSHALL HALL - Huntington, West Virginia – winter 2010 EDGERTON PERF. ARTS CENTER - EDGERTON, WI – winter 2011 VISIT our pages to see photos, reviews and more ... Facebook: www.facebook.com/Teatro-Lirico-DEuropa-112682998750595/?ref=settings WEB SITE: www.jennykellyproductions.com
Hans Hermann Gurney Ferraris McLaren 1959 1960 1966
The simplistic track consisted of a very fast straight down either side of a dual carriageway, punctuated at one end by a hairpin and at the other by a steep banking. Also uniquely in Formula One World Championship history, the race was divided into two heats. In the first, Tony Brooks and Dan Gurney took the lead. Masten Gregory in the Cooper-Climax battled hard with them, passing first one Ferrari then the other as the lead changed hands until a big end bolt broke. It was a Ferrari 1-2-3 with Phil Hill taking the final podium place. In the second heat, once again the Ferraris had a duel at the front, this time with Bruce McLaren until he suffered transfer gear problems. On aggregate placings, it was an all-Ferrari podium in the order Brooks, Gurney, Hill. Maurice Trintignant was fourth from Jo Bonnier and Ian Burgess. This was the fastest Formula One race recorded at this time, with an average speed of 143.3 miles per hour. Hans Herrmann crashed his BRM P25 five laps into the second heat. Former Ferrari driver Frenchman Jean Behra was due to race his Behra-Porsche Special in the Grand Prix but Behra was killed the day before racing a Porsche RSK in the Formula 2 support race at the same venue. The results show evidence of the inconsistency with which rules were applied in this era. According to Formula One rules of the day, those drivers who retired before the end of the Grand Prix should only be classified if they pushed the car over the line after the finish. This rule was not applied to Harry Schell, who retired some 11 laps before the end. However, the rule was applied in other races, such as the 1960 Belgian Grand Prix. The rules were later clarified in 1966. Brooks win allowed him to close to within four points of championship leader, Australian Cooper racer Jack Brabham.
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