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1982 IBM PC Computer Dow Jones Reporter Charlie Chaplin Little Tramp Print Ad (43999)
$12.99

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An original vintage magazine ad print from the year published. Print ads make unique gift items that can be framed as artwork. Shipped flat un-framed in plastic sleeve with backing board.

KITCHEN
1987 Dow Jones News/Retrieval Service Career Assur Print Ad
$12.99

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An original vintage magazine ad print from the year published. Print ads make unique gift items that can be framed as artwork. Shipped flat un-framed in plastic sleeve with backing board.

KITCHEN
1987 Dow Jones News/Retrieval Service Wealth Insurance Print Ad
$12.99

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An original vintage magazine ad print from the year published. Print ads make unique gift items that can be framed as artwork. Shipped flat un-framed in plastic sleeve with backing board.

MUSIC
Play Your Position Vol. 7 - The White Out
$16.00

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Dow Jones/E White - Play Your Position Vol. 7 - The White Out FREE E WHITE T SHIRT WITH PURCHASE!!!! 1. Dow Jones, Meech Wells E - White Out 2. E White - Fresh Out 3. E White Ft. Trae and Slim Thug - Drive Slow 4. Glass Malone - Fucc Wit Me 5. E White - Eastside Music 6. E White ft, Bishop Lamont - Damn Right 7. Lloyd Banks ft. 50 Cent - Hands Up 8. E White ft. Meech Wells and Quaz - In Da Ghetto 9. Rick Ross - Blow 10. E White ft. Young Joker and Drastic - Gangsta 11. Ras Kass ft. Spider Loc - 2 Much Money 12. E White - Free Agent 13. Spider Loc ft. Meech Wells, E White - Heat Up 14. E White - From the Block 15. Loon - Run 16. Young Joker - Compton 17. Mitchy Slick - Mitchy Slick 18. E White - Roll Call 19. E White ft. Meech Wells - In My Life 20. Young Joker - New West Coast 21. Cacie ft. Kam, Young Dre and WC Goon Squad 22. Moses - Run the Beach 23. Meech Wells - Play Your Position 24. E White ft. Bad Azz 25. E White - Snakes 26. Young Joker Ft. Meech Wells 27. E White ft. Kokane and Meech Wells 28. E White - Pass Da Me By 29. Keak Da Sneak - Pass Da Drank 30. E White ft. Meech Wells and Moses - That's Gangsta 31. E White - White Out Outro

MUSIC
How Now, Dow Jones (1967 Original Broadway Cast)
$11.86

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Movie composer Elmer Bernstein (The Magnificent Seven) wrote his only Broadway score, How Now, Dow Jones, in 1967 in collaboration with the brilliant lyricist Carolyn Leigh, director George Abbott, producer David Merrick, and choreographer Gillian Lynne. The show about two people (Anthony Roberts, who by 1972's Sugar was known as Tony, and Marlyn Mason) attempting a romance while working on Wall Street only lasted 220 performances, but did produce a lively toe-tapper, "Step to the Rear," that saw some life past the show. Brassy Brenda Vaccaro plays Mason's friend Kate, Hiram Sherman won a Tony as a Wall Street whiz, and a young Tommy Tune plays a waiter in only his third Broadway appearance. --David Horiuchi

MUSIC
How Now, Dow Jones
George Abbott
$8.69

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VIDEO
A Great American Tragedy [VHS]
$6.89

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While made for TV at the end of the Vietnam era, this movie is as relevant to the American scene as when it was made. It challenges the notion of success as America has come to generally view it in such a relatable fashion. Many well known, long standing actors in this one. Pointed scenes. If you've ever had a dream, you need to see this American classic. Enjoy!

VIDEO
Andre (Clam) [VHS]
$4.74

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This is a true story that is almost hard to believe. Great entertainment for all to watch.

VIDEO
It Came from Outer Space II [VHS]
$92.99

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This could have been a good movie, if the directing and editing had been better. As it is now, it moves at a very pedestrian pace. The conclusion is very good however, and the special effects are good throughout.

DVD
Nighty Night - The Complete Series 1
$15.74

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Some turn to scary movies for squirms, others to comedy. For the latter, the BBC's Nighty Night packs more squirms into a single episode than an entire season of The Office or Curb Your Enthusiasm. Combined. In other words, this blacker-than-black Britcom is so dark it could almost qualify as horror. Simply put, Jill Tyrell (writer/creator Julia Davis, Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself) is the hairdresser from hell. She may lack the horns and the forked tail, but her approach to life couldn't be more demonic. The vicious fun begins when preternaturally passive hubbie Terry (Kevin Eldon) is diagnosed with cancer--a malignant brain tumor, no less. After he's hustled off to the hospital for treatment, Jill tells everyone in town, including compassionate vicar Gordon Forks (Michael Fenton Stevens), that Terry has died and drops by the local dating agency to find a suitable replacement. Meanwhile, the ever-optimistic Cath Cole (Rebecca Front), who has MS, moves in next door. Upon meeting Cath's selfish spouse, Don (Angus Deayton, One Foot in the Grave), Jill decides he's the one. Her seduction plan begins by using Cath to get to him. When Don, who favors more pneumatic types--like the vicar's wife, Sue (Felicity Montagu)--proves resistant to her charms, Jill sets her sights on their teenaged son. Produced by Steve Coogan (24 Hour Party People), Nighty Night premiered in the US on the Oxygen Channel. Although there are only six episodes in the first series, the terrifying Mrs. Tyrell wreaks an admirable amount of havoc in each, culminating in one of the most hilariously squirm-inducing season finales in the Beeb's storied history. --Kathleen C. Fennessy