Sunday, October 4, 2026

 

 
 
 
"Whatever it is, I'm against it." 
 
 
 
 
 
"A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody"
from
The Great Ziegfield 
(1936) 
Dennis Morgan is the actor, the
vocal is dubbed in by Alan Jones. 
May well be the most extraordinary 
musical set pieces in the history 
of Hollywood.
Shot in a single take, unedited.
This is the final 3:27 of the piece. 
The single shot is over 8 minutes
long but Blogger can't fit it in. 
Simply glorious. I have no
idea how they pulled this off. 
 
The "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody" set 
alone was reported to have cost 
US $220,000 (US$5,104,317) in 
2025 dollars, featuring a towering rotating 
volute of 70 ft diameter 
with 175 spiral steps, weighing 100 tons. 
As many as 180 performers were involved 
in the scenes which included singers, 
dancers and musicians.   
The curtains, made of rayon silk, measured 
4,300 yards. Sheldon Hall and 
Stephen Neale 
note the theatrical sense that the 
cinematographers achieved through 
shooting the sequence in virtually a 
single take. They mention that "the 
camera traverses an enormous platform 
set contained within a curtained proscenium 
(also enormous)", and that the "set itself 
revolves to meet the camera, rather than 
the camera entering the space 
of the set."
 
TCM has acclaimed the 
"A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody" sequence 
as one of "the most famous musical numbers 
ever filmed".
The film was a major commercial and 
critical success and one of the most successful 
films of the 1930s, grossing 
US $4,673,000 
(US $108,420,324 in 2025 dollars) 
worldwide at the box office. 
"The Great Ziegfeld" won three 
Academy Awards, including Best Picture 
for producer Hunt Stromberg, Best Actress 
for Luise Rainer, and Best Dance Direction 
for Seymour Felix, and was nominated 
for four others.
(Wiki) 
  
 
 
  
"Moonlight Feels Right"
by
Starbuck
(1976) 
 
Professor of Rock
on
"Moonlight Feels Right" 


    
 
  



"Humanity cannot be integrated 
by an idea, however noble and extensive 
that idea may be."
 
  
  
Krishnamurti's Wisest Insight
 

 
  





 


 

  
Demons dwell among us, and
they live next door to you. 
 

 
 
The More Things Change
 Northport N.Y. Observer
 September 19, 1957
Never have sex with a dead woman.
 
The home where the killer's
mother lived, 69 years later. 
21 Lorraine Ct.
Northport, New York 
  



Newspaper ad
Northport Observer
August 31, 1961
 
 

  
Norman Finkelstein
"You can prove it's false because
at the end of the day, it
doesn't hold together." 
 
 "What we are criticizing is the claim 
that a theory is true. What we attempt 
to show as critics of a theory is, clearly, 
that this claim is unfounded: that 
it is false." 
Karl Popper 

 
Norman Finkelstein
Posted
9/29/2026 
 
 
 
Norman
The one man wrecking crew 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 



 
 
Listen to this
 
"Your brains are going to be altered." 
Krishnamurti
on
Genetic Engineering 
 (January, 1986 -
one month before his death)  
Krishnamurti saw this on the horizon
 over a decade before David Icke 
published his first book in 1994. 
It's a combination of three things
working in tandem . . .  
genetic engineering
AI
and computer technology 
     
David Icke speaks about 
aspects of this . . .  
David Icke
 2026 
Kudos to Icke for keeping
this insidious business on
the front burner. 
  
 
Here's the latest
dystopian nightmare trotting 
your way . . . probably to
have sex with your wife. 
 She'll be texting her girlfriends, telling 
them about the wonders of science. 
 
 

Meet the Chinese Humanoid Robot
Walker S-2 
When it realizes it's running
out of juice, it trots over to
the recharging station and
replaces its own battery pack.
  
 


When I was a kid all we had was
Mr. Machine. He had a bolt
for a nose and you wound
him up with a key. 
 
 
Kurt Metzger
on
 AI 
 Posted
9/22/2026 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
Now, you can hold that 
 "Texas" size machine
  in the palm of your hand. 
Posted
9/26/2026 
 
 
 

Posted
9/29/2026 
 
 
   


Posted
9/29/2026 
 
 
 
 
 

Posted
 9/29/2026 
 
 
  

 
 
 
 
 
 Alastair is the only critic who has pointed
out the Messianic lunacy that lies at
the root of all the madness we're seeing 
in both Gaza and Lebanon. It's been
religion from day one. Remember,
there are also 30 million Evangelical
Christian Zionists in the U.S. who are
pickled in this "end-time" quackery. 
They are running the foreign policy of 
the United States. 
Well said, Alastair.
 

 Col. Douglas MacGregor
posted
6/28/2026 
  

 


Ken trying to retrieve a quote
from the 
 AI computer interface that
stores Krishnamurti's collected 
works. 
 
 

K was with the Beatles before
Paul McCartney. Most people
don't know this.

In his younger days,
K once starred in a movie
with
Ingrid Bergman.
 
 
K once was a guest on an
episode of
The Rockford Files 





Hey!
That's me in 1951;
just out of the oven. . .
saying to myself. . .
 
"I wonder how I'll get
to Ojai in 27 years to hear
Krishnamurti? Oh, well.
I'll just sleep on it." 
 



That's a hurdle you'll
never jump, bub
       
 
 
  

 




"This shit ain't normal"
9/26/2026
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 



 
 
 
 
 

   In 1981, K saw it coming . . .  45 years ago 
"The computer may change the
whole structure of society. . ."
(1981) 
 
 
 "The computer is becoming your brain."
January 10, 1981
Madras
 
 
 
 
 


the hilarious, untold 
story of 
(parody)

 
 
 
 
 
"Tippy"
 

The Master . . .

"The Blue Danube"
 by
Strauss 
posted 
1/27/2026 
 
Liberace
(1956)
 
  

 

"Home"
by
(1962)
 
"Words Come Easy"
by
Tompall
&
The Glaser Brothers
(1961) 
One of my all time favorite
live performances 
 
   
 

 
"There is no doubt that the doctrine 
of the chosen people grew
out of the tribal form of social life. 
Tribalism, i.e. the emphasis on
the supreme importance of the tribe 
without which the individual is
nothing at all, is an element which 
we shall find in many forms 
of historicist theories."
Karl Popper    





 

 



 

 
 

 
"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition,
especially the Franciscans!"

and
 
 
 
 

 
Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."

 
 
(2021) 

 
 
 
See You Soon !!!
Raymond Hatton, Buck Jones, Tim McCoy