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SUMMARY:The Rat Pack - Icons Of Cool
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nThe Rat Pack – Frank Sinatra\, Sammy Davis Junior\, Dean Martin\, Peter Lawford\, and Joey Bishop – were the embodiment of cool for a short period of time in at the end of 1950s and into the very early 1960s. Their hipster talk\, bravado\, machismo and libertine lifestyle were an enormous influence on their times. Although the five of them were only together as a group for relatively short period of time\, their influence far outlasts their duration. Film clips\, anecdotes\, amazing stories and fiery personalities come together to make an unforgettable presentation! \nBonus!\, Click here to read the fascinating story of how Frank Sinatra became a champion of Civil Right! \nIn this fun\, fascinating and fast moving multimedia presentation\, we will look at the individual history and collective importance of the members of the Rat Pack. Each of these men has a compelling story – and collectively their cultural impact has never been equalled.  \nPLEASE NOTE: Registration is Required – But Easy!  Please Contact The Venue! \n 
URL:https://barrybradford.com/schedules/rat-pack-icons-cool-2-2/
LOCATION:Mallinckrodt College of the North Shore\, 1041 RDG RD\, WILMETTE IL \,60091
CATEGORIES:Cultural History
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SUMMARY:Dorothy Kilgallen
DESCRIPTION:Dorothy Kilgallen is best remembered today as a somewhat flinty regular panelist on the game show\, “I’ve Got a Secret.”  \nHowever\,  this groundbreaking woman was a pioneer in journalism. And her role in attacking the conclusions of the Warren Commission became in enormously important and highly controversial as Americans began to question the conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin of Pres. Kennedy! \nDorothy Kilgallen  was the first woman in America ever to be a full-time murder reporter. She broke numerous major scoops andoften  made national headlines with her fearless coverage of criminal trials. \nWhen Dorothy Kilgallen learned that a male newspaper reporter was going to try to break the record for the fastest trip around the world\, Dorothy Kilgallen  decided to challenge him to a race. Her exploits not only made her famous but were even fictionalized in a movie!  \nThis fame led her to New York and a position as both a serious reporter and a catty gossip columnist covering Broadway. Her unique career led her into a major feud with Frank Sinatra\, put her in a position to break open the Sam Shepard murder case and  break the story of Marilyn Monroe’s affair with Pres. John F. Kennedy. \nDorothy Kilgallen  became the first mainstream newspaper Porter in the country to question the Warren Commission. She endlessly attacked them\, always hinting that she knew more than she was saying at the moment. When she died under very mysterious circumstances\, many people concluded that she was murdered to shut her up about what she knew about the assassination of JFK. \nIn this fascinating multimedia presentation\, we will learn the unexpected\, unparalleled and definitely unique story of the life and death of an amazing woman.
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