LPL News for the week of 9/27/09

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LPL News for the week of 9/27/09

Postby Lakewood Public Library » Fri Sep 25, 2009 2:42 pm

"An artist is a creature driven by demons. He doesn't know why they choose him and he's usually too busy to wonder why." --William Faulkner (1897-1962)

UPCOMING EVENTS AT LAKEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY

Sunday, September 27

SUNDAY WITH THE FRIENDS: Swing Along with the Bavarians

The Swinging Bavarians know more than just polkas and marches. From Pretty Woman to The Happy Wanderer, this thirteen-part brass band plays everything from waltzes to disco! Don’t let their eclectic tastes fool you. They haven’t forgotten the Strauss and they will definitely invite you to sing along.
2:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium

Tuesday, September 29

INTERIOR PAINTING IN AN OLDER HOME
Have you ever imagined what the interior of your house looked like originally? Is it possible or practical to redecorate your older home in a way that is sensitive to its architectural style? Kerrington Adams, a historic preservation specialist from the Cleveland Restoration Society, showcases various trends in historic painting and takes a look at different types of paint and finishes. He’ll also share techniques for prepping surfaces, repairing plaster, stripping wood work, and analyzing paint samples.
7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium

Saturday, October 3

BACK TO THE MOVIES: Five Decades of Cinema
The Thirties: It Happened One Night (1934) Not Rated

Directed by Frank Capra
Runaway heiress Claudette Colbert meets struggling newspaper reporter Clark Gable on the lam. As they journey through the night, their antipathy turns to affection while encountering an oddball assortment of characters. If this sounds like a familiar formula, that’s because this is the original romantic or “screwball” comedy. Director Capra often said that the making of this movie would have made a pretty good screwball comedy itself, since neither Gable nor Colbert wanted to be involved in the production. By Oscar time, however, they were both happy to pick up acting statuettes. In fact this was the first film to win all five major Oscar categories, collecting hardware for Picture, Director and Screenwriting as well.
6:00 p.m.in the Main Library Auditorium

Sunday, October 4


SUNDAY WITH THE FRIENDS: Velvet Voyage
After a lifetime of playing and touring with other artists, this smooth trio of jazz musicians found each other and discovered the sound they’d been searching for their entire lives. Sit back and let their original, deep-blue jams wash over your Sunday afternoon.
2:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium

NEW BOOKS, MOVIES & MUSIC -- Located on the First Floor in the New Book Area

Adult Fiction:


How I became a famous novelist by Steve Hely - FICTION HELY
Brothers Boswell: a novel by Philip E.Baruth - FICTION BARUTH
Abandon by Blake Crouch - FICTION CROUCH

Adult Nonfiction:

Wrestling with Moses: how Jane Jacobs took on New York's master builder and transformed the American city by Anthony Flint - 711.4092 FLINT
The Supremes: a saga of Motown dreams, success, and betrayal by Mark Ribowsky - 782.4216440922 RIBOWSKY
Fatal journey: the final expedition of Henry Hudson--a tale of mutiny and murder in the Arctic by Peter C. Mancall - 910.92 MANCALL

Adult Audiovisual:

Ballads by Mariah Carey - CD POPULAR CAREY
Abnormally attracted to sin by Tori Amos - CD POPULAR AMOS
True blood complete 1st season starring Anna Paquin -- DVD TRUE BLOOD SEASON 1

Juvenile Fiction:

There Was an Old Monster by Rebecca Emberley - jPICTURE BK Emberley
Whoo! Whoo! Goes the Train by Anne Rockwell - jPICTURE BK Rockwell
Faith, Hope, and Ivy June by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor - jFICTION Naylor

Juvenile Audiovisual:

Disneynature: Earth -- jDVD 590 Disneynature
This Book Is Not Good For You by Pseudonymous Bosch - jCD FICTION Bosch
Here We Go Againby Demi Lovato - jCD Lovato

BROWSING THE STACKS

Lakewood Public Library offers a wide variety of book collections within our non-fiction area. This week's spotlight is This week's spotlight is: Sports.These titles can be found on the second floor in the Non-Fiction Collection.

Surviving the drought: Cleveland sports fans since 1964 by Gregory G. Deegan - 796.0977132 DEEGAN

Confessions of a spoilsport: my life and hard times fighting sports corruption at an old eastern university by William C. Dowling - 796.0430973 DOWLING

The official 2008 price guide to football cards by James Beckett - 769.49796332 BECKETT

Inside baseball the best of Tom Verducci by Tom Verducci - 796.0973 VERDUCCI

To hate like this is to be happy forever: a thoroughly obsessive, intermittently uplifting and occasionally unbiased account of the Duke-North Carolina basketball rivalry
by Will Blythe - 796.32309756 BLYTHE

Chasing Lance: through France on the ride of a lifetime by Martin Dugard - 796.620944 DUGARD

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