.../06 4:42 AM : BOY that was a strange film. No semblence at all to the "real" Wizard : of Oz with Judith Garland. The 1939 Judy Garland version had little in common with Baum's book. However, it did have MORE in common with the book than the 1925 version did! We are all aware of the 1925 version in which Oliver Hardy...

... BOY that was a strange film. No semblence at all to the "real" Wizard : of Oz with Judith Garland. The 1939 Judy Garland version had little in common with Baum's book. However, it did have MORE in common with the book than the 1925 version did! The 13-min. 1910 ... is the oldest of all the surviving 'Wizard of Oz' movies, although its ending was abrupt.

... 7/4/06 4:42 AM : BOY that was a strange film. No semblence at all to the "real" Wizard : of Oz with Judith Garland. The 1939 Judy Garland version had little in common with Baum's book. However, it did have MORE in common with the book than the 1925 version did! We are all aware of the 1925 version in which Oliver Hardy ...

... 7/4/06 4:42 AM : BOY that was a strange film. No semblence at all to the "real" Wizard : of Oz with Judith Garland. The 1939 Judy Garland version had little in common with Baum's book. However, it did have MORE in common with the book than the 1925 version did! We are all aware of the 1925 version in which Oliver Hardy ...

... Semon. : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0016544 : : BOY that was a strange film. No semblence at all to the "real" Wizard : of Oz with Judith Garland. The 1939 Judy Garland version had little in common with Baum's book. However, it did have MORE in common with the book than the 1925 version did! Brad

... nuggets of trivia and astound them with your wonderful wit and excruciatingly painful charm? This book is for you! (Yes, that means YOU!) By learning just 3 words, you can... them saying "awesome" as if they just smoked 40 blunts and listened to DSOTM backwards whilst watching Wizard of Oz. Yes, yes you can! AND MORE! How can one find this tremendous tome of total tune trashing? At...

... "666" Could the pink brick road be a reference to Elton John, or to Pink Floyd, who did the soundtrack album for The Wizard of Oz? prolly the latter, "Follow the Pink Brick Road" response to other posts: Gong the teapot ...with the Radio Gnome inside... ...

... "666" Could the pink brick road be a reference to Elton John, or to Pink Floyd, who did the soundtrack album for The Wizard of Oz? prolly the latter, "Follow the Pink Brick Road" response to other posts: Gong the teapot ...with the Radio Gnome inside... Greenslade ? ...

...'s Ready? Could the pink brick road be a reference to Elton John, or to Pink Floyd, who did the soundtrack album for The Wizard of Oz? The book is called the Strawberry Bricks Guide to Progressive Rock. I think it is in reference to that, and not another song. --Jeremy -- "Consequences, ...

Peter wrote: On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 01:35:06 -0500, R. Totale <slangtruth@yahoo.com> wrote: I'm still stuck on the guy with the angle coming out of his head Isn't that Peter Gabriel in costume for the finale of Supper's Ready? Could the pink brick road be a reference to Elton John, or to Pink Floyd, who did the soundtrack album for The Wizard of Oz? -- Eiron.