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Tartar Mongols were a sort of obsession for George Antheil, and this obsession seems to be what attracted him to his Hungarian wife, Boski, as we saw earlier in the series when he fantasized her as a...
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This Tartar Woman series began with John Wayne playing Genghis Khan in The Conqueror, and in that film, Agnes Moorehead played his mother. But Moorehead played another mother fifteen years earli...
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Orson Welles named his Mercury Theatre after a 1641 book on secret communication. Citizen Kane contains a subplot about opera, a percussive piano, a single lightbulb, and a Chicago tycoon that together tel...
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