Will our Travel Adventure Films become passé a decade or so from now?
The question is raised because of vanishing venues, long- gone patrons, or stay-at-homers watching Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations on the Travel Channel.
Posts Tagged ‘China’
March 2nd, 2010
‘Sexless Sunsets’ Going to Black?
January 19th, 2010
Legendary Filmmaker, Magician John Nichols Booth Dead
Dr. John Nichols Booth, 97, one of the most unusually talented men to take stage center and say, “Good evening ladies and gentlemen,” is dead. He had been in failing health for months before his death last November. He is survived by a daughter, Barbara Christie.
Posted in Features 
Tags: Abbots Magic Co., China, Colon MI, Dr. John Nichols Booth, Hong Kong, India, Magic, Thailand, Thomas A. Edison Studios, Unitarian Church 
1 Comment »July 15th, 2009
Veteran Filmmaker Ray Green Dies at 97
Another one of our great old travel film artists has left us. Raphael “Ray” Green died peacefully at age 97 on July 6 at his home in DeKalb, Illinois.
Posted in Features Tags: 16mm, Add new tag, Bolex, Chairman Mao, China, documentaries, Dr. C. Walton Lillehi, Edwin Pauley.h, filmmaking, Golden Gophers, Hong Kong, Illinois, Illionis Gov. James Thompson, Khrushchev, Manchuria, North Korea, President Truman, Russia, Sea of Japan, Terra Cota Warriors, Three Gorges Dam, University of Minnesota, Xi'ian, Yangtse Comments OffDecember 19th, 2008
Filmmaker Has 10 Questions for Dalai Lama
We arrived in the Dalai Lama’s hometown of Dharamasala around 9 that night. The town was swarming with Lonely Planet backpackers, professors, Buddhists.
Posted in Features Tags: 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama, Bombay, Buddhist, China, Corn Flakes, Dalai Lama, Dharamsala, Gandhi, Himalayas, India, Lake Tahoe, Lonely Planet, Middle East, Mombai, Nobel Peace Prize, Punjab, Secret Service, Tenzin Geycge Tethong Comments Off
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