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Lon Suder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lon Suder was a psychopathic Betazoid mercenary who joined the Voyager crew with the rest of the Maquis after being flung 70,000 light years from the Alpha Quadrant by the Caretaker's array. Suder was sentenced to life in his quarters until he could be rehabilitated. Lon Suder is a fictional character on the television series Star Trek Voyager. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lon_Suder   (226 words)

Lon Chaney, Sr. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lon Chaney has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and in 1994, he was honored with his image on a United States postage stamp designed by caricaturist Al Hirschfeld. Chaney is chiefly remembered as a pioneer in such horror films as (the silent versions of) The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Phantom of the Opera. Lon Chaney was born Leonidas Frank Chaney to deaf parents Frank Chaney (who was of English and French descent) and Emma Kennedy (an Irish-American). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lon_Chaney,_Sr.   (226 words)

Lon Nol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia General Lon Nol (November 13, 1913 - November 17, 1985) was a Cambodian politician and former Defence Minister of Cambodia. Lon Nol, who had been serving as prime minister, was granted emergency powers. While Prince Norodom Sihanouk was away on a trip to Moscow and Beijing being treated for cancer, General Lon Nol launched a successful coup d'état. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lon_Nol   (430 words)

Lon Nol Lon Nol was born on November 13, 1913 in Prey Veng Province, Cambodia. On March 10, 1972, Lon Nol assumed total power over the Khmer Republic by proclaiming himself as president, prime minister and defense minister; he was inaugurated as president of the republic on March 14, 1972. Lon Nol entered civil service after completing his secondary school education in Saigon; he transferred to the army as a lieutenant to fight the Viet Minh after World War II. angkor1431.tripod.com /index/id26.html   (282 words)

New Page 1 Lon Nol was born on 13 November 1913 in Prey Veng Province. Lon Nol was appointed governor of the important border province of Battambang in1954 and then chief of staff of the army in 1955. Prince Sihanouk, Lon Nol, who was a practicing mystic, showed himself to be an incompetent military leader in the face of a Vietnamese-led insurgent challenge. www.khmerkampongspeu.org /lonnol.htm   (877 words)

Probert Encyclopaedia: Actors (Lo-Lz) Lon Chaney Junior (real name Creighton Chaney) was an American actor. He was born in 1883 at Colorado Springs Colorado and died in 1930. Lon Chaney (real name Alonso Chaney) was an American actor, film director and writer. www.probertencyclopaedia.com /CYLC.HTM   (877 words)

Lon Suder - Memory Alpha Lon Suder (played by Brad Dourif) was a crewman aboard the USS Voyager during its time in the Delta Quadrant. Suder was a Betazoid but unlike most of his species he seemed not to be empathic. While the ship was taken over by the Kazon, Suder hid in an access conduit and managed to make it to Sickbay where he found The Doctor, who was already planning to retake the ship when Suder arrived. memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Lon_Suder   (547 words)

Untangling Cambodian History: The Banyan Tree Lon Nol soon proved to be incompetent both as a military leader and as a chief of state. Once Lon Nol had effectively ended Cambodia's neutrality and cast his lot with the Americans, both the Americans and the Vietnamese discarded their last vestiges of restraint. Lon Nol had already displayed his brutality in pogroms against ethnic Vietnamese living in Cambodia, killing thousands and sending 200,000 others into exile. www.mekong.net /cambodia/banyan2.htm   (1115 words)

Lon Nol on Encyclopedia.com LON NOL [Lon Nol], 1913-85, Cambodian general and political leader. In a small village reoccupied by the Government troops, the portrait of Marshal Lon Nol- Republic President of Cambodia, is back on the wall. reoccupied by the government troops, the portrait of marshal lon nol- republic president of cambodia, is back on the wall. www.encyclopedia.com /html/L/LonN1ol.asp   (426 words)

American Masters . Lon Chaney PBS Chaney was very press-shy, making a rare attendance at a movie premiere, granting few interviews, and often claiming that "between pictures, there is no Lon Chaney." Mostly, this was done as a publicity ploy on Chaney's part to keep the public guessing and coming back for more in his next film. For Lon Chaney, the art of acting was the art of continual transformation, and it came from a desire to become someone else, to leave his own skin and enter another's. Chaney carefully recreated the details of the Phantom's face (described as a living skull) onto his own by using several tricks of the makeup trade. www.pbs.org /wnet/americanmasters/database/chaney_l.html   (426 words)

Skullduggery-Lon Chaney Sr. Lon Chaney as The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1922) Chaney was making a study of sound recording techniques with the same intensity and discipline that he'd previously applied when studying the intricacies of physical and facial make-up. Lon Chaney was among the last few big stars who held out from making the transition to sound films. www.laughingsage.com /macabrefiles/Fpg_1000faces3.htm   (426 words)

LON CHANEY Lon Chaney was the king of the mount in Hollywood, and would have risen to higher gargoyles if he had not succumbed to bronchial cancer in 1930 by the age of 47. Chaney had immense talent and the good fortune to work with the premier directors of the day, even early in his film career. Chaney was also acclaimed for straight performances in Tell It to the Marines (1927), While the City Sleeps (1928), and Thunder (1929). www.angelfire.com /tx3/Jennifer1/lon_chaney.html   (426 words)

Secret Sessions (Voy, Tuvok/Suder,NC-17) Suder had left his chair and was now standing in front of the Vulcan lightly touching the side of his face. Lon Suder was left alone without even Tuvok's lessons to break the monotony of the days. Suder moaned a protest when he withdrew only to abruptly cut if off to gasp when Tuvok pressed his hard cock to the opening. www.geocities.com /a_kite_fic/secret.html   (2609 words)

Asia Finest Discussion Forum -> What Ever Happen To Lon Nol? Lon Nol was born on November 13, 1913 in Prey Veng province. Because of his loyalty to Sihanouk, Lon Nol was assigned various important portfolios within the Sihanouk regime, including chief of police, governor, command-in-chief and minister of defense and prime minister twice from 1966 to 1967 and again in 1969. Lon Nol proved to be an incompetent leader who made decisions based on mystical beliefs rather sound judgment when faced with stiff challenges from Vietnamese forces and Khmer Rouge. www.asiafinest.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=10683   (460 words)

Lon McCallister - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Actor Lon McCallister, born Herbert Alonzo McCallister Jr., ( April 17, 1923 - June 11, 2005) began appearing in movies at the age of 13. All active users are invited to vote in the Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation. The young actor had leads in a number of films; he usually played boyish young men from the country. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lon_McCallister   (460 words)

Lon Horiuchi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lon Tomohisa Horiuchi (born June 9, 1954) is a sniper who gained notoriety after being accused in both the Ruby Ridge shootings and the Waco standoff, but had charges of manslaughter against him dropped. He was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the case in 1998, but the case was ultimately dismissed by U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge, who cited the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution which grants immunity to Federal Authorities acting in the scope of their position. In September 1995, Horiuchi testified before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on the Ruby Ridge shootings; however, following advice of counsel, he invoked his Fifth Amendment rights, which limited the ability of Idaho's prosecutorial team of Denise Woodbury and Stephen Yagman to build a criminal case against him. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lon_Horiuchi   (276 words)

Lon Horiuchi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lon Horiuchi was a FBI HRT sniper who killed (accidently or otherwise) a civilian while in the preformace of his duty, in Ruby Ridge in 1992 www.encyclopedia-online.info /Lon_Horiuchi   (60 words)

© Lon Chaney - Man of a Thousand Faces, Silent Film Actor - goldensilents.com Lon Chaney with Patsy Ruth Miller in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (1923) Lon Chaney's greatest success came in two dramatic roles, "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame" (1924) with Patsy Ruth Miller, and "The Phantom Of The Opera" (1925), opposite lovely Mary Philbin. Lon Chaney as Erik with Mary Philbin in "Phantom of the Opera" (1925) www.goldensilents.com /stars/lonchaney.html   (60 words)

MSN Encarta - Multimedia - Lon Chaney Chaney was known as “The Man of a Thousand Faces” for his unusual makeup techniques and willingness to do whatever was needed to play a part. Most familiar for his roles in horror films, American actor Lon Chaney played in more than 140 silent motion pictures. encarta.msn.com /media_461528447/Lon_Chaney.html   (60 words)

Lon Chaney Sr. - Biography Lon was forced to return to the furniture and carpet laying business in order to support his family, but his deep love of the theater soon found him returning to the stage in vaudeville shows around Oklahoma City. Lon Chaney, like Charlie Chaplin, shunned the transition to talking films and was one of the last of the silent screen stars to holdout against speaking roles. Lon was forced to seek new employment and turned to the booming industry of silent films, securing a job with Universal Film Manufacturing Company where he received his first screen credit in a one reel short film titled Poor Jakes Demise. www.lonchaney.com /lc5/sr/srpages/srbiok.html   (60 words)

VH1.com : Movies : Person : Lon Chaney, Jr. : Biography Chaney occasionally got a worthwhile role in the '50s, notably in the films of producer/director Stanley Kramer (High Noon, Not As a Stranger, and especially The Defiant Ones), and he co-starred in the popular TV series Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans. In 1939, Chaney was signed by Universal Pictures, for which his father had once appeared in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) and The Phantom of the Opera (1925); Universal was launching a new cycle of horror films, and hoped to cash in on the Chaney name. The son of actors Lon Chaney and Cleva Creighton, Creighton Tull Chaney was raised in an www.vh1.com /movies/person/10861/bio.jhtml   (60 words)

Skullduggery-Lon Chaney Sr. Lon Chaney was very articulate, both mentally and physically; able to pick up the latest dance routines and steps, like buck and wing, tap, soft-shoe, and more. Lon Chaney made almost 150 films during his career, creating some of the screen's most intricate, macabre, and memorable characters for all time - without a single word heard by the audience. Chaney would often be seen walking away from these places with his overcoat pockets bulging from wrapped cheese, meat, and bread - after filling up on a large meal himself. www.laughingsage.com /macabrefiles/Fpg_1000faces1.htm   (60 words)

Information for the Role of Lon Suder Suder had been a member of the Maquis, and had served with fellow Voyager crew members Chakotay and B'Elanna Torres during several skirmishes with Cardassian forces before coming onboard the Voyager in 2371, accepting an assignment as engineer. Suder was instrumental in helping to retake the ship from the Nistrim, but he was killed by a Kazon soldier while doing so (See "Basics I" and "Basics II"). Suder was subsequently ordered to spend the rest of Voyager's journey imprisoned in his quarters (See "Meld"). startrek.epguides.info /?Role=4955   (240 words)

Sisowath Sirik Matak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In March 18, 1970, Sirik Matak assisted General Lon Nol, who had been serving as prime minister, in a coup d'état and was granted emergency powers by the National Assembly. On April 1, 1975, President Lon Nol resigned and left the country. On April 12, 1975, Sirik Matak was offered political asylum by the United States' Ambassador to Cambodia John Gunther Dean, inviting high officials of the Khmer Republic, but Sirik Matak, Long Boret, Lon Non (Lon Nol's brother), and most members of Lon Nol's cabinet declined. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sisowath_Sirik_Matak   (425 words)

Chronology of Cambodian History, 1970-1974 Lon Nol created a new committee to the different draft of constitutions prepared up to this time……..A span of Chruoy Chang War Bridge was damaged when a vehicle containing an estimated 200 kilos of explosives was detonated. Lon Nol flies to Neak Luong to confer with FANK and South Vietnamese commanders defending Kompong Trabek. Lon Nol declares a state of emergency, saying he will no longer "play the game of democracy and freedom," because it stands in the way of victory. www.geocities.com /khmerchronology/1970.htm   (7166 words)

Propaganda about Pol Pot Lon Nol led the coup against the Cambodian constitutional monarchy led by Prince Norodom Sihanouk in 1970. The Lon Nol regime crumbled in the middle of April 1975. Lon Nol declared Cambodia a republic but began to rule as a dictator. www.marxmail.org /archives/July99/propaganda_about_pol_pot.htm   (2402 words)

MSN Encarta - Search Results - Lon Nol In March 1970, while Sihanouk was abroad, his prime minister, General Lon Nol, seized power, declared Cambodia a republic, and sent his army to fight... Lon Nol (1913-1985), Cambodian general, who headed the country's last regime before the Communist takeover. When his father died in 1960, Sihanouk declined to resume the throne, instead becoming head of state. uk.encarta.msn.com /Lon_Nol.html   (98 words)

Character actor Lon McCallister dies at 82 - Boston.com - Movies - A&E Lon McCallister, whose brief but prolific acting career started with small roles in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and developed in to supporting roles in popular movies such as "Winged Victory," has died. McCallister's boyish looks mostly cast him in roles playing wholesome characters, including one of the schoolboys in the 1938 Tom Sawyer film when he was just 15. The dimpled McCallister was just a teenager starting out in show business when he appeared in films alongside some of the biggest names in Hollywood. www.boston.com /ae/movies/articles/2005/06/18/character_actor_lon_mccallister_dies_at_82   (98 words)

LON CHANEY Lon Chaney could, and the dramatic untangling of his twisted legs combined with the painful, then angelic countenance of his "cure," astounded audiences. Lon's Professor Echo has become the ringleader, operating out of a pet store front, and often dressing as a kindly old lady whose baby is actually the feisty midget. Chaney's animated skull that flashes open and gapes at us the moment Mary Philbin unmasks him is actually an horrific gasp of pain, not a monster's roar. www.psychotronic.info /archive/lon_chaney.htm   (98 words)

Bright Lights Film Journal Lon Chaney, Sr. -- Supermasochist! Chaney, like Flanagan, became an artist through direct early contact with infirmity: his mother was sickly, but more significantly, both parents were deaf, causing young Chaney to develop a repertoire of facial and body tics and gestures to communicate with them. Chaney, the child of deaf mutes who made only one sound film (The Unholy Three) before he died in 1930, is remembered more for his pure horror roles — Hunchback and Phantom &; than his many collaborations with Browning. Chaney's films are filled with images of physical repression, submission, mutilation, and castration, and his taste for such motifs dovetailed perfectly with Browning's own world-view. www.brightlightsfilm.com /15/chaney.html   (98 words)

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