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		Her mother seems to blend in with the orchard, she is a part of it; in Lubov’s memory her mother, the estate and the cherry orchard go hand in hand.
		Trofimov sees the many people who suffered to build up the cherry orchard and when he walks through it “the old cherry-trees seem to be dreaming of all that was a hundred, two hundred years ago, and are oppressed by their heavy visions.
		To her the cherry orchard is the most beautiful place in the world, it is perfect and pure, a place untouched by the horrors of the real world.
	www.asmilan.org /eportfolio/badialic/11_cherryorchard.doc (1136 words)

	Political Film Society - The Cherry Orchard
		In The Cherry Orchard matriarch Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya (played by Charlotte Rampling) returns home to her mortgaged ancestral estate virtually penniless, as her husband in Paris has run off with the family fortune as well as another woman.
		Lopakhin urges Lyubov to lease the property on which the cherry orchard is located, thus providing more than enough funds to pay off the mortgage and to live comfortably; he then plans to build summer dachas, which will make a tidy profit for him.
		Lyubov, however, believes that leasing the land and chopping down the cherry trees to build houses would be too "vulgar," so she instead allows events to take their course.
	www.geocities.com /~polfilms/cherryorchard.html (375 words)

	Welcome to Wohlgemuth's Organic Cherry Orchard in Beaumont, California
		Cherries, by the way, are the first of those delicious stone fruits to ripen in California.
		Over the years we have picked ripe cherries as early as the last week of April and yet we have also seen years when the first ripe fruit was not picked until the last week of June.
		Even after the cherries begin to ripen, sometimes the weather changes and we experience cloudy days, which retards the further ripening of the cherries.
	pickcherry.com (561 words)

	The Cherry Orchard - a play by Anton Chekhov
		Ranevsky, the owner of the cherry orchard, an estate celebrated far and wide for its beauty and historic traditions, is deeply attached to the family place.
		The cherry orchard is heavily mortgaged and as romance and sentiment cannot liquidate debts, the beautiful estate falls into the cruel hands of commercialism.
		Your orchard frightens me. When I walk through it in the evening or at night, the rugged bark on the trees glows with a dim light, and the cherry trees seem to see all that happened a hundred and two hundred years ago in painful and oppressive dreams.
	www.theatredatabase.com /19th_century/anton_chekhov_003.html (965 words)

	The Cherry Orchard
		To all the family it is quite unthinkable that they should lose the wonderful cherry orchard whose white blooms are part of their childhood memories.
		The only sound as the curtain falls is the ringing of axes in the cherry orchard.
		THE CHERRY ORCHARD was first produced at the Moscow Art Theater on January 30, 1904 under the direction of Konstantin Stanislavsky.
	www.theatrehistory.com /russian/chekhov002.html (484 words)

	THE CHERRY ORCHARD
		Although the critics were divided in their appraisal, the opening of The Cherry Orchard on January 17, 1904 (Chekhov's birthday), was a climactic theatrical event and the play was almost immediately presented in most of the important provincial cities in Russia.
		A lovely and locally famous cherry orchard stood on the farm of family friends where he spent childhood vacations, and in his early short story "Steppe," Chekhov conjures a young boy crossing the Ukraine amidst fields of cherry blossoms.
		As The Cherry Orchard was nearing completion, Chekhov forewarned Stanislavsky's wife that "Not a drama but a comedy has emerged from me, in places even a farce." Aware of her husband's propensity for reading doom and misery into his scripts, he took care to stress the play's designation as a comedy.
	www.courttheatre.org /home/plays/9798/cherry/PNcherry.shtml (8782 words)

	Cherry Orchard, Anton Chekhov, PLAYS Directory @ film-North
		Borovsky's curtain for "The Cherry Orchard" is made of several panels that can be pulled back to leave spaces through which sheer white curtains blow as if in a breeze, or to reveal props, such as the one-hundred-year-old chest of drawers about which Gayev famously and emotionally waxes eloquent.
		As you already know, your cherry orchard is to be sold to pay your debts, and the sale is fixed for August 22; but you needn't be alarmed, dear madam, you may sleep in peace; there's a way out.
		Before the cherry orchard was sold we all were excited and we suffered, and then, when the question was solved once and for all, we all calmed down, and even became cheerful.
	filmplus.org /plays/orchard.html (13012 words)

	Guldseth Cherry Orchard
		Cherry Valley, California off the 60 and 10 freeways.
		Cherry season is over but our vegetable gardens are in full harvest.
		Like the cherries, the garden patch is 100% chemical free.
	guldsethcherryorchard.com /index.html (62 words)

	Alan Bates Film Archive: "The Cherry Orchard"
		Cacoyannis has pondered these matters for years, and the results show: the "Cherry Orchard" characters are treated with affection and respect by the director, and given life by Rampling and Bates and the rest of the cast.
		Our "Cherry Orchard" was shot in Bulgaria, near Sofia, in the summer palace of the deposed king, which hadn't been inhabited for 70 or 80 years.
		The actual cherry orchard is so breathtakingly, blindingly beautiful that it steals all the sympathies you should be reserving for its owners.
	alanbates.com /abarchive/film/cherry.html (1769 words)

	The Cherry Orchard
		The Cherry Orchard was first produced by the Moscow Art Theatre on Chekhov's last birthday, January 17, 1904.
		The play also functions as a magnificent showcase for Chekhov's acute observations of his characters' foibles and for quizzical ruminations on the approaching dissolution of the world of the Russian aristocracy and life as it was lived on their great country estates.
		Even the sadness we may feel at the heroine’s loss of her estate, and the handing over of her beautiful orchard of cherry trees to the real estate developer’s axe, is mitigated by her extravagance, her silliness, her lack of concentration.
	www.gbrevoort.com /Cherry_Orchard.htm (738 words)

	King Orchards -- The Orchard: Cherry Varieties
		Customers are able to pick the cherries and have them washed and pitted right here at the farm in just minutes, making them ready to throw in the freezer for spectacular cherry desserts this winter.
		An old favorite for fans of light sweet cherries, this variety is a nice yellow cherry with a bright red side.
		A large yellow cherry with a red blush, Ranier is an offspring of the Bing.
	www.kingorchards.com /cherries.html (326 words)

	Orchard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Orchards are also sometimes a feature of large gardens, where they serve an aesthetic as well as a productive purpose.
		Most temperate-zone orchards are laid out in a regular grid, with a grazed or mown grass or bare soil base that makes maintenance and fruit gathering easy.
		Orchards are often concentrated near bodies of water, where climatic extremes are moderated and blossom time is retarded until frost danger is past.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orchard (327 words)

	Amazon.com: The Cherry Orchard (Dover Thrift Editions): Books: Anton Chekhov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The 'Cherry Orchard' is the symbol of this.
		Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard is a play about social classes: what their members are, what they do, and how they interact.
		The house and the cherry orchard belong to her and her eccentric, overly optimistic, and in some respects nave brother Gaev.
	www.amazon.com /Cherry-Orchard-Dover-Thrift-Editions/dp/0486266826 (2386 words)

	Cherry Orchard Primary School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Cherry Orchard is a 2 form entry primary school within the thriving community of Handsworth Wood in Birmingham.
		Cherry Orchard Road runs between the two sets of buildings.
		We are all very pleased with this achievement which is, "Due to high expectations in teaching and learning; an 'outstanding', assessment procedure and linking teaching throughout a blocked curriculum." We feel that this 'excellent and exciting' curriculum contributes to the well motivated and well behaved children at Cherry Orchard.
	web.cherryorchard.bham.sch.uk (233 words)

	The Cherry Orchard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although critics at the time were divided in their response to the play, the debut of The Cherry Orchard by the Moscow Art Theatre on January 29th, 1904 (Chekov's birthday) was a resounding theatrical success and the play was almost immediately presented in many of the important provincial cities.
		Symbolic of the intrusion of new ideologies and social movements that infringed on the aristocracy's peace in Russia at the turn of the 20th century.
		Act II opens on a road bordering the cherry orchard in mid-summer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Cherry_Orchard (4061 words)

	SparkNotes: The Cherry Orchard: Themes, Motifs, and Symbols
		In The Cherry Orchard, memory is seen both as source of personal identity and as a burden preventing the attainment of happiness.
		But the orchard is being destroyed, the idyllic countryside has telegraph poles running through it, and Ranevksy and Gayev's idyllic stroll through the countryside is interrupted by the intrusion of a drunkard.
		For Lopakhin, the orchard is intimately tied to his personal memories of a brutal childhood, as well as presenting an obstacle to the prosperity of both himself and Ranevsky.
	www.sparknotes.com /drama/cherryorchard/themes.html (1536 words)

	The Cherry Orchard - Anton Chekhov
		The Cherry Orchard as a comedy, but rarely is it played so.
		Lopakhin, still in thrall to the family (in this production he does not become mercenary until the final scenes), is the only voice raised to alert Ranyevskaya that her estate with its beloved cherry orchard is about to be buried in financial ruin.
		Its commentary about the excesses of the upper class and the lack of opportunity for the under classes is definitely delivered with a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down.
	www.culturevulture.net /Theater/CherryOrchard3.htm (528 words)

	Buckskin Orchard Home Page
		I grew up in orchard country in Michigan and know what a good cherry tastes like and Buckskin Orchard cherries are the archetypal dream cherry.
		In complete contrast,the cherries from Buckskin Orchard were perfect in everyway-crisp, juicy, every cherry a joy to eat, packed well, consistent in size with stems, no bad cherries in the lot.
		The cherries we sell contain much more eatable flesh than pit and taste a whole lot better than any cherry you'll find at any grocery store.
	www.buckskinorchard.com (501 words)

	California Backyard Orchard: Cherry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Two types of cherries can be planted: sweet, for fresh eating, and sour, for pies and preserves.
		Generally, cherries are the most difficult trees to keep alive.
		Sweet cherries require cross-pollination (many varieties are self-sterile and intrasterile, as noted below), but sour cherries are self-fertile and do not require pollenizers.
	homeorchard.ucdavis.edu /Cherry.shtml (371 words)

	The Cherry Orchard -- 1989 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Thanks to Mary Lynn T. Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard is a captivating tale of a Russian aristocratic household that comes face to face with adversity.
		She is obliged to decide how to dispose of her family's estate, with its beautiful and famous cherry orchard.
		This merchant's buying of the precious piece of land, which is Mme Ranyevskaya's security as well as her dearest reminder of her dead son, portrays the changes in the Russian social structure that were emerging at that time - the moneyed middle class usurping the landed aristocracy.
	www.djdchronology.com /cherryorchard89.htm (245 words)

	The Cherry Orchard Summary & Essays - Anton Chekhov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Some critics have said that it is a play about nothing more than a wealthy family that loses its beloved cherry orchard and estate to a man of the rising middle class.
		The Cherry Orchard portrays the social climate of Russia at the beginning of the 20th century, when the aristocrats and landowning gentry were losing their wealth and revealed themselves to be incapable of coping with their change in status.
		Many Socialist Soviet critics in Russia after the Revolution of 1917 tried to interpret this as an indictment of Russian society at the turn of the century; however, it is unlikely that Chekhov meant this play as an attack on the society of which he was so much a part.
	www.enotes.com /orchard (381 words)

	The Cherry Orchard
		While Cacoyannis' film may not be totally faithful to the master's pen, for literature students and theater lovers, this Cherry Orchard is a rare treat.
		Allegiance to Chekhov, which director Michael Cacoyannis displays with somber earnestness in the new adaptation of The Cherry Orchard, is a particularly vexing handicap.
		Cherry Orchard is badly edited, often awkwardly directed and suffers from the addition of a wholly unnecessary pre-
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/cherry_orchard (720 words)

	'The Cherry Orchard' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com
		One immediate difference from the play is that this "Cherry Orchard" starts well outside Russia proper, in the France where Lyubov has exiled herself for five years after the accidental death of her son.
		The family orchard, celebrated across the province for its size and beauty, has never looked so out-and-out gorgeous, and the manor house, an impressive ruin that is grand but quasi-dilapidated, is equally memorable.
		Looking aristocratic, luminous yet careworn in Jane Hamilton's exemplary costumes, Rampling gives a performance that could not be improved upon as the gracious and genteel mistress of the estate, oblivious, irresponsible yet deeply emotional, an aesthete to her core.
	calendarlive.com /movies/reviews/cl-movie000024192apr05,0,674845.story (646 words)

	The Cherry Orchard
		On her return, although the large old home is falling into disrepair, the estate still boasts a magnificent cherry orchard.
		The ax is falling on the cherry orchard.
		The irony of the estate being purchased by Lopahin, still unable to proclaim his feelings for Varya, is too much for the family to bear and he is vilified for having the luck and perseverance to acquire the means they now lack.
	www.reelmoviecritic.com /2002/id1773.htm (622 words)

	The Cherry Orchard at the Stagecrafters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Cherry Orchard, a serio-comic masterpiece by the Russian author Anton Chekhov (1860 - 1904), is coming in April to our theater, in a beautifully rendered contemporary translation not only accessible to the present day American audience, but also incisively capturing the spirit of the original.
		The story, set in 1900 Russia, concerns the plight of the charming, impulsive, and egocentric aristocrat Lyubov Ranyevskaya, faced with bankruptcy and the imminent loss of her estate, which is renowned for its magnificent cherry orchard.
		Lyubov is told by the rich merchant Lopakhin, a man who truly has her welfare at heart, that she can be saved from financial ruin only if she adopts a cool, business-like approach in her dealings with harsh reality.
	www.thestagecrafters.org /0506/cherryorchard.php (244 words)

	Production of The Cherry Orchard
		The Department of Theatre and Drama at Indiana University presents The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov in a translation by Milton Ehre of the University of Chicago, November 12, 13, 15-20, 2004, in the Ruth N. Halls Theatre.
		He discussed The Cherry Orchard in an article that reviews his career at Indiana.
		The Cherry Orchard is the M.F.A. thesis project for designer Dixon Reynolds, whose costume designs capture the period of the play and the style of the production.
	www.indiana.edu /~thtr/productions/dramaturgy/cherry/index.html (289 words)

	cherry orchard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Making his third senior international appearance, Wayne (23) had surprisingly little to do against the highly regarded visitors, but he had the satisfaction of making a fine reflex save from Milan Baros in a game that finished 1-1.
		Andy Reid's inclusion meant there were two former Orchard players in the starting eleven and when he was withdrawn after a good display on 70 minutes, his replacement was Alan Quinn (Sheffield Utd).
		Alan Lee (Ipswich Town) did not feature against the Czech Republic, but he was introduced as a 79th minute substitute in the 5-2 defeat by Cyprus in Nicosia four days earlier.
	www.cherryorchardfc.com (238 words)

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