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	Cincinnati Local TV Kid Shows
		One of the many daily things he did with the kids in the first part of the show was have a twist contest, which consisted soley of twisting the upper part of the body...
		Those kids got to ride on a small carousel while Al and Windy were singing and then their names would get mentioned on the air.
		Cincinnati had three TV stations in operation as early as 1950, and for a while was a major source of network programming (especially for DuMont and ABC), so you can imagine that the city was pretty active in the field of live local programming - especially children's shows.
	www.tvparty.com /lostcincinnati.html (3347 words)

	Cincinnati Kid - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Cincinnati sits across the river from Kentucky, and this native son's style befits his hometown's border status.
		Cincinnati Kid is a young 26-year-old producer/recording artist from Cincinnati, OH.
		The Cincinnati Kid is an excellent storyteller with an 8 Ball like ability to paint a vivid portrait in the listeners’ mind.
	music.download.com /cincinnatikid/3600-8543_32-100882365.html (351 words)

	This Distracted Globe » Archivio » The Cincinnati Kid (1965)
		As a jazz funeral passes through the streets of New Orleans, âThe Cincinnati Kidâ, alias Eric Stoner, also known as âKidâ (Steve McQueen) encounters a shoeshine boy, and is challenged to a penny pitch.
		Kidâs coin lands closest to the cemetery wall and he scrapes up his winnings.
		Kidâs winning streak continues in a stud poker game across the river, but the locals donât enjoy being beat, and he has to fight his way out and escape through a railyard.
	thisdistractedglobe.com /?p=1487 (707 words)

	THE CINCINNATI KID
		THE CINCINNATI KID is the story of the young up-and-comer proving his mettle to the master in a marathon battle of five-card stud poker.
		The Kid from Cincinnati (Steve McQueen) is a calm, cool and cocky young upstart who's sure he just can't lose.
		The lilting melody, carried by acoustic guitar and ornamented by the winds and strings of the orchestra, sensitively expresses her character's unspoken yearning for the Kid, whose obsession for winning ignores the pull of her heart.
	www.dougpayne.com /cknotes.htm (1229 words)

	The Cincinnati Kid (1965)
		The Cincinnati Kid capitalises on that fact and it draws all of it's excitement from the game at it's centre.
		And that's how it should be - he is the man. The Cincinnati Kid is exciting throughout; but never more so than on the build up to it's conclusion.
		The ending is one of my favourite of all time, and Robinson's line shortly after the end stands up with the greatest lines ever written for cinema.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0059037 (809 words)

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	www.cincymuseum.org (217 words)

	THE CINCINNATI KID
		He plays the Cincinnati Kid an up-and-comer on the local circuit trying to prove he's the best there is. All he has to do to secure that reputation is to beat the best poker player in the country Lancey Howard (Robinson), who just happens to be back in town.
		There's a lot of other guff – Ann-Margaret and Weld play emotional and sexual games to win McQueen's heart and Torn wallows and wails as a player who gets annihilated by Lancey and plots his revenge – but none of it is half as entertaining or compelling as the mental battle between Robinson and McQueen.
		The former is mostly seeking vengeance for his embarrassment at the table and the latter is caught between a rock and his debtor (Torn), forced to deal the Kid some luck, whether he wants to or not.
	crazy4cinema.com /Review/FilmsC/f_cincinnati_kid.html (426 words)

	The Cincinnati Kid
		Before the final card was dealt, with Cincinnati holding two pairs and The Man drawing to an inside straight flush, the odds were already better than 5 to 2 in the kid's favor.
		But when Cincinnati pulled a full house, Lancey could no longer have won with a straight or a flush, so only one card in the entire deck could have given him the win.
		If the Cincinnati Kid and The Man were immortal men playing 100 hands of five card stud every day from the time of the Norman Invasion in 1066 until now, they would still be waiting for this to happen.
	www.fakes.net /cincinnatikid.htm (2428 words)

	New York State Writers Institute - Cincinnati Kid Film Notes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Howard Thompson of the NEW YORK TIMES (October 28, 1965) pompously characterized THE CINCINNATI KID as a drama that "pungently projects the machinations and back-room temperatures of the sidestreet professional gambling world." Sam Peckinpah began work on the MGM film, but the project was completed by Norman Jewison.
		Steve McQueen plays the title role of "The Kid," who reviewer Thompson called "a derelict card wizard, on the beatnik side." Edward G. Robinson turns in one of his great performances as the undisputed poker kingpin, "The Man," whom the Kid is intent on toppling.
		The Kid, intent on winning on his own and proving he is the best stud player alive, senses what's going on and eases Malden from his post.
	www.albany.edu /writers-inst/fnf98n8.html (478 words)

	The Cincinnati Kid Wins the Sequel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Kid outplays The Man most of the way, and is on the verge of breaking him, when The Man wins the final huge pot making a straight flush to beat The Kid's full house.
		The Cincinnati Kid made a small fortune playing while he was a kid; he had talent and a backer, and his regular opponents were guys who arrived with suitcases full of cash and "no idea about how to play," Lester related.
		He's 40 now, and played his first-ever tournament last year, at the Commerce, in one of those $330 buy-in limit hold'em events with rebuys that draw six or seven hundred entrants, and he made the final four before they chopped up the money ("I was hooked on tournaments then and there," he said).
	www.casino.com /poker/The-Cincinnati-Kid-Wins-the-Sequel.html (3404 words)

	" The Cincinnati Kid" (1965)
		An early incarnation of the very personal and perilous dotcom market, the showdown of wills in "Cincinnati Kid" enumerates universal truths about winning, losing, and forsaking ideals in return for a piece of the action.
		The Cincinnati Kid himself, Eric Stoner (McQueen) is hell-bent on domination.
		As the Kid prepares to square off against the best, his mentor and best friend, Shooter (Karl Malden), is haggling with his own demons.
	www.fastcompany.com /articles/2000/04/cincinnati.html (497 words)

	dOc DVD Review: The Cincinnati Kid (1965)
		Early in The Cincinnati Kid there's a scene where the title character (played by Steve McQueen) enters a pool hall to collect some money from a gambler.
		The Kid's reputation is growing, with rumors that he and his manager, Shooter (Karl Malden), will replace the established king of five-card stud, Lancey Howard (Edward G. Robinson).
		As tensions run high, with Shooter deliberating whether to cheat or not and the Kid wracked by nerves, the salacious Melba (Ann-Margret) threatens to force a wedge between the Kid and his lover, Christian (Tuesday Weld).
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=7446 (1264 words)

	Close to Home - HomeFinder: Cincinnati.Com
		Located about 16 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, New Richmond and the river have been married since the village's founding in the early 1800s.
		This is the only place around Interstate 275 moving east from Cincinnati that's left,'' Mr.
		The route would meander along the river through eastern Hamilton County, Clermont and Brown counties and later be extended farther east with the intention of promoting tourism along it, Mr.
	homefinder.cincinnati.com /closetohome/cth_newrichmond_092396.html (1908 words)

	Golden in Action - ForRest Cottage Cincinnati Kid (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kid is a very friendly and handsome male with a distinctive drive to hunt and to retrieve.
		Kid excels with hunting passion and a strong will-to-please which makes him a perfect partner at hunt as well as at Field Trials where he has achieved some remarkable results.
		Kid does not descend from a true field trial line.
	devel.service-web.de /customer/PetraSoons/Public/Kid (143 words)

	Close to Home - HomeFinder: Cincinnati.Com
		Annexations and lawsuits seem foreign to the Mason that Lucy Gorsuch, the local museum curator, remembers.
		Developers didn't consider Mason because it was about 30 miles north of Cincinnati - too far out in the country for most people's tastes, she said.
		That's one reason why the society is trying to preserve the old Mason, before it disappears.
	homefinder.cincinnati.com /closetohome/cth_mason_102196.html (1418 words)

	1 Play a Day
		A winner of 22 Documented #1 Titles in all major sports since ‘93, The Cincinnati Kid delivers selective, potent winners.
		An author, along with creating Ecapper, the Kid strives to isolate value on a daily basis.
		Last year, the Kid excelled on the college gridiron and wrapped the season with a strong finish in the NFL Playoffs.
	www.1playaday.com /handicapper/Cincinnati-Kid (82 words)

	Cincinnati TV Kid Shows
		Anyone living in Cincinnati during the glory days of local television will remember at least one or two aspects of what it was all about- and what made local TV in Cincinnati what it was.
		Aside from the kids' shows, television stations in Cincinnati laid much of the groundwork for many other markets to follow, and also accomplished a lot of things that can never be imitated or repeated.
		Between 1955 and 1974, the undisputed king of local daytime TV in Cincinnati was, of course, Paul Dixon.
	www.tvparty.com /lostcincinnati2.html (978 words)

	Steve McQueen in 'The Cincinnati Kid'
		The Cincinnati Kid is an atmosphere soaked psychological drama which stars Steve McQueen in one of his best screen performances.
		The Kid (played by McQueen) is the latest 'five card stud' poker playing sensation on the gambling scene, and he has the chance to topple aging and veteran poker legend Lancey Howard (played by Edward G Robinson) in a long anticipated poker game.
		Melba has her romantic intentions set on The Kid, thus threatening his relationship with Christian, and his friendship with Shooter.
	www.mcqueenonline.com /tckhv.htm (397 words)

	Cincinnati Kid, The - DVD - Title C Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		right then, here it is. The Cincinnati Kid is the best gambling film there is, better than most of the japanese offerings as well.
		Nice touches when he always plays a little kid at coin tossing on his way in/out of a game.
		The Lock Stock scene owes a lot to this film and the Kid is way cooler than all of them.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /dvd-title-c/cincinnati-kid-the (161 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Quick Reviews: The Cincinnati Kid
		Having proved himself on the streets of New Orleans, The Cincinnati Kid (Steve McQueen) is looking to cement his greatness.
		Shooter's wife Melba (Ann-Margret) is a promiscuous woman looking to derail Cincinnati's relationship with Christian Rudd (Tuesday Weld), and she's constantly needling her husband.
		Directed by Norman Jewison, 1965's The Cincinnati Kid was originally slated to be a Sam Peckinpah film, but when Peckinpah fell behind in schedule, Jewison stepped up.
	www.dvdjournal.com /quickreviews/c/cincinnatikid.q.shtml (448 words)

	UK Casino Times - The Cincinnati Kid (1965)
		The Cincinnati Kid was seen as the poker answer to the pool-hall classic The Hustler (1961) staring Paul Newman.
		One of the fantastic things about The Cincinnati Kid is its cast, which includes super-sexy Ann-Margret and Tuesday Weld, not to mention the powerful, complex presence of Edward G Robinson, who considered the role one of the best performances of his career.
		The Cincinnati Kid was originally supposed to be directed by Sam Peckinpah, but Jewison took over just after shooting began.
	www.casinotimes.co.uk /articles/2005-09/gambling-movies-cincinnati-150905.htm (532 words)

	Griffey Comes Home \| Cincinnati.Com \| The Enquirer \| The Post
		Fans new and old were lining up for tickets to see the Cincinnati native in a Reds uniform.
		The Cincinnati Reds couldn't afford to get serious about acquiring baseball's most dazzling player until they could be sure he wanted to be here for the long haul.
		Copyright 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 The Cincinnati Enquirer, a Gannett Co. Inc.
	www.cincinnati.com /sports/griffey (641 words)

	The Cincinnati Kid (1965) Synopsis - Moviefone
		The Kid finds out about this and tells Slade to get lost, preferring to win fair and square.
		The outcome is in the cagey hands of The Man, who is smart enough to do (as one reviewer put it) the wrong thing at the right time.
		The Cincinnati Kid was based on the novel by Richard Jessup.
	movies.aol.com /movie/the-cincinnati-kid-1965/13844/synopsis (196 words)

	The Cincinnati Kid (1965) - Overview - MSN Movies
		Tired of chicken feed, the Kid decides to challenge The Man (Edward G. Robinson), the reigning poker champ, who is in town for a private game.
		The game is compromised by the intervention of Slade (Rip Torn), an old foe of the Man's who tries to fix the outcome.
		The Cincinnati Kid might have been a very different movie had original director Sam Peckinpah not been fired from the...
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=15109 (138 words)

	Guaranteed Sports Picks from Handicapping Expert Cincinnati Kid (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Cincinnati Kid has captured 25 Documented #1 Titles in all sports since 1993, most recently winning the 2005 March Madness Tournament with a 15-4 combined NIT-NCAA record as documented by the Sports Monitor of Oklahoma.
		The Kid¹s Steamline report finished the 2004-05 NBA regular season with a.606% winning percentage earning the #3 ranking, and the Cincinnati Kid brought home the hardware with the #1...
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	www.vegasexperts.com /handicapper/kid.asp (350 words)

	Cincinnati Reds: Kid and kids
		A little league teammate of former Red pitcher Jimmy Anderson, Rosecrans is a graduate of the University of Georgia and has worked at newspapers in Georgia and Alabama before coming to Cincinnati.
		is out with the family on one of the outlying fields throwing batting practice to his kids.
		From what I've heard is he's a fool for being a father and having an active role in their lives.
	frontier.cincinnati.com /blogs/spring/2007/02/kid-and-kids.asp (729 words)

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		The Cincinnati Kid has captured 25 Documented #1 Titles in all sports since 1993, most recently winning the 2005 March Madness Tournament with a 15-4 combined NIT-NCAA record as documented by the Sports Monitor of OK.
		The Kid's Steamilne report finished the 2004-05 NBA regular season with a 60.6% earning the #3 ranking and the Cincinnati Kid brought home the hardware with the #1 ranking in last year's NBA Playoffs with a 72.7%.
		The Cincinnati Kid is off to a tremendous start on the Diamond in '05 coming off a successful campaign in 2004 and compiling 4 out 6 winning seasons of late including two #1 Titles since '93 on the carpet.
	www.nationalhandicappingnetwork.com /pages/cincy.html (149 words)

	The Kid - Cincinnati.Com
		The Kid - The Cincinnati Enquirer - July 7, 2000
		Or at least not until Disney’s The Kid, a new-age, feel-good stew of improbabilities and emotional flmail.
		This kid is Russ himself, a whiny boy named Rusty who has no idea how he got there.
	www.cincinnati.com /freetime/movies/other/070700_thekid.html (399 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Cincinnati Kid [1965]: Video: Steve McQueen,Edward G. Robinson,Ann-Margret,Karl Malden,Tuesday ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		'The Kid' meets 'The Man' in a non-stop stud poker duel-to-the-death to decide who will be the reigning king of the New Orleans gambling world.
		But, in order to prove himself, The Cincinnati Kid has to face the ultimate battle in a showdown against the ultimate player.
		Although the concepts of poker in the film are still useful today, the reason I only gave it four stars is because it is very dated and old-fashioned.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Cincinnati-Kid-Steve-McQueen/dp/B00004CIIC (498 words)

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