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	The Philadelphia Story - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Philadelphia Story is a 1940 romantic screwball comedy starring Jimmy Stewart, Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant.
		Based on a play of the same name by Philip Barry (in which Hepburn also starred), the film is about a bride-to-be whose plans are complicated by the simultaneous arrival of her ex-husband and a handsome journalist.
		Wedding preparations are complicated when she is flmailed by publisher Sidney Kidd (Henry Daniell) into granting an exclusive story to tabloid reporter Macaulay "Mike" Connor (Stewart) and photographer Elizabeth Imbrie (Ruth Hussey).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Philadelphia_Story (542 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		The results of this bias against fl defendants in Philadelphia is estimated to be an excess of 38% in death sentences for fl defendants compared to all other defendants for similar crimes.
		Stated differently, in Philadelphia, the capital sentencing statute has operated as though being fl was not merely a physical attribute, but as if it were one of the most important aggravating factors actually justifying the death penalty.
		In the Philadelphia study, the racial combination which was most likely to result in a death sentence was a fl defendant with a nonfl victim, regardless of how severe the murder committed.
	violettespage.com /philly.shtml (1883 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		Philadelphia was the orchestra that set the standard for symphonic recording.
		Desperate to find a recognisable name in a dwindling maestro pool, a fretful board of directors and its impatient chairman Richard Snoot imposed him on the musicians without consultation, or election (as is increasingly the case with enlightened orchestras).
		He cannot spare Philadelphia more than a fraction of his expensive time - though he did fly in recently for a day to secure a welcome $50 million bequest from the widow of a local newspaper magnate.
	www.scena.org /columns/lebrecht/040421-NL-philadelphia.html (1018 words)

	Justice on the Cheap: The Philadelphia Story
		While the population of Philadelphia County is just two percent larger than that of Allegheny County (Pittsburgh), the percentage of those sentenced to society's ultimate penalty is nearly eleven times (11) greater in the former than in the latter, though Philadelphia's murder rate is only about three times greater than Pittsburgh's.
		Indeed, many Philadelphia lawyers identify the DA's practice of overcharging in homicide cases--pursuing the death penalty where it is not warranted by the facts--as among the most pernicious aspects of Philadelphia's death penalty process.
		[9] Philadelphia's new standards for appointment of counsel permit the court to name a second counsel to assist, consistent with the ABA standards that require the appointment of two attorneys in all capital cases.
	www.deathpenaltyinfo.org /article.php?scid=45&did=546 (4426 words)

	Philadelphia's Story
		Philadelphia's American decorative arts collections are among the oldest in the country, older even than those in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's American Wing.
		The complexity of their multiple unions is reflected in PMA collections, which house a tea table, desk and interior architecture from the country house on the Delaware River.
		In the works is a comprehensive exhibition of objects made for the Cadwaladers, the prominent Eighteenth Century Philadelphia family whose name is associated with the prized suite of hairy paw-foot furniture.
	www.antiquesandthearts.com /archive/philly.htm (3341 words)

	The Philadelphia Story (1940) at Reel Classics: Article: The Real Philadephia Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The glamorous East Coast heiress whose story was to rekindle Katharine Hepburn's career and, in 'High Society', provide Grace Kelly with her most famous role, died earlier this year, aged 90.
		Hepburn liked the idea for The Philadelphia Story, and after she had been rejected for the role of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind (the part for an actress in 1938) she threw herself into assisting both the writing and production.
		In fact, although she came from a prominent and wealthy family in Philadelphia, Grace Kelly was not part of the city's exclusive society.
	www.reelclassics.com /Movies/Philstory/tracylord-article.htm (2254 words)

	The Philadelphia Story Review - The Ultimate Cary Grant Pages
		The smarties are going to relish 'Philadelphia Story' a lot more than the two-bit trade; they're going to get a boot out of catching on to such subtleties as photog Ruth Hussey's crack to reporter Jimmy Stewart after he's been neatly put in his place by Cary Grant: 'Here's a handkerchief.
		Truthfully, the psychology of the story is a specious as a spiel, and, for all the talk about the little lady being "a sort of high priestess to a virgin goddess," etc., she is and remains at the end of what most folks would call a plain snob.
		THE PHILADELPHIA STORY is a sophisticated comedy/love story, which was released on January 17, 1941, at Radio City Music Hall, which happens to be 25 years prior to my older son, Woody's, birthday in 1966.
	www.carygrant.net /reviews/philadelphia.html (2323 words)

	The Philadelphia Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The film’s backdrop is Philadelphia high society, an apparent wonderland of carefree abandon and endless martinis, which the audience sees through the jaundiced eyes of a couple of snooping reporters from Spy magazine, assigned to infiltrate the wedding of the season with the help of the bride’s embittered ex-husband.
		One of the major themes of The Philadelphia Story is that of men’s idolization of women, and the problems it causes both parties.
		It is a tribute to The Philadelphia Story that it succeeds in constructing a sparkling comedy of manners around this beleaguered foursome.
	www.culturevulture.net /Movies3/PhiladelphiaStory.htm (806 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		PHILADELPHIA - Five years of student achievement data on the Interactive Mathematics Program (IMP), a National Science Foundation sponsored high school reform curriculum is now available in an online report entitled, "Assessing the Cost/Benefits of an NSF Standards Based Secondary Mathematics Curriculum on Student Achievement - Part 1."
		In 1993, Philadelphia was one of three pilot sites for the implementation of IMP, an innovative NCTM standards-based high school curriculum developed over an eight year period by a team of mathematicians, math educators and practicing teachers with support from the National Science Foundation.
		The Philadelphia achievement data spans from the beginning of the first pilot year in 1993 to the end of 1998.
	www.mathematicallysane.com /evidence/philadelphia.asp (441 words)

	artnet.com Magazine Reviews - Philadelphia Story
		Downstairs it's another story in "East Meets West: 'Folk' and Fantasy from the Coasts," a show that mixes work by three Philadelphia artists (Joy Feasley, Jim Houser and Clare Rojas) and three San Franciscans (Chris Johanson, Scott Hewicker and the late Margaret Kilgallen) (Both shows run May 11-July 29, 2001).
		"Philadelphia Selections 4: Brave/Smart," May 31-July 27, 2001, a nine-artist exhibition at the Moore College of Art and Design guest-curated by New York artist and writer Emma Amos, mixes so many different esthetics (folk, conceptual, decorative, hard edge, biomorphic, figurative, Surrealist, installation) that it should be a mess.
		Amos, a Rutgers professor of art known for political art that decries discrimination and exclusivity, spoke her sermon of inclusion at a slide lecture at the opening.
	www.artnet.com /magazine/reviews/FALLon/fallon7-5-01.asp (1432 words)

	THE PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT STORY
		The Philadelphia Experiment was an attempt by the U.S. Navy to create a ship that could not be detected by magnetic mines and or radar.
		Many of the stories associated with this infamous experiment are wild: Whispers of men “freezing” in time for months, rumors of men traveling through time, and horror stories of men becoming stuck in either bulkheads or the main deck of the ship itself.
		Allende’s story was bizarre; he stated that he had witnessed the U.S.S. Eldridge being transported instantaneously to Norfolk from Philadelphia and back again in a matter of minutes.
	www.philadelphia-experiment.com /Philadelphia_Experiment_Story.htm (4413 words)

	Movie Info for The Philadelphia Story on MSN Movies
		A consistently bright, bubbly, witty delight, The Philadelphia Story could just as well have been titled "The Revenge of Katharine Hepburn." Having been written off as "box-office poison" in 1938, Hepburn returned to Broadway in a vehicle tailor-made for her talents by playwright Philip Barry.
		That property, of course, was The Philadelphia Story; and when MGM bought the rights to this sure-fire box-office success, it had to take Hepburn along with the package -- and also her veto as to who her producer, director, and co-stars would be.
		The Philadelphia Story was remade in 1956 with a Cole Porter musical score as High Society.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=127408 (416 words)

	A more perfect Philadelphia story
		Memorials, museums, tours and educational programs that seek to describe and explain new and emerging views of Philadelphia, its early residents, and the birth of America are in the works.
		Philadelphia, long viewed as the birthplace of the American polity, could arguably lay claim to being the birthplace of fl America and of contemporary American diversity.
		New stories and new voices will be at the heart of this process, she said.
	www.ushistory.org /presidentshouse/news/inq122103.htm (1271 words)

	The Philadelphia Story: Chapter Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In the first part of the nineteenth century, the bell was used by the Abolitionist Movement as a symbol of their abhorrence of slavery.
		The Philadelphia Zoo is our nation's first zoo, a forty-two-acre Victorian garden which is home to over 2,000 animals.
		Relatives who visit Philadelphia natives now residing outside of the local area are always encouraged to bring Tastykakes with them.
	www.nfb.org /bm/bm01/bm0102/bm010212.htm (2398 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		The Philadelphia Story Rich, haughty and spoilt, Tracy Lord is about to get married for the second time, to the solid but stuffy George Kittredge.
		The presence of both men at her pre-nuptial party, the collision of the volatile emotions of the trio, combined with a drunken midnight swim, provokes Tracy into learning some painful lessons, and taking an unaccustomed look into her own heart.
		The Philadelphia Story is a compelling mixture of wit, satire and romance, with a freewheeling heroine who delights, exasperates and moves us in equal measure.
	www.londontheatreticketweb.co.uk /the_philadelphia.htm (328 words)

	The Philadelphia Story (1940)
		The Philadelphia Story (1940) is an intelligent, sophisticated, classic romantic comedy-farce (part screwball) of love and marriage, human growth and class distinctions.
		The Philadelphia socialite has divorced her dashing, colorful, pompous, playboyish husband (Cary Grant) and become involved with a chilly, solitary, self-made and dull business tycoon/millionaire (John Howard).
		The plot thickens and becomes complicated when her irresponsible ex-husband appears on the eve of the wedding, with intentions to keep her shielded from an overly-ambitious, cynical tabloid newshound (James Stewart) - a second male principal who is also vying for Hepburn's love on the day (and night) leading up to the ceremony.
	www.filmsite.org /phil.html (2522 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		The Philadelphia Story is long overdue, in words that is. In reading many books on the history of Jazz and other essays about Jazz in America, many cites that have produced great innovators have been overlooked.
		Philadelphia, Detroit, Newark, Fort Worth, Washington DC, Boston are just a few that historians have bypassed in their research.
		Philadelphia during that time was the cultural capitol in the US which was a new country.
	www.eticomm.net /~kbillert/PhillyStory.html (399 words)

	The Philadelphia Story - Trucking Accident Lawyers, Tractor Trailer Injury, Traffic Wear & Tear
		Philadelphia is the fifth most populous city in the United States, and as of June 2005, the fourth-largest metropolitan area in the U.S., with about 6.2 million people.
		Increased traffic congestion is an inescapable condition in such a densely populated area where millions of daily commuters in private vehicles crowd onto heavily traveled roads that include city buses, commercial trucks and large tractor-trailers.
		More than 170 truck carriers have their headquarters in the city, and it is home to two of the top 50 U.S. freight gateways: the Port of Philadelphia and Philadelphia International Airport.
	www.philadelphia-accident-lawyers.com /truck-accidents/philadelphia_story.html (671 words)

	The Philadelphia Story
		Anastasia's most recent book on the mob is "The Goodfella Tapes," the story of how the FBI brought down Philadelphia Mafia boss John Stanfa by bugging a mob lawyer's office.
		Merlino, (left) a celebrity gangster who was Philadelphia's answer to John Gotti, (right) was a regular at most of the city's trendy clubs and restaurants.
		It also explains why Philadelphia remains in the running with Boston -- where turncoats are turning on turncoats and an FBI agent has been indicted for conspiring with wiseguys -- for the title of most dysfunctional mob family in America.
	www.ganglandnews.com /column172.htm (1228 words)

	Philadelphia International Story
		Kenneth Gamble (born 1943, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) was a session singer (he sang background vocals on Barbara Mason's "Yes I'm Ready") who first met Leon Huff (born 1942, Camden, New Jersey) while working on Candy & the Kisses' 1964 single "The 81" [Cameo 336].
		Before the Philadelphia International label was founded in 1971, Gamble and Huff had already tried their hands setting up record labels.
		In the beginning, most of the artists in the Philadelphia International roster were coming from the closed Gamble and Neptune labels, but it soon expanded.
	www.bsnpubs.com /columbia/pistory.html (1011 words)

	THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Indeed, The Philadelphia Story began as two short lines in one of Barry's many notebooks: 'The family in the process of bei ng studied for a piece in Fortune.
		The Philadelphia Story was as big a success on screen as it was as a play, breaking box office records and winning six Academy Award nominations.
		In 1956, The Philadelphia Story was remade as a musical--High Society--starring Bing Crosby as Dexter, Grace Kelly as Tracy, and Frank Sinatra as Mike.
	www.courttheatre.org /home/plays/9697/philly/PNphilly.shtml (5773 words)

	Transitional Jobs: The Philadelphia Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Born out of the challenge of implementing welfare reform in 1996, TWC operates Philadelphia@Work, a transitional jobs program that focuses on serving those welfare recipients considered the "hardest to serve." Transitional jobs are community service jobs that pay wages for welfare recipients who have not been able to find employment in the regular labor market.
		Also, Philadelphia was at that time the only one of the four cities with the largest public assistance caseload that was losing jobs (New York, Chicago, and Detroit were all adding them).
		InfoResources, West Philadelphia is an online not-for-profit information service that supports community-based projects, housing studies, and policy research and facilitates the flow of information to all users.
	www.brookings.edu /es/urban/innovations/welfessay3.htm (4816 words)

	Philadelphia Story
		Only that the story behind the film should be so rosy: After all, Hepburn revived her standing with an Oscar nomination as socialite Tracy Lord after being labeled "box-office poison" for a series of flops through most of the 1930s.
		No matter the historical cinematic circumstance, The Philadelphia Story is one of the wittiest romantic comedies ever crafted.
		And when these two Philadelphia bluebloods finally get around to realizing that "for better or worse" means more than a mere vow -- it's more like a spiritual life sentence -- the movie's romantic roundelay proves well worth the price of admission.
	www.ecurrent.com /art/philadelphia0203.php (329 words)

	Philadelphia Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The memory of Philadelphia's Dutch Jewry is one of many obscured in the vast storehouse of Jewish Americana.
		In the 1850s, the Dutch Jews of South Philadelphia founded Congregation B'nai Israel as an ethnic synagogue, and they soon purchased a burial ground, which came to be administered by a Hebrew Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Society of Brotherly Love.
		As an adult, he moved to Philadelphia; his fluency in nine languages earned him the title of "the court angel" for his unpaid services as interpreter in the city's courts, and especially for his assistance to recent Jewish immigrants.
	www.forward.com /main/article.php?ref=schwartz20040512804 (1058 words)

	dOc DVD Review: The Philadelphia Story: SE (1940)
		Though the story still retains several basic screwball elements from the 1930s—high society setting, daffy family dynamics, personality masquerades, and romantic mix-ups galore—it gains a contemporary edge by putting its heroine under a microscope, and seamlessly weaving biting social criticism into the fabric of its nutty plot.
		At its core, The Philadelphia Story is a journey of self-discovery for the headstrong Tracy, whom we first meet in a funny, instantly recognizable prologue that depicts the bitter final moments of her first marriage to millionaire playboy C.K. Dexter Haven (Cary Grant).
		Disc 1 also includes a Cukor Trailer Gallery, featuring the original Philadelphia Story trailer, as well as nine additional previews for such Cukor classics as Dinner at Eight, Little Women, The Women, Gaslight, Adam's Rib, Pat and Mike, A Star Is Born, Les Girls, and My Fair Lady.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=7200 (1830 words)

	The Philadelphia Story Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		A quick recap of the story: On the eve of her second wedding, Tracy Lord (Hepburn) receives a visit from her debonair ex-husband, C.K. Dexter Haven (Grant), and a sweet-hearted tabloid reporter, Mike Conner (Stewart).
		The Philadelphia Story is one of the best-written—not to mention most quotable—movies in cinematic history, with a more-than-respectable AFI ranking at #51.
		The final offerings are two full-length radio play versions of The Philadelphia Story, one taped on the opening night of the Victory Theater in 1942 (with Stewart introduced as "Lt. James Stewart"), the other in 1947.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=1185 (1136 words)

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