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Release Date=1944
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Gametime: Sunday, March 20th @ 7:30pm CDT Oppenent: Chicago Blackhawks Location: United Center, Chicago, IL TV: NBCSN Current Standings Central Division GP W L OTL P GF GA LAST 10 STREAK Dallas 73 43 21 9 95 236 211 5-2-3 Won 2 St. Louis 73 42 22 9 93 194 185 7-3-0 Won 1 Chicago 72 42 24 6 90 201 176 4-5-1 Won 1 Nashville 72 36 23 13 85 197 185 6-2-2 Lost 1 Colorado 72 37 31 4 78 195 202 6-4-0 Won 2 Minnesota 72 33 28 11 77 191 184 6-3-1 Won 1 Winnipeg 71 29 37 5 63 182 213 3-6-1 Lost 2 Current Playoff Picture (Top 2 teams get in) Western Conference GP P Nashville 72 85 Colorado 72 78 Minnesota 72 77 Phoenix 71 69 My Projected Minnesota Wild Lineup (Official pairings) Forwards Left Wing Center Right Wing Jason Zucker Mikko Koivu Charlie Coyle Zach Parise Mikael Granlund David Jones Nino Niederreiter Erik Haula Justin Fontaine Chris Porter Jarret Stoll Jordan Schroeder Defensive Pairings Left Right Ryan Suter Jared Spurgeon Matt Dumba Marco Scandella Jonas Brodin Mike Reilly Goalies Starting Goalie Devan Dubnyk Bench Goalie Steve Michalek Other Players Healthy Scratches Thomas Vanek, Nate Prosser Injured (On Roster) Jason Pomminville (Strained Leg Muscle, day-to-day), Darcy Kuemper (Upper Body Injury, day-to-day), Ryan Carter (Upper Body Injury, day-to-day) Current Player Stats Please note: If you have the RES Chrome App installed, this table becomes fully customizable which you can sort by any stat by selecting that stat in the header. ) Without RES installed, the table is sorted alphabetically for your convenience. PLAYER POS GP G A PTS +/- PIM ATOI PPG PPA SHG SHA SOG S% Bertschy, Christoph C 3 0 0 0 0 0 06:57 0 0 0 0 3 0. 0 Brodin, Jonas D 58 1 5 6 -7 16 20:16 0 0 0 0 50 2. 0 Bulmer, Brett RW 3 0 0 0 -1 7 06:43 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Carter, Ryan C 59 7 4 11 -3 46 11:09 0 0 1 0 61 11. 5 Coyle, Charlie C 72 21 18 39 4 14 17:14 2 3 0 1 132 15. 9 Dumba, Matt D 72 10 14 24 1 27 16:41 6 6 0 0 142 7. 0 Folin, Christian D 24 0 3 3 -2 11 14:45 0 0 0 0 12 0. 0 Fontaine, Justin RW 51 5 9 14 4 16 11:46 0 0 0 1 48 10. 4 Gabriel, Kurtis RW 3 0 0 0 1 10 04:30 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 Granlund, Mikael C 72 10 28 38 -13 20 18:04 2 9 0 0 138 7. 2 Graovac, Tyler C 2 0 0 0 -1 0 11:37 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Haula, Erik LW 66 10 17 27 17 20 12:10 0 1 2 1 77 13. 0 Jones, David RW 8 2 1 3 2 0 10:53 0 0 0 0 8 25. 0 Keranen, Michael LW 1 0 0 0 -1 0 06:09 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Koivu, Mikko C 72 16 33 49 5 30 19:56 9 8 1 1 127 12. 6 Niederreiter, Nino RW 72 17 21 38 8 32 15:38 2 3 0 0 139 12. 2 Olofsson, Gustav D 2 0 0 0 0 0 09:12 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 Parise, Zach LW 61 19 23 42 -8 30 19:18 5 9 0 0 200 9. 5 Pominville, Jason RW 67 11 22 33 7 10 16:34 3 7 0 0 170 6. 5 Porter, Chris LW 56 4 3 7 -6 6 09:41 0 0 0 0 38 10. 5 Prosser, Nate D 51 0 3 3 3 34 11:21 0 0 0 1 19 0. 0 Reilly, Mike D 21 1 4 5 -3 6 11:57 0 2 0 0 18 5. 6 Scandella, Marco D 63 5 13 18 9 22 20:36 2 1 0 1 112 4. 5 Schroeder, Jordan C 19 1 0 1 2 0 09:33 0 0 0 0 21 4. 8 Spurgeon, Jared D 69 8 18 26 7 14 22:43 3 8 0 3 101 7. 9 Stoll, Jarret C 42 2 3 5 -5 14 11:34 0 0 0 0 19 10. 5 Strachan, Tyson D 2 0 0 0 1 0 07:33 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Suter, Ryan D 72 8 38 46 7 24 28:45 3 15 1 1 172 4. 7 Vanek, Thomas LW 70 18 23 41 -7 22 15:44 6 8 0 0 135 13. 3 Zucker, Jason LW 63 13 10 22 0 16 15:47 0 2 1 1 151 8. 6 GOALIES GP W L OTL GAA GA SA SV SV% SO Dubnyk, Devan 57 27 22 6 2. 39 131 1568 1437. 916 4 Kuemper, Darcy 20 6 6 5 2. 38 41 488 447. 916 2 TV Broadcast: NBCSN - NBC Sports Network (Please message me if the channel numbers are incorrect for your area. 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KFAN page @ IHeartRadio VLC "copy and paste" Link for KFAN (NOTE: You must have VLC downlowded for this link to work): Online Video Streaming Options Streams will be added here once I find them through various sources throughout the day. There will be more available throughout the day, but these will really get filled usually within 5-15 minutes of the starting time. Also, I don't vouch for any of these sources, and you must always be aware of basic online security. The sketchier the domain, the more likely it is to be sketchy. Official Subscriptions - Local blackouts apply r/NHLstreams - Source for various streams of varying quality and spammy-ness (select your own) Youtube stream: HD National NBCSN FEED Game will begin after Pens-Caps game, can be a delayed start. Streamup: Currently N/A [HD/SD tab on bottom of video box, video starts in HD] Mobile-friendly stream: Currently N/A The "other" Stream #1: Possibly The "other" Stream #2: Currently N/A VLC streams "how-to" section - You must have downloaded the x64 version of VLC and have x64 Windows running with (almost all Windows users have this already). First, go to the Download assist page for the current version of VLC player, which is this reddit thread: Second, the reason why you go to that thread is so you can follow along step-by-step with the video that /u/Kurfurstendamm made for us that shows you how to install it. I'd guess 95% of people can do this with no problems while watching the video. Watch that video here. Wild Notes: Minnesota looks to carry momentum into tonight game against the villainous Chicago Blackhawks tonight after securing an overtime shootout victory against the Carolina Hurricanes yesterday afternoon. Minnesota played well against a team that matched their defensive play all game long, and received goals both Jones and Zucker in regulation with Zach Parise netting the game winning penalty shot. Dubnyk preformed well, going 27-for-29 in OT, and pulled out a massive save during the shootout to end the game. The Wild got standout performances from Jones, Neiderreiter, Haula and Dubnyk in a game that they needed to jump back into a position to control their own destiny this season. Tonight the Wild go face-to-face with the Chicago Blackhawks ? a team that has had Minnesota's number in the last few playoff series. But that's last year. This season, Minnesota holds a 3-0-0 record and a 13-to-6 goal advantage during their games against Chicago. This is a different Chicago team than years past, make no mistake about that. This Chicago team is sitting third in the Central, not running away with the division and the conference as in years past. The Wild look to use momentum to take it to Chicago, as the Wild travel on the second leg of a “home and away” back-to-back stand. In roster news, three Wild players are not making the trip to Chicago tonight: Jason Pominville, Darcy Kuemper, and new-addition to the bruised and battered brigade Ryan Carter, who sustained an “upper-body injury” against Carolina yesterday. Vanek, who was a healthy scratch against Carolina, could have returned to the lineup tonight. Coach Torchetti instead decided to bring Porter back into the lineup. Vanek, with a total of 41 points this season, was benched yesterday and replaced by Jordan Schroeder and his single point over 17 games. Today, Torchetti brings Porter into the lineup with his 6 points in 56 games. Obviously, speculation is rampant - and the popular theory is that it was (and continues to be) an “effort” benching for Vanek. He has looked lackluster in putting defensive pressure on opposing teams recently. With Carter out, most people were expecting Head Coach John Torchetti to bring Vanek back into the line up over Chris Porter. Instead, Torchetti surprised everyone today and gives the nod to Porter. Steve Michalek will continue his stint with the big club after his emergency call-up from Iowa until Kuemper recovers. Taking 2 p
[Transcribed from the dictaphone of Flynn VanDeBerg, during his investigation into a murder of a man who's body was dumped in the mangroves of a rural Australian Town] Chapter One - 'Girl, Birthmark' It's with lamentation and sorrow, that I officially begin this auditory/literary investigation into the mysterious death of Jeremy Scarborough; who had his skin carefully stripped from his flesh and muscles extracted with a hunting knife, and was subsequently dumped in the mangroves at Green Gill's river. I'm recording, in spit of goose pimples, in my dressing gown, cicada's clicking like a wave, across the black stretch of space; a hot, Australian sky, tall-black grass blowing in the breeze. The glistening stars of the Milky Way; as clear as a river of light above me. Country stars. To a soundtrack the croaking of frogs fall out of step with the cicadas melody. There's so much disorder in the outback. It's so rustic... somehow even amidst the random beauty of the Australian bush, natures chaotic rythym seems to have..... some unknown deeply disturbing meaning to convey to whoever is willing to listen. Seems to be Working. Grammatically it's good, and the punctuation is spot on. I'm a little apprehensive. When I discovered the dictaphone feature in 'HypeWriter': the writers application I downloaded a few months ago, I had low expectations of the method surpassing conventional typing, as a preference for my writing. There's no doubt it's accurate, but there's a kind of shroud- a concern over integrity. I'm worried about editing the words, in case I lose my candid voice. That kind of infects the usual methods and professional standard of the medium. All the same.. It's a lot more personal, I almost feel like I'm speaking straight to my readers this way, as my lips hover over my mobile phone in the onyx coloured night, too pretentious? I would normally edit that out, but now I'm not sure. The dictaphone doesn't pick up the chirping in the background, which is lucky. The cicada's have been leaving their crusty brown shells everywhere on the frames of my new residence, must be the season of the damn things. I'm picking one up in my hand, right now, plucking it off the splintered, wooden railing; it's sticky, like the skin of a dried fruit, it's legs are sharp and stick into the callus on my fore-finger. Ouch. I've had the most pervasive sense of dread since I've come to this place. I don't know what it is. I used to feel misgiving putting honest words down on a page after a haunting or traumatic incident, but recording my voice, and having it instantly translated into words is somehow even more daunting. I'm feeling existential, alone in the dark, a little paranoid, listening to the sound of my own voice echo through the desolate valley. Then there were the incidents. I'm supposed to give some character description about myself for depth, I guess, as an introduction, how about... if I read you my bio off the dust jacket of my last book, it's sitting right here on the divan next to me, here let me turn the porch light on. There; in bleak typography, if you were here you might read the title 'The Koala Killer' and an abstract red, clownish bear face, channelling Ralph Steadman, Gerald scarfe, and in the 'd see the portrait photo of me. Short curly brown hair. Thick rimmed Glasses. Handsome. Ha. A pointy, angular face. let's see.... 'Flynn VanDeBerg is a stoic Australian writer who.... '.. Stoic?? --in case you can't tell I didn't write the inset biography myself. '... a writer, into the unfashionable medium of the occult like a knife. His bold prose--' OK. I won't bore you with the rest of that nonsense. Any fool can arrange sentences, I'm not into the more pretentious, self-aggrandising aspects of the trade. That is the reason I'm out in this obscure outback town though. That's my trade. I write about ' the occult', don't back off just yet, the word simply means 'what is hidden', I'm not a conman, not dogmatic, or conspiratorial--though sometimes my work can be pretty trite, my investigations at least aim to be candid, honest. The subject remains a niche area of interest, marketable, even if it often seems to run hand in hand with charlatanry and pseudoscience, there are unexplainable forces out there. I know that much. I get paid to distribute my writings online, so long as I mention 'Black-lab' publishing house, shameless plug there you are, I sense you're judging me, but we all have to earn a crust, don't we? Actually I couldn't be more grateful to Vicky, my publisher, they're paying me to develop my own set of Tarot cards this year, with a unique Australiana theme, it's a fascinating project, alongside that-- they paid for free accommodation for my six month stay in 'Bishop's Valley'. That's this small, rural Australian town about a third of the distance between Sydney and Melbourne. I've got a nice set-up here, a beautiful old, free standing house with a patio and a deck, which I moved into today, hence the welcome croaking symphony of the cicadas. Bishop's Valley library is supposedly one of the better libraries in the state of New South Wales for Australian specific phenomenon and history, so I'll be researching over the next few weeks and finalising the tarot deck with my artist colleague via the Internet. The tarot deck will be marketed as a promotional bonus alongside an anthology of BL writers work. I'm actually pretty excited about the whole thing, a tad jittery and nervous. Perhaps that's to be expected. I'm not married, and I have no children, so travelling around the country is ideal for me. I like people, I like to meet people I mean, i'm more studious than social, truth be told. I like to study people, observe them, make mental sketches, y' my writing--Hmmm--The girls light is still on.. on the hill. How intriguing. She was.... Intriguing.. Sorry. Trying to remain linear for your sake. Back on topic. The purpose of this journal is to document my experiences here for the anthology. I only arrived today so I'm pretty tired, but it's probably better to reflect on the day while it's all still fresh in my mind. I pulled off the Hume Highway at.... about 7:30, after driving for seven uncomfortable hours. Then I started the long descent into Bishop's valley, down 'the forward way'. The moment you get off the highway you notice the lack of council work in the district. The old roads in this part of the country haven’t been tarred since the 80’s, they're bumpy, with lots of holes, very gravelly, sometimes they aren't even roads, they're just scattered piles of rocks. On the rough road into the place, you are also treated to the awe inspiring sight of that unique Australian bush land, the sparse and bent, bracken trees along the way, gnarled stones and branches of heaven slanted, miles of red dust, road kill and skeletons of dead animals. I couldn't help but feel a kind of bad omen, or premonition as I was driving in, kicking up dust, looking at the haunting slice of spiritus Mundi carved into the landscape all around me. It's actually overwhelming to finally set eyes upon the soil here, seeing as I've been doing my own research on the place for weeks now. The Indigenous people of this land inhabited the area now known as Bishops Valley for at least 6, 000 years prior to European arrival, so i've read. The Warriwul people had a recognised camping ground where tribes gathered annually to fish and hunt wallabies, dingoes and bandicoots. According to photographs I've seen in books, there are historical signs of the Warriwul people from Muro-vale down to the shore’s of Green-Gill River, including; rock shelters, rock carvings and cave paintings, particularly in the Western bushlands. It's going to be great to actually see some of these historic sites in person when I start exploring. One particular interesting rock painting I'd really like to see, is in a cave site near Yalumba basin, it's about five kilometres from my house, and it's known colloquially as ‘The crown of the shadow king’. I've only seen a couple of blurry photos but according to sources it depicts a curious silhouette of a giant man, surrounded by adoring tribe members - who are placing a crown of stars upon his head, some representation of tribal initiation no doubt. In any case the painting indicates a rich artistic tradition for the Warriwul people and their 'dream time' legends. I was thinking about all these things as I drove through Murro-vale earlier today. History was dancing on the edge of my imagination, fresh in my mind from research. I could imagine how the first Europeans felt, tramping through here, actually; in terms of the natural landscape not much has changed since then. It was the explorer and ex-convict John Goldlook, who obtained permission from governor Hunter to explore this area for the first time, with a small party; back in 1796, alerting the officials to the large river and mangroves at the basin of the valley. The mangroves, in fact, are a mere stones throw from the house I'm staying in. The river was apparently named 'Green Gills' river after the unfortunate death of one member of the expedition. John Harp, who was found face down in the river, laying in the water --also less than five hundred metres down the old bush path which runs from my backyard-- apparently drowned or poisoned, they say he was quite pale and off coloured when he was found, hence came the name ‘green gills’ from the colloquial Aussie expression, likening the dead man to a rotting fish. I was almost disappointed to learn this fact, my initial thought on hearing the name 'Green Gills River' was that it may have been the home of a friendly green troll named Gill. But there you are, the truth is more gruesome than fiction. Governor Macquarie granted Lord Havelsby 3, 000 acres of land here in 1819 and put him in charge of developing an arterial road. That was 'the forward way', which I drove down this afternoon. The first landowner in Bishop’s val
So how did you get started using a suitcase drum? how long did it take you to get used to playing it along with your guitar? Originally I was doing the one man band with a kick drum and a high hat which was a pain in the ass to carry around and would wear out my legs in no time. In 2011 A friend of mine got a job working as the official blogger for the Mumford & Sons/Edward Sharpe/Old Crow Railroad revival tour, apparently at every show they would ask a local musician to busk outside of the front gate to set the scene and get the hobo juices flowing and she asked if Id like to fill the position. I had already been working on the one man band deal and really wanted to be able to do it in a portable way, so I asked my craftiest friend Sir William Wolfe if he could fashion me a device to my specifications. He whipped that thing up in like two hours and it has been in my act ever since. Here is a picture of me outside of the railroad revival tour in 2011: Link to It is designed with a seat and originally I sat down when I played but after a margarita disaster I ended up standing during a show and my energy doubled. Ever since then standing in front of it has been the way to been rather evolutionary. Its amazingly fun and enabling to play, Ive been working on the design ever since, reinforcing it with fiberglass and changing my kick pedals. But im looking forward to Shakey kick drum 2. 0. Did you do this busking at the Marfa show? No someone else did. How long have you been playing guitar for and how long did it take you to "find" your style? I've been playing on and off for a few years and still haven't found my own style. You have a very warm, natural, and genuine sound/feel to your music - something I hope to develop one day. It feels like I have been playing guitar for a few days, but it has been about 13 years. And as far as finding my "sound" it really came down to letting in the ghost. I believe that there is music in the air, when I hear a good song I usually feel some type of emotion on par with someone domesticating a rare animal and giving it a proper name. I forcibly wrote music for years, imposing my ideals and words on the notes and what would come out was just plain old songs, and some dude singing them. The moment I found my sound was when I could hear something that I recorded and not believe that it is actually me. The live show that I play right now is astonishing to me, I never intended to play dirty bluesy guitar like this. I mean I was a huge deathcab fan in highschool, I went through a huge hardcore/scream phase and listened to lots of Saetia and unheard 90s bands, all of this sort of came together in odd ways but really the sound simply developed. My hands do the talking now, and playing can feel like consciously blacking out, craning my head back, and the "it" sings. What do you love most about your job? The fact that it has become a job. When did you realize it had the potential to become a fulltime job (or do you still hold another job next to being a badass musician? ) 2012 was the first year I have been able to make a living off of music. Through live shows, it took about three years of really hard work in my home town. I've been to a few of your shows, and I really love your stuff. I'm also a guitarist, and I'm mesmerized by your fingerpicking. I'm looking to try to play a bit like that, so I'm wondering what you'd recommend me to do. Would the style be labeled as Travis picking? Your sound is very unique, but I can tell its deeply rooted in old blues and country. What are some of your greatest influences? Dust In The Wind In The Wind. Learn that song and the world of finger picking is yours. There is really no wrong way to do it, but it developed over a long time. Hey, So I'm a super poor college student, and I admit I downloaded your bandcamp album for free. What have the returns been like on Roll The Bones, considering you have a "choose your price" model? Outstanding. Bandcamp has been one of the most crucial elements to me getting my music out, and especially since it has allowed me to do the "choose your price" model. The way I see it, I really believed in my music, and I trusted that if people had it they would share it. The majority of my "career" as a musician has not involved money in any fashion so I figured that I would rather flood the market than try and fill my bank. People have been really generous, still I probably sell one cd for every 13 downloaded. As a follow up what is the most/least person has paid? 50 cents-400 dollars. Hey brother, I just found out about you yesterday through r/listentothis and I can't stop listening. In fact I'm listening right now, haha. You are amazingly talented. Thanks for what you do. Please come up to Canada sometime and I'll be first in line for the show! Question: What is your greatest musical influence? I meekly consider myself a disciple of Townes Van Zandt. Love your stuff man. Any chance of your stuff getting on Spotify? I'm not sure how that process works, but I know it's the easiest way for me to share music with friends. Im not sure how the process works I love spotify. If someone can help im all about probably embarrassingly simple. Eye in the Sky. you know we do it all;) Troll;) Hey Shakey, two questions. Firstly, how did you get so damn good at playing the guitar? Secondly, when's the earliest you'll be coming to Europe? Mushrooms and I have no idea. Will Good Music Club ever put up the whole show for purchase/download? Also, obligatory "you need to come to Wisconsin" post. We are in the process of pressing it to a 7 inch vinyl! Do you have any plans to tour the northeast? My friends and I all love your music. Soon enough, June maybe? Im touring the southeast in feb-march with Paper Bird and Hes My Brother Shes My Sister Who? Are you one of those damn kids on my lawn? Can you get off it? No (bong noise) Saw you play with a full band at Antone's last month, is that going to become a normal thing? I thought it was good but I really like your one-man show. I highly doubt that Shakey Graves will become a static band, instead its more of a blanket name that encompasses any recording project I do. I will continue to experiment with different line ups and different takes on my songs but they will always be handled under a larger title such as Shakey Graves and The Basketball Diaries, or Shakey Graves and The Great Apes, or Shakey Graves and The Get Dead, blah blah blah. I have always wanted a band, there is nothing like it and Ive spent years longing for a solid group to play with. Oddly enough in that time the one man band thing developed. Originally the one man band was a device to get you to pay attention to the recordings I had made (which were supposed to mimic a full band). Hey shakey youre my favorite artist and todays my 21st birthday, will you drink a beer or 7 with me? You say when and I will crack a beer in your honor. What is your favorite memory from working on Friday Night Lights? Finding out that all the characters on the show are basically just like exaggerated versions of the actors. Lyla and Riggins really had boned at some point and would have heated arguments off set, saracen was super protective of julie because she had never kissed anyone else on the show, Landry instantly feels like your best friend and is the only person on set that I have still maintained contact Connie Britton must marry me. Shakey! Huge fan. Please come *back to Portland, OR? Am I dumb or is there nowhere to buy/download Late July? ^*edit. I just played portland about two months ago and will be back as soon as possible. And no Late July has not been officially released yet. Are there any little-known artists that you listen to that you'd like to share with the rest of us? Any chance you'll venture up to Tulsa this summer? Check out Crooked Cowboy And The Freshwater Indians... In the "Seal Hunter" where did you get the dialogue? Loved your show and meeting you at Sam's Folk Hive session! Can't wait to see you again in St. Louis and Columbia in March! The tape that I recorded over to make that on my tascam 4 track was some bizzare sexual spirtuality tape my mother it was too good not to use. Hey, I was introduced to your music by a SXSW video, and I've been wondering something since I heard your album for the first time; why do you sing so differently on your produced material and live material? (just want to note that I'm a fan of both! I've just been curious) Time and location. I recorded my album in my home over the course of three years, at that point my voice was still developing and I always sing differently in front of a crowd as opposed to alone stoned in my room or something. I know you have answered this a couple time already, but I would appreciate some more explanation than just Van Zandt. I am very curious about your influences, specifically old blues guys, if any. Your sound really reminds me of guys like Mississippi Fred McDowell, Mississippi John Hurt (specifically his fingerpicking technique). Also just want to compliment you deeply. I have told my friends about you with the introduction that if I could actually bring myself to write songs instead of just jam all the time and if I could sing I would basically create exactly the music you make. Oh also what kind of electric hollow-body guitar is that you play in videos like The Water? Thanks! Im pretty sure that a lot of people assume that I really focused on blues men, but in all honesty I have no specific taste for the 12 bar blues. I consider a good blues song as relevant as a good DEVO song. Out of that world I have take a bit from John Lee Hooker, in the sense that he just fucking played and if he had a band with him they just had to keep tone is boss as well. I have always been floored by Son House. Im a huge Abner Jay fan. Jesse lone cat fuller. The first George Thorogood and The Destroyers album will fucking melt your eyeballs. In my development I have always mig
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) Watch Meet Me in St. Louis Full Movie Online free in HD, In the year before the 1904 St Louis World's Fair, the four Smith daughters learn lessons of life and love, even as they prepare for a reluctant move to New York. Genre: Comedy, Romance, Music Production Country: United States of America Rating: 7 / 5. 549 Release: 1944-11-23 Quality: HD. That was lovely, I enjoyed it so much. The humour was wonderful. I really love my dad. I hope you have a peaceful day somewhere over the rainbow...