The 1945 film A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, directed by Elia Kazan in his debut, is a poignant adaptation of Betty Smith’s novel about a young girl, Francie Nolan, growing up in a struggling Brooklyn tenement at the turn of the 20th century. The story follows Francie’s deep bond with her idealistic but alcoholic father (James Dunn, in an Oscar-winning role) and her pragmatic, hardworking mother, capturing the hardships and hopes of an immigrant family striving for a better life. With its emotional depth, strong performances, and themes of resilience, the film remains a classic coming-of-age drama that beautifully portrays the struggles of poverty and the power of dreams. Watch full movie without interruptions. A Tree Grows In Brooklyn 1945 Film James Gleason, Dorothy McGuire, Joan Blondell Here’s a list of the main cast of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945): • Dorothy McGuire as Katie Nolan • James Dunn as Johnny Nolan (won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor) • Peggy Ann Garner as Francie Nolan (won a special Academy Juvenile Award) • Ted Donaldson as Neeley Nolan • Joan Blondell as Aunt Sissy • Lloyd Nolan as Officer McShane • James Gleason as McGarrity These performances helped bring Betty Smith’s classic novel to life with emotional depth and authenticity. These actors brought the heartwarming and emotional story of the Nolan family to life, making it a memorable classic. The novel is a poignant exploration of dreams, perseverance, and the human spirit in the face of adversity. Listen to the Audio Book free A Tree Grows in Brooklyn | Social Page Browse Our Move Collection, watch free and without interruptions https://casawebb.wixsite.com/basement 

The 1939 film Of Mice and Men is an adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic novel, directed by Lewis Milestone and starring Burgess Meredith as George and Lon Chaney Jr. as Lennie. The story follows two Depression-era drifters, George, a sharp but struggling laborer, and Lennie, his large, mentally disabled companion, as they pursue their dream of owning a piece of land. Their aspirations are challenged by the harsh realities of itinerant farm life, culminating in a tragic and emotional conclusion. The film was praised for its faithful adaptation, strong performances, and poignant themes of friendship, isolation, and the American Dream, earning several Academy Award nominations. Steinbeck | Of Mice and Men (1939) Lon Chaney Jr., Burgess Meredith | Full Movie, Subtitles The main cast of the 1939 film Of Mice and Men includes: • Burgess Meredith as George Milton • Lon Chaney Jr. as Lennie Small • Betty Field as Mae (Curley's Wife) • Charles Bickford as Slim • Roman Bohnen as Candy • Bob Steele as Curley • Noah Beery Jr. as Whit • Oscar O’Shea as The Boss The film was notable for Lon Chaney Jr.’s performance as Lennie, which became one of his most defining roles. Browse Our Move Collection, watch free and without interruptions https://casawebb.wixsite.com/basement

Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers were a Philadelphia-based rock band that gained prominence in the late 1980s with their energetic blend of heartland rock, blues, and bar-band swagger. Fronted by charismatic guitarist and vocalist Tommy Conwell, the group became known for their electrifying live performances and gritty, guitar-driven sound. Their major-label debut, Rumble (1988), featured the hit single "I'm Not Your Man," which received significant MTV airplay and radio rotation. Despite some success with follow-up albums like Guitar Trouble (1989), the band struggled to maintain mainstream momentum and eventually faded from the national spotlight, though Conwell has remained active in the Philadelphia music scene. Listen to their debut album without interruptions use ☰ to select track Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers The core members of during their peak years included: • Tommy Conwell – Lead vocals, guitar • Paul Slivka – Bass • Jim Hannum – Drums • Chris Day – Guitar • Rob Miller – Keyboards This lineup helped shape the band’s energetic rock sound, with Conwell’s charismatic stage presence and guitar work being a defining feature. Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers were a staple of the Philadelphia music scene in the 1980s, frequently playing at popular local clubs, including: • The Chestnut Cabaret – A legendary West Philly venue known for hosting rising rock bands. • The Empire Rock Club – A Northeast Philly hotspot for live rock and metal acts. • JC Dobbs – A famous club on South Street that helped launch many local and national acts. • 24 East – A Main Line club in Ardmore where they played regularly. • The Ripley Music Hall – A key Philly venue before it became part of the TLA (Theatre of Living Arts). These clubs were instrumental in building the band’s reputation as one of the most electrifying live acts in the region. listen to WMMR Radio Broadcast - Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers, Live 1987 opening for Bryan Adams at the Spectrum WMMR Radio - Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers, Live 1987