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Sweepings is a 1933
American pre-Code
drama film
directed by John Cromwell,
written by
Lester Cohen, and
starring Lionel Barrymore, Eric Linden, William...
- (derived from the
burning of coal or wood), garbage, rubbish, and street-
sweepings. This
scheme of
categorization reduced some of
these terms to more specific...
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Chamiaholom ("Skull Staff"), who turn dead
bodies into skeletons;
Ahalmez ("
Sweepings Demon") and
Ahaltocob ("Stabbing Demon"), who hide in the
unswept areas...
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material introduced by bad
recycling or
regrind policy; may
include floor sweepings, dust and debris.
Delamination Thin mica like
layers formed in part wall...
- poor
hardworking servant girl was
sweeping out the
house and
shaking the
sweepings onto a
large pile when she
found a
letter on the pile.
Since she could...
- Unit
conducted their first launch: the "TF-1" V-2 rocket. (Broomstick
Sweepings publication ended after a 22
January 1952
general order transferred "1st...
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Steiner Ann
Vickers (1933)
Double Harness (1933) The
Silver Cord (1933)
Sweepings (1933) The
Fountain (1934) Of
Human Bondage (1934)
Spitfire (1934) The...
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butter Squeal – ham
Sunny side up – a
fried egg
cooked on one side
Sweepings – hash Take a
chance – hash Tube
steak – hot dog Two dots and a dash –...
- Ken
Maynard and The
California Trail with Buck Jones.
Before the film
Sweepings (1933), Mack's
career had
declined for
three years.
Three of her productions...
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strands with
reusable hand-threaded needles; ****ng
gauze was made of
sweepings from the
floors of
cotton mills.)[citation needed] In
contrast to today's...