Robinson Story
The Jackie Robinson Story
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The Jackie Robinson Story/ Sanders of the River (DVD, 2004) $5.00 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story and The Joe Lois Story (DVD 2004) Double Feature $4.50 |
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The Conquest of Everest/The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2005) $0.99 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2001, Vintage Classics) $5.95 |
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THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY [VINTAGE CLASSICS] - NEW DVD $6.95 |
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THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY [VINTAGE CLASSICS] - NEW DVD $9.95 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2006, In Color)Staring JackieRobinson !!NEW!! $4.29 |
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Hoosiers / The Jackie Robinson Story / Pride of the Yankees, DVD, Gene Hackman, $4.63 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2001, Vintage Classics) $6.38 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story DVD Like New! $1.79 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story, Very Good DVD, Jackie Robinson; Ruby Dee; Minor Watso $5.96 |
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JACKIE & JOE * NEW AND SEALED * DVD ROBINSON LOUIS History Story of Joe Louis & $4.86 |
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2 For 1 Jackie Robinson Story & Joe Louis Story $5.99 |
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DVDs Jackie Robinson Story,You Bet Your Life,Cartoon Craze,Lucy Show,Doc Robbin $0.99 |
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FREE DVD Cleaner with Sangre del Gallo AKA Jackie Robinson Story(DVD, 2009) $0.99 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2006) $6.00 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story DVD $2.46 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story/The Joe Louis Story (DVD, ... $4.23 |
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NEW - The Joe Louis Story/The Jackie Robinson Story $4.79 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (DVD, 2006) $7.95 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story [Slim Case], New DVDs $4.99 |
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Jackie & Joe: The Jackie Robinson Story/ The History of Joe Louis (DVD, 1999) $10.93 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story, DVD, , $5.78 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story DVD, Jackie Robinson, Ruby Dee, Minor Watson, Louise B $5.36 |
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The Jackie Robinson Story (Colorized / Black and White), New DVD, Jackie Robinso $3.99 |
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THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY - NEW DVD $4.88 |
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Alexander Selkirk Photo Mugs Alexander Selkirk tells Defoe the story of his experiences, which then form the basis for Robinson Crusoe. .... |
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Robinson Crusoe releases a Savage, whom he.. - Mug - Standard Size $14.50 This mug is created using the finest dye sublimation techniques and creates a stunning dishwasher safe finish. Great as a gift, or for promotional items. Each of our mugs come individually boxed for protection in transit.... |
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Jim Henson Video: The Tale of the Bunny Picnic [VHS] $3.99 Jim Henson's last directorial production aimed squarely at children is this delightful 50-minute show about a bunny who cried "dog." Little Bean Bunny always wants to make an impression on his family and his jovial bunny community. When he encounters a daffy dog bent on chasing rabbits (voiced by Henson), his stories only bemuse everyone; they'd rather prepare for the upcoming spring festival. Es... |
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Disney's American Legends: Paul Bunyan, John Henry, Johnny Appleseed, The Brave Engineer [VHS] $12.98 American history and pioneer mythology blur in this collection of animated Disney shorts hosted by James Earl Jones. From Disney's Golden Age come the marvelous Johnny Appleseed (1948), a fanciful, folksy, story-song tale of the real-life planter who seeded the Midwest, and The Brave Engineer (1950), a screwball version of "The Ballad of Casey Jones." Paul Bunyan (1958) is pure tall tale turn... |
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Romeo & Juliet $2.71 Director Franco Zeffirelli's exceptional version of Shakespeare's immortal tale casts young unknowns Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting as the teenage lovers crossed by the stars and doomed by the animosity felt between their families, the Montagues and the Capulets. Co-stars Michael York, Milo O'Shea, John McEnery; narrated by Laurence Olivier. 138 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English D... |
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The Last Song $5.20 Venturing beyond her teen idol identity for this romantic drama, Miley Cyrus portrays a classical piano student spending the summer with her father (Greg Kinnear), whom she blames for her parents' divorce. On the beach, Cyrus meets a handsome young man (Liam Hemsworth) who gains her trust and bonds with her over the welfare of baby turtles and the meaning of true love. Co-scripted by Nicholas Spar... |
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Braveheart $4.29 Director/star Mel Gibson took home Best Picture and Best Director Academy Awards for this historical epic about 13th-century Scottish hero William Wallace, a farmer forced into fighting the forces of England's King Edward I after they kill his father and new wife. Highlighted by amazing battle scenes, the passionate saga also stars Patrick McGoohan, Sophie Marceau, and Catherine McCormick. 177 min... |
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Horizons Phonics and Reading, Student Reader 1: Robinson Crusoe and Other Classic Stories $14.00 Student Reader 1: Robinson Crusoe Horizons Phonics and Reading 2. Horizons Phonics and Reading 2 emphasizes phonics concepts to words of two syllables. word types covered include compound words,... |
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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever $19.85 Story about the ill fated christmas pageant.... |
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The Further Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe $2.99 Continues the story of begun in Robinson Crusoe. |
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The Jackie Robinson Story - $8.99 Despite its lack of production values and box-office "names," The Jackie Robinson Story is one of the best and most convincing baseball biopics ever filmed. Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson plays himself, and quite well indeed. The film traces Robinson's career from his college days, when he excelled as a track star at Pasadena College and as UCLA's All-Sports record holder. Upon his graduation, Robinson tries to get a coaching job, but this is the 1940s, and most doors are closed to black athletes. After serving in the army, Robinson plays with the Negro Baseball League, where his uncanny skills attract the attention of Branch Rickey, general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Anxious to break down the "color line" that exists in major-league baseball, Robinson is chosen in 1946 to play for the Brooklyn farm team in Montreal. In a harrowing sequence, Rickey lets Robinson know what he's in for by bombarding him with insults and racial slurs. The manager is merely testing Robinson's ability to withstand the pressure: he wants a black ballplayer "with guts enough not to fight back." Robinson agrees to ignore all racial epithets for the first two years of his Brooklyn contract. Despite the unabashed hatred to which he is subjected during his year with Montreal, Robinson steadfastly continues to turn the other cheek, and in 1947 he graduates to the Dodgers lineup. After a slow start, Robinson justifies the faith put in him by Rickey. The Dodgers win the pennant race, and slowly but surely the ban on black players vanishes in the Big Leagues. Though a model of restraint by 1990s standards, The Jackie Robinson Story is surprisingly frank in its detailing of the racial tensions of its own era. It falters only in a couple of silly vignettes involving comic-relief ballplayer Ben Lessey. The cast is uniformly fine, including Louise Beavers as Robinson's mother, Ruby Dee as his wife Rae (Dee would later play Robinson's mother in the 1990 TV movie The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson), Joel Fluellen as his brother Mac, Minor Watson as Branch Rickey, and best of all, Richard Lane as Montreal manager Clay Hopper. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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The Jackie Robinson Story - B&W $5.99 Despite its lack of production values and box-office "names," The Jackie Robinson Story is one of the best and most convincing baseball biopics ever filmed. Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson plays himself, and quite well indeed. The film traces Robinson's career from his college days, when he excelled as a track star at Pasadena College and as UCLA's All-Sports record holder. Upon his graduation, Robinson tries to get a coaching job, but this is the 1940s, and most doors are closed to black athletes. After serving in the army, Robinson plays with the Negro Baseball League, where his uncanny skills attract the attention of Branch Rickey, general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Anxious to break down the "color line" that exists in major-league baseball, Robinson is chosen in 1946 to play for the Brooklyn farm team in Montreal. In a harrowing sequence, Rickey lets Robinson know what he's in for by bombarding him with insults and racial slurs. The manager is merely testing Robinson's ability to withstand the pressure: he wants a black ballplayer "with guts enough not to fight back." Robinson agrees to ignore all racial epithets for the first two years of his Brooklyn contract. Despite the unabashed hatred to which he is subjected during his year with Montreal, Robinson steadfastly continues to turn the other cheek, and in 1947 he graduates to the Dodgers lineup. After a slow start, Robinson justifies the faith put in him by Rickey. The Dodgers win the pennant race, and slowly but surely the ban on black players vanishes in the Big Leagues. Though a model of restraint by 1990s standards, The Jackie Robinson Story is surprisingly frank in its detailing of the racial tensions of its own era. It falters only in a couple of silly vignettes involving comic-relief ballplayer Ben Lessey. The cast is uniformly fine, including Louise Beavers as Robinson's mother, Ruby Dee as his wife Rae (Dee would later play Robinson's mother in the 1990 TV movie The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson), Joel Fluellen as his brother Mac, Minor Watson as Branch Rickey, and best of all, Richard Lane as Montreal manager Clay Hopper. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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The Jackie Robinson Story $10.98 Synopsis: Brooklyn Dodgers owner Branch Rickey makes Robinson the first black player in major-league baseball. Format: DVD Color: Black and White Rating: Not Rated Genre: Drama Runtime: 76 Year: 1950 Director: Alfred E. Green |
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Jackie Robinson Story/The Joe Louis Story - Fullscreen $8.99 Includes:The Jackie Robinson Story (1950) The Joe Louis Story (1953) The Jackie Robinson Story Despite its lack of production values and box-office "names," The Jackie Robinson Story is one of the best and most convincing baseball biopics ever filmed. Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson plays himself, and quite well indeed. The film traces Robinson's career from his college days, when he excelled as a track star at Pasadena College and as UCLA's All-Sports record holder. Upon his graduation, Robinson tries to get a coaching job, but this is the 1940s, and most doors are closed to black athletes. After serving in the army, Robinson plays with the Negro Baseball League, where his uncanny skills attract the attention of Branch Rickey, general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Anxious to break down the "color line" that exists in major-league baseball, Robinson is chosen in 1946 to play for the Brooklyn farm team in Montreal. In a harrowing sequence, Rickey lets Robinson know what he's in for by bombarding him with insults and racial slurs. The manager is merely testing Robinson's ability to withstand the pressure: he wants a black ballplayer "with guts enough not to fight back." Robinson agrees to ignore all racial epithets for the first two years of his Brooklyn contract. Despite the unabashed hatred to which he is subjected during his year with Montreal, Robinson steadfastly continues to turn the other cheek, and in 1947 he graduates to the Dodgers lineup. After a slow start, Robinson justifies the faith put in him by Rickey. The Dodgers win the pennant race, and slowly but surely the ban on black players vanishes in the Big Leagues. Though a model of restraint by 1990s standards, The Jackie Robinson Story is surprisingly frank in its detailing of the racial tensions of its own era. It falters only in a couple of silly vignettes involving comic-relief ballplayer Ben Lessey. The cast is uniformly fine, including Louise Beavers as Robinson's mother, Ruby Dee as his wife Rae (Dee would later play Robinson's mother in the 1990 TV movie The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson), Joel Fluellen as his brother Mac, Minor Watson as Branch Rickey, and best of all, Richard Lane as Montreal manager Clay Hopper. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Joe Louis Story Coley Wallace plays the title role in The Joe Louis Story. Told in flashback, the film recounts the pugilistic career of "the Brown Bomber" from the early 1930s to his misguided comeback attempt opposite Rocky Marciano in 1951. The film's high point is Louis' defeat of Germany's Max Schmeling; its low point (dramatically, not quality-wise) is the breakup of Louis's marriage. Evidently for legal reasons, most of the character names in the film are fictional. Many of the fight scenes are culled from footage of the real Louis in action. Though the "race" angle in The Joe Louis Story is downplayed, Louis is treated on an equal par with the white characters, which resulted in the film being banned in certain S |
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Robinson Crusoe $9.79 First published in 1719, Robinson Crusoe is the story of an adventurous young man who ignores the sound and sensible advice of his father and sets off to see the world.... |
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Jackie Robinson $3.95 Introducing new readers to some of history's most interesting and important people, these biographies focus on the pivotal episodes that show what kind of person the subject is (or was) and how he or she came to be famous. Although written in a story format, these books are not fictionalized accounts. A chronology of major events follows the story, along with a brief summary of the subject's life. The first African American to break the color barrier in modern major league baseball, Jackie Robinson was one of the greatest players of all time. Forced to put up with angry, hateful fans and players when he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers, Robinson's strength of character and perseverance allowed him to set the standard for all future players. |
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Jackie Robinson: Legends In Sports $2.59 The story of legendary Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play major league baseball, is recounted in this title. |
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The Story of Robinson Crusoe in Latin $20.47 This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. |
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Story of Measurement, by Robinson $21.95 This book is in Good Used condition |
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The Story of Jackie Robinson $3.99 This book is in New - Excellent condition |
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The picture story of Frank Robinson $10 This book is in Good Used condition |
