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Milan Stojanović

**Milan Stojanović-Šećerko** je bio jugoslovenski golman (Decembar 28, 1911-?)

## Biografija

Rezervni golman na SV 1930 u Montevideu.Bio je golman BSK-a na čijem je golu debitovao 11.decembra 1927 protiv Ferencvaroša (4:2).Smenjivao se na golu sa Milanom Gligorijevićem i Žarkom Matićem.Najbolje partije je pružao tokom 1929 i 1930 što mu je i donelo status rezervnog golmana u Montevideu

## Zanimljivosti

* Iako je bio rezerva na Svetskom Prvenstvu 1930 nikada nije pominjan niti viđen u seriji i filmu.U knjizi je bio pominjan nekoliko puta
Branislav Hrnjiček

**Branislav Hrnjiček „Hrnja“** (rođen 5. juna 1908. u Beogradu, Kraljevina Srbija — preminuo 2. jula 1964. u Beogradu, SFRJ) je bivši jugoslovenski fudbaler i fudbalski trener. Igrao je po levoj strani, najčešće na poziciji levog krila, a ponekad i leve polutke.

Fudbal je počeo da igra 1923. u podmlatku beogradske Jugoslavije. Prvotimac je postao 1927, da bi potom 1930. prešao u BASK, za koji je nastupao dve sezone. U svoj prethodni klub, Jugoslaviju se vratio 1932. i u njoj je ostao sve do 1935.
 kada je okončao svoju karijeru. Za klub u kojem je ponikao i završio
karijeru, odigrao je ukupno 102 zvanične utakmice i postigao 82 gola.
Ostao je upamćen ne samo po svojoj fudbalskoj veštini nego i po tome što
 je bio izuzetno prgav igrač sklon nesportskom ponašanju.

Za selekciju Beograda odigrao je deset utakmica. Za reprezentaciju Jugoslavije odigrao je ukupni pet mečeva i jednom je bio strelac. Debitovao je 6. oktobra 1929. protiv Rumunije (1-2) u Bukureštu, na utakmici odigranoj za Balkanski kup. Jedini gol je postigao 13. aprila 1930. na prijateljskoj utakmici protiv Bugarske (6-1). Bio je učesnik Svetskog prvenstva 1930. u Urugvaju,
 ali nije nastupio ni na jednom meču. Poslednji put je za reprezentaciju
 nastupio odmah nakon tog Svetskog prvenstva, u prijateljskom meču sa Argentinom 3. avgusta 1930. u Buenos Ajresu.

Nakon završetka igračke karijere, bavio se trenerskim poslom. Dugo je radio u Izraelu. Preminuo je iznenada u 56. godini kada se spremao za odlazak u Nemačku, gde je trebalo da nastavi svoj trenerski posao.

## Zanimljivosti

* Iako je bio rezerva na Svetskom Prvenstvu 1930 nikada nije pominjan niti viđen u seriji i filmu.U knjizi je bio pominjan nekoliko puta
J.J. Sneed

"**J.J. Sneed**" (formerly J.J. Chuck) was the third episode of the first season of *Heartstrings*, released on November 22, 2019.

## Synopsis

In the 1880s, a feisty young woman trapped in a mundane existence dreams of more, until a seductive outlaw pulls her into the adventure of a lifetime.

## Cast

* Colin O'Donoghue
* Willa Fitzgerald
* David Denman
* Mac Davis
* Vanessa Rubio

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
Alyvia Alyn Lind

Alyvia Alyn Lind (born July 27, 2007)[1] is an American child actress. She is best known for playing Faith Newman on the CBS daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless since 2011.

Contents [hide]
1 Career
2 Personal life
3 Filmography 3.1 Television
3.2 Film

4 References
5 External links

Career[edit]

Lind made her feature film debut in 2013 in Dark Skies. Since 2011, she has played Faith Newman for over 70 episodes in the television series The Young and the Restless. She has had recurring roles in the television series Revenge as young Amanda Clarke, as well as in Transparent as Grace. She guest starred on such series as NCIS and Masters of Sex. In 2014, she played alongside Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore in the feature movie Blended.[2][3][4]

Personal life[edit]

Lind is the daughter of actress Barbara Alyn Woods and producer John Lind. She has two older sisters, Natalie Alyn Lind and Emily Alyn Lind, who are also actresses.[5]

Filmography[edit]

Television[edit]

Year

Title

Role

Notes

2011–present The Young and the Restless Faith Newman Regular role
2012–15 Revenge Young (5 year old) Amanda Clarke Recurring role; 8 episodes
2012–14 See Dad Run Charlotte Recurring role; 5 episodes
2013 NCIS Emma Daly Episode: "Homesick"
2014 Transparent Grace Recurring role, 5 episodes
2015 A Deadly Adoption Sully Benson Movie
2015 Fire Twister Young Daughter Movie
2015 Masters of Sex Jenny Masters Recurring role; 4 episodes
2015 Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything Tina Episode: ""Puddin' Party"
2015 Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors Dolly Parton Movie

Film[edit]

Year

Title

Role

Notes

2013 Dark Skies Young Daughter
2014 Blended Lou Friedman
2014 Mockingbird Megan
2015 A Date to Die For Kali Armstrong
2015 Shangri-La Suite Lisa Marie Presley In post-production
Cracker Jack (episode)

"**Cracker Jack**" was the fifth episode of the first season of *Heartstrings*, released on November 22, 2019.

## Synopsis

Two stories — one past, one present — about the power of unconditional love between a girl and her dog. That same girl, now grown, questions what her life means and who she can truly count on when faced with her greatest fear.

## Cast

* Sarah Shahi
* Rochelle Aytes
* Jessica Collins
* Tammy Lynn Michaels

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
These Old Bones (episode)

"**These Old Bones**" was the second episode of the first season of *Heartstrings*, released on November 22, 2019.

## Synopsis

In the 1940s, a determined young lawyer returns to her Smoky Mountain hometown to prove herself professionally when a mysterious mountain woman believed by some locals to be a fortune teller, threatens a lumber company's business.

## Cast

* Kathleen Turner
* Ginnifer Goodwin
* Kyle Bornheimer

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
Naomi & Wynonna: Love Can Build a Bridge

Naomi & Wynonna: Love Can Build a Bridge was a 1995 television miniseries about the mother-daughter country music duo The Judds, directed by Bobby Roth and initially broadcast by NBC on May 14–15, 1995.

Plot[edit]

Kathleen York stars as Naomi Judd (then known as Diana Judd) a single mother of two daughters, who turned to music as way to help positively influence her increasingly belligerent and rebellious eldest daughter Wynonna, (then known as Christina). The movie chronicles Naomi's struggle to provide for her daughters (the youngest of whom grew up to become actress Ashley Judd, who narrates the film), the singing duo's rise from Nashville fame to national celebrity, the ups and downs that accompanied a working family relationship, and Naomi's eventual retirement from the music business. The movie was based on Naomi's autobiography Love Can Build A Bridge.

Reception[edit]

Variety described this production as "above average for the genre, with a lot of good music in addition to the expected hard times and heartaches."[1] Entertainment Weekly called it "mostly misguided" but nevertheless thought that "the stars fit the bill to perfection" and gave particular credit to the work of casting executive Molly Lopata.[2] Joyce Millman of the San Francisco Examiner praised the "surprisingly perceptive and hugely entertaining NBC miniseries" and its lead performers' "fearless, intelligent performances
Two Doors Down (episode)

"**Two Doors Down**" was the eighth episode of the first season of *Heartstrings*, released on November 22, 2019.

## Synopsis

A family's lifetime of secrets come bursting out during a chaotic and comedic New Year's Eve wedding weekend. Will they make it to witness the "I do"s without killing one another?

## Cast

* Melissa Leo
* Ray McKinnon
* Andy Mientus
* Katie Stevens
* Michael Willett

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
Season 2.

Here are some Dolly Parton songs we need to see on netflix

My Tennessee mountain home: Dolly Parton, John Aprea, Reba McEntire, Beau Bridges, Sally Field, Tim Allen, McKenna Grace, Paxton Booth, Emma Volk, Brian Eppes, and Kelly Clarkson

the river unbroken: Queen Latifah, Matt Damon, Erin Krakrow, Luke Macfarlane, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jason Bateman, Betty White, Drew Seeley, Kristin Chenoweth, Tom Cruise, and Patrick Labyorteoux

little sparrow: Kelly Preston, Christopher Rich, Cindy Williams, Benjamin Brock, Sandra Bullock, Dean Butler, Elizabeth Lail, Tim Matherson, Lily Tomlin, Josh Dallas, and Jane Lynch

heartbreak express: Dolly Parton, Scott Menville, Jennifer Gardner, Robert Carlyle, Melissa McCarthy, Jay Thomas, Loretta Lynn, Sean Faris, Lady Gaga, Kevin Zegars, and Michael Lenard

love is like a butterfly: Jennifer Anniston, Michael Keaton, Emma Hinz, Charles Henry Wyson, Jane Fonda, Darren Criss, Sofia Ludwig, Matthew Morrison, Pam Dawber, Dean Cain, and Jaeda Lily .

Applejack: Melissa Gilbert, Ricky Van Shelton, Candance Cameron Bure, Donny Whalberg, Emily Blunt, Mickey Rooney, Jayma Mays, Kevin Mchale, Wyonna Judd, Matt Bomer, and Linda Davis,

i will will always love you: Dolly Parton, Shane Baumel, Karen Grassele, Scott Weiniger, Lane Styles, Richard Thomas, Kerris Dorsey, Maxwell Perry Cotton, Emily Van Camp, John Travolta, and Melissa Francis

all i can do: Meghan Ory, Danny Glover, Lea Thompson, Ryan Gosling, Martina McBride, Dave Coulier, Erika Elinak, Damian McGinty, Kaitlyn Maher, Michael Landon JR, and Lynn Redgrave.
Okina

Okina is a yōkai worshiped at a shrine in the mundane world.

## Appearance

Okina has the appearance of an old man, having long white hair, a drooping mustache and a long beard. He is also a third the size of Ashiya.

## Personality

Okina gets along with any yōkai. He carries a veteran aura with him but he also shows his kind and caring personality to every other person or yōkai he meets.
Wild Texas Wind

Wild Texas Wind is an 1991 American made-for-television drama film distributed by Sandollar Productions, directed by Joan Tewkesbury and starring Dolly Parton, Gary Busey, and Ray Benson. Parton co-wrote the story with Mark Kiracofe, as well as multiple songs from the film with Benson.[1]

Plot summary[edit]

The story centers around singer Thiola Rayfield (Parton) and her band Big T and the Texas Wheelers. The plot follows the band's climb to success and Thiola's tumultuous relationship with their violently abusive, alcoholic manager Justice Parker (Busey). In the midst of the chaos, a murder occurs, leaving authorities with a trio of suspects and a mystery to solve.[2]

Main Cast[edit]
Dolly Parton as Thiola Rayfield
Gary Busey as Justice Parker
Ray Benson as Ben Rayson
Dennis Letts as Harlan Fowler
Willie Nelson as Himself

Production[edit]

The film was shot on location in Austin, Texas.[3] Club scenes were filmed in an at-the-time new south Austin C&W dance hall where several hundred people enjoyed the good C&W bands on a big dance floor during the 90s. Still an active club which has operated under several names since the 90s on Ben White Blvd near I-35.

Music[edit]

The film features original music by Ray Benson and Dolly Parton. No soundtrack was ever released.

The songs in the film are:[4]
"Big T" (performed by Dolly Parton)
"There's a Ring Around the Moon Tonight" (performed by Dolly Parton)
"Say It's True" (performed by Ray Benson & Dolly Parton)
"Road Happy/On the Road Again" (performed by Ray Benson, Dolly Parton, & Willie Nelson)
"Cover Up a Heart That's Broke" (performed by Dolly Parton)
"Swingin' Like Tarzan & Jane" (performed by Ray Benson & Dolly Parton)
"Farther Along" (performed a capella by Dolly Parton)
"Leave That Cowboy Alone" (performed by Ray Benson & Dolly Parton)
"Wild Texas Wind" (performed by Dolly Parton)
"Speakin' of the Devil" (performed by Dolly Parton)
"I Love a Tall Man" (performed by Ray Benson & Dolly Parton)
"Songbird" (performed by Willie Nelson)
"Big T/On the Road Again" (performed by Dolly Parton, Ray Benson, & Willie Nelson)
"Wild Texas Wind Theme" (instrumental score)

Reception[edit]

The film received a positive review from Entertainment Weekly's Ken Tucker, who praised the cast's performances and called the film "pleasingly unexpected."[5]
In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)

In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad) is the third solo studio album by Dolly Parton, released in February 1969.

Album information[edit]

In the title song, Parton looks back on her impoverished upbringing, concluding that while she values the lessons it taught her, she would not want to go back. The humorous "He's a Go Getter" plays on an unexpected pun ("When his wife gets off from work, he'll go get 'er"), and she covers the Jeannie C. Riley hit "Harper Valley PTA", Tammy Wynette's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" and her mentor Porter Wagoner's hit "The Carroll County Accident".

Parton would rerecord a slower tempo version of the title song for inclusion on her 1973 album My Tennessee Mountain Home.

Track listing[edit]

All songs by Dolly Parton unless otherwise noted.
1."Don't Let it Trouble Your Mind"
2."He's a Go Getter"
3."In the Good Old Days (When Times were Bad)"
4."It's My Time" (John D. Loudermilk)
5."Harper Valley PTA" (Tom T. Hall)
6."Little Bird"
7."Mine"
8."The Carroll County Accident" (Bob Ferguson)
9."Fresh Out of Forgiveness" (Bill Owens, Gene Gill)
10."Mama, Say a Prayer"
11."Always the First Time" (Joyce McCord)
12."D-I-V-O-R-C-E" (Bobby Braddock, Curly Putman)

Chart position[edit]

Chart (1969)

Peak

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Position

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U.S. Top Country Albums 15
A Smoky Mountain Christmas

A Smoky Mountain Christmas is a 1986 fantasy television film directed by Henry Winkler (who also has a cameo role in the film). It stars Dolly Parton and Lee Majors. It was originally broadcast on ABC on December 14, 1986.

Plot[edit]

Country music superstar Lorna Davis (Dolly Parton) is overwhelmed and disillusioned by her career and loneliness. She plans a trip to a friend's cabin in Tennessee's Smoky Mountains to escape and recuperate during the Christmas season.

Upon arriving there, Lorna finds it has become the impromptu home of seven orphans who are hiding from the orphanage in town. They actually discover her sleeping in one of the beds, (an allusion to the Seven Dwarfs finding Snow White) to which the youngest proclaims: "I know who she is. She's the Angel."

Because they both have secrets to keep - the children don't want to be found by the orphanage and Lorna doesn't want to be found by anyone from L.A. - they agree to keep each other's presence at the cabin a secret. She then quickly builds strong friendships with them, although it takes a while to win over cautious Jake, the eldest.

Little does she know, Lorna has been followed there by Harry (Dan Hedaya), a sleazy and enterprising paparazzo who is determined to reveal her hidden location. In addition to him, she faces Jezebel (Anita Morris), a mountain "witch woman" who is determined to kill her for attracting the eye of her lover, John Jensen (Bo Hopkins), the sheriff of the nearby town. She is saved from Jezebel's first attempt on her life by Mountain Dan (Lee Majors), a wandering mountain man who is wise to the ways of "mountain folk."

After Harry reveals Lorna's identity to John, she is arrested and the children are taken back to the orphanage. Jezebel, disguised as an old woman, delivers a poisoned pie to Lorna in prison, but is tricked into eating it herself and falls into an endless sleep. Lorna is freed by Jake, Dan, and Harry and they formulate a plan to free the children from the orphanage.

Dressed as Santa Claus and a helper elf, Dan and Lorna are able to get into the orphanage and free them, only to be stopped by John while trying to escape.

They are taken before extremely uninterested Judge Harold Benton (John Ritter) who eventually dismisses all charges against Lorna and Dan and grants custody of the children to her.

Selected cast[edit]
Dolly Parton as Lorna Davis
Lee Majors as Mountain Dan
Dan Hedaya as Harry
Anita Morris as Jezebel
Bo Hopkins as Sheriff John Jensen
John Ritter as Judge Harold Benton
Rance Howard as Dr. Jennings
Rene Auberjonois as Ned
Jean Speegle as Old Lady Jezebel
Chad Sheets as Jake
Danny Cooksey as Jasper
Ashley Bank as Mary
Gennie James as Cindy
Daryl Bartley as Freddie
Micah Rowe as Buster
Jeanne Hepple as Matty
Linda Hoy as Hatty
Douglas Seale as Vernon
Claude Earl Jones as the Bartender
Chris Nash as Deputy Frank
David Ackroyd as Video Director
Carl Franklin as Lt. Danvers
Mark Flanagan as a Cop
Debra Christofferson as a Nurse
Clint Parton as Clint
Bryan Seaver as Bryan
Just Because I'm a Woman (1968 album)

Just Because I'm a Woman was released on 4 May 1968, and is Dolly Parton's second solo album, as well as her first for RCA Victor.

Album information[edit]

The title song, in which a woman admonishes her boyfriend for passing judgment on her previous sexual encounters, even though he is guilty of the same behavior (expressing similar sentiments as Kitty Wells' landmark hit "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels"), was regarded as something of a daring statement to make at the time. It was written by Parton in response to her husband's questioning (and subsequent reaction) if she'd ever been with a man before him. The song became Parton's third solo single to reach the top-twenty on the country singles chart in the US, peaking at number 17 during the summer of 1968; it reached number 20 on the South African singles chart.[2]

Also included was "The Bridge," distinctive because of its subject matter and rather abrupt ending. The song details the story of a woman who falls in love with a man and becomes pregnant with his child. His abandonment leads the woman back to the bridge where she apparently commits suicide. The last verse states, "My feet are moving slowly, Closer to the edge, Here is where it started, And here is where I'll end it..." before simply ending, midway through the verse.

The album contained seven Parton originals and five covers.

Just Because I'm a Woman was reissued on CD in 1995 as 2Gether on 1 with Wagoner and Parton's first collaboration album Just Between You and Me, then it was reissued on CD again in 2003 with bonus cuts and new liner notes. Included were two songs recorded for the A Real Live Dolly album, including her first ever live performance of Coat of Many Colors.

Parton also re-recorded the song "Just Because I'm a Woman" to a various tribute album Just Because I'm a Woman: Songs of Dolly Parton in 2003.

Track listing[edit]

No.

Title

Writer(s)

Length

1. "You're Gonna be Sorry" Dolly Parton 2:16
2. "I Wish I Felt This Way at Home" Harlan Howard 2:29
3. "False Eyelashes" Bob Tubert, Demetris Tapp 2:30
4. "I'll Oilwells Love You" Bill Owens, Dolly Parton 2:16
5. "The Only Way Out (is To Walk Over Me)" Neal Merritt 2:55
6. "A Little Bit Slow to Catch On" Curly Putman, Jr. 2:19
7. "The Bridge" Dolly Parton 2:34
8. "Love and Learn" Bill Owens 2:33
9. "I'm Running Out of Love" Bill Owens 2:06
10. "Just Because I'm a Woman" Dolly Parton 3:04
11. "Baby Sister" Shirl Milete 2:39
12. "Try Being Lonely" Charles Trent, George McCormick 2:42

[show]2003 CD Reissue

Personnel[edit]
Dolly Parton – vocals, guitar
Wayne Moss – guitar
Chip Young – guitar
George McCormick – guitar
Lloyd Green – pedal steel guitar, dobro
Roy Huskey – bass
Jerry Carrigan – drums
Buck Trent – banjo
Mack Magaha – fiddle
Hargus "Pig" Robbins – piano
David Briggs – piano
Background vocals – Anita Carter, Dolores Edgin

Chart position[edit]

Chart (1968)

Peak

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Position

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U.S. Top Country Albums 22
Blue Valley Songbird

Blue Valley Songbird is a 1999 made-for-television movie starring Dolly Parton. It was filmed in Nashville, Tennessee.

Plot[edit]

Dolly Parton stars as country singer Leana Taylor who struggles to escape from her controlling manager/boyfriend, Hank (John Terry), as well as her troubled past. After turning to her guitarist (Billy Dean), Leanna finally faces her past, including her estranged mother and the death of her father.

Through flashbacks, Leana's father is shown to be an abusive and controlling man who would not allow Leana to sing for anyone but himself, and once, viciously attacked a boy Leana was playing with while, in the present, during this particular flashback, Hank attacks one of Leana's musicians in a jealous rage. Leana finds herself reliving painful memories of her controlling father, awakened by Hank's domineering behaviour. In another flashback, Leana's father threatens her after she hits him with a tire iron while he is physically abusing Leana's mother. Leana's mother eventually sent her off to Nashville where, free of her father, she joined a church chior.

In the end, Leana is able to escape from Hank and reconcile with her mother before entering the studio to cut her first record. The film ends with Leana singing Blue Valley Songbird in concert with Hank watching from the back of the room before leaving.

Songs[edit]

There was no official soundtrack released, but some songs are available on other Dolly releases as noted below.

"Blue Valley Songbird" - Written and Performed by Dolly Parton

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(available on the Hungry Again album)

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"I Hope You're Never Happy" - Written by Dolly Parton

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Performed by Dolly Parton featuring Billy Dean
(available on the Rhinestone soundtrack and the Real Love album)

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"Wildflowers" - Written and Performed by Dolly Parton

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(available on the Trio album with Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris)

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"We Might Be In Love" - Written by Dolly Parton

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Performed by Dolly Parton and Billy Dean

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"My Blue Tears" - Written and Performed by Dolly Parton

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(available on the Coat of Many Colors, Heartsongs and Little Sparrow albums)

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"Runaway Feeling" - Written by Dolly Parton

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Performed by Dolly Parton featuring Billy Dean
(available on the Eagle When She Flies album - Dolly only)

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"Amazing Grace" - Written by John Newton

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Performed by Dolly Parton
(available on the Precious Memories album)

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"Angel Band" - (Traditional)

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Performed by Dolly Parton

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My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy

My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy is Dolly Parton's fourth solo studio album originally released in September 1969 and re-released digitally in 2013.

Album information[edit]

The album contains some of Parton's most morose compositions. The title song tells the story of a small town girl whose aspirations take her to New Orleans, where she winds up a prostitute, dreaming of the boy she'd left behind. "Gypsy, Joe and Me" details the story of a woman, her love and their small dog, who all eventually perish. And "Evening Shade" tells the story of an orphanage run by an evil headmistress, "Mrs. Bailey". The orphans eventually burn the home down, with "Mrs. Bailey" sleeping inside. Another Parton song, "Daddy," tells the story of a daughter pleading with her father to reconsider leaving her mother for a woman much younger.

Also included are Parton's covers of the Mac Davis-penned Elvis Presley hit "In the Ghetto", and Joe South's "Games People Play". She also covered current country hits by Porter Wagoner ("Big Wind"), and Jan Howard ("We Had All the Good Things Going").

Parton would later rerecord the title song for inclusion in her Heartbreak Express album in 1982.

In a CMT interview with Patty Loveless, Parton confirmed that the man in the corner of the album cover is her reclusive longtime husband, Carl Dean.

Track listing[edit]

All tracks composed by Dolly Parton; except where indicated
1."In the Ghetto" (Mac Davis)
2."Games People Play" (Joe South)
3."'Til Death Do Us Part"
4."Big Wind" (Wayne P. Walker, Alex Zanetis, George McCormick)
5."Evening Shade"
6."I'm Fed Up With You" (Bill Owens)
7."My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy"
8."Daddy"
9."We Had All the Good Things Going" (Marvin Shiner, Jerry Monday)
10."The Monkey's Tale" (Leona Reese)
11."Gypsy, Joe and Me"
12."Home For Pete's Sake" (Rudy Preston)

Chart positions[edit]

Chart (1969)

Peak

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Position

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The Billboard 200 (U.S.) 194
U.S. Top Country Albums 6
Dolly Parton's Stampede

**Dolly Parton's Stampede Dinner Attraction** is a form of dinner theater with two locations in the United States. The Stampede is owned by entertainer Dolly Parton and managed by World Choice Investments LLC, a joint venture between The Dollywood Company, Fred Hardwick, and Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation. The Dollywood Company is the largest shareholder in the Stampede and Pirates Voyage attractions.

## Locations

The first location opened in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee in 1988, just outside the entrance to Parton's theme park, Dollywood. A Myrtle Beach, South Carolina location opened in 1992 and, although still part of the chain, was re-themed as Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show in 2011. A Branson, Missouri location opened in 1995.

A fourth location, in Orlando, Florida, opened in June 2003 and ceased operations in January 2008 when the property was sold to the outlet mall across the parking lot so they could expand. However, the sale didn't go through, but recently, Orlando Premium Outlets bought the property and in November 2012 the building was demolished.

## Food

The meal, which is made fresh, on location for each show, consists of a whole rotisserie chicken, hickory smoked barbecue pork loin, creamy vegetable soup, homemade biscuit, corn on the cob, herb-basted baked potato, an apple turnover, and Pepsi products, tea, or coffee. The vegetarian option is identical, except that the meats are replaced with 'Country Garden Hillbilly Pasta'. The meal is served without dining utensils.

## Change to pirate theme in Myrtle Beach

On September 22, 2010, Parton said she would change her Myrtle Beach theater after 18 years. After the Christmas show, the Myrtle Beach location shut down. The animals were moved to the other Stampede locations or sold. Starting in June 2011, Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show, "a watery wonderland with an indoor lake where pirates will roam", featured a pirate fight along with a five-course meal. The change was to go along with Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides, with many of the advertisements featuring Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow.
Momčilo Djokić

**Momčilo Đokić-Gusar** (Kuršumlija, 27. februar 1911 — Bela Crkva, 21. april 1983) je bio jugoslovenski fudbaler i

fudbalski trener.

## Biografija

Počeo je da igra fudbal 1921. u podmlatku beogradske Jugoslavije. Prvotimac je postao 1928. i odigrao je ukupno 272 utakmice, najčešće na poziciji levog halfa. Prestao je da igra aprila 1940.
Nastupio je na 24 utakmice za gradsku selekciju Beograda i jednu za „B“ reprezentaciju 1936. Za reprezentaciju Jugoslavije odigrao je 13 utakmica. Debitovao je 13. aprila 1930. protiv Bugarske (6-1) u Beogradu. Bio je učesnik Svetskog prvenstva 1930. u Urugvaju.
 Igrao je u sve tri utakmice koje je reprezentacija tamo odigrala.
Reprezentacija Jugoslavije je na tom prvenstvu završila takmičenje
porazom od Urugvaja sa 6-1, u polufinalu. Od dresa reprezentacije se oprostio 13. decembra 1936. (0-1) u Parizu.

Završio je Trgovačku akademiju 1928. godine u Beogradu, službovao je u Beogradu, Boru, Zaječaru, Negotinu, Nišu i Vršcu, gde je u isto vreme bio i trener. Penzionisan je kao šef računovodstva gradilišta Hidroelektrane Đerdap.

## Zanimljivosti

* Na SP 1930 je imao 19 godina
* Igrao ga je Bojan Krivokapić
* Njegov drugi nadimak je bio Glavonja
Jackie's Back

Jackie's Back is a 1999 television film directed by Robert Townsend. It premiered on the Lifetime Television Network on June 14, 1999.

Plot[edit]

Presented as a mockumentary, Jackie's Back chronicles the life and career of Jackie Washington (Jenifer Lewis), a 1960s/1970s R&B diva. After several years of toiling in obscurity, Washington decides to organize her own comeback concert with filmmaker Edward Whatsett St. John (Tim Curry) filming the event. The film also features numerous cameo appearances by celebrities.

Cast[edit]
Jenifer Lewis as Jackie Washington
Tim Curry as Edward Whatsett St. John
T.V. Blake as Antandra Washington (Jackie's daughter)
Tangie Ambrose as Shaniqua Summers Wells (Jackie's daughter)
Robert Bailey, Jr. as Wilson Wells (Jackie's grandson)
Whoopi Goldberg as Nurse Ethyl Washington Rue Owens (Jackie's sister)
Loretta Devine as Snookie Tate (Jackie's childhood friend)
Tom Arnold as Marvin Pritz (Jackie's former manager)
Alan Blumenfeld as Ivan
Loren Freeman as Kim
Johnny Brown as Reverend Eustace Barnett
Julie Hagerty as Pammy Dunbar
David Hyde Pierce as Perry
Kathy Najimy as Lola Molina
Kyla Pratt as Little Jackie Washington
Rudy Ray Moore as Dolemite
Isabel Sanford as Miss Krumes
JoBeth Williams as Jo Face
Mary Wilson as Vesta Crotchley (Jackie's 3rd grade teacher)
Reynaldo Rey as Cadillac Johnson (Retired Pimp).

Cameos[edit]

Patti Austin
Charles Barkley
Diahann Carroll
Eddie Cibrian
Jackie Collins
Don Cornelius
Taylor Dayne
Melissa Etheridge
Kathy Griffin
Sean Hayes
Ricki Lake
Howie Mandel
Camryn Manheim
Penny Marshall
Bette Midler
Liza Minnelli
Rosie O'Donnell
Dolly Parton
Donna Pescow
Chris Rock
Eva Marie Saint
Grace Slick
Robert Townsend
Bruce Vilanch
Down from Dover (episode)

"**Down from Dover**" was the seventh episode of the first season of *Heartstrings*, released on November 22, 2019.

## Synopsis

After being shunned by her pious widowed father, a pregnant teenager finds support at a home for unwed mothers, where she hopes for the safe return of the young man she loves from the Vietnam War.

## Cast

* Holly Taylor
* Shane McGhie
* Robert Taylor
* Bellamy Young
* Camryn Manheim
* Mary Lane Haskell

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
FSJ 1930

**Fudbalska reprezentacija Jugoslavije** je 1930. godine odigrala najviše utakmica u jednoj sezoni od svog osnivanja. Odigrala je 3 utakmice na prvom Svetskom prvenstvu, 2 u Balkanskom kupu jednu u Kupu prijateljskih zemalja i 3 prijateljske.

Na Svetskom prvenstvu reprezentacija je igrala sastavljena od igrača iz beogradskih klubova Jugoslavije, BSK-a i BASKa, kao i dvojice igrača iz francuskog kluba Setea zbog toga što su fudbalski podsavezi Zagreba, Splita, Sarajeva i Subotice bojkotovali odlazak u Urugvaj. Odigrane su dve utakmice u grupi u koji je osvojila prvo mesto pobedama nad reprezentacijama Brazila i Bolivije. U polufinalu je katastrofalno izgubila, od pobednika svetskog prvenstva Urugvaja 6:1. Prvi gol na svetskim prvensvima za Jugoslaviju postigao je u prvoj utakmici protiv Brazila Aleksandar Tirnanić u 21 minutu igre.

U prvoj sezoni novog takmičenja Balkanskom kupu pobedđene su Grčka i Bugarska, a u Kupu prijateljskih zemalja Rumunija. Kod prijateljskih utakmica odnos je bio po jedna pobeda, poraz i nerešena utakmica.

Bilans je bio pet pobeda i tri poraza a jedan susret je završio
nerešeno sa gol-razlikom koja je bila pozitivna za sedam golova, što je
najbolji konačan uspeh do tada. Blagoje Marjanović je prvi reprezentativac koji je za reprezentaciju postigao ukupno više od 10 pogodaka.

U reprezentaciji je igralo 38 fudbalera od kojih su sedamnaestorica bili debitanti.

BK-Balkanski Kup

PU-Prijatlejska Utakmica

SP-Svetsko Prvenstvo

KPZ-Kup Prijateljskih Zemalja
1%

1%
--

**1%** is the first ending the of the anime *Fukigen na Mononokean Tsuzuki*and the second overall in the series. It was performed by **Wolpis Kater**.

## Track Listing

1. **1%**
2. **That Song of That Day** (アノヒノアノウタ, *Ano Hi no Ano Uta*)
3. **Our Missing Link** (僕らのミッシングリンク, *Bokura no Misshingu Rinku*)
4. **1%** (instrumental)

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Zenko Fujiwara
* Yahiko
* Norito Saga
* Shinji Fushimi
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Hanae Ashiya
* Fuzzy

## Lyrics

* Kanji
* Romaji
* English

1%の携帯 2人合わせても数％

街が白い日は良くある話だ

むこう100年は無い そんな流星群らしいよ

僕らの最後の冬にピッタリだ

何故か雪が降ると息をしてるってわかる

何年も前の同じ雪を覚えている

そんな話を君にしたら 柄じゃないなって言われんだ

それを言ったら今日の僕らは何も言えないや

映画を見てるみたい 今日が人類の最期みたい

夜明けが来ないなら それでもいいや

きらめいて きらめいて メロンソーダ

こぼれちゃったような午前0時

消えないで 消えないで 1%

どれが何の星かわかんないよ

きらめいて きらめいて

消えないで 消えないで

メロンソーダ

1%くらいだろ 箒星に出会うのは

僕らが喧嘩しないのは

2人が変わってないのは

むこう100年は無い それは毎日だってそうだよ

思わず僕は忘れてしまうけど

映画の最後みたい

エンドロールが見えるみたい

夜明けが2人を迎えに来んだ

行かないで 行かないで 銀河1個

包み込んだような夜でした

消えないで 消えないで 1%

帰る電車だってわかんないや

今更素直になっても笑われんだ

でも後悔だけはしないさ

どっか遠い街で僕ら大人になんだろう

そしたらその時もう1回笑えば良いんだ

冬が来たら思い出そう

世界で一番寒い夜を

1%の僕たちを

メロンソーダの星空を

1%の携帯 2人合わせても数％

さよなら言わずに黙ってるんだ

きらめいて きらめいて メロンソーダ

思い出したような午前0時

消えないで 消えないで 1%

これが最後なんだ僕たちは

きらめいて きらめいて

消えないで 消えないで

メロンソーダ

0%の携帯 そろそろ帰ろうか

それじゃあね また明日ね

Ichi pāsento no keitai futari awasete mo sū pāsento

Machi ga shiroi hi wa yoku aru hanashida

Mukō 100-nen wa nai son'na ryūsei-gunrashī yo

Bokura no saigo no fuyu ni pittarida

Nazeka yukigafuru to iki wo shi teru tte wakaru

Nan'nen mo mae no onaji yuki wo oboete iru

Son'na hanashi wo kimi ni shitara

Gara janai natte iwaren da

Sore wo ittara kyō no bokura wa nani mo ienai ya

Eiga wo mi teru mitai kyō ga jinrui no saigo mitai

Yoake ga konai nara sore demo ī ya

Kirameite kirameite meronsōda

Kobore chatta yōna gozen reiji

Kienai de kienai de ichi pāsento

Dore ga nani no hoshi ka wakan'nai yo

Kirameite kirameite

Kienai de kienai de

Meronsōda

Ichi pāsento kuraidaro hōkiboshi ni deau no wa

Bokura ga kenka shinai no wa

Futari ga kawattenai no wa

Mukou hyakunen wa nai sore wa mainichi datte sōda yo

Omowazu boku wa wasurete shimaukedo

Eiga no saigo mitai

Endorōru ga mieru mitai

Yoake ga futari o mukae ni kunda

Ikanaide ikanaide ginga iko

Tsutsumikonda yōna yorudeshita

Kienai de kienai de ichi pāsento

Kaeru densha datte wakan'naiya

Imasara sunao ni natte mo warawa renda

Demo kōkai dake wa shinai sa

Dokka tōi machi de bokura otona ni nandarou

Soshitara sonotoki mō ikai waraeba yoi nda

Fuyu ga kitara omoidasou

Sekai de ichiban samui yoru wo

Ichi pāsento no bokutachi wo

Meronsōda no hoshizora wo

Ichi pāsento no keitai futari awasete mo sūpāsento

Sayonara iwazu ni damatterunda

Kirameite kirameite meronsōda

Omoidashita yōna gozen reiji

Kienai de kienai de ichipāsento

Korega saigonanda bokutachi wa

Kirameite kirameite

Kienai de kienai de

Meronsōda zero pāsento no keitai sorosoro kaerou ka

Sore jā ne mataashita ne

To be added

## References

1. ↑ CDJapan
2. ↑ Twitter
The Falling Blossoms

**"The Falling Blossoms"** (咲 (サ) 散 (サン) , *Sasan*) is the fifty-eighth chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Plot

As Hanae arranges some flowers for Jomatsu, he asks Haruitsuki whether he was hiding anything about Sakae from him. Haruitsuki hesistates to reply then he denies it. Hanae brushes it off, apologizing for asking a weird question.

Hanae gives Jomatsu the finished flower basket for Princess Anmo while Haruitsuki watches the flower shop for him. When Hanae returns to the shop to calculate the total cost, Haruitsuki looks at the flowers at display. Then before he could talk about Hanae's influence on Sasa, it starts to rain.

Hanae and his mother bring their potted plants inside and Haruitsuki assists them in doing so. Later, Hanae's mother orders for food and allows Haruitsuki to stay the night.

At 3:15 AM, Hanae subconsciously uses his influence in his sleep. Fuzzy immediately alerts Haruitsuki. He tries to get Hanae to wake up by grabbing his hand, but his own hand passes through Hanae's hand, which leaves Haruitsuki in a confusion. Then Hanae suddenly wakes up to see Haruitsuki.

Hanae explains that he sees dreams in which he uses his influence to kill demons. Then Haruitsuki narrates the whole incident of Sasa's disappearance.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Sakae Ashiya (mentioned)
* Hanae Ashiya
* Jomatsu
* Princess Anmo (mentioned)
* Mononokean
* Nara Ashiya
* Sasa (mentioned)
* Gyōsei (through tadpole line)
* Rippō
* Kōra (mentioned)
* Shihō

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
The Wait

**"The Wait"** (待延 (マノ) , *Mano*) is the eighteenth chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

* Jomatsu
* Hanae Ashiya
* **Princess Anmo**
* Mononokean (mentioned)
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Rich Estate Daughter (brief appearance)

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
Starstruck Records

**Starstruck Records** was founded in 2014 with the launch of the first OperationGaga season of Create a Label. The record label is mainly known for being the home for the global megastar Lindsay Lohan, who topped the charts with her first release ever, "Stuck," the first single off the multi-platinum album "Spirit in The Dark." Later on, the winner of the GRAMMYs® Icon Award, released the highly successful follow-up, "Dreamelt," which spawned three number ones singles, including "Warmest Wind" and "The Ninth Cloud." With Lindsay Lohan's sales alone, the label is one of the richest and most popular of the game, with over 20 million records sold all over the globe. Headed by Edu, who manages the artists by himself, SR scored the Super Bowl performer slot, which only happens once per year, in 2016 for their artist.
The Underworld

**"The Underworld"** (隠 (カク) 世 (リヨ) , *Kakuriyo*) is the fourth episode of the anime Fukigen na Mononokean.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper/debut appearance.

* Hanae Ashiya
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Mitsuchigura (mentioned)
* Mononokean
* Big Boss Scree (mentioned)
* Shinji Fushimi
* **Kōra**
* **Shizuku**
* **Fuzzy's Doppelganger**
* **Goichida**
* Fuzzy

## Trivia

* The kanji "隠" is the character for "hidden, conceal" while the kanji "世" is the character for "world, society." Together, the kanji characters mean "hidden world."
Tadpole

Tadpole looks like the animal tadpole but in the Underworld, they are used to communicate. The ones who seem to use them are the Legislator, Executive and presumably Justice.

## Different Tadpoles

### Rippō *(The Legislator)*

This is the Legislator's Tadpole in the mangaThis is the Legislator's Tadpole in the anime
### Gyōsei *(The Executive)*

This is the Executive's Tadpole in the mangaThis is the Executive's Tadpole in the anime
### Shihō *(The Justice)*

No picture of the tadpole yet since it hasn't been seen in the manga yet.
Dolly Parton's Heartstrings

***Dolly Parton's Heartstrings*** (otherwise known as ***Heartstrings***) is a Netflix Original series that premieres on November 22, 2019.

## Premise

Each episode of *Heartstrings* will be based on one of Parton's songs. The singer will also appear on camera, either with an acting role in the episode or introducing the episode.

## Cast

* Julianne Hough
* Kimberly Williams-Paisley
* Dallas Roberts
* Kathleen Turner
* Ginnifer Goodwin
* Kyle Bornheimer
* Colin O'Donoghue
* Willa Fitzgerald
* David Denman
* Mac Davis
* Vanessa Rubio
* Gerald McRaney
* Ben Lawson
* Brooke Elliott
* Michele Weaver
* Delta Burke
* Tim Reid
* Sarah Shahi
* Jessica Collins
* Tammy Lynn Michaels
* Timothy Busfield
* Patricia Wettig
* Virginia Gardner
* Tom Brittney
* Holly Taylor
* Shane McGhie
* Robert Taylor
* Bellamy Young
* Camryn Manheim
* Mary Lane Haskell
* Melissa Leo
* Ray McKinnon
* Andy Mientus
* Katie Stevens
* Michael Willett

## Production

Sandollar Productions and Magnolia Hill Entertainment are producing the series in association with Warner Bros. TV. Sam Haskell and Dolly Parton are executive producers along with Patrick Sean Smith who serves as the showrunner.

## Videos

Dolly Parton's Heartstrings Official Trailer Netflix
## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
2. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dolly-partons-heartstrings-all-details-netflix-series-1185252
The Messenger (episode)

## The Messenger

**"The Messenger"** (黒 (コッ) 遣 (ケン) , *Kokken*) is the tenth episode of the anime Fukigen na Mononokean Tsuzuki and the twenty-third overall of the series.

## Overview

Abeno goes to the Underworld to find clues about Ashiya's father, but was unable to obtain definitive information. Meanwhile, the high school Ashiya and Abeno attend to holds the Cultural Festival and the two are in charge of promotion.

In the middle of the two's promotion, they meet Zenko who walks around the festival as she apparently lost sight of Yahiko who she had brought with her. While Yahiko enjoys his time at the festival, Fuzzy locates him and sends Ashiya a signal. The trio catch Yahiko doing mischief.

Just when the story of Sakae was out of their minds, a new information from Yahiko is――.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper/debut appearance.

* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Rippō
* Hanae Ashiya
* Shinji Fushimi
* Norito Saga
* Zenko Fujiwara
* Yahiko
* Fuzzy
* Sakae Ashiya (flashback, transformed into by Yahiko)
* **Komon**
* **Aoi** (flashback)

## Anime and Manga Differences

* In the manga, when Haruitsuki was telling Yahiko to leave, Hanae remembers Sakae's visit when he was young. In the anime, this does not happen.
* The flashback scene showing Yahiko saying he actually hates cultural festivals is also anime-only.
* The part in the manga where Ashiya offers Yahiko cream puffs and begs him to transform into Sakae was skipped.
* The anime only adapted the first four pages of Chapter 51.
* The anime only adapted pages 6-15 of Chapter 52.
The Tiger (Chapter 33)

## The Tiger

**"The Tiger"** (虎居 (コイ) , *Koi*) is the thirty-third chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

* Hanae Ashiya
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Fuzzy (mentioned)
* Mononokean
* Fuzzy's Doppelganger (mentioned)
* Goichida (mentioned)
* **Justice**

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
The Ring (episode)

## The Ring

**"The Ring"** (輪 (リン) 求 (グ) , **Ringu**) is the sixth episode of the anime Fukigen na Mononokean.

## Plot

Haruitsuki receives a request from a yōkai named Manjirou. The request was to find a wedding ring which was lost when his wife went for a walk. Even after four meetings, they fail to find it until Haruitsuki invites Hanae for the search. Hanae finds the ring quickly. But a small conflict evoke when Hanae asks about how to return the ring.

In the end the wife accepts the ring, making her and Manjirou very happy and Manjirou was exorcised by Haruitsuki seeing that his work is completed and it brought him satisfaction.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper/debut appearance.

* Rippō
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Hanae Ashiya
* Mononokean
* Homeroom Teacher
* Fuzzy
* Shinji Fushimi
* Norito Saga
* **Manjirou**
* **Manjirou's Wife**
* Yahiko (voice only)
The Drunken Spring

**"The Drunken Spring"** (酩 (メイ) 湧 (ユウ) , *Meiyuu*) is the forty-seventh chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the character's first proper appearance.

* Hanae Ashiya
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Fuzzy
* **Morohaku**
* Katahaku

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
Greetings

* English
* Japanese

**"Greetings"** (行 (ギョウ) 拶 (サツ) , **Gyousatsu**) is the twenty-ninth chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

* Shinji Fushimi
* Hanae Ashiya
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* **Egen**
* Norito Saga
* Fuzzy (flashback)
* Mononokean (flashback)

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
The Sleeping Cat

**"The Sleeping Cat"** ( ()  () , ***'***"The Sleeping Cat"'******) is the eighty-ninth chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77
Fukigen na Mononokean Tsuzuki

## Fukigen na Mononokean

* First visual
* Second Visual

**The Morose Mononokean II** (不機嫌なモノノケ庵 續, *Fukigen na Mononokean Tsuzuki*) is the second season of the Fukigen na Mononokean anime series. The series aired from January 5, 2019 to March 30, 2019.

## Plot

*Main Article: List of Episodes*
"Exorcism" is the art of sending yōkai that have somehow wandered to "this world" back to the "Underworld."

Hanae Ashiya, who has asked the Master of Mononokean, Haruitsuki Abeno, to do an exorcism, ended up being an employee of the Mononokean to pay for the 100 million En exorcism fee. One day, when the two finished work and went back to the Mononokean, an SOS arrived sent by one of the three officials of the Underworld, Rippō. They soon visit the Underworld, but Ashiya gets involved in an incident...

The story of Ashiya and Abeno's yōkai exorcism and the story of the yōkai open again.

## Theme Songs

* Long Time Traveler (Opening theme)
* 1% (Ending theme)

## Promotional Videos

『不機嫌なモノノケ庵』（第2期）公式プロモーションビデオFirst promotional videoMono palette.「ロングタイムトラベラー」(TVアニメ「不機嫌なモノノケ庵 續」オープニングテーマ)Second promotional video and Opening themeTVアニメ『不機嫌なモノノケ庵 續』公式プロモーションビデオ第2弾Third promotional video
Dolly Parton Wikia

**Dolly Parton** is an American singer-songwriter, actress, author, businesswoman, and humanitarian, boasting a hugely successful career!

Her career began as a child performer, recording a few singles aged just 13 and, indeed, her first commercial successes were as a songwriter. She would later be the face of country music, appearing on all the go-to television shows worldwide.

Dolly is the most honored female country performer of all time. She holds the record for a female artist for the number of songs to reach the Billboard Country charts, at a staggering 25!

Achieving 25 RIAA certified gold, platinum, and multi-platinum awards, she has 41 career top 10 country albums, a record for any artist, and she has 110 career charted singles over the past 40 years!

Dolly Parton's Heartstrings!

**Dolly Parton's Heartstrings** is a brand new series coming to Netflix.

Dolly Parton will star in and executive produce the series which will cover iconic songs from her long and fruitful career. Each episode will cover a smash-hit song, from *Jolene* to *These Old Bones*. Prepare for a festival of music and drama!

The series has attracted stars of the past, present, and future with the likes of Kathleen Turner, Gerald McRaney, Julianne Hough, and more!

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The Encounter

**"The Encounter"** (逢 (ホウ) 遭 (ソウ) , *Hōsō*) is the fourteenth chapter of the *Fukigen na Mononokean* manga series, written and illustrated by Kiri Wazawa.

## Overview

Zenko meets Hanae and Haruitsuki to ask about the strange mark on her wrist that gave her the ability to see yōkai. A fox yōkai appears suddenly on Haruitsuki's shoulder and admits that he bit Zenko. He claims to know Haruitsuki at a very young age and using Zenko's mark as bait, he compels Haruitsuki to play hide-and-seek with him.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

Characters in **bold** denote the characters' first proper appearance.

* Hanae Ashiya
* Haruitsuki Abeno
* Fuzzy
* Manjirou's Wife (flashback)
* Manjirou (flashback)
* Zenko Fujiwara
* **Yahiko**

## Navigation

 61 • 62 • 63 • 64 • 65 | 66 • 67 • 68 • 69 • 70 | 71 • 72 • 73 • 74 • 75 • 76 | 77