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This particular Cherry Nightstand by Coaster features a rich cherry finish, antique brass metal handles, and two spacious, felt-lined drawers for added bedside storage. Pair this with the Cherry Sleigh Bed for an extra level of elegance and sophistication in your bedroom. Features: Cherry finish Traditional style Constructed of Solid wood Two felt-lined drawers Some assembly required Specifications: Dimensions: 27" H x 24" W x 16" D Shipping Weight: 70 lbs

Dimension: 90"L x 63"W x 47"H Finish: Deep Black Material: Solids, Veneers Queen Size Sleigh Bed Louis Philippe Style in Black Finish Features elegant curving lines on headboard and footboard. Sleigh design and Louis Philippe style. Complement your bedroom with this traditional styled Louis Philippe bedroom item. Matching nightstand, dresser, mirror, chest and TV dresser are available separately. Assembly required.

A Fritz Kreisler recording can always be recognized by the violinist's beefy, baritonal sonority, inimitable portamento, and communicative warmth. Most of the repertoire here consists of the short, encore pieces that prevailed in the era of 78rpm records, many penned or arranged by Kreisler, who was always on the lookout for memorable tunes. Familiar classics like the duets with John McCormack, and Schubert, Beethoven, and Grieg sonata collaborations with Rachmaninoff turn up alongside rare alternate takes and Kreisler's lone recording as a piano soloist in Dvořak's Humoresque. One should savor these musical sweetmeats in small portions, rather than wolfing down each disc in chronological gulps. Ward Marston's transfers are beyond praise. -- Jed Distler

The self-serving King Louis XIV is all-powerful and fears no one except the man he condemned to wear an iron mask and imprisoned for life. Retired Musketeers vow to free the mysterious prisoner who may be France's only hope for survival.Genre: Feature Film-DramaRating: PG13Release Date: 6-MAR-2001Media Type: DVD

Footnotes in movie books are likely to reduce this swashbuckling adventure down to a simple description: it was the first movie to star Leonardo DiCaprio after the phenomenal success of Titanic. As such it automatically attracted a box-office stampede of Leo's young female fans, but critical reaction was deservedly mixed. Having earned his directorial debut after writing the Oscar-winning script for Mel Gibson's Braveheart, Randall Wallace wrote and directed this ambitious version of the often-filmed classic novel by Alexandre Dumas. DiCaprio plays dual roles as the despotic King Louis XIV, who rules France with an iron fist, and the king's twin brother, Philippe, who languishes in prison under an iron mask, his identity concealed to prevent an overthrow of Louis' throne. But Louis' abuse of power ultimately enrages Athos (John Malkovich), one of the original Four Musketeers, who recruits his former partners (Gabriel Byrne, Gérard Depardieu, and Jeremy Irons) in a plot to liberate Philippe and install him as the king's identical replacement. Once this plot is set in motion and the Musketeers are each given moments in the spotlight, the film kicks into gear and offers plenty of entertainment in the grand style of vintage swashbucklers. But it's also sidetracked by excessive length and disposable subplots, and for all his post-Titanic star power, the boyish DiCaprio just isn't yet "man" enough to be fully convincing in his title role. Still, this is an entertaining movie, no less enjoyable for falling short of the greatness to which it aspired. --Jeff Shannon

DVD, features Marina Pierro (Actor), Mathieu Carrière (Actor), Walerian Borowczyk (Director).

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A short biography of Louis Philippe I, King of France, who presented himselff as a man of the people, but soon enough showed his deeply reactionary side.

A short biography of Louis Philippe I, King of France, who presented himselff as a man of the people, but soon enough showed his deeply reactionary side.