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Vol. 71 No. 2 | Jan. 10, 2018 southphillyreview.com

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he new year is hardly more than a week old, and I’m scared. Panicked might be a better word. Did you know that scientists are predicting chocolate is going extinct by 2050? It’s terrible that polar bears are dying off or that air pollution might become so bad that we might have to wear a mask when going to the Acme. But chocolate going extinct! Admittedly, I’ll be around 110 years old by the time it happens, but I planned on gumming my Trader Joe’s 85 percent cocoa bars by mid-century if I had to. No more chocolate? Is this payback for my not washing my plastic peanut butter jar before I tossed it into the recyclables? Folks, I need my chocolate. ... It used to be that engineering was the best profession for a young person to go into. Since Trump became president, though, it’s fact checking. There are no unemployed fact checkers. Last count of false statements by Trump as president is 1,950, according to the Washington Post. How does this man find time to golf? Yet he’s been on the course more often than Tiger Woods. Trump keeps his clubs next to his BIG nuclear button. Just by accident, you’d figure the president has to just stumble on to a fact, doesn’t he? If lying were a sport, Trump would be Wilt Chamberlain. ... And what is it with Trump calling the Department of Justice “the deep state.” I looked See CARDELLA, page 12>>

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Golden Crown’s performance of ‘Out of the Web’ earned the Fancy Brigade club first place in the New Year’s Day finale.

The new year is off to a Golden start Mummers Parade top-prize winners set for annual Serenade Jan. 13 By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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nother Mummers Parade and Fancy Brigade Finale have come and gone. The clock is officially ticking until the next one comes around, but the

wait to see the Mummers perform again in South Philly is much shorter, as in days away. One of the other popular traditions in Mummers country – the Mummers Serenade – weather permitting, will take place on Saturday (Jan. 13) at 1 p.m. Golden Crown, the 2018 winners in the Fancy Brigade Division, will be front and center at the

celebration as a result of last week’s very successful performance. For those unfamiliar with the tradition, the Fancy Brigades and various other Mummers groups perform, or serenade, the firstplace club. “It’s a chance to congratulate one another and See SERENADE, page 6>>

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Members of the Golden Crown Fancy Brigade rehearse for their performance ahead of the annual Mummers Fancy Brigade Finale on New Year’s Day.

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<<Continued from page 1 wish each other luck for the upcoming year – it’s one of the many wonderful traditions of the Mummers,” Golden Crown captain Bob Runowski said. The Pennsport resident also finished first among the captains in his division. In terms of the plans for Saturday, the serenade will stage at 3rd and Mifflin streets and march south past the clubhouse to Snyder Avenue. There will be bleachers set up along 3rd Street. This is a milestone 60th anniversary year for Golden Crown, as the brigade marched on Broad Street for the first time in 1959 under the George Martin N.Y.B. name, but would change its name to Silver Crown. The Golden Crown name was established in 1962. Runowski, who previously served as vice president, has been the captain since 2009. “Any win is special, but it was an amazing feeling to win in our 60th anniversary,” Runowski said. But like past parades, the other 11 Fancy Brigade clubs arrived at the Pennsylvania Convention Center with the same goal. “The 2018 Fancy Brigade Finale was one of the strongest and most competitive parades ever. All 12 brigades did an amazing job,” Runowski said. Of course, this year’s parade is hard to forget as a result of the sub-freezing conditions on New Year’s Day. The city even considered postponing the parade to last weekend, but the Mummers

marched on like it was just another day in Philly. “It was very cold, but not unbearable,” he said. “The excitement of the day and the tradition of marching down Broad Street and, later, down 2nd Street made it all worthwhile.” Golden Crown’s theme was “Out of the Web” in which the story centered around a spider’s journey to the “secret garden” and the celebration once he arrived. “The overall goal for this year’s theme was to put on a show that included more theatrical and dramatic elements than previous years,” Runowski, who is a human resources manager, said. It’s almost time to start planning for the 2019 event. The Mummers Parade is a once-a-year event, but being a Mummer requires dedication as the performers fit in practice time between commitments at work and home. Call it a passion. “The Mummers Parade truly is a year-long commitment, and every club works extremely hard,” Runowski said. “The combination of camaraderie and competitive spirit really keeps you going year after year.” As for Saturday, the early forecast is looking balmy where highs could reach the low 50s, but there is a chance for rain. But like New Year’s Day, the faithful Mummers crowd will gather. “We’d like to thank our families, friends, neighbors and the other clubs for their support. We look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday,” Runowski said.

On Saturday, Dec. 23, Dr. Floyd T. Nasuti, M.D. passed away surrounded by his family. Dr. Nasuti cared for infants, toddlers, schoolaged children and adolescents. He also encouraged parents to have their children fully immunized. He attended St. Joseph’s Preparatory High School and received his undergraduate degree from Villanova University. When he first went into practice, he spent a lot of time in the nursery with premature infants. Nasuti was an adolescent specialist practicing in Philadelphia. As an adolescent-specialist, Dr. Nasuti treated many common health issues that pre-teens and teenagers face, including mental, behavioral and physical conditions. Some of these issues included growth and hormone problems, sports injuries, eating disorders, substance abuse and more. Adolescent specialists perform medical exams, histories and diagnostic tests, and develop individualized treatment plans for each patient. Nasuti was a board-certified pediatrician in Philadelphia and Blackwood.

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from here and care about Philadelphia and live in the world of punk music and indie rock music,” said Lame-O co-founder and owner Eric Osman. “They’re cut from the same class of Philadelphia guitar rock bands.” Ticket sales will benefit different charities on different nights. Last Thursday night’s show supported Planned Parenthood, while this Thursday’s show will benefit Beyond the Bars, a local charity that brings music education to incarcerated and undereducated youth. The following week’s show will ben-

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design trends, products and techniques. The opening weekend will include a special appearance by New York City designer Tyler Wisler. Times vary. $3-$10. Pennsylvania Convention Center, 11th and Arch streets. phillyhomeshow.com.

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vention Center Exhibit Hall A, 11th and Arch streets. Bigphillybeerfest.com.

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THROUGH FEB. 4 Elementary Speaking: Tony Award-winner Ken Ludwig’s hilarious “whodunit” comedy, “Baskerville, A Sherlock Holmes Mystery” is the latest Walnut Street Theatre production, and it includes plenty of intrigue and laughter. Times vary. $35-$40. Walnut Street Theatre, Independence Studio on 3, 825 Walnut St. walnutstreettheatre.org.

JAN. 13-16 AND 20-22 Designing Weekend: Need help coming up with home improvement ideas? Well, a visit to the Philadelphia Home Show may be just what you need to help resolve this decorative dilemma. This dynamic and interactive show will offer a preview of the hottest

Night with the Killers: The Las Vegas-based band’s new album is entitled “Wonderful, Wonderful,” which means they have plenty of new material to perform for fans across the country, including here in South Philly. 8 p.m. $25-$95. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargoccenterphilly.com.

JAN. 13-14 Cheers to Beer: This is the chance to sample “great craft beers from down the street and across the country” – we are talking from more than 125 breweries, There will be live entertainment, too. $45-$65. Designated driver tickets are $20 (only available in advance before the event is sold out). Early admission 7 p.m. Regular admission 8 p.m. Pennsylvania Con-

JAN. 16 History Lesson: Museum of the American Revolution is hosting a History After Hours session centered around its first special exhibit, “Among His Troops: Washington’s War Tent in a Newly Discovered Watercolor,” that is open to the public through Feb. 19. The limited-run exhibit will feature a recently discovered 235-year-old, seven-foot panoramic painting of a 1782 Continental Army encampment. 5-8 p.m. $10. 101 S. 3rd St. amrevmuseum.org.

OTHER GOODIES JAN. 10 The Villanova Wildcats make a return trip down to South Philly for a home game against Xavier, which entered the week holding down the second spot in the Big East Conference. Nova, on the other hand, is the No. 1 team in the nation. 8 p.m. $45-$75. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/events.

JAN. 11 Paula Poundstone, who is well known for her observation humor and spontaneous interaction with audience members is ready to make the local crowd laugh in their seats. The comedian has been the star of several HBO specials. 8 p.m. $30-$65. Merriam Theater, 250 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

14. $16-$34. 2031 Sansom St. philadelphia. heliumcomedy.com.

JAN. 13 Dorothy, the lead singer of her LA-based band, brings her “Freedom” tour through South Philly. 9 p.m. $17.50. TLA, 334 South St. venue. tlaphilly.com.

JAN. 15 The Philadelphia 76ers will host the Toronto Raptors in a rare weekday matinee, and for good reason – it’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Come out and see Joel Embiid, Dario Saric and Ben Simmons take the court against Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan. Tickets start at $33. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. nba.com/sixers.

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Todd Glass is back to make the Helium Comedy Club audience break out in laughter. He has appeared on “The Last Comic Standing,” “The Daily Show” and “Conan,” 8 p.m. Jan. 11, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Jan. 12-13 and 8 p.m. Jan.

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood’s “A Grr-ific Exhibit” remains open for its final days at the Please Touch Museum. The collection is based on the award-winning PBS series that focuses on teaching youngsters wisdom and life les-

sons. There will be a Daniel Tiger Meet and Greet at noon and 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 14. Free$19. Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, 4231 Avenue of the Republic. pleasetouchmuseum.org. Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies remains on display through the long weekend. Touch dinosaur fossils, play paleontologist and dig for dinosaur eggs, examine real dinosaur embryo skin and eggshells under magnification and more. $5 plus regular admission for non-members/$3 additional for members. Family-plus members and above see it for free. The Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway. ansp. org/exhibits/tiny-titans.

THROUGH JAN. 21 “Les Misérables,” the hit Tony Award-winning musical makes its long-awaited return to Philadelphia for a two-week engagement. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, it’s an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption – a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. Times vary. Tickets start

at $20. The Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

THROUGH MARCH 4 Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest is back. Grab the skates for Philly’s only outdoor, regulation-sized rink. Come shred some ice, relax with food and drink in the lodge, stroll in the gardens, play arcade games and warm up by the fire pits. Enter the winterized river park for lights, activities and live entertainment galore. Pay as you go. 101 South Columbus Blvd. delawareriverwaterfront.com. Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor is an immersive new adaptation of one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in modern time. This marks the first time in 30 years the Terracotta Army is on display in Philadelphia, and features a rare collection of 10 life-size clay warriors discovered at the burial complex of China’s First Emperor Qin Shihuangdi, as well as significant artifacts from the site on loan from the People’s Republic of China. $10-$35. Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St. fi.edu.

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fective when the Birds defense held the Falcons to just 15 points last season? “We made them one dimenhere are no shortages sional,” Cox said. “Obviously we of scenarios, strategies, stopped the run and that’s every advice or predictions week…we want to stop the run out there when it comes to the Eagles and their quest to and get after the quarterback. I beat the odds and find a way to think we did that last year when win two playoff games and get to we played them. We just have to Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis go out and repeat that and do it three weeks from now. better.” The Eagles started the season Atlanta has a new offensive coas an eight-cylinder engine, flying ordinator, former Alabama offentheir vehicle out to commanding sive coordinator Steve Sarkisian. lead, but due to crippling injuCox was asked if the Falcons are ries to future Hall of Fame tackle different on offense this year. Jason Peters and league MVP “They do a few things difcandidate quarterback Carson ferent; they try to get the ball in Wentz, among others, the Birds (No.) 24’s hands,” said Cox restill want to believe they can cross ferring to running back DeVonta the finish line using just six cylinFreeman.’ Also (No.) 26 (Tevin ders in the same car. They will get Coleman) …they are two good out and push if it will help. running backs so they’re going to On Monday, after the Eagles feed them the whole game. Matt learned they will face the No. Ryan is one of the best quarter6-seed Atlanta Falcons in the Dibacks in the league. They’ve got vision round on Saturday (Jan. an elite group of receivers. As we 13, 4:35 p.m. on NBC 10) Defendo every week, it’s going to take sive Coordinator Jim Schwartz Photo by ANDY LEWIS/contrastphotography.com us going out and doing our job, brought up a “Hoosiers” movie The Eagles defensive line had success against the Falcons last season in the Eagles’ 24-15 win at The Linc. communicating and in a way, just comparison when asked what it there during the regular season.” “On the defensive line and the de- going to be playing the best game of having fun.” meant to him as a coach to coach in the The Eagles had success last year fense we just worry about what we can their career.” Schwartz was asked how he felt playoffs, to get to the playoffs. against Atlanta at the Linc. The Eagles control,” Allen said. “We can control The Falcons are 2.5 point favorites about his team’s status as an underdog. “I think we have to keep our eye on knocked off the high-flying Falcons 24- their run game and we can control our on the road against the Eagles. It is the He bristled when asked if he felt disrethe fact that it’s the next game to play,” 15, holding Atlanta to just 48 net yards pass rush and get the quarterback off first time a No. 1 seed was listed as an spected. Schwartz said. “Rules aren’t going to rushing, sacking Pro Bowl quarterback his spot and off of his rhythm. That’s underdog in a Divisional playoff game. “Unless we start the game down, change. The only thing that changes and Philadelphia native Matt Ryan our main focus this week.” “I don’t think guys on the team read no,” Schwartz said. “I mean, the game’s is it’s single-elimination, but it’s still twice and intercepting him once. Ryan The Falcons lost left guard Andy into that,” Allen said. “We’re 13-3, the going to be a 60-minute game. Still went on to be named league MVP and Levitre for the season with a triceps in- top seed in the NFC and that’s how going to start 0-0. I mean, that stuff makes for good talk and TV, and a lot going to be 10 yards for a first down. led his team to the Super Bowl. jury a few weeks ago. Ben Garland is we’re going to play.” of people have a lot of programming to I mean, we can get Gene Hackman to Eagles defensive tackle Beau Allen starting in his place again. Allen said Eagles Pro Bowl defensive tackle fill, but all year, I have no idea if we’ve come in and measure and make sure it’s said that was nice, you can learn from every team gets hit with injuries. Fletcher Cox said he is used to the been favorites or underdogs the whole 10 feet. There’s a reason that that scene that result, but it doesn’t mean much “I have respect for every player who slights. year. It’s not going to change now. in ‘Hoosiers’ runs so true to people this Saturday. plays in the NFL,” Allen said. “I’m a “We’ve been disrespected all year,” “It really doesn’t change the game,” because the point was, hey, this is the “I don’t put a whole lot of stock into backup defensive lineman, so to speak, Cox said. “Our record speaks for itself. he continued. “The game is going to same as the other games that we’ve games we played last season, or even so I don’t put too much stock on wheth- We’re a team that’s been disrespected played. You can’t play out of character. played earlier this season,” Allen said. er guys are backups or starters. But week in and week out. But we come out be about preparing well. The game is going to be about executing on SaturYou can’t try to do too much both as a “But obviously we’re somewhat fa- everybody deals with injuries. Usually and ring the bell every week.” play caller and as a player. You have to miliar with them. We know what they it’s next man in, but it’s playoff football Cox was asked if the Eagles have a day. I have to get used to saying Saturday. But executing on Saturday, and the trust what got you there.” bring to the table. We’d like to shut and you expect the best out of every chip on their shoulder. Schwartz went on to talk about the down their offensive line and rushing single guy. It doesn’t matter if they are “That’s the thing about this team, teams that do that, the best are going to reality they all must all accept – play- attack and obviously get to their quar- a rookie or a 10-year vet, a starter or a we’ve played with a chip all year,” Cox win. Not the team that got picked by the ers and coaches – that this is a one-and- terback.” backup…you know you’re going to said. “That hasn’t changed and will most number of analysts or experts or done tournament. Allen acknowledged the defense get your best football. That’s the way I never change. We know we’ve got to what the simulation games say or any “There is an urgency to playing and will need to come up big with backup prepare and the way I look at it. I’m not go out and compete and do our job as of that stuff. That has zero bearing on knowing that if you don’t win, you’re quarterback Nick Foles under center really too worried about who they are a group with all three phases and we’ll the game for us.” This Saturday it all starts for real for not going to be able to continue ahead,” and the rest of the offense still finding going to have in on the offensive line be fine.” or things like that. I just know they’re What does Cox think was most ef- sure. Schwartz said. “And that dynamic isn’t its own groove.

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ick Foles claims he doesn’t feel any unusual pressure as the starting quarterback for the Eagles as they prepare for Saturday’s Divisional Playoff game against the Atlanta Falcons. He’s been here before, in the 2013 season, when the Eagles won the NFC East and hosted New Orleans. Let’s hope it’s truly the case with Foles, because when the game kicks off at 4:35 p.m. on Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field, all eyes will be on No. 9. Replacing the injured Carson Wentz is one thing. Having a national audience and, it seems, an entire league, doubting you is something entirely different. “When it comes down to it,� Foles says, “It’s just football, something I’ve been doing my whole life. I’m going to go out there and have fun and do whatever I need to do to help this team win.� The talk in the two weeks since the Eagles finished up the regular season is that, yes, they need to be committed to running the football and chewing up

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The passing game lives in this league. So Foles has to be on point. “I have no doubt he’s going to be the man because he’s shown us already,� wide receiver Alshon Jeffery said. “We won three games with Nick in there – at the Rams and then against the Giants and the Raiders. We all have his back. There is no reason for him to think he has to do anything other than just play his game. He does his part and we do our part. That’s how it works.� In Foles’s lone playoff appearance, in that game against New Orleans, he completed 23-of-33 passes for 196 yards and two touchdowns in the loss

clock and winning at the line of scrimmage to have playoff success. And, no doubt, the defense has to step up its game and lead the way because, after all, defense wins championships. But Foles has to make his share of plays, too. You score points in the NFL with “chunk� plays in the passing game, and if you need any further evidence, look around at the past weekend and tell me what you saw in those wild card games. Big plays. Passing threats. Balance in the offense.

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to the Saints. He left the field after throwing a 3-yard scoring pass to tight end Zach Ertz with 4 minutes, 54 seconds remaining in the game. Foles did his job. Would you take 23 for 33 and 2 touchdown passes on Saturday? Sure you would. The Eagles are going to have to be physical and run the football against Atlanta. They’re going to have to be really good against the ground-and-pound Falcons offense that also features superstar wide receiver Julio Jones. The special teams are going to have to win field position.

But the Eagles can ask Foles to only “manage� the offense for so long. At some point, he has to make plays. “I just need to get the ball to my guys and let them make the plays,� Foles said. Pressure? Let’s hope Foles has it right and he’s cool as a cucumber. He’s a big guy with a good arm who has had success in the NFL (27 touchdowns, two interceptions and a Pro Bowl in 2013). At his best, Foles is a startingcaliber quarterback in the league. He’ll have to play that way on Saturday. It’s win or go home, and the Eagles have no interest in stopping all this fun.

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