an Anzac Round game in Adelaide featuring the Power was 51,140 at the 2003 Showdown at Football Park.

The first Anzac Round AFL clash at Adelaide Oval — the Power hosting Geelong in the Sunday twilight clash this year — drew 47,007.Saddles.

Two years after MGM’s huge and famous Gone with the Wind, Fox wanted a Technicolor
Southern-belle romance with dashing hero and a mansion with colored servants
(as they were called then). And who better to be a belle than Belle?

The real Belle Starr (1848 – 89), shown right, born Myra Maybelle Shirley and usually known as
May, was not a rich Southern belle and she was certainly no beauty. Her
father was a Missouri hog farmer and her mother distantly related to the
Hatfields of feuding fame. In the 1860s her father sold the farm and moved the
family to Carthage, where he bought an inn, livery stable and blacksmith shop.
Still, she did have some pretensions to ladyship. She received an education and
learned piano, graduating from Missouri's Carthage Female Academy.

She knew the
James boys and