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What we know about Morania:
Location: Morania is a mythical country, somewhere in the Northeast/Southwest Hemisphere, but its location is deeply rooted in the hearts of its citizens and tourists.
Features: Morania is famous for its spaghetti plantations, chocolate mines, and extreme temperature variations.
Imports: Spaghetti seeds (trade agreement with Italy)
Exports: Spaghetti, Ice cubes, Pre-cast chocolate furniture
Government: Morania is a "free empire". There is no professional government as such, since "professions" are not allowed and there is no national tax system to support such a thing, anyway. Morania does not acknowledge the legitimacy of some International Agreements (there are no "officials" to do the acknowledging, even if they wanted to).
Technology: Morania is known to have a weather service and a sophisticated laser communications system; it also supports an active community of Amateur Radio stations (in keeping with the "no professionals" outlook).
"Radio Morania External Service" can occasionally be heard on Shortwave, although the time and frequency varies (sometimes in the middle of the program), as they are not professional broadcasters. RME programming is also available by laser beam.
For more information, and recordings of Radio Morania External Service broadcasts, Google "Radio Morania".
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How many People live in morania?
19200 ants and one of them is you
What actors and actresses appeared in The Princess and the Man - 1913?
The cast of The Princess and the Man - 1913 includes: Robert Brower as The Prime Minister Bigelow Cooper as The Colonel Marc McDermott as The King of Morania Miriam Nesbitt as Princess Margaret Charles Ogle as Brand - a Revolutionary Richard Ridgely as The Guard
What is the average price of home heating oil in Long Island NY?
Currently the price for home heating oil in Long Island is $3.19 at Morania Oil Express. This Long Island home heating oil company offers competitive Long Island heating oil prices and specialize in quick and easy Long Island oil delivery. The prices are posted daily here: http://moraniaoilexpress.com.
What movie and television projects has Marc McDermott been in?
Marc McDermott has: Played Tom Crawford in "The House of Cards" in 1909. Performed in "Lochinvar" in 1909. Performed in "Comedy and Tragedy" in 1909. Performed in "Michael Strogoff" in 1910. Performed in "From Tyranny to Liberty" in 1910. Played The Squire in "How the Squire Was Captured" in 1910. Played Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol" in 1910. Performed in "The Princess and the Peasant" in 1910. Performed in "The Attack on the Mill" in 1910. Performed in "The Lady and the Burglar" in 1910. Played The Mayor of the City in "A Sane Fourth of July" in 1911. Performed in "Willie Wise and His Motor Boat" in 1911. Played Dad Hall in "The Two Heroes" in 1911. Performed in "Sir George and the Heiress" in 1911. Played Rev. Robert Penfold in "Foul Play" in 1911. Played The Rajah in "The Rajah" in 1911. Played Mr. Lawrence - the Suitor in "Trading His Mother" in 1911. Played Dr. Reynolds in "The Heart of Nichette" in 1911. Performed in "In the Days of Chivalry" in 1911. Played Henry Montgomery - a Cavalry Officer in "Two Officers" in 1911. Played The Rival in "The Girl and the Motor Boat" in 1911. Played The Manager in "The Writing on the Blotter" in 1911. Played Roger Hewitt in "At the Threshold of Life" in 1911. Played Mr.Schuyler in "An Island Comedy" in 1911. Played The Major in "How Spriggins Took Lodgers" in 1911. Performed in "The Twin Towers" in 1911. Performed in "The Battle of Bunker Hill" in 1911. Performed in "Monsieur" in 1911. Played The Dreamer in "An Old Sweetheart of Mine" in 1911. Performed in "A Thoroughbred" in 1911. Played Sir Andrew in "How Sir Andrew Lost His Vote" in 1911. Played Dalton - a British Soldier in "The Death of Nathan Hale" in 1911. Performed in "The Strike at the Mines" in 1911. Played Cardinal Richelieu in "The Three Musketeers: Part 2" in 1911. Played The Young Indian Brave in "The Story of the Indian Ledge" in 1911. Played Hon. Jack Penderberry in "Fog" in 1912. Played The King - Duke Humbert in "The Heir Apparent" in 1912. Played The Cowboy in "Please Remit" in 1912. Played Parmester - the Lawyer - Poet in "Her Face" in 1912. Played The Gentleman in "A Suffragette in Spite of Himself" in 1912. Played Thomas Jefferson in "The Close of the American Revolution" in 1912. Played The New Squire in "The New Squire" in 1912. Played Jim - The First To Pass By in "The Passer-By" in 1912. Played Mr. Thompson in "His Daughter" in 1912. Played The Old Millionaire in "An Old Appointment" in 1912. Played Tom in "Nerves and the Man" in 1912. Played Lt. Straker - the Conspirator in "A Letter to the Princess" in 1912. Played Lt. Straker in "A Clue to Her Parentage" in 1912. Performed in "A Man in the Making" in 1912. Played The Father in "The Boy and the Girl" in 1912. Played The Last Survivor in "The Yarn of the Nancy Belle" in 1912. Played Wainwright in "Eleanor Cuyler" in 1912. Performed in "The Insurgent Senator" in 1912. Played The Office Manager in "Their Hero" in 1912. Played Montague Teague aka Mr. Montague in "Martin Chuzzlewit" in 1912. Played President of the College in "A Funeral That Flashed in the Pan" in 1912. Played Mr. Graham - the Third Successful Suitor in "The Dumb Wooing" in 1912. Played Thomas Brainerd - the Old Soldier in "The Sunset Gun" in 1912. Played Blake in "More Precious Than Gold" in 1912. Played E.C. Brady - a Financier in "Politics and Love" in 1912. Played Lord Ronald in "Lady Clare" in 1912. Played The Rugged Old Farmer in "When She Was About Sixteen" in 1912. Played The Detective in "After Many Days" in 1912. Played The Tragedian in "The Angel and the Stranded Troupe" in 1912. Played Paul Le Grand - the Bohemian Artist in "The Portrait" in 1913. Played Walter Horton in "With the Eyes of the Blind" in 1913. Played Eric Barclay in "The Stroke of the Phoebus Eight" in 1913. Played Earl of Leicester in "Mary Stuart" in 1913. Played The Beggar in "The Gauntlets of Washington" in 1913. Played The King of Morania in "The Princess and the Man" in 1913. Played Captain West in "The Stolen Plans" in 1913. Played The Count in "The Heart of Valeska" in 1913. Played George Lee in "The Maid of Honor" in 1913. Played Capt. Ronald Courtney in "A Daughter of Romany" in 1913. Played John Carroll - Composer in "A Concerto for the Violin" in 1913. Played Yancey Goree - the Splendid Scapegrace in "A Splendid Scapegrace" in 1913. Played The Principal in "The Man He Might Have Been" in 1913. Played The Sleeping Descendant of the Duke in "An Unsullied Shield" in 1913. Played Old Luke in "Keepers of the Flock" in 1913. Played John Bolt in "While John Bolt Slept" in 1913. Played Capt. John Charter, U.S.A. in "The Long Way" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Man Who Disappeared" in 1914. Played Edward Thornton in "All for His Sake" in 1914. Played Young Lord Stranleigh in "The Premature Compromise" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Double Cross" in 1914. Performed in "The Blind Fiddler" in 1914. Played Count de Passy in "The Man of Destiny" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Living Dead" in 1914. Performed in "A Question of Hats and Gowns" in 1914. Played Peter Seabrooke in "On the Isle of Sarne" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "Face to Face" in 1914. Played Legitimate Actor in "The Drama of Heyville" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Gap" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "With His Hands" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Black Mask" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "The Light on the Wall" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "By the Aid of a Film" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "A Matter of Minutes" in 1914. Played Patrick Boyd in "The Pines of Lorey" in 1914. Played Detective Imbert in "The Necklace of Rameses" in 1914. Played Jack Morley in "The Antique Brooch" in 1914. Played Joe Gadsden in "The Man in the Street" in 1914. Played Prince Gautier de Severac in "Comedy and Tragedy" in 1914. Played Henry Clark - the Professor of Sanskrit in "When East Met West in Boston" in 1914. Played John Perriton in "A Hunted Animal" in 1914. Played Abdullah - the Brigand in "A Princess of the Desert" in 1914. Played The Ambassador in "The Impersonator" in 1914. Played Archduke of Lutzen in "The Colonel of the Red Hussars" in 1914. Played Lord Stranleigh in "A Theft in the Dark" in 1915. Played Robert Jardon in "Shadows from the Past" in 1915. Played Gerald Morgan in "His Convert" in 1915. Played Judge Jeffre in "The Man Who Could Not Sleep" in 1915. Played Clay Foster in "The Mystery of Room 13" in 1915. Played Eugene Aram in "Eugene Aram" in 1915. Played Ephraim Quixtus in "The Glory of Clementina" in 1915. Played Young Lord Stranleigh in "An Invitation and an Attack" in 1915. Played Hugh Whittaker in "The Destroying Angel" in 1915. Played Senator William Northrup in "Her Proper Place" in 1915. Played Radcliffe - a Union Officer in "Sally Castleton, Southerner" in 1915. Played John Matthais in "The Footlights of Fate" in 1916. Played Sir Denis Esmond in "Whom the Gods Destroy" in 1916. Performed in "The Fairy Godfather" in 1917. Played Raveau in "Babette" in 1917. Performed in "The Collie Market" in 1917. Played Gittens in "Builders of Castles" in 1917. Performed in "Satin and Calico" in 1917. Played Richard Carr in "Intrigue" in 1917. Played Kadir El Raschid in "The Sixteenth Wife" in 1917. Performed in "The Diary of a Puppy" in 1917. Played Andrew Bolton in "An Alabaster Box" in 1917. Played George Crosby in "The Last Sentence" in 1917. Performed in "A Spring Idyl" in 1917. Played Dr. Wolff in "The Girl of Today" in 1918. Played John Drene in "The Woman Between Friends" in 1918. Performed in "The Green God" in 1918. Played Stephen Lee in "The Thirteenth Chair" in 1919. Played Squire of Traise in "Kathleen Mavourneen" in 1919. Played Vasili Lazoff in "The New Moon" in 1919. Played Husband in "Blind Wives" in 1920. Played Prof. John Breede in "Miss 139" in 1921. Played Oswald Kane in "Footlights" in 1921. Played Charles Redding in "The Lights of New York" in 1922. Played Sir Allen Lombard in "Lucretia Lombard" in 1923. Played Fargo in "The Satin Girl" in 1923. Played John Linden in "Hoodman Blind" in 1923. Played Baron Regnard in "He Who Gets Slapped" in 1924. Played Sir John Killigrew in "The Sea Hawk" in 1924. Played Sir Malcolm Vernon in "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" in 1924. Played Stratini in "This Woman" in 1924. Played Luis Riccardi in "Three Miles Out" in 1924. Played Amos Ethridge in "The Goose Woman" in 1925. Played Mr. Wendover in "The Lady" in 1925. Played Prince Gabriel in "Graustark" in 1925. Played Morval Ruyland in "Siege" in 1925. Played Baron Rapp in "Kiki" in 1926. Played M.Fontenoy in "The Temptress" in 1926. Played Franz Garletz in "The Lucky Lady" in 1926. Played Count von Rhaden in "Flesh and the Devil" in 1926. Played Prince Karl in "The Love Thief" in 1926. Played Bancroft in "Man, Woman and Sin" in 1927. Played Henry Brierhalter in "The Taxi Dancer" in 1927. Played Drachano in "California" in 1927. Played Major Schoenboch in "Resurrection" in 1927. Played Lord Beverly in "The Whip" in 1928. Played Col. Luden in "Under the Black Eagle" in 1928. Played Archduke Peter in "Yellow Lily" in 1928. Played Col. Patterson in "Glorious Betsy" in 1928. Played Scrooge in 1910 "A Christmas Carol" in "The Great Christmas Movies" in 1998. Played Scrooge in "Christmas Around Atlanta" in 2012.
