Lucite Cane - With Contour Grip Right Handle, this cane is designed to fit the hand like a glove for its palm grip handle. This lucite walking cane is very secure and comfortable, has a weight capacity of 250 pounds. This ergonomic Lucite cane is ideal for arthritis sufferers. It distributes weight across the entire palm. Height approx: 36 - 37 " . Feel the soft Touch. See All King of Canes Products.

Wood Cane - Black Stain. This Fritz handle cane was designed by a German count to make cane use by the arthritic sufferer more comfortable. This wooden cane has a weight capacity of 250 pounds, height 36-37 inches, and a solid wood handle and shaft.

 "Great cane design!" 2008-08-25
By warphead (California)
I have a cane like this one (and I'm going to buy another) and with arthritis I can verify that it really does distribute the weight across the hand in such a way as to reduce the pain quite a bit. When you're having a bad day it doesn't matter, everything hurts, but this does help.

King Cane;: the Story of Sugar in Hawaii

Pushbutton King Cobra Head Sword Cane KA2028

wooden Cane - Black stain. This traditional walking cane can be used in either right or left hand. This cane is also known as hospital cane. It is made in solid wood, weight capacity 250 pounds, height 36-37 inches.

Lumbar Cushion - Sand color, this lumbar support office chair back cushion helps the lumbar and sacral region of the spinal column. This Lumbar support helps to keep a good posture while sitting and also prevent to any kind of spinal column problems, it is ideal for those who work all day at the office. See All King Of Canes Products.

Cane Holder - solid wood . This elegant cane case helps to organizer your canes. It has wheels for the best convenience. This walking cane stand holds 23 canes.

Ruby Gentry

 "Hot Blooded but Flawed Tale of Backwoods Romance" 2005-03-05
By Nix Pix (Windsor, Ontario, Canada)
"Ruby Gentry" is one of a string of intense and fiery melodramas that remind me so well of the proliferation of night time soap operas that blossomed during the 1980s. This film stars Jennifer Jones at her sultry best as Ruby, a no-account white trash raised in the rugged swamplands. The flame of her dishonorable intentions is turned up at the first sight of rich and bo-hunky, Boake Tackman (Chalton Heston). Boake allows Ruby to get close to him but he never once considers their youthful dalliances anything more than slumming. When Boake enters into a marriage proposal with Tracy McAuliffe (Phyllis Avery), done more for community property than grand amour, Ruby dives head first into a love-less marriage of her own to Jim Gentry (Carl Malden). Jim's financial success allows Ruby to gussy herself into respectability which is short lived after a boating accident claims Jim's life. Ruby's lack of mourning arouses suspicion from the local town folk. More than a few eyebrows get raised when Ruby makes another passionate pitch for Boake's affections not long thereafter. Rejected by Boake once more - this time for her reputation rather than lack of money - Ruby's passion ignites into bitter sadism. She purposefully destroys Boake's farm. There is more to this sordid tale, but I'll stop short of giving away all the trade secrets.

MGM's DVD is rather impressive. The B&W picture exhibits a very nicely balanced gray scale with smooth, solid blacks and very clean whites. Age related artifacts are present throughout but do not distract. Some minor edge enhancement crops up but pixelization is kept to a minimum. Overall the picture will surely not disappoint. The audio is mono but more than adequate for a film of this vintage. There are no extras.