TALES OF LOHR: DANIEL DE VISÉ'S "THE BLUES BROTHERS"

On a deep dive into a legendary film comedy; plus, "Factory Roll Call" cozies up to Kelly

Sometimes, a new book hits your conscious awareness at exactly the moment at which you are primed to enjoy it most. This past April, thanks to the standout programming staff at Pittsburgh’s Row House Cinema, I took in my first-ever big-screen presentation of John Landis’ The Blues Brothers (1980), the coolly chaotic cinematic adventure starring John Bel…