East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-15
"a Acts Ready For Talent Show
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ToAwurd
Six Cups

Curtain time for the Seventh an
nual Kiwanis Talent Show is s
o'clock tomorrow night, Friday,
November 18th at Kirk Auditorium.
Featuring "a top acts and the
Kirk Junior High choir as the
grand finale, this 1856 edition of
the popular Kiwanis production
will have 43 contestants and 10
Kirk choir-members, total Of 153
youngsters participating.
Again this year, the master Of
I ceremonies will be the popular Rev.
J. Franklin McHendry. His efforts
in the show last year, well-received
then, merited him a return per-
formance. His will be the task to
introduce the various acts and turn
out a well-knit performance.
DR.. Marty LOTUS, Kiwanis Club
president, extends an invitation to
all to attend this years show, ex-
planning that the proceeds are to
stay in this locality to further boys
and girls youth projects sponsored
by the club. Tickets for the show
may be obtained from Kiwanians
or at the box office Friday evening
These "a acts comprise the finest
amateur talent available. They
were chosen by the talent commit
tee headed by Mr.. Kenneth Yer
million, and have been whipped into
final form by Miss Margery Shields
and Mr.. Al Martin. They repre-
sent both public and parochial
schools.
The Kirk Junior High Choir
which will complete the program
while the judges are busy selecting
the winners is under the capable
direction of Mrs. Ruth Honess.
The judges will be Tom Arm
strong, early morning disc jockey
at VICAR; Reg Merridew, for
merly program director of VICAR,
and H. H. Nunamaker, insurance
man. Theirs will be the tough and
unenviable task of selecting the top
six winners for the two age groups,
up to and including twelve years,
and from Is TO 19 years of age. In
addition, all contestants will re-
ceive certificates of participation.
Ticket sales have been directed
by committee chairman, Bill Halli-
day. General Chairman DR.. Louis
Edwards has had DR.. Ray Erick-
son and Dav Martinson as Adver-
tising committee co-chairman.
Other committees and their
chairmen are Patrons, James Bate
man; Stage Manager, Tom Multi
gan; Sound Engineer, Roy Nolff;
Program and Printing, Everett
Preston; House, Lou DeVito, and
Publicity, John A. Kiener.
The program:
ACTI
"Mr. Touchdown" by Markell
Londregan Dance Studio Nancy
Podmore. P atricia Londregan,
Kathleen n Londregan, Barbara
Knobb, Judy Clark
Accordion Solo-Beverly Abram-
czyk.
Two Pianos - Betsy Kroner,
Betty Glazer.
Impersonations-Sue Elconin.
Vocal Solo-Jane Wesley with
Linda Moore and Alyce Ellington
accompanying.
Soft Shoe, Tap-Sheila from
: bley.
2 Violin Solo-William Kelleher.
2 Scottish Dance-Kay Donaldson,
r Barbara Brown.
a Bells-Juanita Bechtel, Brenda
e Brenda Neff, Linda Parker, Betsy
n KRONER, Betsy Bayllis, Carol Kuz-
uik, Mary Ellen Mahr.
. Piano Solo-Pat Moore.
r "On Wheels"-Rosie Ball.
"Can-Can"-Gail and Gloria
Hoffmeyer.
: Tip Toe Thru the Tulips
Markell-Londregan Dance Studio
: Nancy Podmore, Patricia Londre-
, gan, Kathleen Londregan, Linda
: Loper, Marie Boyle, Mary Ellen
" Rheaume, Mary Ann Tissk, Dar-
: leen Lewis, jeanne Morehouse.)
Piano Solo-David Ralph.
Pantomime-Diana PEBBLES.
Marimba Solo-Abby Linhart.
Two Pianos-Judy CollOva and
4 Alyce Ellington.
n Vocal Solo-Carol Bandy.
: Tap Dance-Doris Eichler
It Piano Solo--Nancy Hodge.
:. Vocal Solo-Jane Ruuska, with
n Pat Moore, Jim Woehrman, Ron
l. Carmen.
e Irish Dance-Kathleen and Mary
Forristal.
S Modern Dance-Linda Johnson,
5 Nancy Molnar, Marsha Vogel,
E; jeanne Kapitsky, Bonita Pink,
Il Joan Culver.
Finale-Kirk Jr High Mixed
Choir.