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Show Chair, Al Thorstenson, welcomes our guests. We
had a full house. We hope
to repeat this next year.
In full singing
mode, a little something for everyone, from "Dream" to the "New Ashmolean Marching Society...", etc.
Jim Sindt and Rob Alexander run one of the many raffles.
There is nothing like taking home a prize of some sort to make the evening even more enjoyable. That's our goal,a great night
out.
Asst. Director, Bernie Martin, gives it his best shot. Or
is he looking toward heaven for assistance? The Arlingtones
practice every Monday night, check out the last page for details.
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Elmer has always had a problem remembering instructions.This
time,- the wrong uniform. Maybe it has to do with the mind set of tenors, maybe he was dropped on his head as a child
, maybe...
Wrong uniform or not, Elmer gets in to the swing. 
The Chordmasters sang a couple then got the audience into it. Seems there are some verses to "Goodnight Irene"
that have never been heard before but we found them.
Hawaiian shirts? Did we sing any Hawaian songs? No but we did go from Africa to the South Pacific then back to the streets
of New York in one set. We are a very sophisticated and cosmopolitan bunch.
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Our director, Roger Turek, not only has the ability to to do his job but also
has an obvious enthusiasm for it.
The Spittunes sang a commercial typical of the radio era. It was not so typical in its suggested uses for Gillette razor
blades.
Ultrasound belts out a couple. Ever heard the words
euphomistical and eulogistical used in the same sentence? All kinds of wondrous things happen at our fall show.
An unexpected appearance of South Pacific's "Honeybuns" during our rendition of "There is
Nothing Like A Dame" was a pleasant surprise. At least I think it was pleasant,...actually I am not sure what it
was.
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"Honeybuns" (a.k.a. Al Thorstenson) ended
on Big Steve Cargill's lap. Why is it that the big guys get to have all the fun? You must be 21 or over to click this
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Chorducopia reminisces with a little doo-wopp
from the '50's. To see more pictures of 2009 Show, click here.
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The Spittunes bring a horse and a little western
music to the event. Something for everyone... |
