Pajama Game opens at Kennedy High School Fremont
Kennedy School presents The Pajama Game at John F. Kennedy High School Fremont tonight at 7 p.m. for five more shows through May 14 16 and 18. Directed by David Motrons with Sam Espeseth musical supervision, the show portrays labor relations at the Sleep-Tite pajama factory in Iowa with Babe Williams and Sid Sirokin in starring roles.
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Satuday
MSJHS
John F. Kennedy High School
Fremont
P.m
Ance
David Motrons
Sam Espeseth
Iowa
Babe Williams
Sid Sirokin
Cecilia Chamberlain
Babe
Steve Evans
Sid
Yina Wheeler
Gladys
David Kalthoff
Hines
Lynn Shannon
Mable
John Hinkley
Myron Hasler
Jim Azeveda
Pres
George Abbott
Richard Bissell
Richard Adler
Jerry Ross
Mark
Kennedy High School
Charting 1960s hits list mixed with artists and titles
A dense OCR style catalog of song titles and artist names spanning classic rock pop and soul. Includes Ike Turner era tunes and numerous chart entries from the 1960s to early 1970s, with many pairs and fragments mashed together.
Teen Center Dance to Benefit Fremont Center
A rock dance and light show are set for Friday May 23 at the Newark Pavilion 6130 Thornton Ave Newark to raise funds for the Fremont Teen Center Walnut House 3087 Walnut Ave Fremont The event runs 8 p m to midnight with music by The People and The Chocolate Watch Band and a light show by Abercrombie Tickets are 2 25 with all proceeds supporting the center Bob McGowan director aims for the event to start a series and invites inquiries at 7920726.
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Newark Pavilion
Thornton Ave
Newark
Fremont
Chocolate Watch
Abercrombie
Newark Reserve Police
Walnut House
Walnut Ave
Pop Scene In Brief Highlights 1968 Music Moves
Carla Thomas and Jerry Butler record a solo commercial together. Jefferson Airplane releases a live Plastic Fantastic Lover from their current album. Judy Collins appears in American Shakespeare Festival’s Peer Gynt this summer. Bob Dylan’s Nashville Skyline sells a million dollars on release day. Islander Brothers Isley’s I’s Your Thing heads toward two million copies. Tina Turner rises with TV appearances and powerful live shows, plus two suggested albums Ike and Tina and Ike and Tina’s Greatest Hits. Phil Spector produces a Ronettes album, The Ronettes Featuring Veronica, a classic rock and roll landmark.
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Carla Thomas
Jerry Butler
Jefferson Airplane
Judy Collins
American Shakespeare Festival
Bob Dylan
Isley Brothers
Tina
Ike and
Blue Thumb
Ike and Tina
Phil Spector
Ronettes
Veronica
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Chuck Elliott
Nathan Detroit
Irvington High School
Front Row
Denise McNairy
Melissa Hall
Shauna Standing
Teresa Schwedel
Elaine DeCascilo
Danette O'Neil
Pam Crawford
Julie Roberts
Sue Bane
Julie Hagenback
Leri Pollard
Kennedy School
Aquarius
5Th Dimension
Hair— Cowsills
Isley Bros
Hawaii Five-7
Ventures
Booker T &Mg
Tommy James
the Boxer
Simon & Garfunkel
Crazy Elephant
Edwin Starr
Joe Semon
Gilarzan
Ray Stevens
Peppermeat
Rainbow
Mercy
Watts
Doors
Galveston
Glen Campbell
Ohio
Frank Sinatra
Vail
Bobby Vinton
Dianna Ross
Supremes
Spiral Staircase
Atlantis
Donovan
James A
Aretha Franklin
Dizzy
Tommy Roe
Sly & Family Stone
Grassroots
Earth Angel
Vogues
Brother Love
Neil Dia
Mary Hopkins
Edwin Hawkins
Grazin
Friends of Distinction
the Playground
Suste
Bob McGowan
The
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McGowan
By Richard Robinson
Tina Turner
Andy Williams
Smothers Brothers
Alabama
Newarkigh School
Tion
Albert Bryant
Michael Hathaway
Peggi Newsman
Rather Handa
Virginia Avila
Lance Morrison
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