Tar Heel Talent Hunt grows statewide for eight years
High Point hosts the eighth Tar Heel Talent Search with auditions at Memorial Auditorium North Carolina youth ages 15 to 25 compete for 50 dollar savings bonds and a chance to appear on television Finalists will perform September 21 22 in High Point Mrs C G Mackintosh leads the program and notes the talent file includes magicians ventriloquists pantomimists comedians vocalists and dancers and reaches clubs across the state
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Robert Marks
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Woman’s Club
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
U. S
North Carolina Federation of Woman’s Clubs
C. G. Mackintosh
Greenway Dr
North Carolina Federation
Talent Search Launches Careers For Young Performers
Judy Baylin of Winston-Salem placed in the top twenty twice in Tar Heel Talent Search and Con tests, touring the South Pacific and Europe with a 26-member troupe and earning admission to Pasadena College of Theatrical Arts. She later appeared on television, modeled, acted in two films, and works a August dance program at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Gloria Rupprecht, also a pantomimist, won Miss Indiana and placed in Miss America talent. Alyce Ashburn of Winston-Salem earned three consecutive runner up finishes and holds Miss 82nd Airborne title, later reigning at All American Convention in Boston. Jimmy Hedgcock, a High Point winner, pursues voice study with a Guilford College recital, and summers as a Singing Waiter at Farmhouse in Blowing Rock. Carolyn Conrad won a voice scholarship.
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Judy Baylin
Winston-Salem
South Pacific
Europe
Pasadena College of Theatrial Arts
New York
Doris Day
Rock Hudson
SS USA
Alyce Ashburn
Winston - Salem
North Carolina
Boston
Guilford College
Jimmy Hedgecock
Blowing Rock
Carolyn Conrad
High Point Col
Dancers Compete In Tar Heel Talent Search Saturday
A Thomasville girl Kay Lamberth and a Greensboro contestant Martha McGee join Tar Heel Talent Search acts. Lamberth, 17, on verge of Meredith College, studies dance with June Taylor School and Arthur Murray and performs in Bye Bye Birdie. Martha McGee, 19, acrobatic dancer, Miss Guilford County Dairy Princess, also to appear. Aubrey Flynt Jr. and Betsy Wall noted for comedy and singing.
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Thomasville
Greensboro
Kay Lambeth
Salem Academy
Meredith College
June Taylor
Charlotte Music Theater
Martha McGee
Guilford County
Martha
Keeping Eye On Weather Is Their Full-Time Job
Floyd Pate, meteorologist in charge of the Greensboro High Point weather bureau, notes public reliance on forecasts and explains modern techniques, instruments, and 24 hour operations at Friendship station. The article discusses radiosondes, ceilometers, radiotheodolite use, and the bureau’s role in aviation and national networks.
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Joe Rawley
Weather Bureau
Mrs. Wells’ Ouse
Floyd Pate
Greensboro-High Point
Friendship
Pate
Greensboro - High Point
U. S. Department of Commerce
Emerson Dickey
Tarzan Mahoney flirts with fans in Bristol brash humor
TV Tarzan Mahoney aka Derringer teased by auto race reporter Bob Hoffman in Bristol as he autographs for Hoffman's son. The encounter included a playful note to a waitress Shirley and a breakfast quip. Two High Point toddlers announce a new brother during a hospital visit. A pint sized hernia surgery causes family drama before stitches finally come out.
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Jock Mahoney
Yancey Derringer
Tarzan
Tarz
Enterprise
Bob Hoffman
Bristol
Tenn
Bob
Mahoney
Derringer
Tarzat
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Gloria Rupprecht
Tar Heel
Aubrey Flynt Jr
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Betsy Wall
College Village
World
United States
Secks Theodolite
Lyne Holcombe
Ol’ Tarz
Shirley
Grandpop
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