Rhythm Show Program

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The G.A.A'. promises to*"'ent e rtain" you
cool-like, The radio .skit, that they
plan to give is chuck f ull o f surprises,
Toshiko "Indian" Tahara is writing the
script. We just can't wait.' By the
way, this is off the subject, but T0shi.~.
ko ' s- version of shuffle -hocky is s-trict-
ly her own. She holds her hccky stick
like   a  bat.
In . the     Hawaiian   scene,   Brush   'Aral
ano      his     boys,   the   Junior  High .  Trio ,
ftnd   tho  Junior  Highglee     club   will   give
out      with     their   enchanting   Island   Rhy-
.thm,. while   the   hula   is   danced. „
A   specialty   for  the   beys  in the   service  will'    be     presented.      We're   mighty _
proud   of. the   alumnae, of Aaache  Hi,   soon
to   be   soldiers   in  the   U.S.   Army,    t
.We   want   to   hand     out   another .bouquet
to  ; Miss  .  Klein--any.  particular   kincr"  of
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flowers ,   you     like,   Miss   Klein?      You're
doing   a   grand   job.
We've picked up things here and there
so that we can give you some data on
what's cooking tonight. It's the firs-t
all-star revue that we've had in Anache
and we promise a stupendously colossal,
super-duper program with plenty of excite m e nt.
--Andre/
--Jimmy
r  Takada,
K.onishi
TO THE   CAST !
The Rhythm .". Show will "be a success
for just one reason. Two-hundred., kicts
and. twelve teachers pitched in.and
worked' night and day to see it through.
It ■ has been your job and", my job, * It
has also been my pleasure, and I trust
your pleasure to get the show in order
and finished. I think this will prove
to us all that Anache .High School does
things as well- as, if not better than,
any  other   school in the good   ol' U.S.A.
Do you realize how we have put our'
show together bit by bit and piece by
piece from the . suggest ions of others
and from your own brand -of enthusiasm?
I think that we have, proved what I
have always known. We, can*, -dish it out
as   well   as   take^sffry   fv     \\
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Amachei,  Senior   High School is   thc   proud
owner of another Orson   We 11esa Mr.Robert
L.   George, director, producer, and   ma,ste-r
of   ceremonies   of  tonight's   SHOW.-'
Be-b     George,     as   this   al 1-round- man
likes     to   be   called,   claims   that   rhythm
been     in     his   blood   since   he  was*  a-
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has
mere     Infant,.   The      first      word   that- he
uttered   was   "Da-Da'l  From   this "brilliant *■
remark,     Bob   Gfcroge's   parents   knew  that'
they  had a child   prodigy, another Mozart.
As   the  years .passed,   this   amazing   chil'd   '
learned     how. to   say,    "da,, ,-, . da. . , .da ,da
..cta.da"     with  a  definite   rhythm   of   his
0 *?«.'•   The   brilliant   Career   of Mr*.   George
wa.s     now  established ,   and   he   was   on  his
way up   the   ladder   of   success.   He   participated     in     all     types   of   rhythm   shows
throughout      his   school   years   and   after,
always   being   a,n  ardent   vaudeville   fan.
"Have you ever tried to put a jig-saw
puzzle together that walked apart? If
no t, t ry put t i-ijg a rhyt hm sho w together" -
remarked Bob Gero'ge. Mr. Geo-rge has done
just that. His sense of humor, and- enthusiasm, will be evident throughout
t o n i ght ' s   s Ho w.
In     order     to   na.'kc   this   talent   revue
po s s ib1e,   oUr   p rod uc er-d i r ector-nas t e r-
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of-ceremonies   stayed   out   here   overtime,
working  all day  and   -all   night.    Standing
oil  his   head, he   direc   ed  the const ruet ion
o*& the   sta.ge ■ sett ingi >-ut   somehow   everything   didn't   qeilte-   suit   him.   After-making   several   al t erat ions in  the.   stage    setting,   the   stage  crew,  eagerly   awaited for
Mr.   George's   'approval.      Something     was
still   wrong.  .   Then  one   bright   member   of
the   stage     crdw     had     a   brilliant   idea.
Said   this   remarkable   person, "Mr.   George,
why   don't   you   stand   on   your   feet.   Maybe
everything   will   look   better   then."   Taking     this     ingenious     suggestion ,     Mr.
George   stood   right-side-up*   And   strangely,   everything   looked   satisfactory*