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SUMMARY:A Tribute to a King: Elvis Presley
DESCRIPTION:On Sept. 9\, 1956\, more than 60 million people witnessed a young entertainer with gyrating hips and a honey-coated baritone voice croon his way into national consciousness on The Ed Sullivan Show. His rubbery legs spread wide apart\, head thrown carelessly back and mouth twitching\, it was apparent that this man was different. With an onstage persona that magnified unbridled sensuality and a versatile musical style which drew from rock and roll\, gospel\, blues\, country and pop\, Elvis Aaron Presley exuded charms that would make him the best-selling solo artist in the history of popular music.
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LOCATION:Project Independence\, 112 Exchange Street\, Middlebury\, VT\, 05753
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SUMMARY:Steps in Time: Fred Astaire
DESCRIPTION:Light on his feet\, Fred Astaire revolutionized the movie musical with his elegant and seemingly effortless dance style. He may have made dancing look easy\, but he was a well-known perfectionist\, and his work was the product of endless hours of practice. \nAstaire started performing as a child\, partnering up with his older sister Adele. The two toured the vaudeville circuit before making it to Broadway in 1917. Among their many productions the brother-sister team starred in the 1927 George and Ira Gershwin musical Funny Face. For all his early success\, though\, career in the movies eluded Astaire. He had done a screen test\, but he failed to attract any interest. A studio executive wrote at the time\, “Can’t sing. Can’t act. Slightly balding. Can dance a little.” He eventually appeared in 36 musical films.
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/steps-in-time-fred-astaire-4/
LOCATION:The Gables at East Mountain\, 200 Gables Place\, Rutland\, VT\, 05701\, United States
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