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Edition 24, Volume 4
December 15, 2009 |
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Welcome to our Newsletter...
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Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Seasons Greetings to all and to all a GREAT VACATION!!
Come and enjoy your holiday season with us at the Jersey Shore...just CLICK HERE and find it all on our websites. Great Shows, Great Food, Great Accommodations, Great Christmas Gifts, Great Things To See and Do...What else do you need? We are waiting to make your Holiday Season a time to remember. Hop in The Great Vacation Sleigh and we will take you away!!! |
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Sincerely,
The Great Vacation Staff |
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Find a vacation rental now for 2010! Great Vacation News! We've changed the world for vacation property owners and vacationers. |
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Thank You For All Photo Contest Entries |
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| Discover Jersey Arts (DJA) has launched their state-wide People's Choice Awards this year. Out of all eligible DJA nominees, Cape May arts groups have secured some top category nominations! The People's Choice Awards are awarded by most individual votes and it would be awesome statewide recognition for Cape May if these arts groups WON these four categories! Best Theater/ Professional (Equity)...Cape May Stage (only professional Stage nomination in SJ!) Best Music Festival...Cape May Jazz Festival Best Film Festival...Cape May NJ State Film Festival Best Arts/Theater Camp...Cape May Stage "Summer Shakesperience" Please help and cast your vote now! Click the image above to vote. Voters can only vote once and voting ends January 19. |
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| Cape May Stage |
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| Ring in the holiday season at Cape May Stage! Now playing: Dec. 3 - 31: "O. Henry Christmas", two musical one-act plays that celebrate faith, hope, and sacrifice. (Performances run Thurs-Sun at 8PM, and Sat & Sun at 3PM) Join the theatre's family of season subscribers and be a part of an ever-growing audience, which enjoys all of Cape May Stage's productions at a valued savings! Call 609-884-1341 to subscribe over the phone. For information and reservations, (click here). |
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| East Lynne Theater helps the Food Closet and other December events | |
| On Thursday, November 12, at East Lynne Theater Company's only Cape May fundraising event in 2009, Robert J. LeMaire III (aka Bobby), was named the third recipient of the Historic Jackson Street Neighborhood Association Scholarship Fund (HJSNA) in the Name of Bob and Toni Green. This fund was started in the fall of 2006 with a generous $5,000.00 donation from HJSNA, in honor of the Greens, who first owned The Puffin on Jackson Street. Bob Green was at one time President of ELTC's Board, and Toni came up with the idea for "Tales of the Victorians." They currently live in Kentucky. The $300.00 Scholarship is slated for students from Cape May County, who are usually preparing to attend college, or are already into their first college year, and are majoring in theater or who have worked with ELTC. This year, the Board of Directors decided to give it to thirteen-year-old Bobby to help him to pay for his current classes in dance and gymnastics. He lives with his family in Cape May County and he and his father, Rob, and his sister, Sara have all worked for ELTC. Bobby is a familiar face to many of East Lynne's regular patrons. He first started attending rehearsals and productions in 2001 when Rob first performed with ELTC. The show was "The Dictator," and the LeMaire family have been involved with ELTC ever since. It was after Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth saw Bobby deliver the opening speech for ELTC's 2008 production of "Helpful Hints" at The Chalfonte Hotel, that she asked Bobby if he'd like to play the lead in an adaptation of O. Henry's "The Ransom of Red Chief." Bobby read the story, thought about it, and when he said "yes," Gayle began writing the script. Last year he was in his Middle Township Middle School's production of "Annie," and he recently performed in "It's a Wonderful Life" at Ocean City High School. Since he was helping out at ELTC's fundraiser, he was able to accept the check in person, with heartfelt thanks. And the Staff and Members of the Board of Trustees of the Equity professional, nonprofit, East Lynne Theater Company also give their heartfelt "thank yous" to everyone who attended and performed at the fundraiser; to those who were unable to attend but were thoughtful enough to send donations anyway; to Beth Eastman and The Inn of Cape May for help with housing ELTC guests and performers from NYC; and to Beth Eastman (again) and the staff at Aleathea's Restaurant for providing the venue and delicious food. Ticket prices cover only half of what it takes to run the company, which involves educational outreach, touring productions, and the Cape May mainstage season. For information and reservations, contact ELTC at 884-5898, or (click here). |
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 Photo is of Bobby LeMaire performing at East Lynne Theater Company's November Fundraiser. Photo credit: Marty McDonough |
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