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The '''Rotary Club Show''' is a variety act put on by the [[Saranac | The '''Rotary Club Show''' is a variety act put on by the [[Saranac Lake Rotary Club|Saranac Lake Rotary Club]] as part of the Saranac Lake [[Winter Carnival]], starting in 1951. | ||
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Word comes that there are a few balcony seats still available for the Rotary show at the [[Pontiac | Word comes that there are a few balcony seats still available for the Rotary show at the [[Pontiac Theatre|Pontiac]] a week from tomorrow night, but that the orchestra has been completely sold out. Which is good news, because it's for a good cause, and the fellows have worked hard. The wives have, too. I rehearsed the ladies last night and got a terrific kick out of their skit. I'm sure that you will, too. Rehearsals scheduled for tonight are [[Tom Cantwell|Tom Cantwell]]'s group in the Hotel Saranac Ballroom at 7 p. m. and . . . John Laube's group at the Hi-School gym at 8:30 p. m. | ||
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The Rotary Club Show is a variety act put on by the Saranac Lake Rotary Club as part of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival, starting in 1951.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 31, 1952
Our Town
by Eddie Vogt
Word comes that there are a few balcony seats still available for the Rotary show at the Pontiac a week from tomorrow night, but that the orchestra has been completely sold out. Which is good news, because it's for a good cause, and the fellows have worked hard. The wives have, too. I rehearsed the ladies last night and got a terrific kick out of their skit. I'm sure that you will, too. Rehearsals scheduled for tonight are Tom Cantwell's group in the Hotel Saranac Ballroom at 7 p. m. and . . . John Laube's group at the Hi-School gym at 8:30 p. m.