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[George]

Are you involved with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?

No, but I really want to see it.

[TCB]

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[jan]

I saw Michael Crawford in Phantom here in LA on the first tour.  Fabulous!  And the the chandelier was right over our heads!  When it dropped, my mom ducked.

[TCB]

Are you involved with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?

No, but I really want to see it.

I understand they lost their director.

[TCB]

The chandelier in the Broadway production used to fall so slowly that you had to wait around after the curtain call to see it land.

[TCB]

I am curious to read about the new musical that BK saw.

[jan]

So, Tom, you dare me?  You think I'm afraid of an old man in a chair?  By the way, did you ever look into hotels in Seattle for me?

[George]

Are you involved with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?

No, but I really want to see it.

I understand they lost their director.

Not again!   A Christmas Story that I was in also lost our director.  He had a family member that he needed to take care of.

[TCB]

So, George, you didn’t eat at your parents’ house?

[TCB]

Are you involved with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?

No, but I really want to see it.

I understand they lost their director.

Not again!   A Christmas Story that I was in also lost our director.  He had a family member that he needed to take care of.

I heard this was creative differences.

[TCB]

So, Tom, you dare me?  You think I'm afraid of an old man in a chair?  By the way, did you ever look into hotels in Seattle for me?

Oh, I a so sorry.  I completely forgot.  When are you planning on visiting?

P.S.  Good one about the man in the chair!

[George]

So, George, you didn’t eat at your parents’ house?

I did, but not really that much, so I was not-full enough to have a second evening meal.

[George]

Are you involved with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?

No, but I really want to see it.

I understand they lost their director.

Not again!   A Christmas Story that I was in also lost our director.  He had a family member that he needed to take care of.

I heard this was creative differences.

That's too bad. 

[jan]

You know I bitch with love, right? 

Probably some time in May.

[George]

Morning, everyone.  How do you all get into HHW and/or know BK?

I posted this in November 2014 (and actually a couple of times before that):

About joining HHW, I was a fan of BK's when he was on the website that he started (and was ended by the bad stuff).  I don't remember exactly how I found HHW, but I started lurking and eventually joined in June of 2002.

[TCB]

jan, you can send me an IM about your Seattle plans if you would rather.

[George]

I also found this, my very first post from July (not June) of 2002:

Hello All,

I know it's late in the evening (do I get a prize for being the last post of the evening?), but this is my very first posting on this website: I am a chronic lurker and parenthetical user (I'm getting professional help). I would like to put in my two cents about the male and female non-theatrical singers...for no other reason than just because. I have been in love with the five singers of The Manhattan Transfer. Tim Hauser, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel (my favorite of the bunch), Laurel Masse (original member, left the group in 1979) and Cheryl Bentyne (in the group since 1979). Individually they each have a wonderful sense of musicianship and style, but put them together and watch out! Incredible singing. That's my two cents.

The CDs that I've been listening to lately: Elaine Stritch At Liberty (love it - listened to it twice in one day) and Thoroughly Modern Millie (like it - twice in one week).

Well, until the next time.

PS. I would like to personally thank Mr. Kimmel (and/or Mr. Bakalor) for knowing how to correctly spell "a lot," (or for at least knowing how to use a spellchecker). A website with which Mr. Kimmel is no longer affiliated, no longer spells it correctly and even the incorrect spellings aren't consistent. I've seen "allot" and "alot" a lot.

Posted by George @ 07/09/2002 11:01 PM PST

[TCB]

You know I bitch with love, right? 

Probably some time in May.

Right!   

[jan]

Tom and George, do either of you have theater work coming up?  I'd like to see it on my trip if you do.

[George]

Tom and George, do either of you have theater work coming up?  I'd like to see it on my trip if you do.

Right now, but nothing coming up...that I know of.

[TCB]

I also found this, my very first post from July (not June) of 2002:

Hello All,

I know it's late in the evening (do I get a prize for being the last post of the evening?), but this is my very first posting on this website: I am a chronic lurker and parenthetical user (I'm getting professional help). I would like to put in my two cents about the male and female non-theatrical singers...for no other reason than just because. I have been in love with the five singers of The Manhattan Transfer. Tim Hauser, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel (my favorite of the bunch), Laurel Masse (original member, left the group in 1979) and Cheryl Bentyne (in the group since 1979). Individually they each have a wonderful sense of musicianship and style, but put them together and watch out! Incredible singing. That's my two cents.

The CDs that I've been listening to lately: Elaine Stritch At Liberty (love it - listened to it twice in one day) and Thoroughly Modern Millie (like it - twice in one week).

Well, until the next time.

PS. I would like to personally thank Mr. Kimmel (and/or Mr. Bakalor) for knowing how to correctly spell "a lot," (or for at least knowing how to use a spellchecker). A website with which Mr. Kimmel is no longer affiliated, no longer spells it correctly and even the incorrect spellings aren't consistent. I've seen "allot" and "alot" a lot.

Posted by George @ 07/09/2002 11:01 PM PST

I thought it was alote.

[TCB]

Tom and George, do either of you have theater work coming up?  I'd like to see it on my trip if you do.

I have heard rumblings that some director was interested in casting me, but I haven’t heard any more about it.

[TCB]

George is the busy theater whore.

[jan]

Well, if you do, let me know.  Since I'm retired, I'm flexible in my time.

[George]

George is the busy theater whore.

And your point is....??

[jan]

So, that was George I saw on the corner swinging his pearls.

[TCB]

George is the busy theater whore.

And your point is....??

That was meant as high praise.

[George]

So, that was George I saw on the corner swinging his pearls.

Every chance I get!

[TCB]

I am fading in the stretch.  Hurry up with the notes, BK.

[TCB]

So, that was George I saw on the corner swinging his pearls.

ROTFLMAO!  😂