HDTF Presents The Drifters

PRESENTS

PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE PRESERVATION OF THE HISTORIC DESOTO THEATRE

Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation

September 20, 2014

“To lead a community effortto restore, maintain and

operate the DeSoto Theatreas a historical, cultural and

economic asset.”

Welcome to the Historic DeSoto Theatre. Thank you for attending tonight’sconcert, “This Magic Moment with The Drifters”, presented by the Historic DeSotoTheatre Foundation and State Mutual Insurance. This has been an exciting year for the Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation aswe have worked to fulfill the above mission statement and our promise to restorethis wonderful historic icon. With the help of strong partnerships the HDTF hasformed with the Fox Theatre Institute, an arm of the Fox Theatre dedicated to thepreservation of theatres, Rome Little Theatre, our resident theatre company andSeven Hills Fellowship, our neighbor church and friend who holds worshipservices in our auditorium on Sundays, we have made great strides. This year, weare also proud to announce new partnerships with Venuedog.com and the RomeArea Council for the Arts which have enabled us to expand the programming weare able to offer and bring more spectacular events to Rome. We have alsobenefited from the tireless work of many volunteers and from generous donationsfrom members and friends. A special thanks to HDTF Programming Chair, JimPowell, and Vice President, Michelle Picon who have worked tirelessly to fosterthese community relationships and build a coalition of support for the DeSoto.Additionally, tonight would not be possible without my friends, Ansley Saville andFran Bagley; the true ‘architects’ of “This Magic Moment.” Tonight, we are excited to present a much transformed auditorium from this timelast year. Those of you who joined us for the spectacular “Tam’s” Concert last fallremember that the very next day, we, along with help from the Rome LittleTheatre and many of our volunteer friends went to work unbolting and removingthe old seats from the auditorium. Those seats have been replaced with beautiful,historically accurate seats that pay homage to the theatre’s beginnings whileproviding all of the comforts of the 21st century. Pay special attention to the plaques that adorn the arms of many of the seats.Each plate bears the name of a patron or a loved one that has been memorializedby friends of the HDTF as part of our “Name a Seat” Campaign. Members of ourcommunity are embracing this unique way to help restore the DeSoto. Pleasetake time to visit our new concessions area, renovated lounge space and updatedrestrooms which have been made possible by the generous donations to thiscampaign. Our architects, designers, and builders have worked together to createspaces that have a classic art deco feel with a modern edge. I especially want tothank, HDTF board members, architect, Mark Cochran and contractor, DavidClonts, for lending their time and expertise to this phase of the renovations. We have many more plans in store for the theatre and we need continuedsupport from the community to make them possible. We look forward to workingwith you in achieving our mission.

Chris JacksonPresident, Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation

Message from the President

Friends of the DeSoto, Thank you for "This Magic Moment" and for yourongoing support of our DeSoto Theatre! The DeSotohas been an integral part of the Rome communitysince 1929. It has brought joy and entertainment tothe lives of many dedicated performers, volunteersand audience members over the decades. Being a part of the Foundation’s HOSTCOMMITTEES over the past four years has mademe realize how much we have accomplished. In thepast two years, we have completely refurbished therefreshments area, the new lounge, the two verylarge and wonderful men’s and ladies’ restrooms,and the auditorium. The new theater seats areexquisite, with more than 100 already named inmemory or honor of a loved one. I remember theDeSoto in its former glory ~ the same glory that isbeing revived once again through the help of donorslike you. The race is still on and I challenge each of you tofollow us to the end! While much has beencompleted, there is still much to accomplish. Stay apart of this wonderful landmark and continue tosupport our community through the growth andrestoration of the magnificent DeSoto Theatre.Thank you!

Fran Bagley

Message from the Event Chair2014 Board of DirectorsChris Jackson, [email protected]

Michelle Picon, [email protected]

Chuck Morris, [email protected]

Kimberly Prusakowski, [email protected]

John [email protected]

Steven [email protected]

Mark [email protected]

Paul [email protected]

David [email protected]

Chris [email protected]

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Jim [email protected]

Tracy Slack-HellriegelPrivate Event [email protected]

A big thank you to our

Mollie & Parke AveryFran & Harris BagleyMary Sib BanksJune BarronPatti & Mike BarronKay & John BarnettBambi & Bob BerryBess & George BosworthJoan & Paul BrockJanet & Bill ByingtonSuzanne & David ClontsMichelle & Mark CochranBeth & Lindsey CordellBrenda & Jim CraneLaura & Ken DavisPaul FergusonRuth & Ben ForresterAli & John FreemanSuzy & Pete GilbertNancy & George GoldinLynne & Paul GriffinDinky & Dan HanksVilla HizerEmily & Peter HjortSusan & Bob HortmanLaurie & Clint HubbardNancy & David Hunter

Esther & John HusserKatherine & Chris JacksonAnne & Mark KaiserHelen & Jim KeatenTommy LamLisa & Dick LandryBetty & Bob LedbetterKelley & Wright LedbetterAnita & Howard LowdenAlden & Armin MaierSue MannCarol & Murray McCannElizabeth & Ed MeierAnnette MorrisMichelle & Hector PiconCathy & Jim PowellKimberly & DavidPrusakowskiJamie & Steve SafiganAnsley & Dean SavilleWendy & Julius ShawPaige & Rick SwigerWes Walraven & Brian MooreMegan & JT WattersTerri & Tom WattersCheryl YanceyMolly & Dee Yancey

Host Committee

Citizens

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Silent Auction

Living & GivingLodge 210Bella LunaKathleen SmithsonCheryl YanceyLyons Bridge Farm -Wes Walraven & Brian MooreMel & Mimi’s

Kevin & Missy DillmonCathy and David DohrmannHal & Mimi RichardsFran & Harris BagleyTom & Beverly BeckCheryl YanceyTommy LamMary Sib Banks

HDTF would like to thank everyone who contributed to the Silent Auction.All proceeds benefit the restoration of our beloved DeSoto Theatre.

Jason G FordhamMemorial Endowment Fund

We are very pleased to announce the creation of theJason G. Fordham Memorial Endowment Fund.

Gifted by an individual who asked not to be identified, theJason G. Fordham Memorial Endowment Fund was es-tablished to honor the memory of Jason Fordham, whopassed away September 24, 2013, following a 4-yearbattle with cancer.

Jason was a supporter of the arts in Rome and FloydCounty, Georgia, particularly related to theatre and thepreservation of the Historic DeSoto Theatre and was amember of both the Rome Little Theatre Board of Direc-tors and the Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation Board,serving as president of the Rome Little Theatre Board ofDirectors from 2009-2011.

The designated purposes of the Jason G. Fordham Memorial Endowment Fund are:(a) to honor Jason Fordham’s contributions to theatre;(b) to serve as Jason Fordham’s legacy; and(c) to provide on-going support for Rome Little Theatre and the Historic DeSotoTheatre Foundation.

The income from the investment of monies in the Jason G. Fordham Memorial Endow-ment Fund will be equally divided between Rome Little Theatre and the Historic DeSotoTheatre Foundation to be used in whatever manner the individual organizations deemappropriate in support of the arts in Rome and Floyd County, Georgia.

In addition to the $100,000.00 initial donation to establish the Jason G. Fordham Memori-al Endowment Fund, both Rome Little Theatre and the Historic DeSoto Theatre Founda-tion gladly accept donations to the Endowment Fund to honor Jason’s legacy and hismany contributions to theatre as well as provide on-going support for Rome Little Theatreand the Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation.

Donations earmarked for the Jason G. Fordham Memorial Endowment Fund may besafely made at romelittletheatre.com or mailed to the Historic DeSoto Theatre, 530 BroadStreet, Rome, GA 30161.

The Drifter’s History Formed in 1953, The Drifters are a trend setting Rhythm & Blues groupwith numerous chart-topping hits to their credit. First entering Billboard's Top40 in June 1959 with “There Goes My Baby", The Drifters went all the way tothe number two position. The hits were non-stop as the Drifters rose inpopularity on Billboard's Top 40 on the Atlantic record label. In September of 1960, The Drifters hit again with, "Save the Last Dance forMe", a number one recording that spent fourteen weeks on Billboard's Top40. "Up on the Roof", made 1962 a memorable year followed in 1963 by theever-popular "On Broadway". In July of 1964 The Drifters entered the Top 40again with the unforgettable "Under the Boardwalk", a number four hit singlethat spent twelve weeks on the charts." The Drifters have played with many phenomenal groups, including TheTemptations and Four Tops. The Drifters have had a long list of singers:Clyde McPhatter, Bill Pinkney, brothers Gearheart Thrasher and AndrewThrasher, Ben E. King, Johnny Moore, Rudy Lewis, and Charlie Thomas.But of all their lead singers, Bennie Anderson is still singing today. Since their chart-topping days, Georgia Beach Band, The Drifters havecontinued to entertain thousands on the concert stage and at corporateevents and conventions from coast to coast. Combining their million sellinghits with current chart favorites, The Drifters leave audiences everywherefilled with nostalgia and hungry for more.

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Villa S. HizerDonated by Villa Hizer

In Memory ofThe Sulzbacher Family

Donated by Villa Hizer

Ann Arnold, DDA DirectorWith Appreciation, HDTFDonated by Historic DeSoto

Theatre Foundation

In Honor of Lynne GriffinDonated by A Friend

Lynne & Paul GriffinDonated by A Friend

In Honor of Paul Cooper GriffinDonated by Joe & Marti Walstad

O.C. LamFounder, DeSoto Theatre, 1929

Donated by Historic DeSotoTheatre Foundation

In Honor of Tommy LamDonated by

Molly & Dee Yancey

Tommy LamLove, Fran and CarolDonated by Fran Bagley

& Carol McCann

Suzanne T. ClontsDonated by David & Suzanne Clonts

David G. ClontsDonated by David & Suzanne Clonts

In Memory of Mary Hay EidsonBy The Eidson Family

Donated by Sylvia & Randy Eidson

Mary & Urs MaireDonated by Mary & Urs Maire

Dr. & Mrs. Chris KligoraDonated by Dr. & Mrs. Chris Kligora

Dr. & Mrs. Ralph HelserDonated by Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Helser

Dr. & Mrs. Ralph HelserDonated by Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Helser

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Benjamin BurtDonated by Fran & Harris Bagley

The Hubbard FamilyDonated by The Hubbard Family

The Hubbard FamilyDonated by The Hubbard Family

In Honor of Barbara W. AustinDonated by Barbara & Jim Austin

Contributed by Jim Austin, Jr.Donated by Barbara & Jim Austin

Dr. John BarnettMrs. Kay Barnett

Donated by Dr. & Mrs. John Barnett

Nicole & Todd WilliamsDonated by Nicole & Todd Williams

Anna BarnettDonated by Nicole & Todd Williams

Nash WilliamsDonated by Nicole & Todd Williams

Rebekah & Brandon WoodDonated by Rebekah & Brandon Wood

Aaron WoodDonated by Rebekah & Brandon Wood

Anna Sargent MillerDonated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Chris MillerDonated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Name A Seat Campaign Donors

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Name A Seat Campaign DonorsJenny Sargent

Donated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Will SargentDonated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Ruthann SargentDonated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Rick SargentDonated by Rick & Ruthann Sargent

Mark Cochran, Architect, HDTFDonated by Mark & Michelle Cochran

Michelle CochranDonated by Mark & Michelle Cochran

Rome International Film FestivalDonated by

Rome International Film Festival

Rome International Film FestivalDonated by

Rome International Film Festival

Wes WalravenLove, Cranes & Freemans

Donated by Brenda & Jim Crane,Ali & John Freeman

In Memory ofWesley C. Walraven, Sr.

Donated byWes Walraven & Brian Moore

Linda Walraven Donated by

Wes Walraven & Brian Moore

Wes Walraven & Brian MooreDonated by


Wes Walraven & Brian MooreDonated by


Georgia Power CompanyDonated by Georgia Power Company

In Memory ofElizabeth Kelley Watters

Donated by J.T. & Megan Watters

In Memory ofElizabeth Kelley Watters

Donated by J.T. & Megan Watters

Jeffrey & Shelly PellerDonated by Jeffrey & Shelly Peller

Jeffrey & Shelly PellerDonated by Jeffrey & Shelly Peller

Blanca & Raúl GonzálezDonated by Blanca & Raúl González

Dr. Martha L. TapiaDonated by Dr. Martha L. Tapia

In Memory of Dr. Felix C. Nora, Jr.Donated by Belen Nora

Virginia M. McChesneyDonated by Virginia M McChesney

Pat AdamsDonated by Pat & Colleen Adams

Colleen AdamsDonated by Pat & Colleen Adams

Don & Judy BarcikDonated by Don & Judy Barcik

Don & Judy BarcikDonated by Don & Judy Barcik

Bill SparksDonated by Bill & Betty Sparks

Betty SparksDonated by Bill & Betty Sparks

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Name A Seat Campaign DonorsFPC Medical Alliance 2013-2014

Donated byFloyd-Polk-Chattooga Medical Alliance

Elizabeth Warner HarbinDonated by Her Family

In Memory ofAngelique “Kiki” Petropole

Donated by Wright and Kelly Ledbetter

In Memory ofAngelique “Kiki” Petropole

Donated by Wright and Kelly Ledbetter

The Santoro FamilyDonated by The Santoro Family




Kimberly & David PrusakowskiDonated by

Kimberly & David Prusakowski

In Loving MemoryFather James A. Miceli

Donated by The Picon Family

In Honor of Betsy GoldinDonated by The Andrew Berry Family

In Honor of Eleanor GoldinDonated by The Andrew Berry Family

Will GoldinDonated by Nancy & George Goldin

John GoldinDonated by Nancy & George Goldin

Earl Dean Saville, Jr.Donated by Ansley & Dean Saville

Ansley Briley SavilleDonated by Ansley & Dean Saville

Nell Ansley BrileyDonated by Ansley & Dean Saville

Albert Cecil Briley, Jr.Donated by Ansley & Dean Saville

Barbara Brown BrileyDonated by Ansley & Dean Saville

In Memory of Debby BrownDonated by Mary & Tommy Ortwein

In Loving Memory ofMary C. Doherty

Birthday Gift for Mary OrtweinDonated by Tommy Ortwein,

Kathy & Kraig Ingalsbee,Mary Ann & Keith Long

In Memory ofBruce & Freda Hamler

Donated by Sue Lee

In Memory of Sherrie BaconDonated by Charles Griffin Conner

In Memory of Linda HomDonated by Dr. & Mrs. William H. Conner

In Honor of Charles Griffin ConnerDonated by Dr. & Mrs. William H. Conner

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. JacksonDonated by

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Jackson

Jackson & Cline FamiliesRLT & HDTF Since 1989

Donated byMr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Jackson

The Safigan FamilyDonated by Steve & Jamie Safigan

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The Safigan FamilyDonated by Steve & Jamie Safigan

In Honor of Christa JacksonDonated by Janet Byington

The McElhone FamilyDonated by P.J. & Stephanie McElhone

The Picón FamilyDonated by Héctor & Michelle Picón

The Picón FamilyDonated by Héctor & Michelle Picón

Mike & Margaret CregoDonated by Mike & Margaret Crego

Mike & Margaret CregoDonated by Mike & Margaret Crego

Susan Gilbert HarveyDonated by Susan & David Harvey

David HarveyDonated by Susan & David Harvey

Helen Harbin KeatenDonated by Jim & Helen Keaten

Jim KeatenDonated by Jim & Helen Keaten

GE FoundationPeggy & Gordon Leiter

Matching Gift by GE Foundation

GE FoundationPeggy & Gordon Leiter

Matching Gift by GE Foundation

Peggy & Gordon LeiterDonated by Peggy & Gordon Leiter

Peggy & Gordon LeiterDonated by Peggy & Gordon Leiter

Cathy & Jim PowellDonated by Jim and Cathy Powell

Melissa PowellDonated by Jim and Cathy Powell

Suzy & Pete GilbertDonated by Suzy & Pete Gilbert

Suzy & Pete GilbertDonated by Suzy & Pete Gilbert

In Memory ofJason Glen FordhamDonated by Jim Curry

A Gift From Jim CurryDonated by Jim Curry

In Memory ofRebecca B. RussellDonated by Jim Curry

In Memory ofDean Durbrow & Margrit Marks

Donated by R. Michael Keating

Chuck Morris & Megan KeatingDonated by Megan Keating

Chuck Morris & Megan KeatingDonated by Chuck Morris

Joni & Tom WannamakerDonated by Joni & Tom Wannamaker

Carol MurchlandDonated by Hilltop Rentals

Paul PierceDonated by Paul Pierce

Tracy & Jim HellriegelDonated by Tracy & Jim Hellriegel

Name A Seat Campaign Donors

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DeSoto Theatre History In early 1928 O. C. Lam, the owner of Lam Amusement Company, laid plans toconstruct a new movie theatre in downtown Rome, Georgia. Lam wanted to build amovie palace — a luxurious theatre modeled after New York’s Roxy. Lampurchased a section of prime real estate on the main street of downtown Rome for$50,000. The building’s exterior and Georgian interior stylishly housed a number of recentmovie palace innovations. Designed as a “talkie” theatre, it was the first venue inthe South to be designed and built for sound pictures. Rome’s new house boasted aVitaphone sound system. And, the theatre was heated and cooled by an innovativeblower-fan air conditioning and tubular boiler system. Additionally, the theatre wasequipped with state of the art fire safety equipment. Fitted with many exits, thetheatre could be emptied in two minutes. Lam named his new movie palace for Hernando DeSoto, who was thought bymany historians to have passed through the area that is now Rome in 1540. TheDeSoto was completed at a cost of $110,000 and opened in August of 1929. At thattime, the theatre seated well over 1000 patrons, making it one of the seven largestmovie venues in Georgia at the time. The theatre was an instant success and thepride of Rome. The DeSoto was one of the main sources of entertainment forNorthwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama for the next fifty years. In 1982, The DeSoto closed as a movie theatre, but soon reopened as the venuefor Rome’s local amateur theatre group. Now seating 498 patrons, the Rome LittleTheatre has staged dozens of plays in the 23 years it owned the DeSoto, and thetheatre is one of the venues for the annual Rome International Film Festival. TheDeSoto continues to be a source of entertainment in downtown Rome. The DeSotostill retains its Art-Deco marquee, French mirrored entrance hall, and Georgianinterior design. RLT deeded the facility to the Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation inorder to preserve and protect the building.

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FUND

Levels Amount

Ground Breaking $100 - $249 $ ________Foundation $250 - $499 $ ________Bricks & Mortar $500 - $999 $ ________Medallion $1000 & up $ ________

$ ___________Total amount enclosed:

2014-2015

Annual Membership Fund Contributors

MEDALLIONMr. & Mrs. Gordon LeiterEvie McNiece

BRICKS & MORTARSuzy & Pete GilbertSteve & Ceci KlassonCheryl YanceyHeritage First BankDarlington SchoolFine Arts Dept.

FOUNDATIONJ. Paul FergusonRahul & Ritu GargLyons J. HeymanPeter & Emily HjortCharles and Christa JacksonMichelle & Hector PiconRiver City BankStudio Siri

GROUND BREAKERPat and Colleen AdamsGena & Clinton AgnewFran & Harris Bagley

Fran & Rick BuiceRandy & Sandy DavisSue Anne Davidson-KalkusSylvia & Randy EidsonJohn & Ali FreemanLeo & Carol GrajzarGin & Steve GuntherDr. & Mrs. J Daniel Hanks, JrDiane & Banny HarbinVilla HizerJerry & Patsy HubbardNancy & David HunterCline & Jessica JacksonMary & John KirklandJoe & Claire MangravitiPenney MitchellMelanie MorrisMary & Tommy OrtweinDr. & Mrs. Cyrus ParsaDavid & Kimberly PrusakowskiHal & Mimi RichardsDr. & Mrs. Jim SantoroMr. & Mrs. Dean Saville, Jr.Bill & Betty SparksBarbara & Jo StegallBeth SummerJose Tan/ Caroline YaphockunMr. & Mrs. Fred TaylorJoel & Lynn Todino

as of September 11, 2014

MEDALLIONRome Little TheatreSuzy and Pete GilbertEvie McNiece

FOUNDATIONJohn and Kay BarnettDr. and Mrs. Stephen Klasson

BRICKS AND MORTARMike and Patti BarronMr. and Mrs. Charles Hight, Jr.Urs and Mary MaireMr. and Mrs. William Sparks

GROUND BREAKERDr. and Mrs. Pat AdamsJim and Barbara AustinBarbara and John BeninatoMelanie CaldwellRandy and Sandy Davis

Randy and Sylvia EidsonMarcy and Paul ErwinPaul FergusonLeo and Carol GrajzarGreene’s JewelersBrian and Heather HardVilla HizerPeter and Emily HjortDr. and Mrs. Robert HortmanMary and John KirklandDr. and Mrs. Charles MayDr. and Mrs. Toby MorganJeffrey and Shelly PellerGreg and Elaine PriceNathan RobertsMr. and Mrs. Steve SafiganDr. and Mrs. Joel TodinoDr. and Mrs. Joe Walstad

CONTRIBUTORSJane Wentworth

THANK YOU, HDTF 2013 MEMBERS!We wanted to thank our 2013 Annual Fund donors again, in case youmissed our thanks last year! HDTF support is growing by leaps andbounds. Our 2014 Annual Fund surpassed all of 2013 in both amountand number of members… in just the first two months of the campaign!

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The Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation would like tothank everyone who contributed to the success of this event

PATRONS’ PARTYSTEERING COMMITTEEFran Bagley, ChairAnsley SavilleMary Sib BanksM.J. ChisholmLaura DavisSuzy GilbertPATRONS’ PARTYSILENT AUCTIONCheryl YanceyKimberly PrusakowskiTommy LamDRIFTERSCONCERT LIAISONJim PowellINVITATIONSThe UPS Store

PUBLICITYJim PowellChris JacksonPROGRAMMegan KeatingMichelle PiconTICKETSMary OrtweinMegan KeatingSOUNDJames WillisLIGHTSChuck MorrisIN-KIND DONORSClassic Fare Catering at Berry College

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