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Get your tap shoes out, your band together, lines memorized, and all talents perfected: “St. Joe’s Got Talent” is returning to town.
After last year’s success, the Allied Arts Council is proud to announce that Bob Shultz is the chair for the 2012 St. Joe’s Got Talent. Shultz is in his 10th year as the film critic for KQ2, and is also a writer for the bi-weekly paper “The Regular Joe.”
The Allied Arts Council is also proud to announce the 2012 Arts Fund co-chairs: Bridget Blevins, Nathan Byrne, and Mike Bracciano.
If you missed it last year, “St. Joe’s Got Talent” is the perfect place to showcase your talent. Whether your talent is singing, dancing, playing
an instrument, magic, or any talent, including underwater basket weaving (well maybe not that), St. Joe’s Got Talent is the place to shine, as long as you are not a professional.
Although last year’s St. Joe’s Got Talent was a huge success, the Allied Arts Council wants to make taping more accessible. Tapings are being held in January at Missouri Western State University, Word of Life Church, and Café Acoustic.
Taping begins January 14 at Word of Life Church starting at 1 p.m. Taping continues at Café Acoustic, on January 24, beginning at 7 p.m. You must be 21 or older to enter Café Acoustic. The final tapings are January 26 at Missouri Western State University starting at 6 p.m.
Like last year, there is no age limit, and groups are welcome to participate. You do not have to be from St. Joseph; everyone is encouraged to enter. To register, go online www.stjoearts.org,
download the entry form, attend one of the open tapings, and pay the $10 entry fee.
St. Joe’s Got Talent is a family event, so the Allied Arts Council does ask that your act or talent be family friendly. Please limit your performance to three minutes. Similar to last year, KQ2 will post the acts online where viewers can view and vote for their favorite acts.
The Allied Arts Council and KQ2 reserve
the right to refuse to post a submission online for any reason or for no reason at all, at their sole discretion.
On March 1 at 7:30 p.m., the top voted acts will perform live on the Missouri Theater stage. Each act will have up to five minutes to perform before judges and a live audience.
Two awards will be handed out: The Critics’ Award, to be determined by the judges; and the People’s Choice Award.
In This IssuePresident’s Chat 2about the aaC 2 saint Joe’s Got talent Cont. 3board of direCtors 3 Get to know the aaC staff 3what’s haPPeninG (Calendar) 4-5arts alerts 5art Classes 5arts oPPortunities 5sPotliGht- ChristoPher alexander 6artist reGistry database 6MeMorials 6trails west!® oPPortunities 7MeMbershiP Gifts 7donate to arts fund 8
“bringing arts and people together.”
Saint Joe’s Got Talent takes the stage again
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Since January is a time to set goals, this is a good time to mention that the Allied Arts staff and board are coming together to set some long range goals. This didn’t just start this month. Last fall, the board and staff came together on a Saturday morning to plan long-range goals. We were fortunate to have Dr. Mark Laney, executive director of Heartland Health facilitate the meeting. This helped to identify goals that the Council will work on and be measured by for the next 3-5 years.
We plan to focus on funding for the or-ganization, defining who we are, and
the allied arts CounCil of st. Joseph, Missouri exists “to bring arts and people together.” Founded in 1963, the Council is one of the oldest in the State of Missouri and is acknowledged statewide as an arts leader. In 1990, the City of St. Joseph designated the Allied Arts Council as the City’s official community arts agency. Operating with a staff of four and a volunteer base approaching 2,000, the Council takes the lead in our community in organizing, fund-raising, advocating, educating, and servicing the lo-cal arts community.
Organizational membership in the Council is open to non-profit agencies who provide arts related activities. Cur-rently sixteen arts and cultural agencies are members. As an umbrella agency, the Council assists with schedul-ing, funding, and marketing for all member agencies. The Council is also working with the City of St. Joseph to in-crease marketing for the major performing arts center in the city, the Missouri Theater.
The Council provides educational programs, art exhibits,and summer youth arts programs, as well as operating the annual Trails West!® arts festival.
allied arts CounCilwww.stJoearts.org
118 s. 8th street st. Joseph, Missouri 64501
phone: 816-233-0231fax: 816-233-6704
teresa fankhauser, exeCutive [email protected]
Cathy ketter, operations [email protected]
ashley spalding, Marketing [email protected]
ginger MontgoMery, [email protected]
About the Allied Arts Council...
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A chat with your President...serving the underserved. We also plan to measure how we achieve these goals.
A lot of hard work has gone into set-ting goals and once again it is help-ful to look at why the arts matter and why we work as an organization. The arts are important to our city because they impact the culture, the econo-my, education and the quality of life.
Impact Culture
Culture is probably a word thrown around a lot in the context of the arts. St. Joseph has a proud cultural heritage. We have a story and a heritage that be-longs to our city and our city alone. By promoting the arts, we help to preserve the culture and tell our story. The arts also give the community the imagination to continue the story.
Impact Economy
The arts impact the economy. The last study measuring this showed that in St. Joseph, Missouri, the arts have an 8.3 million dollar impact on the economy. Currently, the Allied Arts staff and volun-teers directed by Teresa Fankhauser are performing a study to get more current data of the arts impact on the economy.
I am optimistic that the arts’ impact on the economy will have grown. Stay tuned for the results.
Impact Education
Children educated in the arts show significant improvement in all areas of studies over students with no arts train-ing. In particular, the arts students show higher test scores in the subjects of math and science. They engage in less risky behavior and are more involved in the community. These students also have the imagination and ability to think outside the box, which are attractive qualities to future employers.
Impact Quality of Life
A vibrant arts community will attract business and talent to a community. The arts help make St. Joseph a place where people want to live and raise a family. The arts make people want to stay in the community.
- Alison Schieber
The winner of the Critics’ Award receives $250, and a chance to perform on the Family Stage or City Stage at the 20th year of Trails West!® in 2012.
To determine the People’s Choice Award there will be a jar for each contestant and the audience will cast their votes by putting money into the jar of their favorite contestant.
At the end of the night, the act with the most money wins the People’s Choice Award. The winner of the People’s Choice Award also receives $250. Bring your friends, family and entire fan club to vote for you. Don’t forget to remind them to bring their change, dollars, and checkbooks!
The evening of the event, the acts selected to perform live are responsible for providing their own load-in crew.
Admission for St. Joe’s Got Talent is $5 per person, and children 12 and under are free. All proceeds from the night’s event will benefit the Arts Fund
Campaign. The Arts Fund supports a wide variety of arts activities.
For a complete list of rules and details please visit www.stjoearts.org.
Now is the time to get those shoes shined, notes perfected, and all other talents ready.
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Getting to know the Allied Arts Council Staff: Ginger Montgomery
As soon as she walks into a room, the mood of the room just rises, and her face turns into a smile. Since October of 2010, the Allied Arts Council has been under the Texas charm of bookkeeper Ginger Montgomery.
A Texas born girl, Ginger has traveled the country with her family, each time finding a new home. Since marrying her husband, U.S. Air Force Major Jeff Montgomery, the Montgomery family has moved seven times in their fourteen-year marriage. Ginger counted how many times they had moved, and she couldn’t believe how often they moved in such a short time period.
While stationed in Utah at Hill Air Force Base, Ginger attended Weber State University and received an Accounting degree.
If you ever have a conversation with Ginger, you can immediately tell that her family and friends are where her heart is. Her nine-year-old daughter Erin and
her seven-year-old son Jackson gladly consume her days.
Being a Texas native, Ginger loves... loves the Dallas Cowboys. Jokingly she said, “When I was a little girl, I always dreamed of growing up to be a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader.” Although she might not admit it, somewhere hidden inside of her there’s a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader.
If she is not watching the Cowboys, or practicing all of her wild cheerleader moves, Ginger is reading, exercising, or being with her children.
If you are ever in the neighborhood, stop by the Allied Arts Council and meet Ginger, she’ll have a smile for you!
2011-12 allied arts CounCil board of direCtors
alison sChieber, President natalie redMond, 1st ViCe President
larry stobbs, 2nd ViCe President
brad sCott, treasurer
barb Connor, seCretary
Joanne andersonstaCey bradfordMark CoChran
John CoolMiChelle diazJaMes fisher
MarCy georgekevin griffin
Clark haMptongloria davis harris
dan hegeMankari holdsworth
karen JensensCott Johnson
evelyn Jordan-isaaCsdennis kaMp
gordon Mapleysandy Millerbyron MyersChris priCebob shultzray sissontoM sMith
larry stobbsdonna turk
shannen whiteCheryl wood
January 10pre-ConCert lunCh and leCture seriesAgency: Friends of the Symphonywww.saintjosephsymphony.org/Learn about the music and composers on the program for Chamber Concert II. 12:00 p.m., Whiskey Mansion816-233-7701$20
15ChaMber ConCertAgency: Saint Joseph Symphonywww.saintjosephsymphony.orgBeethoven: Quintet for Piano and Winds; Glick: The Klezmer’s Wedding; New Orleans Quintet; Poulenc: Sextet2 p.m. First Christian Church, 10th & Faraon, 816-233-7701$10-23
20CraCker house CoMedy dinner ClubAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatrewww.rrtstjoe.orgRobidoux Landing Playhouse will have the best young comedians from all around the country. Dinner 6 p.m.; Comedy 7:30 p.m., Robidoux Landing Playhouse 816-233-1778$15-32
21st. louis brassAgency: Performing Arts Association www.saintjosephperformingarts.org The Saint Louis Brass Quintet is one of America’s longest standing brass quintets. They play a variety of music from today’s composers to Baroque to Renaissance.8:00 p.m., Missouri Theatre 816-279-1225 $12-$32
21-february 26akMa annual MeMbership exhibitionAgency: AKMAwww.albrecht-kemper.orgShowcasing the talents of AKMA members, this annual exhibition is open to all current members or anyone who would like to become a member. AKMAOpening Reception Jan. 20, 4-7 p.m. 816-233-7003$1-5
21-april 8nora othiC & Jo stealeyAgency: Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Artwww.albrecht-kemper.orgOpening Reception Friday, January 20, 4-7 p.m.AKMA, 816-233-7003$1-5
31enseMble espanol spanish danCe theatre CoMpanyAgency: Robidoux Resident TheatreFlamenco dance comes to life with the finest Spanish dance company in America!7:30 p.m., Missouri Theatre816-233-1778$15-25
FEBRUARY2downtown noon ConCertJoin Rico McNeela for the First Thursday concert.12:10 p.m., First Presbyterian Church$3 donation
11Missoula Children’s theatre: the tortoise and the hareAgency: Performing Arts Associationwww.saintjosephperformingarts.org3:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m.816-279-1225$9 Adults; $6 Student/Child
7pre-ConCert lunCh & leCture seriesAgency: Friends of the Symphonywww.saintjosephysymphony.orgLearn about the music and composers on the program for Chamber Concert III “Valentine’s Concert.” 12:00 p.m., Benton Club 816-233-7701$20
10-12Chitty Chitty bang bangAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatre www.rrtstjoe.org Based on the 1968 MGM film, the music of this classic movie musical will fill the Missouri Theatre. Come fly with us in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!Fri-Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m., Missouri Theatre, 816-232-1778$9-20
12valentine’s ChaMber ConCertAgency: Saint Joseph Symphonywww.saintjosephsymphony.orgFeaturing Anthony Glise, Rico McNeela, James Kew, Haydn: Trio; Piazzolla: L’Histoire du Tango; Da Falla: Cinco Canciones Populaire; Handel/Halvorsen: Theme and Variations; Paganini: Terzetto2 p.m. Ashland UMC816-233-7701$10 student/child, $23 adults
12 M’arti gras at the akMaAgency: Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Artwww.albrecht-kemper.orgJoin us for a night of fun, fancy and revelry with plenty of masks, beads, a low country boil, and of course, the famous Hurricane cocktail.AKMA816-233-7003$35
14Murder to die for! a valentine’s Murder Mystery dinner theatreAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatrewww.rrtstjoe.orgThis is an unusual way to spend Valentines, but murder here is romantic! Grab a sweetheart and make a date for murder as you eat, drink and solve the “who-done-it!”6:30 p.m.816-232-1778$25
18 vienna boys ChoirPerforming Arts Association www.saintjosephperformingarts.org The Vienna Boys Choir has been a phenomenon of excellence and cultural presence for about 500 years. 8:00 PM, Missouri Theatre 816-279-1225 $12-$47
24CraCker house CoMedy dinner ClubAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatrewww.rrtstjoe.orgRobidoux Landing Playhouse will have the best young comedians from all around the country. Dinner 6:30 p.m., Comedy 7:30 p.m., Robidoux Landing Playhouse816-232-1778$15-32
28poetry out loud northwest regional CoMpetitionAgency: Allied Arts CouncilPoetry recitation competition.4:00 p.m., Troester Media Center, 3401 Renick816-233-0231, Free
What’s Happening...
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MARCH1sounds of the seasonJoin the First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary Choir & Handbell Ensemble, Jerry L. Anderson and Judy Long, directors, for the Sounds of the Season. 12:10 p.m., First Presbyterian Church$3 donation
1 st. Joe’s got talentAgency: Allied Arts CouncilTalent show fundraiser for the Arts Fund.7:30 p.m. Missouri Theater$5, Children 12 & under free
4- april 8regional high sChool art exhibitionAgency: Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Artwww.albrecht-kemper.orgOpening Reception Sunday Mar. 4, 1-4 p.m.AKMA, 816-233-7003$1-5
9take it to the liMit: eagles ConCert tributeAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatrewww.rrtstjoe.orgVoted the show of the year in Branson, the Eagles Tribute is coming to St. Joseph. This country rock band will take you on a 30 year journey of classic music that will have you rockin’ the night away.7:30 p.m.. Missouri Theatre, 816-232-1778$18 -$35
9-31on golden pondAgency: Robidoux Resident Theatrewww.rrtstjoe.orgThe American classic focuses on an aging couple, Ethel and Norman, who spend each summer at their home on the lake. Fri. & Sat. Dinner 6:30 p.m., Show 7:30 p.m.; Sun. Dinner 6:30 p.m., Show 2 p.m.; Robidoux Landing Playhouse816-232-1778$15-32
11Celebration of saCred MusiC Agency: American Guild of Organistswww.stjoearts.orgJoin AGO and organist Adam Brakel with the St. Joseph Chamber Choir for an afternoon of sacred music. 3 p.m. Christ Episcopal Church$5-10
17great day for the irish: a Murder Mystery for the green people in your life!Agency: Robidoux Resident TheatreA St. Patty’s Day Murder Mystery. With a traditional catered Irish meal, the murder mystery will make you glad you came!6:30 p.m. Robidoux Landing Playhouse$2518daMn yankeesAgency: Performing Arts Association www.saintjosephperformingarts.org Damn Yankees is the musical story of a baseball fanatic who sells his soul to the Devil to help his team win the pennant. 2 p.m., Missouri Theatre 816-279-1225Admission: $12-$57
22rhythM of the danCeAgency: Robidoux Resident TheatreAgency: www.rrtstjoe.orgThis two-hour dance and music extravaganza contains a wealth of Irish talent. This show is an inspiring epic, reliving the journey of the Irish Celtics throughout history. 7:30 p.m., Missouri Theatre816-232-1778$22-42
24saved by loveAgency: Saint Joseph Symphonywww.saintjosephsymphony.orgRimsky-Korsakov: Sheherazade; Wagner “Die frist ist um” from The Flying Dutchman, featuring Tim Hill, bass baritone; Bernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story7:30 p.m., Missouri Theater$10-43, student/child half price816-233-7701
25friend and faMily send offAgency: RiverSongwww.riversongchorus.comCome enjoy the Regional competition packages of both RiverSong and competing chapter quartets.3 p.m., Wyatt Park Christian Church816-343-4275Free
31Mad hatter tea potterAgency: AKMACome join a tea party complete with drinks, snacks, and the Mad Hatter himself. Children will make their own “Mad Hat” and parade around the museum.1-3 p.m., AKMA, 816-233-7003$15 per child, reservations required.
31pops and pastaAgency: Saint Joseph Community ChorusAnnual Benefit for MWSU Vocal Music Scholarship Fund.5:30 p.m., St. Francis Parish Center2618 Seneca, St. Joseph, MissouriFor ticket information please call 816-271-4420
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Art ClassesA list of upcoming art classes
for children and adults can be found at:
www.wi.missouriwestern.edu/artsPreregistration is required.
call 271-4106 for information.
Arts AlertsHave you signed up for
e-mail alerts from the Allied Arts Council?
Join our online arts community and stay up to date with local
arts activities and opportunities in the St. Joseph area.
Go to www.stjoearts.org and click on “Sign up for E-mail
Alerts” in the upper right hand corner of the homepage and fill out a short
questionnaire.
Also LIKE us on Facebook at “Allied Arts Council”
Arts Opportunities in St. JosephAlbrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
2818 Frederick Ave.www.albrecht-kemper.org
816-233-7003Mural painting for young adultsFor students, ages 9-14.February 1-15 (Wednesdays only)4:30-6:30 p.m. $35, includes supplies
adult waterColorFebruary 7- March 13 (Tuesdays only) 5:30-7:30 p.m.$45 members/ $60 non-members. A materials list will be provided at enrollment.
Media Mix-upStudents (ages 5-9) will make magnets, puppets, paper creations, and more. February 22 - March 7 (Wednesdays only) $35, includes supplies
Growing up in an arts family and arts community Christopher Alexander, a member of the artist database and Platte County High School’s accompanist, has been surrounded by art his entire life.
Starting in early elementary school Alexander started to teach himself to play piano. It was then that he began his love for the arts. “Learning to play the piano and compose music came out of the decision to teach myself. It worked for me to learn what I could do as a composer and pianist on my own terms before making the choice to improve those skills.”
“I began becoming a part of the community arts scene volunteering in productions with Robidoux Resident Theatre,” Alexander said, and he began to volunteer for multiple productions. Alexander said, “After my first production the summer before my senior year, I became hooked.”
When asked about his inspiration for his work Alexander knew
instantly where it comes from. “It is always gratifying to sit at a piano and just let my fingers carry me away with playing tunes almost out of nowhere. First and foremost, God and my faith are what bring me to music everyday.” Alexander went on to say how he always surrounds himself with music whether it is on his iPod or YouTube for inspiration.
Alexander has performed many places throughout the nation, including the Kansas City Music Hall; St. Joseph; Colden, NY; Brooklyn, NY; Newtown, MO; Van Wert, OH; and even British Columbia.
Alexander has many talents to offer to the community. On the registry database he lists his specialty area as performance arts, but with very eclectic tastes. His talents range from composing commissioned pieces, performance ensembles, and choral music; playing for or directing musical theatre productions, and providing background music for parties or other special events.
The Artist Registry database has many opportunities to contact local artists for your arts needs. Christopher Alexander is one of many artists to contact on the database. To find other artists visit www.stjoearts.org.
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Member Spotlight
You are planning an event, decorating a new room, or need a musician, but have no idea who to contact. All of these occasions are exactly why the Allied Arts Council created the Artist Registry Database.
The Artist Registry Database started last year, both for artists in the Northwest Missouri area to get their names out, and for people to find the perfect artist for their needs, and has been growing ever since.
The database includes names, addresses, and phone numbers for visual, performing, and literary artists. It also includes individuals and groups, as well as technical experts such as theater directors and visual arts judges. The Allied Arts Council not only wants to help people find that perfect artist, we also want to help artists make contact with clients. We encourage artists in Atchison, Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, DeKalb, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and
Worth counties in Missouri, and Doniphan and Atchison counties in Kansas, to register themselves at www.stjoearts.org/registry.asp so that people in the Northwest Missouri regional area can find them.
With the database, you can search for the perfect artist for your occasion, or stumble upon an artist to keep in mind for a project down the road. On top of that, the registry is free to join, and free to use!
Area Artists invited to join registry database
Memorial GiftsMembership Gifts
In memory of Florine YostTeresa Fankhauser &
Erich Uhlhorn
Memorial Gifts to the David H. Morton Memorial FundIn memory of Barkley Vineyard
Larry Lucas
Artist Registry Database Member: Christopher Alexander
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Trails West!® 2012 Artwork Competition
The Allied Arts Council is accepting entries for the 2012 Trails West!® artwork competition through February 3, 2012.
The winning artist will receive a $500.00 cash award. The winning artwork should embody the spirit of the Trails West!®
2012 theme: Celebrating 20 Years of Arts and Entertainment. It will become the visual identification, or “logo,” for Trails West!® 2012 and the property of the Allied Arts Council of St. Joseph Missouri, Inc.
The winning artwork will be featured on the festival button, merchandise, and promotional materials including posters, brochures, and billboards.
Entries must be received in the Allied
Arts office, 118 S. 8th, St. Joseph, MO 64501 by 5:00 p.m. February 3, 2012. Judging of entries will take place in February. Entrants will be notified when judging is completed. Winning artwork and artist will be announced to the media at a later date.
The complete rules and application form are available online at www.trailswest.org or call Ashley Spalding at the Allied Arts Council, 816-233-0231 to have an entry form mailed to you.
The festival dates are August 17-19, 2012. www.trailswest.org
Trails West!® 2012 Call for Fine Artists, Fine Crafters &
Food Vendors Trails West!® is accepting applications for Fine Artists, Fine Crafters and Food Vendors. For rules and entry information go to www.trailswest.org or call Ashley at 816-233-0231. Entry deadline for Fine Artists is April 11, Fine Crafters April 18, and Food Vendors April 25.
Gifts to the Allied Arts Council Membership DriveDr. and Mrs. Thomas Alderson Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Andres Eugene and Joan Bales John P. Barclay, Jr. Bob and Dolores Blair Stacey and Chad Bradford Dr. Jack Bridges Carl and Marian Bryan Nancy and Charles W. Clisbee Dan and Susan Colgan Barb and Dan ConnorJim and Helen Connors John and Pamala CoolMary Cornett Bobbie and Brian Cronk Richard and Barbara Crumley Mr. and Mrs. Larry DeShon Teresa Fankhauser & Erich Uhlhorn Anne and Rod Fletcher Marcy GeorgePatricia Boice & Lawrence Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gray Joe Gray Peter and Staci Gray Jo Anne and Marty Grey Marge Haage
Mr. and Mrs. Clark W. Hampton Mike and Janet Houston Deon and Karen Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Kamp Kay Karasek Meredith Katchen Brenda Keesaman Mary Korneman Dr. Sharon and Mr. Larry Kosek Dr. Mark Laney Pamela Lefler Jim and Suzanne Lehr David and Sandi Liechti Mrs. Stanley R. Lucas Dr. Gordon Mapley Carol and Russell Matt Mr. and Mrs. Denton Matteson Barbara Maxwell John and Josie McCarthy Mary McGarry Mr. W. K. Means Maxine J. Meyer Carol and Casey Meyers Sandy Miller Ginger and Jeff MontgomeryCarlos & Carol Moya
Mr. & Mrs. Byron MyersKrikor & Kaynoosh PartamianPerformance Plus Rehab Center Dr. and Mrs. Brent Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pitluck Natalie Redmond Helen Richards Mrs. Richard Rochambeau Cherish and Mike Sansonetti Keith J. and Alison Schieber Brad and Lisa Scott Dr. and Mrs. Ross Shuman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Spurgat St. Joseph PTA CouncilTerry and Trish Steinbecker Larry and Joyce Stobbs Bob and Mary Helen Stuber Susanne Teel Creath and Ann Thorne Mr. & Mrs. Duane Turk Don and Carole Vollintine Tama Wagner Rhea Williams-Carpentieri Cheryl and Lucy Wood John and Ali Wray
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