“…But my ears missed the orchestra, the music that completes this awesomely efficient Hallmark Greetings card. Longtime fans of the show will walk away disappointed — and demanding a rebate."
Thanks for jogging my memory on the 70’s Easter Show. As a 4 year old sitting way up in one of the higher mezzanines, I thought it quite hokey that one of the “organists” was actually a dummy. Actually, up until reading your post, I thought the dummy organist was just a false memory of mine. What were they thinking?
The only other thing I remember about the 1973 Easter show were the large (6 foot?) Easter Eggs on the choral staircases. They weren’t quite 3 dimentional and the footlights shone on the bottoms making patterns on the eggs.
Can anyone tell me what the 1970’s Easter show consisted of?
Re: Musician’s Strike/Lockout
An article from today’s New York post decrying the use of canned music.
http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/57238.htm
“…But my ears missed the orchestra, the music that completes this awesomely efficient Hallmark Greetings card. Longtime fans of the show will walk away disappointed — and demanding a rebate."
Vincent-
Thanks for jogging my memory on the 70’s Easter Show. As a 4 year old sitting way up in one of the higher mezzanines, I thought it quite hokey that one of the “organists” was actually a dummy. Actually, up until reading your post, I thought the dummy organist was just a false memory of mine. What were they thinking?
The only other thing I remember about the 1973 Easter show were the large (6 foot?) Easter Eggs on the choral staircases. They weren’t quite 3 dimentional and the footlights shone on the bottoms making patterns on the eggs.
Can anyone tell me what the 1970’s Easter show consisted of?