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If you have ever wondered what my entertainment programs are all about, think "stand up comedy" for adults. I no longer do children's shows.
Back in 1946 I joined the American Guild of Variety Artists and became a professional emcee/entertainer. With few mightclubs in Indiana I played Elks, Eagles, Moose and American Legion Posts. Unless you are at least a full-fledged senior you may not know or remember that many private clubs had legal slot machines until 1953. This paid for their entertainment programs. So, I was entertaining many years before my days in television.
If you are an entertainment chairperson for your church, lodge or organization, I do a comedy program, along with audience participation and songs. My church programs are all based on Christian humor. Many shows feature my take-off on the American Idol TV show. Yes, you could become a star! My programs run an everage of 45 minutes.
I have a 12 minute video program of some old Harlow Three Stooges sketches, however I don't use it too often because of time limitations. If I have already been to your church or organization, I would appeciate coming back and including the video as part of the show. My program is fun and NOT silly slapstick left over from my Three Stooges days.
I only do adult programs now and do not do shows for children twelve and under except in a family setting. My audience is baby boomers and/or their senior parents. You might want to consider a December Christmas program or family program. I especially enjoy Mother/Daughter gatherings.
And, oh yes, I do programs for Red Hat Ladies.
I look forward to hearing from you and can be reached at 317/736-6140. I will make every effort to work within your budget.
Harlow Hickenlooper Documentary A film documentary is being produced on the life and career of Hal Fryar. If you have fond memories, video, audio or photographs we may possibly be able to use, please contact Steve Pyatte.
View short classic clips of Harlow from the
60's and 70's.Click here
