HEY EVERYONE!!! Sweetest "T" in the South here with your weekly Jive! Have you seen the latest and greatest from Illinois? The most recent issue of Java Bachelor Pad Magazine just came out! Go here for more information: http://javasbachelorpad.com/ or you can always pick up the next issue with Syrens of the South at any of their shows and appearances!

And speaking of Illinois, did you all hear that the fabulous Miss Renea' le Roux will be doing some shows there, and in New York in the next few days? We just can't keep that philly still can we!?! Wish her a Bon Voyage and drier travels than what we have here in the city of Atlantis... I mean... Atlanta! Alright duckies, on to our weekly announcements!!!

SATURDAY:
1pm and 10pm:
THE SPOOKSHOW!!!

Date: Saturday, September 26, 2009
Time: 1:00pm - 11:55pm
Location: Plaza Theater
Street:
1049 Ponce de Leon Ave
City/Town:
Atlanta, GA

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Phone:
4048731939
Description
THE SILVER SCREAM SPOOK SHOW is a 30 minute live stage show filled with magic tricks, dancing girls, jokes, spectacle and frights! We follow it with a classic horror movie on actual 35mm film!

KIDS UNDER 12 FREE AT 1:00 MATINEE! EVERYONE ELSE ONLY $8. ALL TICKETS ARE $12 FOR THE 10:00 SHOW!

The second major addition to Toho Studios' giant-monster series after Gojira (aka Godzilla, 1954), was Rodan (or Radon), a giant pterodactyl whose wings create massive, destructive winds as it flies by. There are actually two of them in this film, mates who finally get together (after the traditional destruction of various Japanese cities) and die in an oddly touching lovers' death-swoon into an active volcano. The film's best sequence is the chilling opening, in which Rodan's egg is discovered in a cave by doomed miners. The first color film in the series, Ishiro Honda's effective thriller features some interesting special-effects work by Eiji Tsuburaya and was dubbed into English by actors including Keye Luke and future Star Trek crewman George Takei. ~ Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide


All the way from Alabama!

Little Tree Studios, Avondale Estates, GA- September 26th, 2009, 9pm - Come One, Come All and Join the Pink Box Burlesque and their Big Top Show! Live band, live performances.

Tempest Le Blanc and her Strong Man
Shimmy von Braun
Sunshine Devine
Foxy Renard
Mouse
Miss Kitt Belle Black
Mimi Amore
Rosalie Harlow
Mama Dixie and many more!

Live Band with band director Mr. Christopher!

Singing!
Dancing!
Tassels!
Comedy!
Amazing Feats of Sexy!

Tickets $10 at the door

littletreerehearsalstudios.com
pinkboxburlesque.com

Little Tree Studios
2842 Franklin Street
Avondale Estates, GA 30002

Contact:
Mama Dixie
pinkboxburlesque@gmail.com
Ph: 205 792 9565

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10pm:

Mon Cherie's Rockabilly Lounge!
With Special Guests: Syrens of the South
Flathead Mike & The Mercurys

Meet Mon Cherie's Pin-up Beauties and the DJ Spins a Psychobilly Freakout

$10 Cover

www.moncheriepresents.com

Start Time:
Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 10:00pm-3am

Location:
Masquerade (Purgatory)
Street:
695 North Ave, NE
City/Town:
Atlanta, GA


SUNDAY:

ABC's and 123's with Talloolah Love and Hepcat Mike!

12-2pm - “Pastie Making" with Talloolah Love

Talloolah Love teaches the fine art of making your own pasties! She will teach the practicalities of making, wearing and performing with pasties!

Many of the materials required will be provided with a $5 materials charge; however you are encouraged to bring needles, thread, and scissors. Each student will be going home with their very own pasties!

2-4pm “Hepcat’s Vaudeville: The Nickel Tour” with Hepcat Mike

Take the scenic route through vaudeville as Hepcat Mike (the illegitimate lovechild of Henny Youngman and Phyllis Diller) begins with early 19th century variety shows and continues the tour through polite early vaudeville, down dangerous back alleys of Burlesque, into the cinema which was both classical Vaudeville’s savior and doom. But fear not, the current neo-burlesque and vaudeville revival proves that everything old is new again. Want more? Hepcat gives the shortcuts to building your vaudeville library, with suggestions on texts for further reading and info on where to find the most jam-packed video archives for this important, ever-growing art form.

Disclaimer: Classes in the ABCs & 123s Class Series are $20 each or
$60 for a four class pass, a savings of $20. The classes do have a
minimum requirement, so please email syrensofthesouth@gmail.com by
5pm the Friday before the class. Class schedule is subject to change
due to availability.
Location: Syrens of the South Rehearsal Space at Little Tree Studios
2842 Franklin St
Avondale Estates, GA 30002

Keep it Fabulous Darlings!

Talloolah Love