The OFFICIAL ED-VED please play the SOUTH!!!

LukinFan

Mary the Theatre Ghost
Countless times over the past 50 years performers and employees at the Orpheum have noticed a little girl in a white dress and pigtails sitting in seat C-5, Box 5. Although her blank stare and ethereal appearance have upset some who have seen her, the little girl known as Mary has never disrupted a performance. In fact, it seems as though she adores the theatre.

One version of the story is that Mary was struck by a trolley, and was carried into the theatre where she soon died. An investigation by Dr. Lee Sutter's parapsychology class at University of Memphis alternatively suggested that the little girl actually died during a downtown accident and did not wander into the Orpheum until after her death.

Regardless of how she came to the theatre, she apparently enjoyed her new surroundings and the performances and has stayed as our guest for nearly 80 years!

release30

LukinFan wrote:

Play the South

Play Atlanta

Play The Tabernacle

Play the Fox Theatre

Play Memphis

Play the Orpheum

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LukinFan

Play the South

Play Atlanta

Play The Tabernacle

Play the Fox Theatre

Play Memphis

Play the Orpheum

LukinFan

Let's keep this bitch on the first page


Add Memphis

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LukinFan

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release30

....Or Tennessee....



http://www.ryman.com/


Some of the artists that have performed at the Ryman Auditorium:
This list is only a sampling of the various performers that have stood on the Ryman stage.
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Roy Acuff* Fruit Jar Drinkers* Dolly Parton*
Maude Adams Don Gibson* Anna Pavlova
Tori Amos Alma Gluck Adelini Patti
Bill Anderson* Betty Grable Norman Vincent Peale
Marian Anderson Martha Graham Minnie Pearl*
Eddy Arnold* Jose Greco Mary Pickford
Chet Atkins* Emmylou Harris Webb Pierce*
Gene Autry Hawkshaw Hawkins* Lily Pons
Erykah Badu George D. Hay* Tyrone Power
Ballet Russe with Nijinsky Helen Hayes Elvis Presley
Tallulah Bankhead Katharine Hepburn Ray Price*
Ethel Barrymore Bob Hope Jeanne Pruett*
Jeff Beck Indigo Girls Basil Rathbone
Sarah Bernhardt Chris Isaak Jim Reeves*
Jon Bon Jovi Stonewall Jackson* Keith Richards
Alessandro Bonci Spike Jones Tex Ritter*
Victor Borge Gully Jumpers* Marty Robbins*
Rod Brasfield* The Jordanaires* Roy Rogers
Fanny Brice Hellen Keller Will Rogers
James Brown Mark Knopfler Eleanor Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan Pee Wee King* Jeanie Seely*
The Byrds Lenny Kravitz Jean Shepard*
Emma Calve Fritz Kreisler Dinah Shore
Giuseppe Campanari Dorothy Lamour Ricky Skaggs*
George Carlin Jerry Lee Lewis Connie Smith*
Carter Family* Louvin Brothers* Hank Snow*
Enrico Caruso Lyle Lovett John Phillip Sousa
Johnny Cash* Bela Lugosi Bruce Springsteen
Carol Channing Loretta Lynn* Dr. Ralph Stanley
Charlie Chaplin Uncle Dave Macon* Stringbean*
Patsy Cline* Barbara Mandrell* Edward Strauss & Vienna Orchestra
Harry Connick Jr. Dave Matthews Strauss Festival with Oscar Strauss
Katherine Cornell New York Philharmonic Orchestra Rev. Billy Sunday
Crook Brothers* Metropolitan Opera Company Ernest Tubb*
Doris Day Chicago Orchestra with Theodore Thomas Grant Turner*
Neil Diamond John McCormack Rudolph Valentino
Little Jimmy Dickens* Jeanette MacDonald Vatican Choir
Isadora Duncan Giovanni Martinelli Vienna Boys Choir
Bob Dylan Harpo Marx Porter Wagoner*
Nelson Eddy Joni Mitchell Billy Walker*
Everly Brothers* Bill Monroe* Booker T. Washington
Douglas Fairbanks Rev. Dwight L. Moody Kitty Wells*
W.C. Fields George Morgan* Orson Welles
Fisk Jubilee Singers Helen Morgan Dottie West*
Flatt & Scruggs* Anne Murray Mae West
Tennessee Ernie Ford Jim Nabors Wilburn Brothers*
Whitey Ford* Carrie Nation Hank Williams Sr.*
Pete Fountain Willie Nelson Tammy Wynette*
Lefty Frizzell* New York Symphony Faron Young*
Nelly Furtado Buck Owens Neil Young
- Ignace Jan Paderewski


...Some pretty impressive names I'd say....Let's add ED-VED!!!!

WindNoSail

Cain's Ballroom....Chris Cornell, Kings of Leon, and Wolfmother all played there last year...excellent venue.

http://www.cainsballroom.com/

supersonicyears

House of Blues Orlando or Convention Center

LukinFan

TheBeach wrote:

House of Blues Orlando or Convention Center

great first post!


play the south

LukinFan

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LukinFan

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LukinFan

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markymark550

King47 wrote:

Come back to Asheville!! The Thomas Wolfe would be great. The Orange Peel would be better....as long as I can get a ticket!! More so Deerfeilds in Mills River, NC would be a perfect venue, one could only hope!! Still loved the show in San Diego!!! Honestly I would travel just about anywhere but with the limited seating/tickets at the excellent venues already booked it is damn near impossible. That dosen't mean I won't keep trying. But sure play the South!!! My anger can't be expresseed enough for all the scalping on EBay and other sites. At some point, and I know this is getting awat from the "play the south" point but, there was a movement against the rediciouls Ticketmaster charges but they don't hold a candle to what in happening online. Green Disease.

Orange Peel would be great!

Plus, Asheville would probably be the most receptive city in the South to his politics....

lamelucy

Eddie is doing his solo act in Toronto, Ontario, it went on sale at ten one day and TWO concerts were sold out before noon. Now i have these TicketsNow guys trying to sell at a staggeringly over-priced, inflated number. The lowest are $690.00, the highest $840.00. Hey I love the guy, but not THAT much. Anyone know where I can get a copy of Live "Black"??? Please!!! lamelucy

LukinFan

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ozarkcoolchic

LukinFan wrote:

Mary the Theatre Ghost
Countless times over the past 50 years performers and employees at the Orpheum have noticed a little girl in a white dress and pigtails sitting in seat C-5, Box 5. Although her blank stare and ethereal appearance have upset some who have seen her, the little girl known as Mary has never disrupted a performance. In fact, it seems as though she adores the theatre.

One version of the story is that Mary was struck by a trolley, and was carried into the theatre where she soon died. An investigation by Dr. Lee Sutter's parapsychology class at University of Memphis alternatively suggested that the little girl actually died during a downtown accident and did not wander into the Orpheum until after her death.

Regardless of how she came to the theatre, she apparently enjoyed her new surroundings and the performances and has stayed as our guest for nearly 80 years!

Interesting! I've never heard of her before. Oh, please play Memphis!!!!

LukinFan

ozarkcoolchic wrote:

Interesting! I've never heard of her before. Oh, please play Memphis!!!!

I thought it was pretty cool too- found it on their website.

play the south

LukinFan

play the south

play Atlanta

play Memphis

LukinFan

play the south

play Atlanta

play Memphis