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New winter attraction coming in Branson By K.D. Michaels, Staff Writer A leader in Branson entertainment, The Track Family Fun Park is bringing a new type of winter fun to Branson. The Track is teaming up with The Holidays on Ice to open an ice rink next to the Branson Ferris Wheel. The new attraction, set to open in November, will be 7,200 square feet in size, the same size as New York City’s Rockefeller Center ice rink. The oval-shaped outdoor rink will measure 72 feet by 100 feet. “We are excited to welcome The Holidays on Ice to Branson,” said The Track Family Fun Park’s co-owner and CEO Craig Wescott, adding that the opening of the new ice rink is the result of the efforts of many. “We are thrilled to provide such a wonderful location for Branson residents and visitors to gather this Christmas season!” According to Rich Yakkey of The Holidays on Ice, Branson was an easy choice when searching for a place to open the ice rink. “Our goal is for people to have unique memories and holiday experiences,” said Yakkey. “We look forward to adding ice skating to what Branson and The Track Family Fun Park currently offer to
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Submitted to Branson Globe Branson Firefighters would like to remind residents to not only to set your clocks back this weekend but to also change the batteries in all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. The official time change occurs at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, 2020, and is a great biannual reminder to change batteries in your lifesaving devices. SEE CLOCKS, PAGE 12
Branson Globe offices move to new location Ice skating rink coming to Branson this winter.
create holiday memories.” The location of the new iceskating rink will be 3325 West 76 Country Boulevard, next to the Branson Ferris Wheel. Hours of operation will be based on the weather, but it is anticipated that the rink will be open both day
and night, with a unique lighting display set to Christmas music adding to the excitement each evening. Branson’s ice rink is scheduled to open in mid-November and will remain open until the new year, or longer.
Effective November 1, the offices of the Branson Globe have a new location. The new physical address is 2460 S. Business 65, Suite 106, Hollister, MO 65672. The mailing address is P.O. Box 652, Hollister, MO 65673. The phone number 417-334-9100 - is unchanged.
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College of the Ozarks, The Keeter Center earn 2020 TripAdvisor® Travelers’ Choice Awards
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POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — The Keeter Center and Dobyns Dining Room restaurant at College of the Ozarks have been recognized for the 2020 TripAdvisor®️ Travelers’ Choice™ Awards for hotels and restaurants. This marks the sixth consecutive year that The
Keeter Center and Dobyns Dining Room have been honored. College of the Ozarks also received a 2020 TripAdvisor®️ Travelers’ Choice Award, along with the Ralph Foster Museum and the Hoge Greenhouses. College of the Ozarks contin-
ues to receive high praise from the plethora of positive reviews on TripAdvisor®️. The College is lauded on the TripAdvisor website as being more than just a college. They describe it as a destination with tons of family-friendly activities including two museums, an old-fashioned grist mill, fruitcake and jelly kitchen, greenhouses, and a stained glass studio. “Our students and staff strive to exceed expectations and create truly remarkable hospitality experiences for guests of The Keeter Center,” said Mollie Crawford, director of sales and marketing. “We understand that many guests take into consideration the reviews of hotels online before choosing where to stay.” According to TripAdvisor®️, the results are based on reviews prior to any changes caused by the pandemic. Award winners are known for consistently receiving great
traveler/diner feedback, placing them in the top 10 percent of hospitality businesses around the globe. “Winners of the 2020 Travelers’ Choice Awards should be proud of this distinguished recognition,” said Kanika Soni, chief commercial officer at TripAdvisor®️. “Although it’s been a challenging year for travel and hospitality, we want to celebrate our partners’ achievements. Award winners are beloved for their exceptional service and quality. Not only are these winners well-deserving, but they are also a great source of inspiration for travelers/diners as the world begins to venture out again.” The Keeter Center Curbside The Keeter Center now offers curbside service for Dobyns Dining Room restaurant. Food lovers choose from lunch and dinner menu selections that highlight the
traditional farm-to-fork cuisine for which the restaurant is known. Dobyns Dining Room is excited to welcome students back and to offer curbside service for lunch and dinner menu options. Curbside pickup is simple and convenient with an online ordering process. The Keeter Center is offering specialty items in addition to menu options for order and pickup. These items include specialty groceries raised on campus (milk, meats, fruit spreads, and Edwards Mill products); coffee shop items, including signature lattes and espresso; bakery items such as freshly baked breads; and homemade ice cream from Nettie Marie’s Creamery, available by the cup or by the pint. More about TripAdvisor® TripAdvisor®️ has highlighted the world’s top properties based SEE AWARDS, PAGE 3
COVID-19 in Stone and Taney counties, by the numbers: (As of 10/28/2020. Data provided by TCHD and SCHD websites) CONFIRMED POSITIVE CASES TANEY COUNTY 1,316 STONE COUNTY 778
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The guests of the Keeter Center Lodge experience remarkable hospitality. (Special to Branson Globe)
Dobyns Dining Room offers curbside service of their traditional farm-tofork cuisine. (Special to Branson Globe)
on the millions of reviews and opinions collected in a single year from travelers around the globe. Winners were identified in the categories of Top Hotels, Luxury, Bargain, Small, Service, B&Bs and Inns, Romance, and Family. The hallmarks of Travelers’ Choice hotel winners are remarkable service, value, and quality. “TripAdvisor®️ is one of the most well-known platforms for hotel reviews, and we are delighted to be recognized as a 2020 Travelers’ Choice award recipient from TripAdvisor®️,” Crawford said. “This is all due to the excellent reviews submitted by our guests. We want to convey how grateful we are that our guests take the time to express, sometimes at great lengths, their extreme appreciation for the hardworking students of College of the Ozarks.” TripAdvisor® is the world’s largest travel site, enabling travelers to unleash the potential of every trip. TripAdvisor®️ offers advice from millions of travelers and a wide variety of travel choices and planning features with seamless links to booking tools that check hundreds of websites to find the best hotel prices. TripAdvisor®️ branded sites make up the largest travel community in the world, reaching 390 million SEE AWARDS, PAGE 5
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Pets of the Week Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Reeds Spring
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KIT is a 10-month-old male. He was found as a stray and was pretty skittish at first but he has done a 180 degree turn and is friendly and relaxed. He is very pretty and such a great cat. Come by the shelter and meet this guy. You could be a good fit.
ROCKY is a 7-month-old male Labrador Retriever mix. His owners are moving and couldn’t take him. This guy is a very good dog and listens well. He would do better in a home with no children and will be a great companion on your evening walks.
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average monthly unique visitors, and reached 435 million reviews and opinions covering 6.8 million accommodations, restaurants, and attractions. The sites operate in 49 markets worldwide. TripAdvisor®️: Know better. Book better. Go better.
To see TripAdvisor®️ traveler reviews and opinions, go to https://www.tripadvisor.com/ and search for College of the Ozarks, KC Dobyns Dining Hall, Keeter Center Lodge, Ralph Foster Museum, and Hoge Greenhouses. Travelers can also follow the conversation on Twitter at #travelerschoice.
The Ralph Foster Museum offers extensive collections of unique Ozarks’ culture. (Special to Branson Globe)
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Dear Branson Community, October is almost gone, and I am looking forward to a busy, productive, and thankful November starting with the lighting of Christmas decorations around the city, national elections on the 3rd, Veterans Homecoming Week 5th-11th, and Thanksgiving on the 26th. I love this time of the year. May we all welcome the 2020 Branson Crappie Expo & Mr. Crappie Classic Tournament to Branson this weekend. This should be a great event in the Branson Convention Center and Table Rock Lake State Park. For additional information on this event, see the Branson Chamber of Commerce website. We conducted a regular Board of Aldermen meeting this past Tuesday. It was a very productive meeting. As always, you can see the agenda for that meeting as well as watch a replay of that meeting in the “Agendas & Minutes” section on the City’s website, www.bransonmo.gov. I would like to congratulate Elevate Branson for receiving a new tiny home sponsorship this week. In a nice ceremony on Wednesday, it celebrated the sponsorship in honor of a U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam veteran. As we ramp up for Veterans Homecoming Week, I would also like to congratulate the newly activated Branson Veter-
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ans of America 913. This group is the former Branson Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 913. In a meeting last month, they went through the formal process to increase their focus on veterans from all eras of service with the goal of sustaining
a history of service to the community, veterans, and their families. We wish you great success and growth. The City is continuing to prepare to move its recycling equipment to Taney County. Recent work at the Taney County Transfer Station includes modification of the dock and electrical work for the new center. While Taney continues its work, we have had our center temporarily reopened for a month now and in that time, we average 46 users a day with 26% of the users being City of Branson residents and 74% coming from the surrounding cities, counties, and states. I ask that we all emphasize traffic safety this time of the year. With all the tourists and
guests in town, construction projects, and potential slippery weather, it is important for us to stay even more focused on the pedestrian and vehicular traffic on our city streets. Speaking of streets, our Public Works & Engineering Department does an outstanding job of maintaining our 255 lane miles of roads and right of ways and keeps them as safe as possible. They also maintain approximately 4,000 signs throughout town and maintain our street signals. For those who pray, please continue to pray for City staff and the Board of Aldermen. Please stay positive and be thankful for living in the best city in America. Thank you for letting me serve you. Mayor Edd Akers
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Rally planned November 8 at Faith & Wisdom Church Submitted to Branson Globe Dr. Cecil Todd will lead a rally entitled “Lord, Heal Our Land” at Faith & Wisdom Church on Sunday, November 8 at 10:30 a.m. Faith & Wisdom Church is located at 3950 Green Mountain Drive in Branson. The rally is free and open to the public. According to Pastor Carol McSpadden of Faith & Wisdom Church, “the purpose of the special service is to call America to repentance and prayer, beginning with our church, and to help bring healing to our beloved country.” Special honor and recognition will be given to all veterans who attend the service. Todd, founder and president of Revival Fires Ministry in
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and seating is on a first-come basis. The celebration is just one of several events that the BVTF hosts during Veterans Homecoming Week. Ballparks of America, 1000 Pat Nash Drive, Buildings 2-3, becomes Veterans Village, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. November 5-10. On specified days at the Village, WWII and Korean veterans are honored in the Day Room and Mess Hall. Those who served during WWII gather on Nov. 6. Korean War veterans will be recognized on Nov. 8. On each of those days the veterans will be asked to share personal stories in the Day Room. Veterans, on the day when their group is honored, will be escorted and seated for their free lunch in the Mess Hall at noon.
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Veterans eat a free meal from area restaurants in the Veterans Village Mess Hall 11:30 to 1 p.m. Dinner in the Mess Hall is $6 for nonveterans. (Photo by Brenda Meadows)
U.S. Army Veteran Janice Martin will be featured in the Vets for Vets Celebration Show, 2 p.m. on Nov. 5 in the Star Theater, 3750 W. 76 Country Blvd.
keeps them from sharing their stories or joining in the live music singalongs. Some veterans even wear their uniforms. They come in wheelchairs, use the aid of a walker, or are escorted by family members. There have been veterans reunited with others they had not seen since they served together. Many say they come back to spend time with people who have become “like family.” For 2020, a couple of the activities have been modified due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But, the BVTF will be there at its annual Veterans Village to celebrate. The BVTF will adhere to all COVID-19 safety regulations. Hours for Veterans Village Day Room, Vendor Village and Mess Hall Nov. 5-10, are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The BVTF is a 501(c) organization; go to bransonveterans.com.
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By K.D. Michaels, Staff Writer Most visitors to Susan Abar’s shop in Branson’s Grand Village hear the story of the woman who began The Copper Coin. It is the story of a woman who had breast cancer and while recovering from that surgery was given a new diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. It is the story of a woman finding two pennies that reminded her to put her trust in God. It is a story of
itary; I had one prayer and that was to dance at his wedding. The wedding was nine months
More than just jewelry at Branson’s Copper Coin hope and of healing. It is Susan Abar’s story. In 2003, Susan Abar was diagnosed with breast cancer. This diagnosis came just two weeks after Susan, a highly skilled and successful professional, was laid off from her job. At that time, Susan thought life couldn’t get any worse. Susan sought treatment, including a bilateral mastectomy to rid herself of the breast cancer. During
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post-surgery testing, however, doctors found a mass on Abar’s pancreas. Cancer of the pancreas had robbed Abar of both her mother and her grandfather.
“They had found a fast-growing mass on my pancreas,” said Abar. “They gave me no hope for survival. During that time, my son was overseas in the mil-
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away. My mother had passed away from pancreatic cancer in just seven weeks, so I knew my time was short.” While at the hospital, Abar received a visitor—a man she credits with changing her life. “A man came to the hospital one day and asked me what I was praying for,” Abar noted. “I
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According to the International Association of Fire Chiefs, 29% of fatal fires had inoperable smoke alarms or none present at all. Smoke alarms should be placed in each sleeping room, on each level of the home and in common areas such as hallways and stairwells. “Smoke alarms are inexpensive. For very little money, you provide an excellent tool to warn you of smoke or a fire in the home and give occupants those critical extra seconds to escape,” said Branson Fire Rescue Chief Ted Martin. “It’s typically not the fire that kills but the toxic smoke, especially when folks
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are sleeping,” added Chief Martin. When you are changing the batteries, it is also a good idea to dust or vacuum the alarms. You should also replace any that are more than 10 years old, push the test button to make sure the alarm functions, and take the time to develop a home fire escape plan. Smoke alarms may be installed free for Branson residents if they can’t afford one. For more information about how to get a smoke alarm, contact the City of Branson Fire Department’s Technical Services Division at 417-243-2780. For more information on fire prevention and Branson Fire Rescue, go to the fire department’s page on the City of Branson’s website.
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heart to Jesus and be open to receive a miracle.” Abar believed in God, and had for many years, but admitted she had pushed Him away. Said Susan, “I was a churchgoer. I believed in God, and I believed Jesus was real. But I had put Jesus in a box. He could come out when I thought it was OK.” Days after her encounter with that man, Abar again committed her life to following Christ. She also made an appointment to visit MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for another opinion regarding the mass on her pancreas. Prior to the trip to Houston, Abar made a trip to Washington. On that trip, she found a penny on the ground. “It was old and dirty, but I picked it up. I remembered the old poem about ‘Find a penny,
pick it up, and all the day you’ll have good luck’. But I said, “Lord, I trust in you, not in the penny,” Abar recalled. “It was important to me that God knew I was not superstitious.” Abar put that penny in her right shoe, and even though she wasn’t superstitious the penny was important to her, and when she discovered it was missing, she was saddened. Later, Abar again found the penny in the aisle of the plane. Determined not to misplace it this time, Abar put the penny in her left shoe.
Imagine her surprise when that night she discovered a penny in each shoe. Abar placed both pennies in her jewelry box not knowing what a big part of her future those two pennies would become. The following day, Abar made her scheduled trip to Houston to find out more details of her cancer diagnosis. “I got there, and they told me there was nothing they could do,” said Abar. “I was told to get my affairs in order. They did want to do some genetic testing
though because of the family history with cancer. The testing took two days. They got done and came out and told me they didn’t know what happened, but the mass on my pancreas was gone!” When Abar went to Houston, she never thought she’d return to her home.
Nov. 1 - 3, 2020 • 13 “I had gone down there to die. I never thought I’d see my house again, and here I was, going back,” Abar said. She spent the next three years working for some large corporations, but none of the jobs lasted long. At the end of the three years, Abar SEE COPPER COIN, PAGE 14
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decided to write her story to share hope with others in need. A year after her book was published, Susan married husband, Ron, and moved to Branson. After relocating to the area, Susan was approached by a man who told her she was to open a
store. Susan had recently found she had a knack for jewelry making and design. In fact, the two pennies she had placed in her jewelry box years before had become her first pieces of jewelry. Yet, Abar didn’t think a store was in her future. Abar said, “I argued with the man, and he reminded me of the story in the Bible of the
men with the talents.” He said, “You’ve been given a talent you didn’t even know you had! You make beautiful jewelry, you’ve written a book, you warm people’s hearts and encourage them.” Abar said, “He reminded me that I was supposed to be taking care of others.” The following Sunday, Abar and her husband drove to Tan-
ger Mall and in May of 2011 the original Copper Coin store was opened. The store remained in that location until December of the same year when Tanger opted to lease the space to a timeshare company, and Abar’s store moved to downtown Branson. Later, the store would relocate to The Grand Village. The Copper Coin is a unique and uplifting shop filled with stunning jewelry of all kinds. “We have standard penny jewelry that reminds us “In God We Trust.” We have miniature penny jewelry, we have snap jewelry, we have five different lines,” Abar explained. “The miniature snap jewelry we create right here in Branson.” In addition to jewelry, The Copper Coin offers plaques,
bransonglobe.com crosses, ornaments, angels and other inspirational gifts. One popular item is the 2020 Angel. Said Susan, “Some people say they don’t want to celebrate 2020, but I think we need to look at it differently. We need to reset ourselves. We need to look at ourselves in a different way and to cherish this time. This is a time for us to grow.” Another bestseller is Abar’s book, entitled “Against All Odds—Two pennies, A Rainbow, and a Woman Called Mercy,” which has now sold over 15,000 copies. The Copper Coin is truly a hidden gem in Branson and is very popular among shoppers. In fact, the store is ranked #1 out of 95 shops in Branson on SEE COPPER COIN, PAGE 15
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TripAdvisor. Said one shopper, “Wow, is there ever a variety of amazing, beautiful, fantastic and unique jewelry to personalize—plus
decorations, keepsakes and more!” “I’m so glad we went in,” said another shopper. “We met the owners. We heard their wonderful story and saw some of the most unique jewelry ever. We loved our visit and loved our purchases. We will definitely be
The Taney County Health Department to offer flu shots Submitted to Branson Globe The Taney County Health Department, in collaboration with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services will provide flu shots for Missouri residents 18 years old and older on Tuesday, November 3, from 9 am to 2 pm. The shots will be administered at the old Arvest Bank location at 115 Shadowrock Drive in Forsyth. Vaccine will be given on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have Medicare or insurance, please bring your insurance card with you. Masks
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back!” Yet another added, “I was not prepared for the experience we had in The Copper Coin. I am so glad we went in. The story was so uplifting and warmed my heart and soul.” Visitors to The Copper Coin find more than jewelry and
gifts. They also find encouragement, hope and often a word of prayer. Located inside The Grand Village on Branson’s 76 Country Boulevard, The Copper Coin is open 10 to 5:30, Monday through Saturday. When not busy at her store,
Nov. 1 - 3, 2020 • 15 Abar, a popular inspirational speaker, can also be found sharing her story at all types of gatherings. “I did receive a miracle healing,” said Abar. “But it’s not about the healing. It’s all about the Healer! My job is to tell people about Jesus!”
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CoxHealth and Humana sign commercial network agreement Submitted to Branson Globe Community-based, notfor-profit health system CoxHealth and leading health and well-being company Humana Inc. have signed an agreement
that provides in-network access for Humana commercial plan members in the Ozarks at all of CoxHealth’s hospitals and outpatient locations and with its employed and affiliated cli-
nicians. Effective Nov. 1, the agreement provides in-network access for Humana commercial Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) and Preferred
Provider Organization (PPO) health plan members at the system’s more than 80 outpatient care facilities and six hospitals: • Cox Barton County Hospital in Lamar • Cox Medical Center Branson in Branson • Cox Medical Center South in Springfield • Cox Monett Hospital in Monett
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• Cox North Hospital in Springfield • Meyer Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital in Springfield The contract also offers in-network access to CoxHealth’s more than 1,300 employed and affiliated primary care providers and specialists. Patients can contact CoxHealth for more information at 417-269-2945.
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Dove Awards name For KING & COUNTRY top artist NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Brother duo for KING & Country earned their first artist of the year award at the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards, which aired on Friday without an audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The awards show changed up the format during its telecast on Trinity Broadcasting Network to focus on performances and stories of hope. The awards show has normally been held at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee. Luke and Joel Smallbone, who
perform as for KING & COUNTRY, also picked up an award for short form video of the year for their duet with Dolly Parton. Tauren Wells won contemporary Christian artist of the year and pop/contemporary album of the year. Tasha Cobbs Leonard won gospel artist of the year and rapper Kayne West, who is on the ballot in some states as a presidential candidate, won for rap/hip hop recorded song of the year, his first Dove Award. The band Skillet won rock/contemporary album of the year and rock/contemporary recorded song
of the year. New artist of the year is We the Kingdom. The song of the year award went to the song “Way Maker,” written by Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu, a
Nigerian singer, songwriter and worship leader who also goes by Sinach. The song was originally released by Sinach in 2015, but it re-gained popularity in the last year
after being covered by Michael W. Smith and others. Sinach performed the song during the awards show with Leeland and Mandisa.
From Million Dollar Quartet Joel Smallbone, right, and Luke Smallbone of For King and Country appear at the 47th Annual GMA Dove Awards in Nashville, Tenn. on Oct. 11, 2016. The brother duo earned their first artist of the year award at the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards, which aired on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020, without an audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Wade Payne/Invision/AP, File)
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Andrew Lloyd Webber releases first song from ‘Cinderella’ By Mark Kennedy NEW YORK (AP) — Andrew Lloyd Webber is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release
of his “Jesus Christ Superstar” album with the first single from his latest musical, “Cinderella.” The rollicking song is called
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“Bad Cinderella” and it’s sung by Carrie Hope Fletcher, who will play the title character in what is being billed as a “com-
This Dec. 16, 2019 file photo shows composer and executive producer Andrew Lloyd Webber attending the world premiere of “Cats” in New York. Webber is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of his “Jesus Christ Superstar” album with the first single from his latest musical — “Cinderella.” The song is called “Bad Cinderella” and is sung by Carrie Hope Fletcher, who plays the title character in what is being billed as a “complete reinvention of the classic fairytale.” (Photo by Evan Agostini/ Invision/AP, File)
plete reinvention of the classic fairytale.” The single is a portrait of a fearsome woman standing apart from society’s rules: “They call me a wretch/A witch/Well, choose one,” the heroine sings. “Every fairytale for sure can
use one/Sorry I’m so rude/Sorry you’re so lame/I won’t play your game.” Lloyd Webber and his cast were ready to start rehearsals in the spring in London when they SEE WEBBER, PAGE 19
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— and many theaters across the globe — were stopped by the virus pandemic. Waiting has been frustrating and he and the cast recorded the cast album in their homes during lockdown. He hopes releasing music will help. “We couldn’t find any other way to getting it out,” said the composer Thursday from the bar in the London Palladium as he waited for a listening party for the upcoming clutch of songs. “It’s the only way I could get my music out and present the score.” Fifty years ago this month, Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice, unable to get any theaters to put on a production of “Jesus Christ Superstar,” switched the regular order and released a cast album first. That led to interest and set Lloyd Webber on a steady course to musical and theatrical superstardom, with such shows as “Cats,” “Phantom of the Opera” and “Evita.”
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“The reason it came out first is because nobody in the world wanted to produce it because they thought it was such a terrible idea,” he said. “The irony of 50 years later my having to do another concept album because I’m not able to get my show on stage has suddenly not been lost on me.” The new stage musical “Cinderella” features a brand new score from Lloyd Webber with lyrics by David Zippel. Lloyd Webber hopes it will open next spring in the West End at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. He’s already teased it with a social me-
dia video of the song “Far Too Late.” During the shutdown, Lloyd Webber has been busy on social media — dancing on TikTok, sharing videos on Twitter and making Spotify playlists — as well as permitting the free streaming of his shows to benefit The Actors Fund and other international organizations. He also has been readying his London theaters for a post-pandemic reopening. He owns or coowns seven West End theaters including the Gillian Lynne Theatre, Her Majesty’s Theatre, Theatre Royal Drury Lane and the London Palladium.
“I decided that we’re not shutting down, actually. We’re going to actually do essential work and improvements to the buildings,” Lloyd Webber said. That has meant such things as new bathrooms and state-of-the-art ventila-
Nov. 1 - 3, 2020 • 19 tions systems. “I hope all the theaters, when they reopen, will be in an incredible state to go forward and try and make something of a virtue out of this whole COVID situation,” he said.
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A little warmer, drier: Picture perfect start to November By Daryl Weather, Weather Forecaster Well, it was a wet week across the Ozarks. We ended recording 6.75 Inches in our rain gauge at the office for the last week.
According to Jamie Warriner at KOLR, it was the 4th wettest final week of October on record. Monday morning will be a bit brisk so make sure to dress warm on your way out the door in the
morning! Temps will rebound to around 60 during the day. Our upcoming week looks much drier and a warming trend throughout the week. Highs will be in the 70s Wednesday and Thursday.
Looks like we might have a shot for more by the end of the upcoming weekend, Until then, enjoy the dry and warmer weather Friends! I’ll see you in our Wednesday edition!
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835 All Saints Day made compulsory by Pope Gregory IV throughout Frankish Kingdom 1348 The Black Death reaches London on or about this date 1512 Michelangelo’s paintings on ceiling of Sistine Chapel in the Vatican first exhibited
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the first US President to live in the White House 1848 Classes begin at Boston Female Medical College, 1st US female medical college 1859 The current Cape Lookout, North Carolina, lighthouse was lit for the first time. Its first-order Fresnel lens can be seen for about 19 miles (30 kilometers), in good conditions. 1870 US Weather Bureau begins operations (24 locations) 1894 Vaccine for diphtheria announced by Dr Roux of Paris 1894 Nicholas II becomes the new Tsar of Russia after his father, Alexander III, dies.
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1604 William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Othello” first presented 1611 Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “Tempest” first presented 1683 The English crown colony of New York is subdivided into 12 counties. 1755 Lisbon earthquake kills more than 50,000 in Portugal 1814 Congress of Vienna opens to re-draw the European political map after the defeat of France, in the Napoleonic Wars 1787 First free school in NYC (African Free School) opens 1800 John Adams becomes
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son” speech, precipitating the downfall of the Boris Stürmer government 1921 National Birth Control League & Voluntary Parenthood League merge as American Birth Control League 1936 Benito Mussolini describes alliance between Italy and Germany as an “axis” 1941 Ansel Adams shoots ‘Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico’, one of his most famous photographs 1950 Puerto Rican nationalists try to kill US President Harry Truman at Blair House 1952 “Ivy Mike”, the first thermonuclear weapon to utilize the H-bomb design of Edward Teller and Stanislaw Ulam, is detonated in the Marshall Islands, Pacific Ocean 1954 US Senate admonishes Joseph McCarthy because of his slander campaigns
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1935 Gary Player, South African golfer (9-time major title winner), born in Johannesburg, South Africa 1937 Bill Anderson, American country music singer (Still, From This Pen), born in Columbia, South Carolina 1939 Barbara Bosson, American actress (Fay-Hill St Blues, Hooperman), born in Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania 1942 Marcia Wallace, American actress (Carol-Bob Newhart Show), born in Creston, Iowa (d. 2013)1957 Lyle Lovett, American country singer (God Will, Joshua Judges Ruth), born in Klein, Texas 1973 Aishwarya Rai, Indian actress and beauty queen (Miss World 1994), born in Mangaluru, India
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