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’ve defended DA Larry Krasner in this column on a couple of occasions, but I think it stinks that he owes back taxes to the City. I think it stinks that it’s not the first time one of our city officials has been found to owe back taxes. I would go so far as to propose a change to the City Charter to prohibit any person running for office who isn’t current with their taxes … I’ve never watched the Laura Ingraham Show on Fox News. I’ve seen her a few times as a guest on other news shows. And yes, she annoys me. I read her comments about David Hogg, the studentsurvivor of the Parkland shooting. Not only was she factually incorrect, I found it as just another effort by the gun-loving Right to discredit the Parkland kids themselves. I found it almost as slimy as the similar effort to discredit Sen. John McCain, a genuine American hero (no matter how much you agree or disagree with his political views). I was and am deeply offended. But the last time I looked, I have no constitutional right protecting me from being offended. I am not joining the effort to get Ingraham removed from the air. I also have a message for Hogg. I admire your passion. I agree with your political stance. For the most part, the Parkland kids have asked for a reasonable compromise on the gun issue, not a total ban as some on the Right claim. But Mr. Hogg, you put yourself out there as the spokesman for See CARDELLA, page 9>>

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Former Gov. Ed Rendell endorses Democratic hopeful Mary Gay Scanlon in her primary bid for U.S. Rep. in the state’s fifth district.

Rendell rallies for Scanlon’s D.C. run Former mayor, gov. backs candidate for U.S. Rep. outside Melrose Diner By Tom Beck SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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ormer Philadelphia mayor and Pennsylvania governor Ed Rendell took to the Melrose Diner Wednesday morning to formally endorse Democratic candidate

Mary Gay Scanlon for Pennsylvania’s fifth congressional district. “As we face this election, and I think it’s going to be a historic election, people ask me ‘what do we need? How can we change things?’ Particularly Democrats, but some independents and Republicans as well,” said Rendell. “The answer is

we need to elect people to Congress – to the Senate and the [House] – who are fighters, who are willing to roll up their sleeves and fight the policies [of] President Trump that I think are hurting the nation in some of the ways particularly that are hurting the people of Philadelphia in the city See SCANLON, page 6>>

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Flavors on the Avenue menu emerges. Neumann-Goretti staple dies at 86. Morris twins set for NBA playoff bids.

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Puzzles/Horoscopes...... 23 Police........................................5 Remember When ...............7 Real Estate .........................24 Social and Obits................ 21

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ow time flies! Was it really 10 years ago that I submitted a piece to the Philadelphia Day News (“Goretti’s Golden Girls) announcing the upcoming 50th reunion of St. Maria Goretti High School’s first class? You read that correctly. The all girl high school, named after virgin martyr Saint Maria Goretti, was celebrating the graduation of its first class in 1958. Dwight Eisenhower was president. It was a time of peace between the Korean War and Vietnam. “Band Stand� was the hit TV dance show for teenagers. Popular groups of that time included: Danny and the Juniors, The McGuire Sisters, The Everly Brothers, The Platters and The Chordettes. We also danced and dreamed to the music of stars like: Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, Pat Boone, Nat King Cole, Bobby Darin, Connie Francis, Buddy Holly and of course Frankie Avalon; and the list goes on. “The Blob� was one of the hit movies of the year along with Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo.� Believe it or not, television was still broadcast mostly in black and white, and we had to actually get up from our chairs to change the channels by hand. Cable did not exist. Cowboy shows like “Rawhide,� “Gunsmoke� and “Lawman� were popular. Who remembers “The Alfred Hitchcock Show� and “Father Knows Best?� Or the comedy of Red Skelton? One of my fondest memories was “The Legend of Wyatt Earp� with Hugh O’Brien in the title role. I did not know it then, of course, but my future husband Stanley looked just like him. In that original column of 2008, I mentioned strict rules of conduct that included the mid-calf length of our jumper uniforms; not opening books in the cafeteria; and making sure we did not wear patent leather shoes to the prom – because you know how they reflect up. Seriously, I got caught surreptitiously studying for a Latin test at the lunch table and received my only detention ever. Active recruiting for religious life was ongoing. Except for gym class, all our teachers were sisters. Father Francis Tracey was our principal. Most of all, I remember how truly empowered we were to be attending an all girls school and being the pioneers who initiated every new custom into the system. Truly golden memories that we shared at our 50th reunion - attended by over 150 alumnae. The South Philly Review sent a reporter and photographer to cover the event. Then there was another gathering five years later. Then in a flash, five more years passed and Gold has been exchanged for Diamonds. We are

now planning our 2018 60th Reunion of the First Class. In June, invitations will be mailed to the existing list of alumnae addresses by The Millay Club, which is in charge of the party. (Since the union of the two schools, Goretti and Neuman, The Millay Club is in charge of all events.) If there are any questions or updates, please send them directly to millayclub@gmail.com. We understand some Goretti graduates have moved or passed away. Those changes need to be noted. So, mark your calendars, ladies. Reservations have already been made for Oct. 17 at Popi’s Italian Restaurant in South Philly. They are handicapped accessible and have parking. The menu is already selected. All you have to do is respond with your acceptance and fee. You may of course bring a guest for an additional fee. I want to make this perfectly clear. This is the 60th year reunion of the 1958 Class of Saint Maria Goretti High School for Girls. Other all school reunions are taking place in the fall, but this one belongs to SMG graduates. Lambs only. Gloria C. Endres

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Suspect sought in shop robbery The Philadelphia Police Department has released surveillance footage of a March 31 incident at Shoe Carnival, 2210 W. Oregon Ave. At approximately 4:55 p.m., an unidentified black male was seen entering the store. Moments later, the suspect is seen being confronted by an employee for removing the security sensors from shoes. Angry, police said the suspect attacked the employee and fled. If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, contact South Detective Division at 215-686-3013/3014. DC 18-01-011775. Video surveillance image provided by PPD

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Christian Carto ready for his next challenge By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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ast week’s edition of SPR included a story on heavyweight Bryant “By-By” Jennings and his upcoming fight at the Liacouras Center. Undefeated bantamweight Christian Carto is fighting on the undercard. The resident of 10th and Mifflin streets is a regular on the Philly fight scene, with 11 of his first 14 fights taking place in the City of Brotherly Love. Carto, who is 14-0 with 11 knockouts, is scheduled to fight in an eight-round bout against an opponent to be determined. “I’m very excited to be fighting April 28 at The Liacouras Center with so many talented fighters,” Carto said. “It means a lot to be on such a strong card in the heart of the city.” … Fleisher Art Memorial, 719 Catha-

rine St., is taking a trip way back in time to the classic film era of the 1920s to the ‘50s for Secret Cinema’s presentation of Musical Cartoons. The event, taking place Friday, April 20, at 8 p.m., will include the showing of a variety of cartoons from several of the top animation studios, all of which will feature music or musicians, including jazz, swing and opera, on the soundtracks and in storylines. Tickets are $9. For more information, visit fleisher.org. … Tony D’Angelo, who has family roots in the Packer Park and Passyunk Square neighborhoods, and trained at

FDR Park, Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, was back in South Philly over the weekend playing defense for the New York Rangers. The former first-round pick of the Tampa Bay Lightning recorded eight assists in 34 games for the Rangers. His team did not make the Stanley Cup Playoffs. … The Philly Spring Cleanup has been rescheduled for Saturday (April 14). It was originally slated to take place last weekend, but was postponed as a result of the call for inclement weather. For a complete list of community projects and volunteer opportunities, visit philadel-

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phiastreets.com/philly-spring-cleanup. … The Marconi Older Adult Program is taking reservations for two upcoming day trips. The first is an Afternoon of Jazz at the Clef Club, 738 S. Broad St., on Thursday, April 26. Tickets are $15 and include a boxed lunch, live music, singer and a movie. The show starts at noon. Tickets are being sold at the center, 2433 S. 15th St. Reservations are also being accepted for what is being billed as a “fun-filled trip” to Victorian Cape May on Saturday, June 16. The package includes round trip motor coach transportation, lunch and a show at the famed Elaine’s Dinner Theatre of Cape May, shopping and browsing at the Washington Street Mall, a trolley ride through town and more. Tickets are $135, with full payment due on Tuesday, May 1. A $50 deposit is due at time of reservation. For more information, including reser-

vations, call LaWanda Savoy, 215-7171971. ... The lineup for Philly Fights Cancer: Round 4 was announced last week, and it will feature a performance by comedian Jerry Seinfeld and a concert by Grammy-winning pop superstars Maroon 5. The event is taking place Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, 4747 S. Broad St. The fundraising event welcomes guests of all ages and honors the doctors and physicians working to eradicate cancer by showcasing the stories of survivors whose lives have been saved as a result of the groundbreaking medical advances of the Abramson Cancer Center. To date, the event has raised more than $16 million. For more information, visit phillyfightscancer.org.

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SCANLON: Runs for congress <<Continued from page 1 of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia suburbs. Mary Gay has always been a fighter.” Scanlon is one of 14 candidates running in the Democratic primary, which is set for May 15. The other 13 are Larry Arata, George Badey, Shelly Chauncey, Margo Davidson, Thaddeus Kirkland, Richard Lazer, Lindy Li, Ashley Lunkenheimer, Dan Muroff, Molly Sheehan, Greg Vitali, David Wertime and Theresa Wright. Paul Addis and Pearl Kim are the only two Republicans in the race. “The one thing I can tell you is that saying that a freshman congressman should be seen and not heard, well that won’t be Mary Gay,” Rendell added. “Wherever Mary Gay goes, she’s a disrupter, she’s a fighter, she makes her voice heard and she’ll deliver incredible services to the people of Philadelphia and Delaware County. There are a number of good candidates in the race, but Mary Gay Scanlon is as good a citizen soldier candidate as I’ve seen. Now, we talk about all the time – we don’t want someone from the political system. We want a fresh face who hasn’t been in an elected office, and, well, that’s Mary Gay. She is a citizen soldier in the truest sense of the word. She’ll fight for us, she’ll fight for Delaware County and she’ll fight for Philadelphia.” Pennsylvania’s fifth district is comprised mostly of Delaware County, but does include a large part of South and Southwest Philadelphia. “Certainly a lot has changed in the last three

months,” Scanlon said, referring to the recent redistricting of Pennsylvania’s congressional districts. “Beginning in one weekend in January alone, it went from having an unconstitutionally gerrymandered district to a district that’s been reconfigured and where the incumbent [Republican Patrick Meehan] was no longer running because of a #metoo problem. So that just threw everything up in the air. And the fact that there’s so much change: [a] new district, no incumbent, no one with a $2 million war chest, has made it a wide open race.” Scanlon is a graduate of University of Pennsylvania Law School and serves as pro bono counsel at Ballard Spahr law firm. She has lived in Delaware County for 25 years. “The character of our country depends on how we treat people who are not rich and powerful,” Scanlon said. “As a civil rights attorney, as an elected official, as a mentor, as a community volunteer, and as a mom with public school kids, I’ve been serving people across the fifth district for over 30 years. But what we’ve seen under the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled Congress is that our federal government has gone from being an ally to an adversary for the past 18 months. As the leader of a national legal services program, I’ve been fighting attacks every single day, and those are attacks on public education, fair elections, ethics, the environment, attacks on health care, attacks on women and children, the LGBTQ community, on immigrants, on people of color, [and] attacks on commonsense gun safety.”

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hirty-five years. This is how long Philadelphia 76ers fans have been waiting for a championship parade. Back in 1983, Moses Malone, Julius “Dr. J.” Erving, Maurice Cheeks, Andrey Toney and others were the kings of the NBA. What has happened since? One trip to the NBA Finals in 2001 and a whole lot of tanking. Until now. The NBA playoffs begin this week, and after a very long wait, Sixers fans are excited for what’s to come. The team will close out the regular season with at least 50 wins. The team will have home court advantage, at least in the first round. Plus, with Joel Embiid out of the lineup, the team knocked off LeBron James and his defending Eastern Conference champion Cleveland Cavaliers last week. Put it all together, and the Philadelphia 76ers are once again a team to be taken seriously. Just like the days when Moses held the championship trophy. NBA Photos

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<<Continued from page 1 the cause. I get it that you didn’t like Ingraham questioning your scholastic credentials, but gee golly willikers, calling for a national boycott of her sponsors in response? If you want to get into the kitchen – and you already have – you have to be able to withstand the heat – thank you, Harry Truman. I take the idea of getting someone fired – and that’s the aim of the boycott, make no mistake about it – well, count me out. There’s a terrible trend in this country of trying to get rid of people on the air or speaking at colleges from airing points of view different from our own. And it comes from both ends of the political spectrum. My wife’s Facebook page sizzles with calls for ABC to remove “The Viewâ€? from the air because it is claimed to be “anti-Christian.â€? Comedienne Kathy Griffin posted a tasteless photo of her holding the bloody head of the president and she’s dropped from CNN’s New Year’s Eve show and, for the most part, until recently, had become a showbiz non-person. During Frank Rizzo’s first run for mayor, I wrote an unflattering column and a local merchant or two threatened to pull their ads from this newspaper. The then-owner of the Review told me that if I wrote one more negative column about Rizzo, he would fire me. So yes, I take such efforts to halt opposing opinions personally wherever and whenever it happens. There is a remedy. Turn the page. Change the channel. And leave your boycotts for serious subjects where it is warranted like the 1960s civil rights movement‌ How is Gabe Kapler like Donald Trump? Both men were placed in their respective positions as instruments of change. But both men are also inexperienced and lack judgment. And instead of needed change, all they have brought is chaos. There’s a difference. And it’s the last time I compare Kapler with Trump.

One of my pet peeves – health scares promoted as TV news. Coffee causes cancer. Really? A week earlier I heard that coffee helped protect against certain types of cancer. Both points of view were carried on the same TV news shows and presented as exact science. Of course, it isn’t exact science. Just the results of different studies that draw different conclusions. But in the limited time of a television news segment, all we hear is the conclusion which we dutifully present at our next social gathering as fact – “Have you heard the latest about coffee causing cancer?â€? And yes, some group wants to put a warning label on coffee. The result is pseudo-science. It’s the kind of science that prompted manufacturers to place a nonGMO label on their product labels for those who fear GMO items might cause cancer. Studies so far show it doesn’t. Then there’s the “gluten-freeâ€? fad. If you have celiac disease, stay away from gluten. Otherwise, gluten is good, not bad, for you, despite food labels suggesting otherwise. Here’s another one for you: even though there’s conclusive evidence to the contrary, some folks persist in the belief that vaccinations cause autism in children. The result is some parents are not getting their kids vaccinated and childhood diseases that appeared wiped out are reappearing‌ I keep scratching my head over formal religion co-opting pop songs that either have nothing to do with religion or are anti-religion. No – Leonard Cohen’s song “Hallelujahâ€? is not a call to the spiritual life. The lyrics of John Lennon’s “IMAGINEâ€? explicitly wish for a world where there is no religion. Yet, chances are you’ll hear it played in some church service. “Jesus Christ Superstarâ€? was NBC’s Easter offering. Ironic, isn’t it, that the show ends with the death of Jesus, not the resurrection? Pseudo-religion. Pseudo-medical science. Pseudo-outrage. Pseudo – a prefix defined as “sham.â€? Whole lot of shamming going on.

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Local resident lends talents to new Penn Museum exhibit Middle East Galleries – set to open next weekend – highlights artifacts from ancient cultures By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he Penn Museum’s newest Middle East Galleries opens this month and will feature more than 1,200 objects and artifacts that will explore “how ancient Mesopotamian societies gave rise to the world’s first cities – cities not so very different, in many ways, from our own,” according to a museum press release. The new Middle East Galleries is the first of a series of new signature galleries that are part of a building transformation project at the museum. For Lauren Ristvet, a resident of 12th and Wilder streets, the project is a culmination of several years of discussions, planning and research. “It’s a whole new permanent gallery. What we’ve done will remain open for the next 20 RISTVET years,” she said. “It’s a much bigger project than others I’ve been involved with.” Ristvet, Dyson associate curator, is involved with the Near East section of the project. Several years of hard work are about to be unveiled to the general public as part of the opening weekend festival taking place Saturday, April 21, and Sunday, April 22. The suite of galleries, consisting of three rooms, will literally open the door for visitors to travel on a remarkable 10,000-year human journey, from life in the earliest villages and towns to increasingly complex cities. “I like being a museum curator because it’s a way to translate the academic work I do and make it appealing to a broader audience,” Ristvet said. When the doors open later this month, visitors will be able to explore the conditions and the stories they tell through large-scale video projections, made-to-scale models, illustrators’ renderings of scenes from the reconstructed past, smaller interactive stations and

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A group of footed bowls from Hissar, Iran, circa 4500-4000 BCE used for eating and drinking, are on display along with other artifacts in the Penn Museum’s Middle East Gallery opening April 21.

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Sami Reindeer People of Alaska” and “Sami – Walking with Reindeer.” The day will include cultural learning that includes live reindeer, samples of traditional Sami recipes prepared by chef Henrik Ringbom, an indoor aurora borealis, and family activities, as well as a lecture and

musical yoik performance by representatives from the Sami Cultural Center of North America. All activities are included with general museum admission and pre-registration is not required. For more information, visit americanswedish.org.

touchable reproductions. Ristvet has been putting in time proofreading labels and viewing the audiovisual components that will be included in the new gallery, which is set in 6,000 square feet of recently renovated space, according to a museum press release. The artifacts and other components in the Middle East Galleries are the first stage of a key feature of the

“Building Transformation” campaign that is underway at the Penn Museum, located on the University of Pennsylvania campus. The goal, the release said, is to transform the way visitors experience the rich legacies of world cultures, providing a compelling interpretative context to better understand past civilizations and the ways they impact our lives today.

“It is especially fitting that we begin our Signature Gallery transformations with these new galleries. The story of how ancient Mesopotamian societies gave rise to the world’s first cities – cities not so very different from Philadelphia, America’s first World Heritage City – is one that we are uniquely qualified to tell,” said Julian Siggers, the Penn Museum Williams director. “Ur-

banization and globalization continue apace today. With this signature exhibition, we are exploring how and why we got to where we are.” “The Middle East Galleries will explore the Penn Museum’s collections from the broad region between the Mediterranean Sea and the highlands of Afghanistan, from the Black Sea to the Arabian Peninsula, emphasizing diverse settlement sites now found in the contemporary countries of Iraq and Iran,” according to the release. “Beginning with a more than 4,000-year-old human footprint discovered on an ancient mud brick used in construction at the royal city of Ur, the exhibition will follow the expressly human journey through millennia—from village life in early settlements, to larger towns, to complex, multifaceted cities and their relationships with neighboring cities, emerging empires, and far-flung trade regions around the world. Ristvet, who earned degrees from Yale and Cambridge universities, has learned about many of these regions from her own explorations around the world, including summer trips to Azerbaijan, which was part of the Soviet Union. These journeys come with the territory of being associate director of excavations at Tell Leilan, Syria, and co-director of the Naxcivan Archaeological Project in Azerbaijan. Another one of Ristvet’s contributions to the Penn Museum has been serving as co-lead curator, with fellow South Philly resident Salam Al Kuntar, on Cultures in the Crossfire: Stories from Syria and Iraq, which is on display through November and curator of Sex : A History in 30 Objects. The latter exhibit closed in 2016. There will be more projects to come, but opening a new gallery is very time consuming, as the group needs to have everything on display by this weekend. The massive task has involved bringing in an outside exhibit planner to help with the display layouts. “Right now, I am very much focussed on what I am doing,” she said. For more information, visit penn. museum.

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Local troupe set to present Gilbert and Sullivan production Savoy Theater Company to present comedic operetta locally and abroad later this summer By Tom Beck SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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hiladelphia’s Savoy Theater Company is gearing up for several upcoming performances of “Iolanthe, or the Peer and the Peri,” a comedic operetta written by famous English playwrights W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. The production, which contains several actors from South Philly, plans to perform three shows at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre on May 18 and 19, and two shows at Longwood Gardens on June 8 and 9. Additionally, the Savoy Theater Company is planning to take its version of the opera to Harrogate, England, for the Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, which takes place from Aug. 8-27. In the opera, Iolanthe, who is a fairy, has been banished from fairyland because she married a mortal – something forbidden by fairy law. Her half-fairy-half-mortal son, Strephon, is an Arcadian shepherd who wants to marry Phyllis, a Ward of Chancery. All the members of the British Parliament’s House of Peers also want to marry Phyllis. When Phyllis sees Strephon hugging a young woman (not knowing that it is his mother – immortal fairies all appear young because they do not age), she assumes the worst and sets off a climactic confrontation between the peers and the fairies. The opera satirizes many aspects of British government, law and society. The confrontation between the fairies and the peers is a version of one of Gilbert’s favorite themes: a tranquil civilization of women is disrupted by a male-dominated world through the discovery of mortal love. “It’s a farcical plot involving the English British government lampooning politics and fairies,” said actor Susan Weinman, who plays the Fairy Queen character in the production and also resides in South Philly. “It puts the fairies and the peers directly head to head, and it sets them in a world

of a fairytale. And I guess that’s about as simple as I can put it. It’s very bright and happy and lots of jokes on various different levels.” “It’s a wonderful score,” said Tom Faracco, an actor who plays a character called Lord Tolloller in the opera and who also resides in South Philly. “Of all the pieces that come across, this one has the most wonderful music, wonderful orchestration, the solo parts as well as the core parts are funny and exciting and also very moving. There’s lots of militaristic march type music for the lords, and the peers and the fairies music is very ethereal. It creates a wonderful atmosphere. Many, many beautiful melodies. You’ll be humming them on the way home.” The production “is couched in wonderful humor and great music,” said Alize Rozsnyai, a South Philly resident who plays the sought-after Phyllis. The audience “can expect to laugh a lot, but also feel a very sincere sense of humanism. There’s a lot of really touching moments in the production.” Rozsnyai noted those who enjoy witty British humor would particularly enjoy the production. “If you’re a Monty Python fan, the operatic version of that is Gilbert and Sullivan,” she said. “It’s a really great work.” Two of the Suzanne Roberts Theatre performances will occur at 8 p.m. on both Friday, May 18, and Saturday, May 19. An additional Saturday matinee will occur at 3 p.m. on the 19th. Tickets for the Suzanne Roberts Theater production are available at philadelphiatheatrecompany.org and range in price from $35 to $50. The Longwood Gardens performance, which will take place at 8:30 p.m. on June 8 and 9, will cost $29 to attend; however, admission also includes entry to the grounds. If you’re looking to make the trip across the pond, tickets to the Gilbert and Sullivan Festival performance, which will occur at the Royal Theatre in Harrogate, England, on Aug. 13, will run you £20 – roughly $28 and change.

“If you’re a Monty Python fan, the operatic version of that is Gilbert and Sullivan. It’s really great work.” – Actor Alize Rozsnyai

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lavors on the Avenue – the annual springtime event featuring five blocks of street food, seasonal sips and craft beer – is fast approaching. The savethe-date occasion is Sunday, April 29, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. More than two dozen restaurants from South Philly’s popular restaurant row will be there ready to serve up small plates, street food and signature dishes. Bing Bing Dim Sum, Barcelona Wine Bar, Brigantessa, Cantina Los Caballitos, Chhaya, Fond, Laurell, Mamma Maria Ristorante, NOORD eetcafe, Paradiso Restaurant, Pistola’s Del Sur, Redcrest Fried Chicken, SatÊ Kampar, Stogie Joe’s Tavern and many, many more have been confirmed. Street food will be specially priced between $3 and $6 (average) and be pay-as-you-go

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for believing in all of us, for your dedication to your field, and for your presence in my life. “ Juanita Perkins-Qui, another ne can say Frank A. Perri impacted the lives of many Neuformer Neumann player, also remann/Ss. Neumann-Goretti turned to perform songs during students. the Mass. Many of those former students, also Douglas, a 1985 St. John Neuknown as Neumann players, were sitmann grad, didn’t get to know ting inside of St. Rita’s Church on Friday, Perri until his senior year of high April 6, to say farewell to their former school. The All-Catholic, Allteacher and mentor who passed on TuesState and All-City soccer player day, April 3. He was 86. caught Perri’s attention during a Following the service, as the family performance at the Mummers Pawas walking up the aisle with the casket, rade. those still in their seats did something one “He told me ‘I never saw anyrarely sees at a funeral – they applauded, one dance like that at that age. You standing ovation included. are in the show.’” Jason Douglas, who attended St. John Sure enough, the soccer player Neumann during the 1980s, was one of turned in his cleats to play Rooster the many in the group of about 100 people to take part as the music was playing. Hannigan in “Annie,” his senior “Everyone from the front of the church year play. to the back of the church applauded,” he Douglas still recalls the day he said.”Everyone stood up and clapped. It got temporarily kicked out of the FRANK A. PERRI was so moving. It was not planned.” play. It’s bound to happen when one teaches Longtime Neumann-Goretti staple died April 3. “I waited an hour for him to four years, his love of Catholic education in at the same place for more than 50 years. come talk to me,” Douglas recalled. “‘I Perri made his lasting impression as the South Philadelphia and for the arts continknow what you are doing. You have talent. producer and director of the spring musi- ued well after his retirement as a teacher,” You are either going to use it or was your cals through Neumann Players, as well as Quigley said. “It was a pleasure to work life.’ It straightened me out.” the Neumann-Goretti community theater. with Mr. Perri as he continued to direct and Perri’s influence combined with performWhen Father John Stabeno asked how many produce a community musical in which our ing in front of an audience made such a lastpeople are former Neumann Players, Doug- students were able to participate. It was an las said almost everybody raised his or her honor to have him celebrate his 60th show ing impression on Douglas that he passed up a Division I soccer scholarship to Monwith us.” hand. The performers went on to earn college mouth University for a career in theater and Following the service Stabeno, who has been to more than 1,000 funerals in his life- degrees, start careers and families, but many dance at Jason Douglas DanceAdelphia, time, posted a Facebook message in refer- stayed in touch with Perri via an occasional where he is the one passing on life lessons to ence to the moving tribute he witnessed on phone call or visit. The saying goes “Once young performers. a Neumann player, always a Neumann playFriday. “In about 10 minutes, I realized that is “It was a sustained and heartfelt applause er.” what I wanted to do,” he recalled. Neumann Players Alumni is a Facebook as his casket passed down the aisle of St. He stayed in touch with Perri over the Rita’s Church. He deserved that - and much group 273 member strong, and several com- years, attending his retirement party and did more!! This man lived and breathed South mented on how Perri impacted his or her an unplanned performance of “Easy Street” Philadelphia,” Stebano said. “He gave us life. from “Annie” with Bernadette Spera, who Brian Levesque, who sang at last week’s the ability to find our talents (and what were was a Neumann player during the 1970s, not our talents!). We feared him at times, but service, posted a message about how it was and Lindsay Rodolico, who represented the mostly it was because we respected him. an “honor singing at the funeral of a man 1990s. There could never be another person who who impacted my life in ways that I can’t Douglas has stayed in touch with his spanned six decades of service, day and explain.” mentor for the past 30 years, usually catch“Mr. Perri, I owe you a lot. You taught night. No one knew that building better or the people who passed through it.“ me to be the best person I can be, to truly be ing up on the phone around this time of year. “When I heard about [his passing], I Neumann-Goretti Principal Hugh Quig- myself, and share my talents with others,” ley said Perri was a big part of the Neu- Levesque said. “Even through your rough thought about his wife [Josephine] and him mann-Goretti family. and tough exterior, you showed me what it and just smiled,” Douglas said. “What a “In my capacity as assistant principal for meant to be a true gentleman. I thank you great guy.”

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he Philadelphia 76ers are opening the postseason at home, with the who and the when still to be determined. As of press time, the stage was set for a first-round match against the Miami Heat. But no matter who the Heat face, they will be taking the court without the services of Dion Waiters, a native of 19th and Carpenter streets. The shooting guard has played in just 30 games this season due to injury. He was ruled out for the remainder of year back in January as a result of ankle surgery. Prior to the injury, he was averaging 14.3 points and 3.8 assists per game. Prep Charter High School, 1928 Point Breeze Ave., is going to be wellrepresented in the NBA playoffs, by not one, but two former players. Granted, they’re twin brothers playing for separate teams. Marcus Morris, a 6-foot-9 forward, and his Boston Celtics are holding

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Prep Charter High School grads Markieff Morris – pictured from left with Washington Wizards teammates Otto Porter and Mike Scott – and Marcus Morris, right, are bound for the NBA playoffs. down the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. Markieff Morris, a 6-foot-10 forward, and his Washington Wizards were sitting in the eighth and final spot in the east. The twins may or may not meet in the postseason, but their respective teams did meet last night in the nation’s capital. The postseason schedule will

released following tonight’s conclusion of the regular season. In 53 games for the Celtics, Marcus Morris is averaging 13.7 points and 5.4 rebounds a game. Markieff Morris, through 71 games, is contributing 11.5 points and 5.6 rebounds per contest. Now that the postseason is here, it’s all about doing whatever it takes to ad-

vance. Switching gears to baseball, Albert Baur, who played high school baseball for Ss. Neumann-Goretti, has opened the 2018 Minor League Baseball season with the Bradenton Marauders, the Advanced A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. He had two hits and an RBI in Sunday’s 7-6 victory over the St. Lucie Mets. The Pirates drafted Baur in the

28th round of the 2015 draft. This is his first season playing on the Advanced A level. For his career, which includes 232 games, he has a .287 batting average with 244 hits and 128 RBI. His team will travel to Clearwater this weekend for a three-game series against the Threshers, the minor-league affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies.

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oug Pederson walked out to the pitcher’s mound at Citizens Bank Park as the Philadelphia Phillies prepared for their home opener of the 2018 baseball season, with thunderous applause ringing the stadium and “Fly, Eagles, Fly” playing as the fans sang along. It was, for everyone, an incredible moment. Pederson then stepped up for the first pitch and delivered a fastball down the heart of the plate. A former baseball pitcher and, of course, NFL quarterback, Pederson showed he still has an arm. Truth is, the man is on a roll the likes of which few coaches ever enjoy, and he’s taking full advantage of the moment. “You’re only as good as those around you and I’ve got a great support staff,” Pederson said. “We enjoyed a Super Bowl season in 2017. Everything fell into place with us even with so many injuries and adversity. We stayed the

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there.” A year ago, Pederson faced his share of skeptics after a 7-9 season (after a 3-0 start, the Eagles went 4-9). Mocked when the Eagles hired him prior to the season, Pederson’s status 12 months ago was seen, on the outside, as shaky. At best. His critics wanted him gone at the first blown play call. But as the Eagles rolled through a 13-3 season and overcame a slew of in-

juries that would fell most teams, Pederson united his team. His genuine likability endeared him to the players. His trust in his locker room and the leadership there created a winning bond. And Pederson’s performance on game days – the daring, the creativity, the ability to gain matchup advantages — helped the Eagles become the top-scoring offense in the NFL prior to quarterback Carson Wentz’s injury, and then hang 41 points on New England to outscore the Patriots in Super Bowl LII with backup Nick Foles at the helm. So here is Pederson now, getting standing ovations wherever he goes, basking in the adoration of a fan base

that reluctantly shows its love on the outside to its sports heroes. “It hasn’t changed me in that kind of way. I know that we’ve won the Super Bowl now, so you know how to get it done. Doesn’t make it any easier. If anything, you’ve got higher expectations every day,” he said. “I want all of us to get used to this and to reach and attain this every season. I know that isn’t going to happen, but the blueprint is there. We’ve gone down that path before. But I certainly recognize that we have a lot of work to do this season. The NFC is loading up and going after us. We’re the hunted team. We’ve got to be ready to take every team’s best shot.”

Pederson’s Super Bowl victory instantly vaults him into the pantheon of all-time Philadelphia head coaches. And who saw it coming two years ago when the Eagles, according to media opinions, hired the “worst head coach” in the NFL? Life moves fast in the NFL. Turnarounds require some magic, and Pederson’s approach of keeping it real and honest and unassuming plays perfectly in a city that wants, desperately, to love its sports icons. Especially those who win it all. Pederson, in only his third season as the Eagles head coach, is at the very top of his game, and the region’s fans have fallen for his good-guy personality.

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Spring-like vibe: The Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival is a chance to take advantage of the short life cycle of the cherry blossoms. In honor of the time-honored Japanese festival, join the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia for a variety of cultural events. Sakura Sunday, taking place outside the Horticulture Center, will include contemporary and traditional Japanese performances along with a great view of the cherry blossoms. Times, prices and locations vary. subarucherryblossom.org.

Well-furnished idea: The 24th annual Philadelphia Furniture Show is moving into 23rd Street Armory once again with three days of events planned. Craftspeople from across the country will showcase unique pieces to attendees who may be looking to add a oneof-a-kind piece to their homes. Preview party is 6-9 p.m. April 13. General admission is 10 a.m.-6 p.m. April 14 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. April 15. $8-$75. 22 S. 23rd St. philadelphiafurnitureshow.com.

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BINGO!: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel is hosting a night of fun and games, more specifically, bingo. There are cash value gift card prizes that will be split should there be multiple winners. The OLMC Senior Citizens Group is hosting the event. The $25 entrance fee includes 12 games of bingo and one “coverall bonus” game. Enjoy a hotdog and choice of water or soda. Coffee and tea will be available. 6 to 9 p.m. 2329 S. 3rd St. Tickets are available in person or by calling 215-334-7766.

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time defending champs. The first team to win four games advances. Puck drops at 3 p.m. April 15 and 7 p.m April 18. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. nhl.com/flyers.

Sunny and funny days: “Sesame Street Live! Let’s Party!” is a highly interactive and musically driven live stage show featuring all your favorites, including Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Rosita, Oscar the Grouch, Grover and Abby Cadabby. Guests join Live hosts, Casey and Caleb, as they look to lovable Sesame Street pals – as well as the audience – to help decide what the community street party theme should be during the sunniest and funniest celebration in Philadelphia. 2 and 5:30 p.m. April 14, 10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. April 15 and 10:30 a.m. April 16. Tickets start at $15. Liacouras Center, 1776 N. Broad St. iacourascenter.com.

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“On Your Feet,” part of the Broadway Philadelphia Series, is the story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan, who rose to the top of the music world with the Miami Sound Machine. Audience members may want to get up on their feet and form a Conga line. Times vary. $20$114. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

THROUGH APRIL 29

“Noises Off” is comic chaos with the rip-roaring play within a play. The opening night performance is just hours away, but the cast is in complete mayhem with lines being forgotten, love triangles unraveling and sardines flying everywhere. Times vary. $20-$97. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St. walnutstreettheatre.org.

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Game Masters is the Franklin Institute’s new-

est exhibit and it showcases the work from more than 30 innovative game designers and more than 100 playable games. Learn from object and original artwork on how arcade classics to current-day video games came into fruition. Times vary. $15-$30. 222 N. 20th St. fi.edu/exhibit/game-masters

APRIL 11

DIY Incense Making is a hands-on workshop in which participants will learn how to make incense from all natural ingredients and oils. 6-7:30 p.m. Free. Fumo Family Library, 2437 S. Broad St. urbanstead.org. The Philadelphia Phillies close out the opening homestand against the Cincinnati Reds. Will fans be booing the analytics or cheering for a win? 7:05 p.m. $18-$140. Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way. mlb.com/phillies. The Philadelphia 76ers, no matter the outcome of the regular-season finale against the Milwaukee Bucks, are ready to shift things into postseason gear. The who and when was

still being determined at press time. Tickets start at $25. 8 p.m. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. nba.com/sixers.

APRIL 12

Soraia, the lead singer Zou Zou Mansour, has been compared to the likes of Iggy Pop and Joan Jett. The band itself has been described as “raw” and “fiery.” It’s a combination that has made Soraia a well-known name and a top sound in South America, after a version of the Kinks song “I’m Not Like Everybody Else,” hit No. 1 on South American charts. Now, all that success heads to Milkboy. 8 p.m. $10$12. Milkboy Philly, 1100 Chestnut St. milkboyphilly.com/event.

APRIL 13

Pink, you know the one who sang the National Anthem prior to the Philadelphia Eagles victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII, is out on tour, and ready to deliver another night to remember. This time, the

pop singer is front and center as part of her Beautiful Trauma world tour. 8 p.m. $47.45$227.50. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/events.

APRIL 14

East Passyunk Community Center Advisory Council Third Annual Craft Fair will make for a crafty Saturday in South Philly. There will be vendors, concessions, music and more. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free to attend. 1025 Mifflin St. eastpassyunkcommunitycenter.org.

APRIL 15

T.J. Miller, one of the stars of the HBO hit show “Silicon Valley,” is making his way to Philly to deliver four nights of his stand-up routine. Several shows are already sold out. He was named one of Variety’s 10 comics to watch. 7:30 p.m. $30. Helium Comedy Club, 2031 Sansom St. philadelphia.heliumcomedy.com/events.

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