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howcasing talent is not a new thing for Dawn Noel. Her award-winning talent dates back to her childhood days in the old neighborhood where she earned the titles of Little Miss Sunshine and Little Miss Philadelphia. Those who want to learn what Noel has been up to since those days at 15th and Porter streets can simply IMDB her. The awards are a little more prestigious these days. The actress, writer and producer is making a name for herself in Hollywood, winning the Audience and Best Actress Awards for “22 Years� at the 2016 Los Angeles Movie Awards. The award-winning short film is now in the Philly spotlight as a screening of “22 Years� will take place at the Philadelphia Independent Film Awards tomorrow night (May 5) from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the International House Philadelphia, 3701 Chestnut St. Noel is especially excited at the opportunity to come home and share her nomination for Best Short Film with family and friends in the area. “We’re really excited because we’ve been to film festivals all over the world, but it took a second for Philly to accept our film,� Noel said. “I’m so excited for my family and friends to see where I started, where I’m going and where I will continue to go. I feel really proud of this film, and I hope Philly comes out to support us.� The 16-minute short film, in which Noel is the producer and star, is based around the experience of a young woman named Avi who receives an unexpected call from her past. After not hearing from her estranged father for 22 years, one day she receives an email from him asking her to reconnect. Having spent more than two decades creating a life for herself without him, she questions whether to embrace the opportunity or to leave her father in the past. “This is my story,� Noel, who worked on the film for three years, said. “The film has a little bit of truth to it, but it’s still a work of fiction. I used feelings and emotions from my own personal life in combination with a borrowed story from a family member, while embellishing it to have it make sense and to be more dramatic.� While the plot of “22 years� may not be identical to Noel’s own experience, she believes the story line is relevant and relatable to most people because every parent and child go through their ups and downs. In her own life, this was no different. Although her father was there for her physically during her stages of growing up, she was able to channel the emotions from their differences into her role as Avi in “22 Years.� “My family was old school to some degree, and me being an artist, I just saw things from a different perspective,� Noel said. “I was always a little ‘out there’ as an artist, and I never saw color, race or gender. Sometimes parents and children just don’t get along, and there was a point in my life where my father and I didn’t see eye-to-eye for awhile.�

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By Lindsey Nolen When talking about the film “22 Years,� Fred Thomas Jr. needs to be included in the conversation.

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By Bill Gelman The former basketball standout heads Southern’s 2017 Hall-ofFame Class

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To the Editor: First of all, let me give Tom Cardella a high-five with my right hand for being the soldier that he is. Please heal quickly, Tom. It is so interesting that you discovered that the Latin word for left is “sinister,� which in our language means menacing. You might also like to know that the Latin word for right is “dexter,� which is the root of dexterity or skillful use of the hands. (You cannot win, Tom.) Seems there is much going on in the City, as spring emerges, including South Philly’s East Passyunk Crossing. Thanks to Lindsey Nolen for the report on the Flavors on the Avenue festival (“Street Festival of Flavors,� April 27) that was held on Sunday. Yum! Also thanks to Editor Bill Gelman for covering all the neighborhood bases. As a retired teacher, I was particularly pleased to read about the young arts activists from Kirkbride School who went to City Council to demand more funding for arts education in the school district. Arts education is not a frill but a necessary component of a well balanced curriculum. The arts expand the mind in ways that cannot be achieved elsewhere. So kudos to them and their teachers. Oh, by the way, Tom, kudos is derived from the Greek “kydos,� which means praise or renown. Feel better! Gloria C. Endres South Philadelphia

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continued from page 4 qualified businesses than ever before. These businesses know how to get the job done the right way and can provide the highest quality service for every contract. Right now, unfortunately, some of these contractors feel shut out of the process due to the antiquated laws. Other cities have long seen the true value in Best Value — of the 20 largest U.S. cities, 18 now practice it. Only Philadelphia and Indianapolis do not. The federal government and the commonwealth of Pennsylvania are also guided by Best Value practices. It’s time for OUR city to catch up. Best Value just makes sense. It will allow the city to get the most of every dollar spent, and include more of the local and minority-owned businesses that contribute so much to our regional economy and the hardworking fabric of our city. These are the same businesses and work-

ers that keep our wheels spinning, our infrastructure moving and make Philadelphia strong. Adopting Best Value is the next layer of the foundation that will make our city stronger. It is, quite simply, the best value for taxpayers, business owners and anyone who believes in better days ahead for Philadelphia. On May 16, I urge you to vote “yes� for Best Value. South Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney City of Philadelphia

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TOLL MAN JOE’S continued from page 1 Band, South Philly String Band, Woodland String Band, 2nd Street Irish Society and Pipe and Drum. Tom Penrose, who co-owns the sports bar along with his wife, Laurie, set out around the New Year to find a charity they could fundraise for and support. However, after recieving backlash on Facebook during the November election for providing catering services to both Democratic and Republican parties, the owners decided they wanted to find a non-profit organization that had no political affiliation. “We found that the election cycle was polarizing that when catering to either the Democrats or Republicans, the opposite side would feel strongly against it,� Tom Penrose said. “So, when we were looking to get behind a charity right after Christmas, we knew we wanted to find something that let us give back to the community and create a more positive outcome.� IN SEARCHING FOR organizations, he first went through all previous donations the restaurant had given out. Through this,

Penrose, an Army veteran who served from 1984 to 1987, realized that his restaurant had donated Thanksgiving dinner last year to the Philadelphia Veterans Comfort House. “We wanted to find a veterans organization anyway since I’m a vet, but we also realized that there are a few homeless veterans who live behind the property on Interstate 95, so the Comfort House was a natural fit,� Penrose, 51, said. “I met with William Champion, the treasurer of the organization’s board of directors, and they do fabulous work, and we thought this was something good we could really get behind.� The mission of the Comfort House is to provide homeless veterans a chance to start over, and become productive members of society. The organization provides homeless veterans with shelter and meals, and helps them to connect with the Department of Veterans Affairs to find other agencies that can help them obtain their benefits and more long-term assistance. After Penrose committed to helping the Philadelphia Veterans Comfort House and to organize this benefit, he decided to expand the charity to support the Police Survivor’s Fund and the Fire Widow’s Fund as

well, seeing as many of these public ser- “Who’s against helping homeless vetervants are veterans as well. ans? I don’t think anybody,� he said. A>@ “This makes it more inclusive and lets people acknowledge veteran service and Tickets are $30, and include draft beer, box sacrifice,� Penrose said. “I want the com- wine, finger foods, roast beef and pasta. munity to focus and convert its energy and They can be purchased online at tollmanattention on something positive. Ultimately joes.com/buy-tickets or at the door. the proceeds will be split 2:1:1, with the majority going to the Comfort House.� Knowing all the positive that could come from attending Toll Man Joe’s veterans benefit, and how the $30 ticket can help veterans or widows in need, Penrose hopes that approximately 300 to 400 people will come to the event. Regardless of whether these numbers hold true, he plans to make the benefit an annual event in the years to come, creating a positive outcome and spreading awareness.

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In other Phillies news, St. Anthony of Padua School student Sasha Flynn is looking forward to an exciting night at the ballpark this weekend. She will be honored on the field before Saturday’s (May 6) game against the Washington Nationals as a 2017 Most Improved Reader during the annual Comcast Phanatic About Reading Night. Teachers nominated the students. The five Most Outstanding Readers and five Most Improved Readers were chosen out of 35,000 participants in the tri-state area‌. The Fumo Family Branch, 2437 S. Broad St., is taking part in Saturday’s Free Comic Book Day. The program geared for ages 6 to 16 starts at 2 p.m. The free comic books will be handed out first-come, first-served while supplies last. Call 215-685-1758 ‌ In other Fumo Library news, the branch is hosting an informative presentation about the soda tax on Saturday, May 13 at 2 p.m.

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Bring your questions and a straw. ‌. It’s time to celebrate the lives of Babe Heffron and “Wild Billâ€? Guarnere. The special gathering is taking place Tuesday, May 9 at the Irish Pub, 1123 Walnut St., from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $50. There will be drink specials, appetizers, music, raffle prizes and more. Besides toasting these Battle of the Bulge legends, the gathering will serve as a kick-off celebration of adding Bill’s Statue next to one of his best friends, Babe, at Second and Reed streets. For more information, contact Rich, 215-520-6953, or email babeheffronmemorialfund@gmail.com. ‌ Regular SPR readers know the name Mamma Maria, as she appears in the paper on a weekly basis. Her homemade gnocchi are often the talk of South Philly. But next week, the popular chef/owner will be celebrating a very special occasion — 25

years on the avenue. The special occasion is booked for May 11 at 1637 E. Passyunk Ave. ... The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Trinity, 2300 S. 18th St., recently welcomed Dr. Allen George Biester as director of music. He received his bachelor’s of arts and master’s of arts degrees from the University of Maryland. Biester’s distinguished career as an educator has included faculty positions at Gloucester County College, the Virginia Military Institute and the Gymnåzium Petra Bezrcue, Frýdek-Místek, in the Czech Republic. A>@

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More than 10,000 people filled East Passyunk Avenue from Broad to Dickinson streets on Sunday, April 30, for Flavors on the Avenue. The five-block-long event hosted by the East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District featured food offerings from more than two dozen award-winning restaurants. Photos by Hughe Dillon

Is that what Hollywood needed right now — remakes? I’m having trouble figuring out what the difference is between a franchise movie and a remake? Is “Fast and Furious 3� a remake or a franchise series? It’s not as if Hollywood is intent on remaking great movies? They’re not remaking Casablanca. They’re remaking Jumanji. Has there been a clamor to remake “Jumanji?� I must’ve missed it. Even Broadway has become nothing but remakes, or as they call them on the Great White Way, “revivals.� They’re bringing “Hello Dolly� back with Bette Midler. In the latest version, Midler is still a yenta, but in a bath house in New York. For a while, Charles Dickens was a hot commodity on Broadway. All you had to was put some music to a Dickens novel and you had a box office smash — “Oliver,� “Nicholas Nickleby,� “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,� “A Christmas Carol.� All hits. Now “Hamilton� will probably start a new trend. We’ll probably see a string of musicals about each of the founding fathers— Washington, Jefferson, Ben Franklin. And hip-hop music was so big in “Hamilton,� figure on seeing it used again. Jefferson rapping with Sally Hemings would be a natural fit. Me, I don’t have time to see musicals on Broadway or even to go to the movies often. Why? I don’t mind telling you. I’ve been fixated on Trump’s first 100 days. I barely got this gig tonight—the promoter was going to just run a tape of a Sean Spicer press conference. Critics say Trump is not growing into his role as president. I respectfully disagree. Not once has he taken another ride on that TMZ bus with Billy Bush. Incidentally, Trump just found out that Billy Bush wasn’t the 43rd president. And he’s learned how to delegate. When in doubt, he lets Jared and Ivanka make the decisions. Jared and Ivanka are to Trump what Cersei was to Tommen in “Game of Thrones.� You want the crisis in North Korea solved, Ivanka will allow Kim to share 25 percent of the profits in her new clothing line. Jared will get Kim a better haircut and ownership in an NBA franchise. (From then on, NBA will stand for Nuclear Ban Agreement). And instead of worrying about ICBMs raining down on them, Angelenos will wind up eating more Korean BBQ. Liberals underestimate Trump just like

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“There is no place like South Philly,� Thomas said. “I had the best childhood growing up in the streets of Philly, and it made me a well-rounded person. Being a black city kid attending Catholic school and who was able make friends with Italian and Irish dudes, and yet hang on some of the tough corners of my neighborhood and find the good in people who made bad choices, helped with my development in making the right choices as a teen.� Thomas recalls experiencing vast support from family members, including his parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and neighbors. Through this support and the opportunities he had to witness true “South Philly events,� such as a championship parade on Broad Street, he grew to understand strength and camaraderie, which instilled within him a drive to push forward to achieve his goals and believe in himself. Growing up in the former St. Rita’s Parish and attending St. John Neumann, the now 47-year-old has always found an interest in directing. Thomas remembers getting the other kids at St. Rita’s to perform skits he’d mimic from “Saturday Night Live,�

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15 blocks apart with many overlapping friends, helped spark their friendship that ultimately led to his involvement in the film “22 Years.� “She pitched me her story and I liked the theme and what she wanted to say about the process one can go through to forgive,� Thomas said. “So we figured this may be a great Philly collaboration, and we decided to team up.� Thus, returning home to Philly for its premiere at the Philadelphia Independent Film Awards brings Thomas an equal sense of excitement. “Performing in Philly is always amazing,� Thomas said. “I was there a few years back with my play ‘12’x9’ which I wrote and directed. We performed at Freedom Theatre and the response was overwhelming.� He added that, for other South Philly kids hoping to become a director, he advises they watch lots of movies, read lots of scripts and books while writing down what is liked about each and to talk about movies with others. Additionally, he suggests visiting museums and seeing art, get outside to view nature and take in all surroundings. “First direct what you know to hone your skills and start adding other pieces of the world to your craft and style,� he said. “Most of all believe in yourself and find your passion.� A>@

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ple smile and make people feel young.� Like a well-aged wine from the Napa Valley, the Geator is legendary when it comes to the South Philly scene. His face is one of the many famous ones painted on the South Philly Remix Mural at 1532 S. Broad St. that was unveiled last year. Frankie Avalon, Eddie Fisher, Fabian Forte, Bobby Rydell, Al Martino, Chubby Checker, Charlie Gracie, James Darren and Danny Cedrone are the others. While many of them have moved outside the area or passed away, some five-plus decades later, the Geator keeps the party going several nights a week. No matter where the gathering is — Memories in Margate or a St. Monica grade school reunion — don’t expect to stay seated. After all, Blavat, who was a member of Bishop Neumann’s first graduating class in 1958, has been doing this since his teeen-age years when he hosted dance parties at the Dixon House. These days, “Heat Wave� by Martha and the Vandellas remains one of the biggest hits at his events, and it includes a rap that he created to go along with the song. For now, there is no slowing him down. “Anything that is good never grows old, just like the Geator,� he said. A>@ Tickets for A Night with The Geator are $35 in advance ($45 at the door) and include entertainment, as well as a dinner buffet from Penns Landing Caterers. They can be purchased at Penns Landing Caterers, 1301 S. Columbus Blvd., today (May 4) from 1 to 3 p.m. and Wednesday, May 10th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visit nmg.ticketleap. com/blavat to purchase tickets online.

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Join the party on South Philadelphia's largest outdoor block party and spring festival celebration will feature more than 35 restaurants, 30 bands on three stages, 125-plus vendors, seven performance zones, 24 artists and other surprises. Did somebody say “Let’s do the Time Warp (again)?� Well, South Street and the TLA bring the iconic dance into the street for a Rocky Horror Flash Mob. There will also be a Philly taco eating contest, food trucks, a vineyard court, the third annual Atomic-con event and much more. Free to attend. South Street (between Front and Eighth) and Headhouse Plaza (between South and Lombard). 11 a.m.-7 p.m. southstreet.com.

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The Jazz Man Chris Botti, the highest-selling American instrumental artist, will perform songs from his Gold, Platinum and Grammy-winning albums. This includes songs from “Impressions,� which won a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album. $59-$79. 8 p.m. Merriam Theater, 250 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

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The Final Audition Watch as 60 finalists vie to become an Eagles cheerleader from the open call and semifinal rounds to compete in front of local celebrity judges and gain a coveted place on the NFL squad. 7:30 p.m. $49-$79. Merriam Theater, 250 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

Ready, set, run! Registration is full for the Blue Cross Broad Street Run, but the best part is bringing a cooler and a bunch of friends to watch more than 40,000 runners race down a 10-mile stretch of Broad Street. Named one of the fastest 10-mile courses by Runner’s World, competitors will begin the race at the Central High School Athletic Field, continue through some of the city neighborhoods and finish inside of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. There is a Kids Zone for children from infant to 12 years olds, and it will include a petting zoo, face painting, inflatables and more. 8 a.m. broadstree-

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GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): Your finances G will undergo a dramatic improvement. That’s because you’ll get a lucrative job that brings in a regular pay. In the past, you were reluctant to take a respectable job, fearing it would compromise your independence. Now you see the benefit of having a regular source of employment. Lucky number: 753. CANCER (June 21 to July 22): Moving into H unfamiliar territory will be exciting. Although you are a creature of habit, carrying out routines can dull your creative edge. Take this opportunity to travel

abroad, enrolling a challenging course or serve as an apprentice. You’ll gain valuable experience that deepens your enjoyment of life. Lucky number: 301.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21): Show ref spect for other people’s values. You may not share the same beliefs, but you do have philosophies

LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22): Spending time a alone will change your priorities. Instead of pouring all your energy into making money and im-

that guide your choices and shape your outlook. Arguing over whose view is correct is a waste of valuable time. Stop focusing on your differences and look for ways to work together. Lucky number: 035.

pressing others, you’ll spend more time on domestic pursuits. Instead of wanting to go out, you’ll be happy staying home. The constant craving that is making you miserable will be replaced by a sense of profound contentment. Lucky number: 647.

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LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22): A current relad tionship will become much stronger when, you do something selfless for the one you love. Relieve them of a dreaded chore. Forgive them for a past transgression. Be supportive. In short, put your own ego aside for their benefit. Eventually, your loved one will realize you are being sincere. Lucky number: 472.

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21): RePISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): Discoverg covering from an illness has been a hard jour- Sing a hidden creative ability will be empowney. Now your strength has returned. Take this oppor- ering. Give yourself permission to experiment with tunity to engage your spiritual side. Reading, writing and studying will change the way you see yourself. Instead of worrying about money and status, you’ll focus on leading a meaningful life. Lucky number: 389.

unfamiliar materials. You’ll strike upon a method that gives you lots of happiness. Although you’re highly analytical, you also enjoy working with your hands. Expressing your creativity makes you feel more centered and happy. Lucky number: 236.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19): Don’t ARIES (March 21 to April 20): Powerful h worry about what others think of an unusual Demotions are changing the way you deal with living arrangement; it’s not their business. It’s pos- money. You’ve always loved luxury, but being in debt sible you and a loved one will change roles. One of you might be working while the other one takes care of a relative. Alternatively, you might be forced to live at a distance for the sake of a temporary assignment. Do whatever is necessary to attend to your present needs. Lucky number: 964.

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ting out certain foods from your diet will dramatically increase your energy. Although the prospect of not eating your favorite treat makes you sad, it’s better than suffering from poor health. Similarly, it’s important to get more rest. Resist the temptation to check your phone at night. Instead, stretch out and let your mind wander. Lucky number: 593.

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