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DENVER (IFS) - From Television, Movies, recording dates, appearances all over the world, Carolyn Cline - Later Miss Florida 1978 and then Miss America 1979 2nd runner up, and first runner-up to Miss America (Patsy Ramsey) went on to have a very interesting career in the entertainment industry. Wendy Sue Cheatham, Assumed the crown after Carolyn Cline relinquished the title to continue to pursue her singing career and as a musician. Known for her large collection of Bill Blass evening growns for her performances at Disneyland for several years.
Requested by the president of the Playboy International Clubs to come to Tokyo, where she was there for six (6) months. Below, you find the Disneyland Playdays at the Carnation Ice Cream Plaza Stage in 1980.
Carolyn Cline is a world class performer who has traveled throughout the world performing her unique and excitng show. She is a veteran of Las Vegas, Hollywood, Dallas, New York, Tahiti, and the Orient. Carolyn has also perfomed internationally in Tokyo, Japan, Bangkok, Thailand, Manila, Philippines, and Papeete, Tahiti, to name a few. Having been in the entertainment business for over thirty years, Carolyn has appeared with such mega stars as Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Liberace, Jan Murray, Pearl Bailey, Tony Orlando, Lee Greenwood, and Les Elgart’s Orchestra. Carolyn has earned the titles for Miss New Mexico Universe 1973, First in swimsuit for the 1974 Miss USA Pageant, Miss Florida 1978, Miss America 1979 (2nd runner up), and the talent award for the Miss America 1979 Pageant. She is a talented and versatile performer who plays a variety of instruments including the piano, organ, guitar, banjo, mandalin, flute, violin, and drums. Carolyn is a musician, singer, opening act, entertainer, and composer. She has earned a Bachelor of Music Degree from Eastern New Mexico University and a Master of Arts Degree in Music Education from the University of South Florida. Carolyn also sings a tribute to her late great cousin Patsy Cline. Here are the memories of a talented entertainer named Patsy Cline from Winchester, Virginia, who still manages to capture the hearts of everyone through Carolyn Cline’s voice, phrasing, and style to an unforgettable artist.
http://carolyncline.com/
6/16-6/21 Count Basie and His Orchestra
6/22-6/23? The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Directed By Lee Castle
6/24-6/30 The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Directed By Buddy Morrow
6/31-7/7? Les Brown and His Band of Renown
7/18-7/14 Freddy Martin and His Orchestra
7/15-7/21 Bob Crosby and His Orchestra featuring the Bob Cats
7/22-7/28 Louis Bellson and His Big Band Explosion
7/29-8/4 Les Elgart and His Orchestra
with vocalist Carolyn Cline
8/5-8/18 The Glenn Miller Orchestra Directed By Jimmy Henderson
8/19-8/25 Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra
8/26-9/1 Woody Herman and His Young Thundering Herd
9/2-9/8 Buddy Rich and His Band
Cline was under the personal management of Kay Saunders-Palmer, executive secretary to Tony Papa, Executive Vice President. Kenneth Howard Smith was the in-house record producer for ABC and all of it’s acts. It was Smith’s job to push the record companies into putting out more plastic on their artist(s). Smith replaced Irwin Azstoff, who was later named as President of MCA Records, which is now owned by General Electric’s NBC/Universal Pictures.
ASSOCIATED BOOKING CORPORTAION (JOE GLASER) Louis Armstrong and His All Stars
Joe Glaser, Associated Booking Corporation. Edition Not Stated. Paperbound, 12 x 9 Inches. Ill.: B&W Photos. Performing Arts, Stiff paper wraps illustrated with B&W photo of Stachmo, blue, fuchsia and white illustration and title. No page numbers. A promotional booklet published by Joe Glaser promoting the great Louis Armstrong, with bio and clips from printed sources. Not dated, circa 1965. Lower corner creased, light edgewear. A clean, collectible copy of a scarce item. MUSIC 3880. Very Good Condition.
From Smith’s book, Vinyl Knights: Welcome To Hollywood - “. . .Cline tackles some of the country’s greatest songwriters, with selections like Bobby Hebb’s “Sunny”; Cory and Cross’ “I Left My Heart In San Francisco”; or John Fogerty’s “Proud Mary” and many more.
On Ms. Cline’s 30th year visit to Tokyo, Japan, D-Town Records came upon a souvenior album recorded by her while she was there. It was only with great technical transformation from analog to digital that one gets the real picture of a very talented artist.
The original vinyl album and this CD were Produced by Kenneth Howard Smith, with Tony Papa as the Executive Producer and Kay Saunders-Palmer, Personal Management. . . ”
Offered for US$ 45.00 by: The Prints and The Paper - Book number: 3880
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