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...like the food," agreed six-year-old Adam Khaw, as he stood watching a group of traditional Burmese dancers in their sequin-and-net costumes...
...first glance, Gaxiola's gaudy, sequin-bedecked costume and psychedelic lizard skin boots may scream overkill more than dedicated passion. But footage of Gaxiola as he works shows a jack-of-all-trades clearly inspired by a deep reserve of energy and practical know-how. For thirteen years, the Maestro had his own day, Maestro Day, in his hometown of Albany, California. The event, free to the public and held in the high school gym, featured Gaxiola singing modern day cowboy ballads, playing the piano and painting quick cowboy portraits on stage (and one thousand homemade cookies baked...
East said the dress--a white sequin gown with ahigh neck and long sleeves--was specially made forher by nationally known designer Stephen Yearick...
Wallace, along with a host of clowns, sequin-clad dancers and several very young singers and comedians, performed for the children in Burden Auditorium and then joined his friends for a parade to a carnival in Bright Hockey Center...
...vote anyway), but for associations of youth, glamour, and vitality that they bring. Reagan, the Acting President, realizes that he does not need the personal OK of a superstar to shine from his or her reflected charisma. Reagan's hyper-publicized photo with God's Gift to the Sequin Industry was seen by more potential voters than the Republican National convention, and was a lot easier on the eyes. One would almost suspect that the blue and gold officer's jacket and aviator's glasses were a secret gift to the tax-free Nancy d. Reagan Wardrobe Fund, in order...