Iron County Record | 1958-02-27 | Page 1 | Cedar City Kiwanis Club Launches Annual Talent Show

Cedar City Kiwanis Club Launches Annual Talent Show The Kiwanis Club of Cedar City will sponsor their seventh annual Junior Talent Show on Saturday, April 5 and will again this year advance winners to another contest where they will vie for the right to participate on a talent quest show on television In Salt Lake City. That contest will be staged on Saturday, April 12, according to James Hoyle, chairman of the event. Registration blanks for children chil-dren through 17 years of age were mailed out to schools and placed in the drug stores In Cedar Ce-dar City this week in preparation prepara-tion for the annual event, Hoyle stated. Interested youngsters should begin now to prepare their numbers num-bers for the show. An audilioii will be staged prior to the evening eve-ning of the show to select the candidates who will actually appear ap-pear in the Talent Show. Winners on the show will be selected by applause meters j with the audience doing the se- I age groups. Age group breakdowns were I listed by Hoyle as follows: group I. 1 to 8; group II, 9 to 13, and group III. 14 to 17. Two prizes will be awarded in each of the divisions for the first show. For the second contest Eugene Je)?snik, talent scout of Salt Lal.e City, will act as master of, ceremonies and will also serve as sole Judge for the event. In addition to the Cedar City Talent Show winners, participants on I the show will Include winners from a similar contest sponsor ed by the Kiwanis Club at St. George. Citizens will remember that the Terry Sisters of St. Georg and the Key Club Quartet of Co dar City each advanced to tV Salt Lake talent quest show am' the Terry Sislci.-. continued t New York City where they ap jeared on the nationally !:!e vised Ted Mack show. Those some opportunities wiP be available to contestants again this year, Hoyle stated.