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| Back by Popular Demand. The 2005 edition of Lend Me An Ear will be November 14, 2005. Watch for more details. |
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ATLANTA - Atlanta's three professional acting unions - the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG),
the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA),
and Actor's Equity Association (AEA) - teamed up to present a nostalgic evening of adventure,
comedy and drama with old-time radio theater performances of classic programs for the benefit of the
Atlanta Food Bank in a program entitled "Lend Me an Ear!" on Monday, November 15, 2004
at the New American Shakespeare Tavern.
The event raised over $1300 in cash and checks, and boxes upon boxes upon bags upon bags of food for them -- an eye-popping 827 pounds of cans and other non-perishables. |
 Dick Klinger |
 The cast |
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Edith Ivey (left) brought her experience from the early radio soaps and interesting background stories. The show was produced by Barry Stolze and Ric Reitz and directed by Doug Kaye and David DeVries. |
 Waiting for the show to begin. |
 Jeff Winter and David Alan Holmes |
 In Rehersal Doug Kaye (as Wallace Whimple), Susan Shalhoub Larkin (Molly) and Mark Gray (Fibber) |
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 Janet Metzger has to steal her own horse. |
 Henry Howard opens a few doors. |