L.A.: JAN DALEY HONORS MUSIC OF BOB HOPE TO JOSLYN CENTER
Vocalist Jan Daley brings her show "Where There's Hope - A Tribute to the Love Songs of Bob Hope's Legacy" to THE ARTHUR NEWMAN THEATRE at the JOSLYN CENTER THEATRE (73-750 Catalina Way, Palm Desert, CA - TKTS: 760-325-2731) on Sunday, November 6th at 2:00 pm as part of Les Michaels' Life Is A Cabaret Sunday Series. Joining Jan Daley will be musical director David Cohen on the piano. Jan Daley was the singing star of Bob Hope's Troop shows and entertained over 100,000 troops around the world including in wartime Viet Nam. When Hope died, the Hope family chose Jan to perform "Thanks for the Memory," Hope's own signature song, at his memorial. Her new CD, Where There's Hope, is a tribute to her former boss; it takes a new look at the many love songs the funny man introduced to the world. A true 'triple-threat', Jan Daley has starred in such musicals as Anything Goes, Taming Of The Shrew, and Carousel. She's made guest appearances on TV with Dean Martin, David Frost, Frankie Avalon, and Jack Cassidy. She toured as the opener for Don Rickles and David Brenner, and for Rodney Dangerfield and Louis Armstrong in Las Vegas. Tickets are $10.
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