Christmas House Tour – A History
The first Kingsville Christmas House Tour on December 7, 1991, was the inaugural fundraising event for the campaign to build a “Gymnatorium” at Kingsville District
Opening night for Kingsville’s Migration Hall’s production of IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE – THE RADIO SHOW is Friday, Dec 8 at 8 p.m. with 3 performances – Saturday evening Dec 9, with a final matinee on Dec 10 at 2pm.
We have a wonderful twist on this family classic: the story will be acted by ‘radio’ actors as if broadcast from a 1940s radio studio – join us and be the studio audience! I’ve attached the poster for the event with all dates and times – call our Box Office at (519) 733-6200 for tickets or online at www.migrationhall.com
We have some special historical sound effects equipment, including the original ¾ scale sound effects door from the old WXYZ studio used for all the broadcasts of THE LONE RANGER and THE GREEN HORNET during the 30s – 50s. An outstanding cast and fun script, cabaret-style round table seating for 8, and complimentary hot drinks and desserts with a cash wine bar make for a most enjoyable event.
Interested in hearing more about it? Here’s an interview with former CBC’s Bob Steele on the Afternoon Drive show: http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2680213111
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The first Kingsville Christmas House Tour on December 7, 1991, was the inaugural fundraising event for the campaign to build a “Gymnatorium” at Kingsville District
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