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Adv 225 Assignment 5
Course: ADV 225, Spring 2011School: Michigan State University
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and Donny Marie Osmond made a generous donation of $225,000 Wilma Flintstone changes the name of the Agate Theater to the "Osmond Auditorium" March 22, 2011: 6 p.m. News Facts With the help of the donation of $225,000 by Donny and Marie Osmond, the $3.45 million renovation project of the Agate Theater is now in progress. Since the Osmonds were so generous, Wilma Flintstone has decided to rename...
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and Donny Marie Osmond made a generous donation of $225,000
Wilma Flintstone changes the name of the Agate Theater to the "Osmond Auditorium"
March 22, 2011: 6 p.m. News Facts With the help of the donation of $225,000 by Donny and Marie Osmond, the $3.45 million renovation project of the Agate Theater is now in progress. Since the Osmonds were so generous, Wilma Flintstone has decided to rename the theater to the "Osmond Auditorium" The Agate Theater is part of Bedrock Center for Performing Arts, and is being expanded so that bigger and better performances can be held for the residents of Bedrock, Utah. The theater will be expanded from 670 seats to 1,750 seats, so bigger and better performances will be held. For more information or to make donation, visit BedrockCenter.org/agatetheater "I Quotations am extremely grateful that Donny and Marie Osmond have decided to donate $225,000 to help us out. Because of their generosity, I am changing the name of the Agate Theater to the "Osmond Auditorium." --Wilma Flintstone, owner, Bedrock Center for Performing Arts "Marie and I are happy to help with the expansion of the theater and are very grateful that Wilma Flintstone will be renaming it in our honor." --Donny Osmond Multimedia Photo (hi/lo resolutions): Agate Theater Video (45 seconds): Flintstone Announcing New Name of Theater Link to Traditional Media News Release (PDF)
Related Links Donny and Marie Osmond Wilma Flintstone Bedrock Center for Performing Arts BedrockCenter.org/agatetheater Contact Karen Kolasinski 269-861-3173
kolasin3@msu.edu
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LETTERHEAD FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 29, 2011 CONTACT:Karen Kolasinski 269-861-3173Donny and Marie Osmond made a generous donation of $225,000Wilma Flintstone changes the name of the Agate Theater to the "Osmond Auditorium"BEDROCK, Utah - Donny and M
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LETTERHEAD Feb. 15, 2011 Ms. Wilma Flintstone Owner Bedrock Center for Performing Arts 425 Wasatch Blvd. Bedrock, UT 84601 Dear Ms. Flintstone: Donny and Marie Osmond, as well as Neon Trees have agreed to perform at the Bedrock Center for Performing Arts.
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