Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1940
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"THE QUINTUPLETS" JOIN JUNIORS ON PARADE:" The first part of the 1940 "Juniors on Parade," to open Wednesday night in Lydia Mendelssohn theater, centers upon the Dionne quintuplets and Pinocchio's dream of visiting the Penny circus to see the little girls. His dream journey is rewarded with the pretty dance given by the "quints" impersonated above, from left to right, by Nancy Jeanne Hannah of Shadford Rd., Suzanne Chaddock Griffin of Ypsilanti, Mary Alice Baur of Buchanan St., Judy Cushing of Melrose Ave., and Garnette Godfrey of Westminster Pl. The dance revue will be given each night starting Wednesday by selected pupils of the studio of Roy Hoyer. The second part will feature "My Day in Ann Arbor" given by Jack Silcott, University student who will repeat his highly-appreciated burlesque as "Mrs. Roosevelt" in the recent Michigan Opera. The show will be given for the benefit of St. Joseph's Mercy hospital.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 25, 1940
Caption:
"It's just like a story," Nancy Jeanne, 7, explains to her younger sister, Sandra Kay, 4. "There are many children who are not well and healthy like them and the pennies spent in buying Christmas seals are used to finance care for youngsters and older people who have been stricken with tuberculosis." The seal sale opened today. The design of the Christmas seal, held by Nancy Jeanne, shows three healthy youngsters singing greetings. Nancy Jeanne and Sandra Kay are children of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hannah of Shadford Rd.