The Vegas Voice 3-21

received my two shots, the Governor has
I loosened restrictions, and The Vegas Voice
will resume presenting world class shows with top
performing entertainers.
You’re all familiar with The Great American Song Book. Well, on
Saturday April 24 th Mark OToole will be bringing his crooner style to
Sun City MacDonald Ranch for two shows. A 4:30 & 7 pm show with
limited seating. Our special guest star will be our own Vegas Voice radio
host and comic impersonator Rich Natole.
Of course all social distancing, safety and health protocols and
requirements will be followed for our shows. Mark and Rich have been
a MacDonald Ranch favorite for many years, and we are thrilled to be
able to bring them back to the MacDonald Ranch showroom.
As I previously mentioned, our world class shows are coming back.
That’s because they are.
May 1 st we will bring back the Folk Legacy Trio. These great
performers hold the distinction of having the biggest crowd ever to see
a show at Sun City MacDonald Ranch.
George Grove, Rick Dougherty and Jerry Siggins - playing the
very best music of the great folk era. The three are starting a national
tour, and we’re fortunate to have them start with us.
They will be performing two shows on Saturday, May 1 st . And it
doesn’t stop there.
On Saturday, May 22 nd Genevieve and Michael Ross Nugent will
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We’re Back!
By: Evan Davis / Entertainment Editor
Dressing Up My Pet
By: Sandi Davis / Fashion “Cents”
It has really been a year of less fashion and
more “how to fashion a mask with what is
on hand.”
The internet abounds with mask choices, including
some designers making masks that match your outfits.
But it’s getting better, and we are getting the vaccine.
Let’s celebrate Spring and all the wonderful
celebrations that are coming on the calendar.
This issue of The Vegas Voice is celebrating pets.
Evan and I had been actively looking for a shelter pet
that we could adopt, but that has proven fruitless for us.
We shifted to puppies, but the waiting lists are long,
and some require a nonrefundable deposit. But we are
still hopeful.
In the meantime, I do have pets. They do not eat,
bark, or roar, and they do not poop. They are stalwart and ever watchful.
They guard our front door and our pool. And I dress them up! I am a
Leo, and these four stone lions are my pets.
Whatever the event, or the season, these stone lions are the lucky
recipients (or perhaps victims) of my desire to dress up! Over Christmas,
they donned lighted wreaths around their necks, and Santa hats on
March 2021
also be performing two shows. You may remember their 2019/2020
New York, New Year’s Eve dinner show. They were and are simply
extraordinary.
All three of these performances will be in the MacDonald Ranch
showroom with tickets available at the Clubhouse Front Desk.
The excitement of getting back to performances in front of a live
audience is unmistakably one of the best feelings any performer can
have. As you know, I can’t sing, dance or tell jokes, however I also love
being on stage with a microphone in my hand hosting these shows.
I can’t wait for our opening show on April 24 th and I’m sure you
can’t either.
You can read Evan’s entertainment blog and sign up to receive
his free email weekly Calendar of Events at www.EvanDavisJazz.
com. Email him at: evan@thevegasvoice.net.
their massive heads.
Since Saint Patrick’s Day is in March, they are “Wearing the Green.”
And I have planned all year.
February is big red hearts, on a boa. March is the
jaunty hat and bows seen here. April is Easter Bunny
Ears and a big basket.
May is a baby lion in diaper between their legs, June
is the same with the addition of a cigar. July is Uncle
Sam on steroids, and birthday banners.
August? Well, I do need suggestions! September is
books and larger than life pencils. October is Halloween
style, November is Pilgrims and December is Santa,
Kwanza, and Hanukkah dress-up.
No, I did not forget January. That is stylishly nude.
And in the meantime, “ERIN GO BRAGH-less!” (I
really should not do this anymore; but it was popular
when I was in my twenties.)
REMEMBER: You do not have to look perfect; just feel good about
how you look, and it will show through.
Sandi Davis is the Fashion Style columnist and Behind-the-Scenes
Research Analyst for The Vegas Voice. She welcomes all questions
and opinions. You can contact her at Sandidavis@cox.net