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KJ and Athena McElrath Email
12/05/12

City, State: Camas, WA

Website: http://mcelrathcabaret.com/

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Hi Richard:  It was so nice to meet you and have a chance to speak with you.  We were so encouraged and inspired with your valuable suggestions and tips for bringing our cabaret career up to the next level, and we are putting your ideas into practice now!  We also loved hearing about your history in entertainment and what cabaret was like in New York in times past as well--you are a national treasure of cabaret knowledge, so thank you for your generosity in sharing it with us.  Here's to a wonderful new day filled with possibilities!
KJ and Athena McElrath
http://mcelrathcabaret.com

Julie Reyburn 
11/28/12

City, State: New York, New York

Website: juliereyburn.com

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Richard,
Thank you for your tireless commitment to supporting your fellow artists through your wonderful blog.  Your November 27th blog on me and my singing was beautifully done and much appreciated.  Wishing you all good things and much success!  Love, Julie

Maggy Rouff Email
11/25/12

City, State: Sayville LI NYS

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Hello   can you perform for my senior citizens center?

Corinne Aquilina 
09/26/12

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Got your message....good to hear from you...hope all is well. Working out of the city....for a bit, Florida Studio Theater until November. But stay in touch. Best wishes on all your many many endeavors...you are amazing! 

Harvey Sabinson Email
09/19/12

City, State: Florida

Website: http://www.ibdb.com/person.php?id=76875

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Hi, Richard, Your research on “Dolly” is extraordinary. You know much more about the show than I do and I was the press agent from the very inception and also handled “The Matchmaker” for Merrick. Lee Solters and I represented Channing for many years as well as Barbra Streisand.
You are truly awesome. And a remarkable theatre historian as well. The stories behind "Hello, Dolly!" have never been told in detail and you've nailed it. The show added lustre to the golden age of the Broadway musical and I was happy to be a part of it. It also gave a lot of people a lot of work.
-Harvey Sabinson
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