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1977 San Diego guide to street entertainment
Mimes, puppeteers, clowns, dancers, even a knife thrower
Larry Cisewski and assistant
Live entertainment is like frosting on the cake at a private party. The addition of a performing artist makes any occasion a memorable experience. A clown for children’s birthday parties, a belly dancer for bachelor parties, a magician for social parties, a mime artist for wine-and-cheese parties; the list of San Diego entertainers for private functions ranges from the sublime to the ridiculous. Easy to attain, financially reasonable, and pleasant to witness, these artists can add that exciting spark to an ordinary, friendly get-together.
Performance rates and styles vary from artist to artist, and for this reason comparative shopping is encouraged. Also, bear in mind that many entertainers have a full schedule and would appreciate calls several weeks in advance. Here is the largest list ever published of San Diego’s most popular private entertainers:
MUSIC
Piparoos, Vocal trio, 233-4020
Bo Bom Beave, Ragtime band, 440-8663
Something “Elsa”, Accordionists, 726-0244
Fly-By-Nyte Revue, Vintage music, 295-8206
Dave Torzillo Orchestra, 273-1760
Werner Hirzel, One-man band, 420-0229
Hunt ’n’ Peck, Bluegrass music, 297-1346
The Troubadours, Polka band, 298-9017
Raisin’ Cane, Barbershop Quartet, 724-7087
MIMES
Mark Wenzel, 231-9357
Larry Aragon, 465-4002
Jim Tucker, 299-1759
Mr. Trash, 222-2064
Z Mime Troupe, 461-4537
Sandy Sax, 427-9266
Third Century Players, 281-2621
Miminos, 449^5625
DANCE
Dezerae, Belly dancer, 275-2161
Airaena, Belly dancer, 566-4056
Solome, Belly dancer, 271-1916
Princess Shalimar, Belly Dancer, 449-0421
Casha Dancer, 224-1611
Rayna’s Spanish Ballet, 475-3425
The Regal Tahitians, Polynesian Dancers, 298-1781
Nadia, Belly dancer, 477-1776
Aloha Sweetheart, Polynesian dancer, 477-2509
California Belly Dance Association, 222-6055.
CLOWNS
Curly the Clown, 224-3887
Fireplug the Clown, 292-1277
Make-Believe the Clown, 287-1915
Buzz-o the Clown, 284-7056
Turtles McGonigal the Clown, 271-8271
Kazoo the Clown, 264-5883
KGB Chicken, 297-2201
California Clowns, 280-7396
Lisa Lollipop the Clown, 233-3022
Magic Clown and Co., 444-8517
Dolly the Clown, 423-2210
Squeeky the Clown, 747-6088
Flappo the Clown, 284-7050
MAGICIANS
Brandon Scott, 459-4396
Rotten Richard, 583-1944
Howard Harris, 463-4847
J.P. Jackson, 292-9520
Chuck Martinez, 298-6533
Ken Noyle, 299-6627
Great Scott, 297-4308
Ted Gibbings, 222-1125
Brian Myers, 276-4049
PUPPETEERS
Puppets Please, 462-1333
Lamb’s Players, 447-7017
OTHERS
Larry Cisewski, Knife thrower, 286-1794
Kit Summers, Juggler, 224-3887
San Diego Unicycle Club, 423-4604
Gerald Roberts, Pyrotechnic Engineer, 224-6606
Charly Kohlmyer Associates, Cake Jumpers, 235-9520
Bill Bennett, Ventriloquist, 755-2387
Dr. James Downs, Hypnotist, 468-3483
Thor the Thunder God, Emcee, 224-1754
Santa Claus, St. Nick, 238-1433
Wally the Walrus, Outrageous Character, 222-6363
Here's something you might be interested in.
1977 San Diego guide to street entertainment
Mimes, puppeteers, clowns, dancers, even a knife thrower
1977 San Diego guide to street entertainment
Mimes, puppeteers, clowns, dancers, even a knife thrower
Larry Cisewski and assistant
Live entertainment is like frosting on the cake at a private party. The addition of a performing artist makes any occasion a memorable experience. A clown for children’s birthday parties, a belly dancer for bachelor parties, a magician for social parties, a mime artist for wine-and-cheese parties; the list of San Diego entertainers for private functions ranges from the sublime to the ridiculous. Easy to attain, financially reasonable, and pleasant to witness, these artists can add that exciting spark to an ordinary, friendly get-together.
Performance rates and styles vary from artist to artist, and for this reason comparative shopping is encouraged. Also, bear in mind that many entertainers have a full schedule and would appreciate calls several weeks in advance. Here is the largest list ever published of San Diego’s most popular private entertainers:
MUSIC
Piparoos, Vocal trio, 233-4020
Bo Bom Beave, Ragtime band, 440-8663
Something “Elsa”, Accordionists, 726-0244
Fly-By-Nyte Revue, Vintage music, 295-8206
Dave Torzillo Orchestra, 273-1760
Werner Hirzel, One-man band, 420-0229
Hunt ’n’ Peck, Bluegrass music, 297-1346
The Troubadours, Polka band, 298-9017
Raisin’ Cane, Barbershop Quartet, 724-7087
MIMES
Mark Wenzel, 231-9357
Larry Aragon, 465-4002
Jim Tucker, 299-1759
Mr. Trash, 222-2064
Z Mime Troupe, 461-4537
Sandy Sax, 427-9266
Third Century Players, 281-2621
Miminos, 449^5625
DANCE
Dezerae, Belly dancer, 275-2161
Airaena, Belly dancer, 566-4056
Solome, Belly dancer, 271-1916
Princess Shalimar, Belly Dancer, 449-0421
Casha Dancer, 224-1611
Rayna’s Spanish Ballet, 475-3425
The Regal Tahitians, Polynesian Dancers, 298-1781
Nadia, Belly dancer, 477-1776
Aloha Sweetheart, Polynesian dancer, 477-2509
California Belly Dance Association, 222-6055.
CLOWNS
Curly the Clown, 224-3887
Fireplug the Clown, 292-1277
Make-Believe the Clown, 287-1915
Buzz-o the Clown, 284-7056
Turtles McGonigal the Clown, 271-8271
Kazoo the Clown, 264-5883
KGB Chicken, 297-2201
California Clowns, 280-7396
Lisa Lollipop the Clown, 233-3022
Magic Clown and Co., 444-8517
Dolly the Clown, 423-2210
Squeeky the Clown, 747-6088
Flappo the Clown, 284-7050
MAGICIANS
Brandon Scott, 459-4396
Rotten Richard, 583-1944
Howard Harris, 463-4847
J.P. Jackson, 292-9520
Chuck Martinez, 298-6533
Ken Noyle, 299-6627
Great Scott, 297-4308
Ted Gibbings, 222-1125
Brian Myers, 276-4049
PUPPETEERS
Puppets Please, 462-1333
Lamb’s Players, 447-7017
OTHERS
Larry Cisewski, Knife thrower, 286-1794
Kit Summers, Juggler, 224-3887
San Diego Unicycle Club, 423-4604
Gerald Roberts, Pyrotechnic Engineer, 224-6606
Charly Kohlmyer Associates, Cake Jumpers, 235-9520
Bill Bennett, Ventriloquist, 755-2387
Dr. James Downs, Hypnotist, 468-3483
Thor the Thunder God, Emcee, 224-1754
Santa Claus, St. Nick, 238-1433
Wally the Walrus, Outrageous Character, 222-6363
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