Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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..-f..L'-if .... When John Chapell walked out on stage October 25 in the Fine Arts Auditorium to entertain an eager audience he lost his identity and became Mark Twain in every way. As Twain, Chapell relived his boyhood adventures of growing up on the Mississippi River. Chapell had his audience rising out of their seats when he turned off all the house lights and told spooky ghost stories by candlelight. UPPER: Twain takes a moment to remember back. ABOVE: Twain in the spotlight. FEATURES Ql

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TOM PARKS Tom Parks sure hved up to hrs tltle l983 Entertainer Of The Year when he entertamed a full house Tuesday, November 13, ln the Memorial College Center Parks blended together outrageously funny stories that dealt wlth college llfe, sex, and drugs Parks enjoyed hrs audience so much that he made them a part of hrs act Even though Parks has not made It to the Tonight Show he has played to crowds as large as 18,000 One day Parks hopes to expand hls career to televlslon, fllm, and wrltlng sal FEATURES 23