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Category: Nightlife
“Escape from Chickentown” Home to Roost!

That’s right folks the new owners of Jim & Jimmies have invited “Escape from Chickentown” ( the movie) to return to it’s origins. “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to take this film back to where most scenes took place.” said Clair Eash .

Come see the film and look around to see the updates made to Jim & Jimmies. The new owners who will be having their Grand Opening this weekend August 8th 2009,  have asked us to bring the movie to them August 15th 2009. We eagerly accepted the invite to do so.

Announcing! AUGUST 15TH 2009 – Wampum Bear Productions is proud to present, A home grown original movie, made here in the Johnstown, by Johnstown folks to be presented at “Jim & Jimmies”
The two showings of the movie will be at 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM. Admission is $2.00 for the movie and Jim and Jimmies will provide cash bar and their  food menu for movie patrons. Jim and Jimmies is located on the old Somerset Pike about 5 miles south of Johnstown.

Clair Eash the writer, director, producer of this film says,”The response to this movie has been positive by all who have seen it, we had a blast making this and hope folks get a kick out of it too! This dialogue driven film will make you chuckle and laugh out-loud.”

Watch the antics of our friends, Bird, Al, and Mark as they plot to rob the Amish Mafia in this 1-hr comedy film. Don’t miss one of the last chances to see this film, and support local arts.

Popularity: 5%

 
“Escape from Chickentown” Flies Again!

Miscues in cooperation with Bear Essential Video Productions is proud to present the second showing of the original home grown movie, “ESCAPE FROM CHICKENTOWN” a film by Clair Eash Jr.

Watch as our heros Mark, Al, and Bird, plot to rob the Amish Mafia.

The show will be held at Miscues on Friday July 31st at 8:00 p.m. admission is $5.00 which includes unlimited games of pool,  plus the movie come enjoy the film and play some pool.

Popularity: 2%

 
St. Therese Church Festival

Saturday Evening we took our daughter and went up to the St. Therese Church Festival in the West End.  As usual the festival never disappoints with it’s ethnic foods and enjoyable games of chance.  We walked around the circle a few times, running into people I havent seen for years and some I see every day.  We stopped for a bit and got some pizza and funnel cake and even tried a few of the 2 dollar drafts on tap.  This year they actually had a selection!  In years past they always had only Old Milwaukee and Old Milwaukee Light.  This year they had Yuengling, Miller Lite and Coors Light! Another change for this year was that a few of the rides were different, or in different places.  For the most part though it was still good ole St. Therese.  The same festival I could remember since I was old enough to walk.  So we proceeded to check things out, playing some games and stuff.  We passed by the Chuck-a-Luck booth and I managed to win about 10 dollars with the help of my daughter picking out numbers for me to bet on.  Next thing I knew It was time to head home.

Sunday we went back up late in the evening to enjoy the festivities a bit more and check out the fireworks show which is always a crowd-pleaser. As soon as we walked in, we saw my brother, and our friends Jay, Wyatt, Steve, and Ron standing by the beer pavilion so we stopped and talked for a second.  We walked around, transitioning between pushing our kid in the stroller and holding her while weaving through a crowd twice the size of the night before.  I couldnt believe how many people were there!  We got some pizza again and sat down, talking with our friend John and his wife Gwen for a bit.  My sister-in-law brought my niece Sadie over and she was talking with our baby for a few minutes.  Next we got back up and walked around a bit more, then before we knew it, the Fireworks show had started.  It seemed a bit loud for the baby, so we started to walk down towards our car (about 7 blocks away).  We stopped on Brush Ave and watched the Fireworks show and the baby loved it!  There were people in their yards on lawn chairs andthey had small fires going and they were watching the fireworks as well.  Finally, as it does every year, the Grand Finale came at the end of the fireworks show and we walked down to our cars at my parents house and headed home.

The weekend was great and I’m glad my daughter got to check out her first St. Therese’s festival because as far back as I can remember growing up in the West End, I went pretty much every year.

Popularity: 4%