Concert Night at BWSC Featuring - Elvis Presley Aloha from Hawaii - May 21st at 6:30PM

Aloha from Hawaii 

Viewing figures

Elvis Presley Enterprises give the figure that between 1 billion and 1.5 billion people watched the one hour broadcast live, a debatable figure as the total population of the countries receiving the broadcast was 1.3 billion.

§Set list

• Introduction ("Also Sprach Zarathustra", performed by the Joe Guercio Orchestra)

• "See See Rider"
• "Burning Love"
• "Something"
• "You Gave Me a Mountain"
• "Steamroller Blues"
• "My Way"
• "Love Me"
• "Johnny B. Goode"
• "It's Over"
• "Blue Suede Shoes"
• "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"
• "I Can't Stop Loving You"
• "Hound Dog"
• "What Now My Love"
• "Fever"
• "Welcome to My World"
• "Suspicious Minds"

• Elvis introduces J.D. Sumner & the Stamps Quartet, the Sweet Inspirations, Kathy Westmoreland, members of the TCB Band, and the Joe Guercio Orchestra

• "I'll Remember You"
• "Long Tall Sally"/"Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On"
• "An American Trilogy"
• "A Big Hunk o' Love"
• "Can't Help Falling in Love"

• Closing vamp performed by the TCB Band and the Joe Guercio Orchestra

After the concert was over, Presley returned to the empty arena with the TCB Band to record five songs for the American airing of the show, including Gordon Lightfoot's "Early Morning Rain", and some songs from the movie Blue Hawaii: "Hawaiian Wedding Song" "No More" and "Ku-U-I-Po"

Comedy Night at BWSC Thursday April 9th 2015 - The Honeymooners

1. Honeymooners -- Funny Money Full Show

Counterfeiters have lost a suitcase of 'funny money' and have to wait 30 days to retrieve it. Once 30 days have elapsed it becomes the property of the person who found it...Ralph Kramden. When he discovers the contents of the case he goes on a wild spending spree despite Alice's warnings that this doesn't seem right. It isn't long before the gangsters come calling for their loot.

2. The Honeymooners: Brother Ralph

Because of a suggestion he made, Ralph gets laid off. While they're trying to figure out how to cope with the bills, Alice decides to go back to work over Ralph's objections. The real trouble starts when Ralph finds out who has to do the house work, and when Alice's boss comes to the apartment to pick her up.