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Pink Ballerina Ballet Girls Dolls Clip-art Set including 5 Dolls and various accessories in a PNG (300ppi) format. The approximate dimensions of the Doll figures are: 2 inches wide x 5 inches high (6.5 cm x 12.5 cm).Many uses could be in Doll Design, Backgrounds, Printable's, Blogs, Websites, Invitations, Social Media backgrounds, Cards, Scrap-booking, Packaging, Photography, Business Headers, Graphics, Business Cards, School Projects, Zazzle & Cafepress and a whole lot more. The only limit is the size of your imagination. Purchases:•Instant download once payment has been received. •You will receive 11 Digital graphics in PNG (300ppi) format compressed into a Zip file which can be unzipped to your computer once downloaded. •You will receive the files to your Etsy registered email box. Terms:These designs are for personal and small commercial use only and cannot be shared, re-sold or redistributed as they are. Copyright does not transfer with the purchase and belongs to Kevin's Digital Designs. By purchasing these items you agree to my terms of use.Many thanks for viewing my store. Please message me if you have any queries or questions and I will do my best to assist.Kevin(Kevin's Digital Designs)

Last week I saw one of those tiny cars with a sign between the driver’s door and the back seat. It proudly proclaimed, ‘Actual Size.’ That one cracked me up and I wanted to take a picture of it to share with others, but didn’t have a camera with me at the time. I guess the tin cans strung on strings hanging behind a car with the ‘Just Married’ sign are a thing of the past now. It seems that newlyweds are riding in limos these days and those joyful, horn honking, tin can clanging cars are gone. Too bad, I really got a kick out of them.

We seniors can remember when all television shows where in black and white, If you wanted to change the channel, you had to get up and walk over to the set to do it, There weren’t shows around the clock either, when they were done broadcasting for the day, the old test pattern came on and that was it, Watching some of those old time shows on channels that run them now was a real eye-opener for me, What we enjoyed and laughed at seems silly in comparison with many of today’s shows, I do wish that some of the shows that came later on would be back on to watch now, There is nothing now that can match pink ballerina ballet girls dolls clip-art set in a png (300ppi) format. personal & small commercial use (061) the craziness of “Laugh In,” it was indeed a classic and we could use some of that clean fun on today’s networks..

Sayings from the show were common place when it was running and made everyone laugh when they heard them: “The devil made me do it,” “Here comes the judge,” “Is that another chicken joke?” and many others. Dick Clark brought us “American Bandstand,” which went national in 1957. That was a must watch for everyone that wanted to learn the latest dances and of course hear what was new in music. I know my friends and I were glued to the set so we wouldn’t make fools of ourselves on the dance floor.

‘Arabian Nights’ to open at Allen E, Jones Center, BRENTWOOD — Liberty Playmakres presents “The Arabian Nights” Sept, 5-18 at Allen E, Jones Performing Arts Center at Liberty High School, pink ballerina ballet girls dolls clip-art set in a png (300ppi) format. personal & small commercial use (061) 850 Second St, At the focus of the classic story is Shahryzar, an Arabian king, who, because of an unfaithful wife, marries a new woman each evening and sentences her to death at sunrise, Sharhrazad, the Vizier’s daughter, marries Shahryzar, and, in hopes of making him fall in love, tells him a new story each night, Shahrazad is a clever woman, but only fate will tell if her charm and stories of love, courage, luck and faithfulness will be enough to win the king’s heart and save her life..

The cast stars Jason Harpole as the heartbroken king Shahryar, Danielle Reyes as the clever Shahrazad; Ryan Harpole as the caring father, Vizier; and Madison Seimers as the adoring sister, Dinarzad. Two student directors, Kayla Erickson and Devne’t DeGrandmont, will direct this production. The Playmakers’ Sept. 13 showing will be a “relaxed performance” for people with special needs and their families. For more information on show times and ticket prices, go to http:// libertyunion.schoolwires.net/playmakers and follow us on Facebook at LHS Playmakers or on our Twitter page @lhs_playmakers.

Stage Right presents pink ballerina ballet girls dolls clip-art set in a png (300ppi) format. personal & small commercial use (061) ‘Beauty and the Beast’, ANTIOCH — Stage Right Conservatory Theatre Inc, presents “Beauty and the Beast,” produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service Inc, The beloved fairy tale by Vera Morris is directed by Bryan Anthony and is fun for all ages, “Beauty and the Beast” completes its run this weekend at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center, 213 F St, in Antioch, Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m, Adults $10, students and seniors $8, children $5, Seniors pay $5 on the Sunday matinee, For more information, call 925-216-4613 or visit www.srctgrp.org..

Swingin’ Blue Stars plays 1940s songs Sept. 9. BRENTWOOD — The Swingin’ Blue Stars, a group of four singers from the East Bay, will perform 1940s music on Sept. 9 at Summerset Orchards Lodge, 770 Centennial Place. The singers perform swing-style music, made popular by 1940s female vocal groups such as The Andrew Sisters. Few songs can get the feet tapping and the fingers snapping as quickly as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” and “Rum and Coca Cola.” These energetic ladies bring history to life as they sing and dance to people-pleasing music, mixing saucy and romantic World War II tunes that appeal to a wide variety of audiences.

Doors open at 6 p.m, with seating in the concert hall starting at 6:30 p.m, pink ballerina ballet girls dolls clip-art set in a png (300ppi) format. personal & small commercial use (061) and the music at 7 p.m, Tickets may be purchased at the door or in advance for $10, For more information or questions, call 925-513-2640, Carpenters tribute band to perform Sunday, ANTIOCH — Close to You, a tribute band to The Carpenters, will perform at 3 p.m, Sunday at the El Campanil Theatre, 602 W, Second St, The popular singing duo of the 1970s and early 1980s focused on mid-tempo pop and ballads with Karen Carpenter’s unique and expressive alto voice on lead vocals, Admission is $27 for adults, $25 for seniors 62 and older and youth 6-17 are free with paying adult, Call 925-757-9500 or go to www.elcampaniltheatre.com..

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