Item 1- I think this is a full set of the early 1970’s Osmond trading cards. Very good condition.

Item 2- Donny & Marie TV Talk Show Key Chain. A New. Never used. 1998.

Item 3- The Best Of Donny & Marie VHS tape Set. Used. Good condition. Look back with Donny and Marie as they share with you some of their favorite moments from their 1970s TV Series. See the goofs that made it to air, enjoy the music that still sounds great today!

Item 4- The Gift of Love VHS tape. New. Marie Osmond stars in this Christmas Classic from 1978. Based on The Gift of the Magi.

Item 5- Donny Osmond Trivia Book Volume 1. This item is from 1988 and is autographed by Donny on the inside cover in fine sharpie, Special Edition # 151. Some yellowing with age and a bend here or there. This item is rare and from the fan club.

Item 6- Donny Joseph doll sized Technicolor Dreamcoat . Made for Donny’s TV series on MTV (?). Condition is very good +. Has some of the color decals coming off, but one of a kind item not to be found ANYWHERE else.

Item 7- The Osmonds. The official story of the family as told to and by Paul H., Dunn. This 1975 book is signed by the author. Has a name and phone number written on inside cover. Very nice condition and complete without tears stains or cutting.

Item # 8- Donny Osmond Greatest Hits CD from Curb Records ©1992. 12 early original recordings. Still sealed. No cut out marks. As new- perfect!

Item 9- Donny Pink Fan Club Sweat Shirt. Washed. Used. Light pilling. Dry cleaning could help. Size L

Item 10- Black Donny Osmond Fan Club Sweat Shirt. Washed Light pilling. Size L

Item 11 - Donny Osmond Joseph Color T Shirt. Size XL

Item 12- Donny Osmond “To You With Love” 1971 LP. Sealed, not a cut out. Sharp corners.

Item 13- Donny Osmond “My Best To You” 1972 LP. Sealed, not a cut out. Sharp corners.

Item 14- Osmonds “The Plan” 1973 LP. Sealed, not a cut out. Sharp corners.

Item 15- Jimmy Osmond LP. 1972’s Killer Joe.  Good Condition.

Item 16 - Jimmy Osmond LP. 1975’s Little Arrows.  Good Condition.

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DALLAS, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — On September 20, the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women is bringing the real faces of women and heart disease into living rooms across the country in a new 30-minute NBC television special, “Go Red For Women presents — Untold Stories of the Heart.” The special will air on NBC’s ten owned-and-operated stations (check your local listings for various times). For every heart, there is a story. Unfortunately, these stories often go untold because women lack awareness of their risk factors and an understanding of the choices they can make to prevent heart disease. This fall, those stories will be told.

Last February, Go Red For Women hosted an open casting call to select real women at the heart of Go Red to represent the many faces of heart disease. More than 700 women responded to the casting call, and this fall, two of these incredible women will join Marie Osmond and host, Hoda Kotb, to share their stories of awareness, prevention, survival and support in “Go Red For Women presents — Untold Stories of the Heart.”
“Go Red For Women’s ‘Untold Stories of the Heart’ provided me with an opportunity to honor my mother and my grandmother, both of whom I lost to heart disease,” said Marie Osmond. “By telling our stories, we want women to realize they have the choice to prevent heart disease in their own lives and the lives of their friends and families. I encourage every woman to tune in. These are stories you won’t want to miss.”

In addition to Marie Osmond, viewers will hear from these casting call finalists:

– Theresa — A mother of two who bid a tearful goodbye to her daughters after her undiagnosed symptoms led to a nearly fatal heart attack.

– Stephanie — This young woman’s unexpected brush with heart disease kick-started an active lifestyle.

“More than 42 million American women are living with one or more types of cardiovascular disease,” said Jennifer H. Mieres, M.D., Go Red For Women spokesperson and director of Nuclear Cardiology at New York University. “If women do not believe they are at risk, they are not likely to take preventative action, putting them at even greater risk. ‘Untold Stories of the Heart’ will not only educate women about their risk, but give them tools to make healthy choices.”

“Go Red For Women presents — Untold Stories of the Heart” premieres on NBC on September 20. Visit www.GoRedForWomen.org to find local listings.

WOMEN AT THE HEART OF GO RED

Through the first-ever national casting call, nine finalists were selected to represent the dynamic cause. They are mothers, sisters, daughters and friends — united to raise awareness and take action against heart disease. It is the hope of Go Red For Women that by telling their personal stories of prevention and survival, these women will inspire others to choose to reduce their own personal risk.

In addition to the women appearing in “Go Red For Women presents - - Untold Stories of Heart,” casting call finalists include:

– Michelle — A 10-year survivor who Goes Red for her sister, who died too young of heart disease

– Gail — A heart transplant survivor determined to make a difference in honor of her heart donor

– Loraine — A daughter inspired to get active by her father’s experience with diabetes

– Cathy — A Hispanic survivor determined to love and laugh after falling victim to heart disease in her 30s

– Patricia — A “miracle patient” who survived a heart attack after being clinically dead for one hour

– Debbie — A daughter resolved to save the lives of others, after she couldn’t save her mom

– Tisha — A hypertension sufferer inspired to be an advocate in the African American community

To meet the women at the heart of Go Red and share your own healthy choices with the thousands of women who are Going Red, log on to www.GoRedForWomen.org.

NO. 1 KILLER OF WOMEN

More than 42 million American women are living with one or more types of cardiovascular disease, yet only one in five women view heart disease as their greatest health threat.

Other alarming heart health statistics from the American Heart Association include:

– One in three women has some form of cardiovascular disease.

– Cardiovascular disease kills approximately 460,000 women per year, almost one per minute.

– More women die of cardiovascular disease than the next five causes of death combined, including cancer.

TAKE ACTION.

Heart disease is largely preventable. Regardless of gender, race or family history, every woman can choose to reduce her personal risk.

– CHOOSE TO GO RED. Research shows that women who Go Red are more likely to make healthy choices. As a result of joining Go Red:

– More than 40 percent have lost weight

– More than half have increased their exercise

– Six out of ten have changed their diet

– 53 percent have checked their cholesterol levels

– A third have investigated their heart-health family history or

talked to their doctor about their personal heart risk

– SHOP GO RED SUPPORTERS. On Saturday, September 20, Macy’s stores nationwide will host a “Shop For A Cause” charity shopping day to benefit local and national charities, including the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women. Customers can purchase tickets for $5 to receive an all-day savings pass toward select merchandise in-store and on macys.com on September 20. Macy’s will donate 100 percent of the ticket proceeds to participating charities.

Join the thousands of women who are taking action to prevent heart disease at www.GoRedForWomen.org.

– BE INFORMED. Knowing your personal risk for heart disease is the first powerful, lifesaving choice you can make. Go to www.GoRedForWomen.org and take the Go Red Heart CheckUp for your 10- year personal risk assessment.

– BE CONNECTED. Share your story and connect with women like you who have a passion for women’s health at www.GoRedForWomen.org.

– BE INVOLVED. Go to www.GoRedForWomen.org for details on how you can choose to take action today.

For more information about Go Red For Women, “Go Red For Women presents — Untold Stories of the Heart,” “Shop for a Cause” or to read all of the stories at the heart of Go Red, please visit www.GoRedForWomen.org. Go Red For Women is nationally sponsored by Macy’s and Merck & Co., Inc.

About Go Red For Women

Since 2004, Go Red For Women has captured the energy, passion and intelligence of women to work collectively to wipe out heart disease — the No. 1 killer of women. We want millions of women across America to take heart disease personally. Go Red For Women engages women and the men who love them to embrace the cause. Healthcare providers, celebrities and politicians also elevate the cause and spread the word about women and heart disease. For more information about Go Red For Women, please call 1-888-MY-HEART (1-888-694- 3278) or visit GoRedForWomen.org. Go Red For Women is nationally sponsored by Macy’s and Merck & Co., Inc.

About the American Heart Association

Founded in 1924, the American Heart Association today is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary health organization dedicated to building healthier lives, free of heart disease and stroke. These diseases, America’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers, and all other cardiovascular diseases claim nearly 870,000 lives a year. In fiscal year 2006-07 the association invested more than $554 million in research, professional and public education, advocacy and community service programs to help all Americans live longer, healthier lives. To learn more, call 1-800-AHA-USA1 or visit americanheart.org. TM Go Red trademark of AHA, Red Dress trademark of DHHS

About NBC Local Media

NBC Local Media is comprised of ten NBC owned-and-operated television stations reaching 27% of US TV households; the NBC Everywhere operation focusing on the growing Out of Home digital market; LX.TV, a content production company that produces lifestyle and cultural programming; and Skycastle Entertainment, an award- winning entertainment marketing and promotion company. Together, the NBC Local Media properties distribute NBC Universal content and produce local content for broadcast television, broadband networks, digital channels and numerous media outlets outside of the home. NBC Local Media is a division of NBC Universal.

SOURCE American Heart Association

NASHVILLE - Veteran sibling performers Donny and Marie Osmond are about to begin a 26-week stand in Las Vegas, and Marie Osmond points out that they just might turn Sin City into Sincere City.

The duo will fill the need for a family-friendly variety show in the entertainment mecca, which now is dominated by big production shows a la Cirque du Soleil or single-artist-focused extended runs by one-name stars from Celine to Cher to Elton to Bette.
Their run at the Flamingo Showroom kicks off tonight, with an extension almost a given. The 90-minute show melds multimedia spectacle with Donny & Marie’s extensive repertoire, galvanized by their well-known onstage chemistry.

Marie says, “I think we really appreciate each other professionally, because we grew up together. On a personal level, it’s hysterical because nobody out there has that kind of brother- and-sister thing. We were talking about it: ‘Who is a brother and sister that have been together as long as we have?”‘

Though they’re both Vegas veterans, this run marks Donny & Marie’s first extended engagement in the city in 29 years.

“Donny and I grew up in Vegas, we’ve played every hotel here,” Marie says.

Donny says his first Vegas gig was at the Sahara, opening for Shirley Bassey in the ’60s, and he’s very comfortable in the market. “Even though we are sitting in a recession, and Vegas has been hit a little bit as well, it’s pretty much recession-proof because everybody still wants entertainment, and Vegas in my opinion has become the entertainment centre of the world,” he says.

The idea of reuniting ignited when the pair performed on a TV Land awards show a couple of years ago. The booking may be a natural, but the two singers’ busy solo careers made it tough to nail down. Donny had been tied up with his TV hosting duties for shows ranging from game show Pyramid to Entertainment Tonight, Broadway runs and touring commitments. Marie was wrapped up in Broadway performances, her charitable efforts with the Children’s Miracle Network and, of course, her high-profile run on TV and touring with hit show Dancing With the Stars. Additionally, the performing Osmonds got together for a wildly successful U.K./ European 50th-anniversary tour in May.

It goes without saying that the show is a little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll — and more. “We wanted traditional Vegas, we wanted production, we wanted variety,” Donny says. “I think you have to understand what people expect because of the success of The Donny & Marie Show back in the ’70s, and that is the bulk of our audience, obviously. They want variety.”

And now, given Marie’s run on Dancing With the Stars, they want dancing. “We tease each other back and forth; I’m a better dancer than her,” Donny says. “We put that into the show and it creates that sibling rivalry that’s organic in our relationship, and it works. I’m dripping wet at the end of the show because there’s so much dancing, so much energy involved.”

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Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - August 30, 2008

OREM — Boyz II Men packed the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theater to the rim Thursday as it brought its R&B sound for a one-night stand.

Accompanied by a recorded tape and video backdrop, the multimedia presentation kept the audience on its feet most of the night as the former Philly trio sang top hits from its collection as well as a set of Motown favorites.

Touted as the most successful R&B group of all time based on record sales, the four-time Grammy Award-winning song stylists showed off their tight harmonies and high energy.

The trio blended their voices with the taped band and background singers, which gave the concert a full sound. The audience didn’t seem to mind that part of the concert was live and part of it wasn’t. In fact, it was almost like being in a lengthy music video.

Among the songs the trio sang for the appreciative audience were hit singles “I’ll Make Love to You,” “4 Seasons of Loneliness” and “End of the Road.”

Classic Motown songs from the “Motown: Hitsville USA” tribute album included “The Tracks of My Tears,” “Just My Imagination” and “Mercy, Mercy Me,” complete with classic Motown moves.

The six finalists in the SCERA’s Celebrity singing contest opened for Boyz II Men, with 11-year old Kelly Jackson of Alpine taking the top prize after belting out the Whitney Houston song “I Will Always Love You.”

Judges were writer-producer Steve Anderson, Jared Osmond , son of Virl Osmond , and comedian Jason Hewlett. E-mail: rodger@desnews.com

The 45-year-old, whose hits include Long Haired Lover from Liverpool, will play the role of Teen Angel at London’s Piccadilly Theatre in January. He said yesterday: “It’s been a lifelong dream of mine to play in theWest End and what better show than Grease?

“It is fast, fun, energetic and full of talent and I’m thrilled to be playing Teen Angel.”

The character helps Frenchy, a Pink Lady, after she drops out of school.

Jimmy was in ITV’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here in 2005 and has just finished a UK tour with the Osmonds. Grease is celebrating its 15th year on stage and 30th anniversary of the film this year.

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