Bring Those Dolls

Mon., Jan. 9, 1995

Marie Osmond will sign her collectible line of porcelain dolls after the performances on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. Just bring your doll to the Opera House stage door (near the fountain). The dolls will be taken inside to Osmond, and she will sign them and return them within about 15 minutes. Wrap them in a towel, and label the doll with your name. Osmond designs and endorses one of the most popular lines of collectible dolls in the country. She markets them through appearances on the QVC shopping network. The Wednesday and Thursday performances should end at about 10:10 p.m., and the Friday performance will end at about 10:40 p.m. xxxx

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