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    The Glenn Miller Orchestra
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    In the Mood - Begin the Beguine - Tuxedo Junction.

    If you recognize these classics of the golden era of swing music, then you probably recognize the name Glenn Miller as well. Miller was one of the greats of the big band swing era, and while he may be gone (he’s listed as missing in action from World War II) his music lives on in the form it did when he was the leader of his very own band - the Glenn Miller Orchestra. This Monday, the new generation of this classic big band are playing at the Derby Dinner Playhouse, and if you’re anything like me you’re probably jumpin’ at the chance to check out this gig!

    This particular show is a dessert matinee at 4 p.m. (doors open at 3 p.m.), and the 19-man ensemble will be playing some of the best swing music ever written for one night only. There’s also an evening show, but that’s sold out - you don’t have much time to book your matinee tickets either, so hustle on over to the

    Derby Dinner Playhouse’s Website

    as quick as you can! Tickets are $25 dollars, which is a real bargain for this kind of live performance - how often does a group like the Glenn Miller Orchestra come to town?

    Get togged to the bricks, all you hep cats and kittens. If you ain’t gammin’ someone else will - it’s gonna be a smooth scene down at the Derby Dinner Playhouse this Monday.

    Photo courtesy of the Glenn Miller Orchestra

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    Brandon is a Michigan transplant, and has been working as a freelance writer since he arrived. He lives with his Girlfriend Hannah, Pico and Marionette the cats, and Marley the awkward greyhound.

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