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CLOWNS OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL FORMULARIO DE APPLICACION Y RENOVACION Nombre: Primero Iniciales: Apellidos Calle: Ciudad: Urbanización / Barriada: Pueblo: Zona Postal: Regale Una Membresía Por favor regale la membresia a la persona indicado en esta forma. Deseo permanecer anónimo. Deseo que usted me identifique al recipiente.Deseo escribir Deseo escribir una nota.________________________________ Número de Teléfono: E-mail: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Fecha de Nacimiento: Edad: Masculino/Femenino: Nombre de Payaso/a: Afiliado: Nombre del alley Número de COAI (renovación): Referido por: Numero de COAI del Referido: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Por favor dénos su nombre y número de teléfono de modo que nosotros podamos ponernos en contacto con usted si fuera necesario. Si usted desea quedarse anónimo, haga una señal in la caja indicada arriba y no revelaremos su identidad. __________________________________________________________ Nombre #Teléfono Cuotas de Socios Anuales Membrecía Individual: . . . . . . . . . . . . $40 Membrecía Mayores (65 +): . . . . . . . . . $30 Membrecia Junior Joeys (jóvenes 8-15): . . . $30 Membrecía Familia: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20 Membrecia De por vida: . . . . . . . . . $1,000 • Los seniors deben tener la edad 65 o más viejo dentro del año de renovación o la inscripción. Los Junior Joeys deben tener la edad de 8 a 15 en el año de inscripción. • Los ninos de la edad 8 a 15 pueden decidir unirse como el Miembro de Familia o Junior Joey. Los miembros de familia pueden ser cualquier edad. • Socios DE LA VIDA reciben la revista New Calliope. Socios de Familia no reciben la revista New Calliope. Cheque a nombre de: __________ Método de Pago Visa MasterCard Discover Firma y Teléfono: (Se requiere para las tarjetas de crédito) Número de Teléfono:___________________________ Número de Tarjeta de Crédito __________________________________________________________________ Fecha de Expiración : _______________________ Código de Verificación (3 dígitos) ______________ Firma Enviar formulario a: Clowns Of America, International, Inc. (COAI), P.O. Box 1171, Englewood, FL 34295-1171 USA Teléfono 1-877-816-6941 • 941-474-4351 • Fax 941-474-8317 • Página Web: www.coai.org Clasificación de Membresía 1. Todas las membresías a COAI se hacen en bases anuales. Page 24 The New Calliope
Doing More With Letters by Ted “Twaddles” White Most of us could use letters of the alphabet to create more and better props and gags. Most of you have heard of the old “Free Bs,” “Green Ps,” “Brown Es,” “Grey V” and perhaps the “Iced T.” These have been well used and some clowns are still using them! By using our imagination and thinking laterally, we can come up with new ideas that are uniquely our own. To start the creative juices flowing here are a couple of suggestions: Paint a 'B' brown, and a couple of 'I's blue. (Have you ever seen a Brown Bee with Blue Eyes?) You can talk geography. Take a black C, a red C and a yellow C. You have The Black Sea, The Red Sea and the Yellow Sea. Using WordArt on you computer, print a C that is filled with a picture of coral and you have the Coral Sea. Then bash one of them and you can have the Dead Sea, and if it isn’t dead then at least you have made a C sore (seesaw). Drop some of them on the floor and stumble over them, you have taken a “Trip Overseas”. See how many seas you can see by just looking at Cs. Paint a C blue. Ask your audience “What color is the sea?” When they answer “Blue,” show them your blue C and ask them “Are you psychic? How did you know my C was blue?” Paint a P to look cold and icy (like the Iced T) and you have a “Frozen Pea.” A couple of Ps tied onto a cord can be whirled around. You have created Whirled Ps, or in other words, “World Peace.” Paint an I black. Just look at this, my fellow clown gave me a “Black Eye” or “You are asking for trouble, Do you want me to give you a black eye?” Are you getting the picture? Many low price shops and chain stores sell bags of inexpensive plastic or foam letters that can be used. If you buy the bags of assorted letters, the ones you can’t use in a gag can be handed out by saying something like “I met the postman outside, and I have a letter for you.” If the letter you hand out is black you can comment “It’s obviously blackmail!” You may even want to paint many of these extra letters black. Conversely some of those extra letters could be red, in which case “Somebody has interfered with my mail, this letter was read (red) before I got it” or “This really is a RED LETTER day,” Individual letters are often available singly at craft shops or places that sell scrapbooking supplies. These may be colored or bare wood and in many cases will need painting to make your gag work effectively. Be creative. Alternately you may be able to set up some large letters on the computer, print them, stick them onto cardboard, cut them out and perhaps even laminate them. When you have made your prop/gag, then you have to develop a presentation and patter that will give maximum laughter as well as taking up as much time as is practical. It is better to have just a couple of goodies that take a few minutes each rather than try for a quick succession of gags that flow like you were dealing cards. You need to introduce the topic and build up a bit of suspense before unveiling the punch line. The only limitation is your imagination so put on those thinking caps. The Coral Sea. September/October <strong>2013</strong> Page 25
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