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Ms. Senior Culver City Pageant Takes Place Sunday

The 5th annual pageant, which seeks to put seniors 60 and over in the spotlight, will take place at Culver City Senior Center on March 10 at 1:30 p.m.

The Ms. Senior Culver City Pageant  is set to take place this Sun. March 10, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. at the .

The pageant judging categories are: personal interview, formal attire, philosophy of life statement and talent.

In honoring “America’s greatest generation,” of women 60 and over, the Pageant is hosting eight regional preliminary pageants around California, with the Culver City pageant being the first stop.

The top two finalists from each preliminary pageant will advance to the State Pageant in August for the title of Ms. Senior California. In addition, Ms. Senior California will receive an all expenses paid trip to participate in the October 2013 Ms. Senior America Pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Reigning Ms. Senior California, Elisabeth Howard from Topanga Canyon, went on to win Ms. Senior America at the 2012 Ms. Senior America Pageant. Ms. Howard is a graduate of the Juilliard School with a B.S. and M.S. in voice. She is on the vocal faculty of Pepperdine University and is the founder and director of the highly respected Vocal Power Academy in Los Angeles, established in 1980, with a network of teachers teaching the Elisabeth Howard Vocal Power Singing Method. Clients have appeared on American Idol, Star Search, TV series, film and recording, Broadway, Off-Broadway and National Tours.  

All contestants are also invited to become a member of the Cameo Club and to perform in the “Silver Girls Entertainment Troupe.” Through traveling around to large and small venues alike, the goal of the Troupe is to bring joy and happiness to their audience. Since 2001, the Troupe has performed at over 50 events each year.

Ms. Senior California of America, Inc. was established as a non-profit corporation in 2010 and is affiliated with Ms. Senior America, Inc., founded in 1971. The Ms. Senior California Pageant is celebrating its 26th anniversary, and is now the largest senior pageant program in the nation. For more information please visit www.MsSrCalifornia.com.

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