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Shows

NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA KIDS, a division of American Kids, is currently performing a 50’s Oldies show entitled “It’s an Old Time Rock and Roll”. These kids range in age from 5 to 18 and are from several different communities in Northeast Oklahoma . The Kids performed over 40 shows in 2007. If interested in booking this show for your festival, car show, private company party or other events, please e-mail okla-americankids@cox.net or call 918-512-8044.

Oklahoma Centennial Show cast performs an approximate 15 minute live performance in celebration of Oklahoma's 100th Birthday. The cast begins the show with the "National Anthem" and ends the show with the Rodgers and Hammersteins song "Oklahoma". If interested in booking this show, please contact Clarence or Diane Moore at okla-americankids@sbcglobal.net or call 918-299-5440.

The second show being performed for 2007 is "Just Between Friends" show which will entertain kids of all ages (and those young at heart). The show approximately 25 minutes in length include songs from several Disney shows (including High School Musical, Brother Bear, Toy Story) to name a few. This show is a high energy, high impact show that keeps the audience entertained. If interested in booking this show, please contact Clarence or Diane Moore at okla-americankids@sbcglobal.net or call 918-299-5440.

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AK member is 2006 Pre-Teen Oklahoma Jr Titleholder 8 year old Jessi Ann Thomas was recently named the new 2006 Pre-Teen Oklahoma Jr Titleholder. Jessi has been an American Kid for 1 and 1/2 years. Jessi was chosen from among 65 girls from across the state of OK. She competed in several categories to win the title among them were academic achievement, personal development, volunteer service to community, school honors, general knowledgeability, interview, and on-stage impressiveness. Jessi excelled at all 7 judging categories to take the title. Jessi attributes the American Kids Program with her sucess. If it was not for being able to perform in front of crowds on a regular basic she may not have been able to accomplish this at such a young age. Jessi won a $1000 college scholarship and will now be traveling across the USA representing Oklahoma then heading off to Baton Rouge, LA for the National competition July 3-8 2007. Jessi would like to thank American Kids for supporting her and cheering her on.

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Rene' Moore, 15, National Entertainer of the Year.
	From Oklahoma, Rene' was quite surprised to receive the National Entertainer of the Year this past August. The American Kids National Entertainer of the Year award is presented to those that carry themselves well with pride, trustworthiness, commitment to ones beliefs, self respect, dignity, cheerful to everyone and touches the lives of others less fortunate. Rene spent the past three summers helping kids in the Library's Reading Program as well as volunteering at retirement centers with her God given talents in singing and helping with events at the center. She also has performed at Foster Parents Appreciation Day, Volunteer Festivals and other charitable events. Her favorite time this past year was performing at a Children's Shelter for foster kids that were spending their Christmas away from home. Rene' plans to continue to reach out to others with God as her main source. Rene would like to thank the American Kids for the many opportunities that have been given to her to share her God given talents with so many.

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American Kid Yodels to Top Oklahoma Kids member and yodeler Chelsea Beck is featured in a full page story in the January/February 2006 issue of American Cowboy Magazine. Chelsea, 12, is from Laverne, Okla., and says "Anybody can yodel if they try hard enough. All you have to do is try. Once you get it, it’s really easy." She has been nominated for Yodeler of the Year and for Rising Star in the Academy of Western Artists and the Western Music Association. She recently won the Patsy Montana National Yodeling Competition in Pineville, Mo. She has her own CD,Cowgirl at Heart, and performs everywhere from Texas to Kansas and Colorado to Missouri. She wrote Cowboy Roy as a tribute to her grandfather and included it on her CD. She wants to help keep the Western heritage alive, she said.