Hollywood Congress of Republicans 

Wed. Sept. 1st Mixer/Clint Howard and Debate Watch Party!

 

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President:

Mell Flynn

1st Vice President:

Joe Reinkemeyer

2nd Vice President:

Mark Vafiades

Treasurer

Guyla Mills

Membership Secretary:

Kathy Wittes

Secretary:

Alaina Niemann

 

Board of Directors

Dale Oprandy(Past Prez)

Val Cymbal

Dale Ellis

Lana Ford

Kevin Rush

Linda Savadian

 

Advisory Committee

Mark Abernathy

Nancy Bright

Morgan Brittney

John O'Hurley

 

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Sept. 1st- HCR Mixer

 

 

Hollywood Republicans

Debate Watch/Mixer!

(New Food Format, Time and Price!- See below)

 

 Wednesday Sept. 1st with

Actor Clint Howard

 

Only $5.00

Meeting starts at 7:00

Coffee and Dessert only (No Dinner)

 

***Fiorina/Boxer Debate will be broadcast at the meeting prior to Clint speaking***

 

Clint Howard was born April 20, 1959 in Burbank, California and has been acting for almost his entire life. As a child actor, Howard starred on Gentle Ben and The Streets of San Francisco in the episode entitled The House on Hyde Street. He was sometimes seen on The Andy Griffith Show as "Leon," a toddler in a cowboy outfit who wandered freely around Mayberry and silently offered people a bite of his sandwich, to which they would respond, "No thank you." In 1963, he appeared in the ABC medical drama Breaking Point in the role of four-year-old Mikey in the episode "The Gnu, Now Almost Extinct". He also starred on Rod Serling's Night Gallery as Herbie: a ten-year-old boy who could predict the near future (in which he eventually predicts the end of the world). In 1966, he guest starred in the short-lived The Jean Arthur Show sitcom on CBS in the episode entitled "My Client, the Rooster".

 

One of Howard's other roles as a child actor was the voice of the elephant Hathi's son Hathi Jr. in the 1967 Walt Disney animated film The Jungle Book and the voice of Roo in Disney's 1977 animated film The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Howard appeared in various Star Trek episodes:

He played "Johnny Bark" on a first-season episode of Arrested Development, which was produced and narrated by his brother, Ron Howard. He was seen in an episode of Married... with Children as a creepy janitor. He played a car thief/murderer in a fourth-season episode of Seinfeld. Also, he played Creepy Rodney in the My Name Is Earl episode "Stole a Badge" (Season 1 Episode 22) and he was a guest star in episode 24 of season 3 of the acclaimed NBC show Heroes.[2] In a nod to Star Trek culture, he also played a part in an episode of Star Trek director JJ Abram's series "Fringe" of a man who thought he was Sarek of Vulcan. (In the next episode, Leonard Nimoy was revealed as the mysterious character he was discussing.)

Howard has appeared in many films that were directed by his brother, Ron Howard, often playing unpleasant characters, including a morgue attendant in Backdraft, a Little League parent who taunts Steve Martin in Parenthood, a retirement home worker in Cocoon, and Flynn, a factory overseer in Far and Away.

He played the original Eaglebaur in the 1979 film Rock 'n' Roll High School. He also appeared as the head usher in Get Crazy. He was in both the 1986 film Gung Ho and the television show; a television director in EDtv; a Southern-fried college football fan in The Waterboy; a marijuana farmer, Jarvis Tanner in Ticks (1993); flight controller Seymour Liebergot in Apollo 13 (a role he reprised in the episodes 'Spider' and 'We Interrupt This Program' of the HBO miniseries From the Earth to the Moon); a father of one of the main characters in Uwe Boll's Heart of America and in That Thing You Do! (1997), as a radio DJ; a space tracking agent in the spy series of the Austin Powers series; and a crossdresser named 'Nipples' in Little Nicky. He starred as the title character in the 1995 low-budget comedy-horror film Ice Cream Man as well as the mayor's assistant in How the Grinch Stole Christmas!. Clint Howard also had a minor role in the 1986 science fiction film The Wraith where he played Rughead, a nervous and often annoying auto technician.

He played the title role of Stanley Coopersmith in the 1981 horror movie Evilspeak.

He was featured as Kate the Caterer in The Cat in the Hat with Mike Meyers and Dakota Fanning.

He is also featured briefly in Rob Zombie's Halloween. He had a small part in the A Plumm Summer (2007 film) as "Binky the Clown".

In 2008, Howard appeared in the romantic comedy Play the Game, starring Andy Griffith, Doris Roberts, Liz Sheridan, Paul Campbell, and Marla Sokoloff.

In 2009, he had several film roles, including one in the sequel Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.[3] Clint is attached to direct his first directorial piece, the feature horror film The House Of Good And Evil.[4]

Clint is running for a position on the SAG Board of Directors

 

Date: Sept. 1st, 2010

Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM (Approx)

(Reception/Check in-6:30-7:00 PM)

 Place: Mayflower Club

             11110 Victory Blvd (Across from Target)

             North Hollywood, CA 91606

Cost:   $5.00 for All (This meeting only) $9.00 for Non-Members (Cash or Check- Sorry no credit cards) Free Parking behind building, on street after 7:00 and in the Target parking lot.

 

Full cash bar (reasonably priced!)

 

****Please RSVP**** so that we will have an accurate count: rsvp@hollywoodrepublicans.com

 

 

 

Volunteers Needed for

Victory 2010 and the Meg Whtman Campaign

Meg Whitman and the Victory 2010 campaign are looking for volunteers from the Hollywood area to help staff events, recruit other volunteers, walk precincts, and call voters.

If interested in helping Meg and the Republican ticket, please contact the Victory 2010 Downtown Los Angeles Field Representative Darius Ameri, at 503.807.6025 or dariusameri@gmail.com .

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