Honeymooners’ Glendale Show Was ‘a Real Riot, Alice!’

By QNS Editorial Posted on April 26, 2012

The Honeymooners returned for one night only to delight an audience at Sacred Heart School in Glendale last Saturday, Apr. 21, with a show based on the classic sitcom titled “Ralph’s 40th Birthday Party.” As noted, the performance was presented by Parallel Productions and sponsored by the Sacred Heart Glendale Educational Foundation. Shown with Ralph and Alice Kramden and Ed and Trixie Norton-portrayed by John Gianci and Debbie Romano and Joe Leccese and Anne-Marie Giglio, respectively-were some of the guests, which included Sacred Heart Principal Joanne Gangi, Fr. John Fullum, Sacred Heart Church pastor, City Council Member Elizabeth Crowley and members of the Kiwanis Club of Glendale.

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