Friday Afternoon Club: Catch Debbie Macomber’s “Miracle”
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By Chris Henry
chenry@kitsapsun.com
PORT ORCHARD
“Mrs. Miracle,” a heartwarming holiday movie based on the book by
South Kitsap author Debbie Macomber, will premiere Saturday at the
Historic Orchard Theatre, 822 Bay St.
The event, followed by a black-tie reception at Kitsap Bank, is a
fundraiser for the South Kitsap High School Band, which will play
in the 2010 Tournament of Roses Parade, and for Kitsap Regional
Library.
Macomber will appear at the premiere, along with the two young
Canadian actors, Valin Shinyei and Michael Strusievici, who star in
the film.
In the movie, James Van Der Beek, formerly of “Dawson’s Creek,”
plays a widower and father to six-year-old twins (Shinyei and
Strusievici). Their new housekeeper, Mrs. Emily Merkle ( Doris
Roberts) works her magical touch on their home and lives.
The film will be shown Dec. 5 on the Hallmark Channel.
Shannon Childs, a member of the Cedar Cove Association, approached
Macomber’s publicist during Cedar Cove Days, Port Orchard’s
celebration of Macomber’s work, about the possibility of showing
“Mrs. Miracle” in the author’s hometown. Hallmark was open to the
idea, but no profit could be derived from the showing, hence the
fundraiser.
Tickets for the premiere and reception, at a cost of $50 per
person, are available at Kitsap Bank, 619 Bay St. A limited number
of tickets may be available at the door, said Childs.
Doors open at 4:30 p.m. The movie starts at 5 p.m.
The event is hosted by the Cedar Cove Association and Kitsap Bank.
For tickets, contact marketing@kitsapbank.com or (360)
876-7883.
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