PARTYZAMS
SINGING TELEGRAMS
THE SURPRISE THEY'LL NEVER FORGET
LAS VEGAS SINGING TELEGRAMS & SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT
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Who's inside those costumes anyway?
Brian T. Cox, creator and owner of PartyZams, recalls how it all started.
"It began in 2011 when I was hired to perform a few songs at a 'Sweet 16" birthday party. With a few hats and props, a snazzy sports jacket, my guitar and some small gifts, I pulled it off and all were happy. From that moment, I realized there's a need and market to entertain people at their special events, providing something different, bringing laughter and joy to their occasion."
With over 1000 videos and more than 380,000 views on the PartyZams YouTube channel, Brian's singing telegrams continue to be a real treat for all ages. Read some of the 158 reviews.
Connie provides some of the female characters. Her bubbly, outgoing personality is the perfect fit for this type of entertainment.
Did you know?
George P. Oslin, a Western Union public relations director during the 1930s is credited as having sent the first singing telegram which was sung by Western Union operator Lucille Lipps to star vocalist Rudy Vallee on July 28, 1933, Vallee's birthday.
Western Union "made millions" in the years that followed with messages being sung in person using numerous well-loved tunes.
Declining demand and curtailment in the number of telegraph offices finally led Western Union to discontinue the service in 1974.
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