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We are active and doing business 
safely and successfully. Call us today 
if you are looking to buy or sell! 
Your Story. Your Home. Your Team. 
Together Stronger. 
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show you homes and meet with you 
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THE 
WEBB-MARTIN GROUP 
213 North Hermosa Avenue 
Sierra Madre, 91024 
2221 North Marengo Avenue 
Altadena, 91001 
3 Beds | 1.75 Baths | 1,140 sf 
3 Beds | 1 Bath | 1,859 sf 
Sold For: $915,000 
Sold For: $1,270,000 
IN ESCROW | MULTIPLE OFFERS 
SOLD FOR $190K OVER LIST | WITH 30 OFFERS 
SOLD FOR $271K OVER LIST | WITH 15 OFFERS 
446 Theresa Lane 
Sierra Madre, 91024 446TheresaLane.com3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,700 sf 
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Madre, CA 91024 
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YEARS 
2007-2021 
ln§ide The Mountain View§ 􀀒ew§ Thi§ Week. 
SpecialAnnouncements..........Page 2 Around San Gabriel Valley...Page 7 
Walking Sierra Madre.............Page3 Education and Youth............Page 8 
Community Calendar..............Page4 The Good Life......................Page 10 
Pasadena News This Week....Page 5 Best Friends.........................Page 11 
Arcadia/Monrovia News..........Page 6 Opinion.................................Page 12 
Altadena/South Pasadena......Page 6 LegalNotices........................Page 13 
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You may have noticed that the 
stars in front of the Sierra Madre 
Playhouse have gone missing and 
that the pavement was replaced. 
It wasn’t because the three people 
honored by those stars have fallen 
from grace, not at all. On Sun-
day, a celebration will be held in 
front of SMP to unveil those now-
refurbished stars along with two 
new additional stars. 
“We have long wanted to honor 
the late George Enyedi for his 
vision and stewardship of the 
Playhouse. It was because of Mr. 
Enyedi that we now own our 
building, we are so lucky that he 
set us on that course,” said Pro-
ducing Artistic Director Christian 
Lebano. “Then when we recentlylost our dear friend and long-time 
Playhouse-family member, BarrySchwam, we thought it fitting that 
he have a star, as well.” 
Those two new stars join the origi-
nal three placed to honor Founder 
and Artistic Director Stan Zalas,
Founder and Artistic Director 
Charles Andrese, and Actress and 
Board member Verna Chilton. 
Each of the five stars are dedicated 
to individuals who made a pro-
found impact on the early years of 
the Playhouse and without whom we would not have the Playhouse in 
our city. 
“Both of the stars were underwritten by friends of each of the men. We are 
so fortunate to have such support in the community,” said Board President 
David Gordon. 
I asked Lydia Bangtson, Barry Schwam’s widow, what it meant to her to 
see him memorialized with a star. “To me, it means that his work was re-
spected and important, not only to the theater but also to the community,” 
she said. “It would have meant so much to him to have this star, and to 
have the love and respect of his colleagues and friends at the theater. He 
cared so much about the Playhouse.” 
Board Member Ward Calaway will speak about George Enyedi and Bar-
bara Schofield will share stories about Barry Schwam. 
I asked Christian Lebano about this past year and what the future holds 
for SMP. “2020 was a devastating year, all around. So many families facing 
personal losses. Just devastating. The pandemic closures have been veryhard on all arts organizations – ours included. But we’ve been lucky. Trulyblessed with so many friends of the Playhouse who supported us when 
we needed them. We had 227 first-time 
donors send us money this year! Be-
cause of that support we were able to get 
through and plan for our reopening.” 
A large poster in front of the theater an-
nounces “You’re a Good Man, Charlie 
Brown,” I asked Christian about it. “Oh 
boy, are we excited to get back to produc-
ing. We are thrilled that we were able to 
work with the City to mount the produc-
tion in Memorial Park. The show pre-
views on Friday, July 30 and will run through August. We’ll follow all the 
COVID protocols, of course, but it will be such a wonderful way to bring 
the City back together after these months of isolation. And the show is 
such fun – a great way for the entire family to celebrate being able to at-
tend theater again. If it goes as well as I hope, we’d like to make this an 
annual event.” 
And when will we be able to see shows inside? “We plan to announce the 
rest of our season in early May. I can tell you that we hope to reopen with 
a show in mid-September and follow with a holiday production in De-
cember. It’s all looking good right now, but we’ll have to see how things go 
with the lifting of restrictions. I can tell youknow that audiences are going 
to be excited to see some of the upgrades we’ve managed during this year. 
We’ll be ready for our friends - and to celebrate!” 
The live public ceremony unveiling the stars in front of the Playhouse 
will be held this Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. PDT. Following re-
marks remembering our Playhouse heroes, cake and champagne will be 
served. Health and safety protocols (e.g., masks) will be observed. The 
event will also be livestreamed, for those preferring to attend the festivi-
ties at home. 
You’ll be able to livestream the event utilizing these links: 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI8pNkmRkX4Facebook: https://fb.me/e/3njrETjCg 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sierra.madre.playhouse/ 
SIERRA MADRE PLAYHOUSE NIGHT OF THE STARS 
SUNDAY, 
APRIL 18th 
Dedication of Sierra Madre's 
'Walk of Stars' will be held on 
Sunday, April 18th with the addi-
tion of Playhouse Superheroes 
George Enyedi, left and BarrySchwam, right. 
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021 VOLUME 15 NO. 16VOLUME 15 NO. 16 
broker lic. #01514230 | source: CoreLogic, Freddie Mac, Bankrate 
Jan Greteman 626.975.4033 
jan@jangreteman.com 
jangreteman.com #01943630 
Judy Webb-Martin 626.688.2273 
jwmartin@dppre.com #00541631 
Katie Orth 626.688.0418 
korth@dppre.com #00942500 
We are active and doing business 
safely and successfully. Call us today 
if you are looking to buy or sell! 
Your Story. Your Home. Your Team. 
Together Stronger. 
We're still here for you! We can 
show you homes and meet with you 
over video. 
THE 
WEBB-MARTIN GROUP 
213 North Hermosa Avenue 
Sierra Madre, 91024 
2221 North Marengo Avenue 
Altadena, 91001 
3 Beds | 1.75 Baths | 1,140 sf 
3 Beds | 1 Bath | 1,859 sf 
Sold For: $915,000 
Sold For: $1,270,000 
IN ESCROW | MULTIPLE OFFERS 
SOLD FOR $190K OVER LIST | WITH 30 OFFERS 
SOLD FOR $271K OVER LIST | WITH 15 OFFERS 
446 Theresa Lane 
Sierra Madre, 91024 446TheresaLane.com3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,700 sf 
SHREDEVENTLooking To Dispose Of 
Your Sensitive Documents? 
SAVE 
THE DATE 
Date 
Time 
Where 
Saturday, April 24th, 2021 
8:30am to 2pm 
30 N Baldwin Ave, Sierra 
Madre, CA 91024 
Contact us for more information. 
Stop by and drop-off 
your documents safely. 
YEARS 
2007-2021 
ln§ide The Mountain View§ 􀀒ew§ Thi§ Week. 
SpecialAnnouncements..........Page 2 Around San Gabriel Valley...Page 7 
Walking Sierra Madre.............Page3 Education and Youth............Page 8 
Community Calendar..............Page4 The Good Life......................Page 10 
Pasadena News This Week....Page 5 Best Friends.........................Page 11 
Arcadia/Monrovia News..........Page 6 Opinion.................................Page 12 
Altadena/South Pasadena......Page 6 LegalNotices........................Page 13 
LLAACCoouunnttyyGGooeessOOrraannggee--CCOOVVIIDD1199UUPPDDAATTEESS........................PPaaggee77
You may have noticed that the 
stars in front of the Sierra Madre 
Playhouse have gone missing and 
that the pavement was replaced. 
It wasn’t because the three people 
honored by those stars have fallen 
from grace, not at all. On Sun-
day, a celebration will be held in 
front of SMP to unveil those now-
refurbished stars along with two 
new additional stars. 
“We have long wanted to honor 
the late George Enyedi for his 
vision and stewardship of the 
Playhouse. It was because of Mr. 
Enyedi that we now own our 
building, we are so lucky that he 
set us on that course,” said Pro-
ducing Artistic Director Christian 
Lebano. “Then when we recentlylost our dear friend and long-time 
Playhouse-family member, BarrySchwam, we thought it fitting that 
he have a star, as well.” 
Those two new stars join the origi-
nal three placed to honor Founder 
and Artistic Director Stan Zalas,
Founder and Artistic Director 
Charles Andrese, and Actress and 
Board member Verna Chilton. 
Each of the five stars are dedicated 
to individuals who made a pro-
found impact on the early years of 
the Playhouse and without whom we would not have the Playhouse in 
our city. 
“Both of the stars were underwritten by friends of each of the men. We are 
so fortunate to have such support in the community,” said Board President 
David Gordon. 
I asked Lydia Bangtson, Barry Schwam’s widow, what it meant to her to 
see him memorialized with a star. “To me, it means that his work was re-
spected and important, not only to the theater but also to the community,” 
she said. “It would have meant so much to him to have this star, and to 
have the love and respect of his colleagues and friends at the theater. He 
cared so much about the Playhouse.” 
Board Member Ward Calaway will speak about George Enyedi and Bar-
bara Schofield will share stories about Barry Schwam. 
I asked Christian Lebano about this past year and what the future holds 
for SMP. “2020 was a devastating year, all around. So many families facing 
personal losses. Just devastating. The pandemic closures have been veryhard on all arts organizations – ours included. But we’ve been lucky. Trulyblessed with so many friends of the Playhouse who supported us when 
we needed them. We had 227 first-time 
donors send us money this year! Be-
cause of that support we were able to get 
through and plan for our reopening.” 
A large poster in front of the theater an-
nounces “You’re a Good Man, Charlie 
Brown,” I asked Christian about it. “Oh 
boy, are we excited to get back to produc-
ing. We are thrilled that we were able to 
work with the City to mount the produc-
tion in Memorial Park. The show pre-
views on Friday, July 30 and will run through August. We’ll follow all the 
COVID protocols, of course, but it will be such a wonderful way to bring 
the City back together after these months of isolation. And the show is 
such fun – a great way for the entire family to celebrate being able to at-
tend theater again. If it goes as well as I hope, we’d like to make this an 
annual event.” 
And when will we be able to see shows inside? “We plan to announce the 
rest of our season in early May. I can tell you that we hope to reopen with 
a show in mid-September and follow with a holiday production in De-
cember. It’s all looking good right now, but we’ll have to see how things go 
with the lifting of restrictions. I can tell youknow that audiences are going 
to be excited to see some of the upgrades we’ve managed during this year. 
We’ll be ready for our friends - and to celebrate!” 
The live public ceremony unveiling the stars in front of the Playhouse 
will be held this Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. PDT. Following re-
marks remembering our Playhouse heroes, cake and champagne will be 
served. Health and safety protocols (e.g., masks) will be observed. The 
event will also be livestreamed, for those preferring to attend the festivi-
ties at home. 
You’ll be able to livestream the event utilizing these links: 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI8pNkmRkX4Facebook: https://fb.me/e/3njrETjCg 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sierra.madre.playhouse/ 
SIERRA MADRE PLAYHOUSE NIGHT OF THE STARS 
SUNDAY, 
APRIL 18th 
Dedication of Sierra Madre's 
'Walk of Stars' will be held on 
Sunday, April 18th with the addi-
tion of Playhouse Superheroes 
George Enyedi, left and BarrySchwam, right.