Started right at 7 o'clock, once Noelle's film crew was set up.
Another Wednesday, another open mic. This was Russ's first comedic feature act. Well, the first intentional one. Usually these open mics seem to attract such a family crowd, and this was no exception. A low turnout due to impending weather let us wrap things up early, but not before some family shots of "Just" Frank's supporters.
My wife grabbed the camera and got evidence!

Papa Joe finished his set once Frank started harping at him.

Then it was Joann's time to harp.

Lots of adoring fans in the crowd. We'll assume the little one didn't understand all the jokes.

Frank howled to the end.

Batgirl in her cave.  

The audience was such a doll.

Family always seems to be a theme at these Russ's gatherings.

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