Wish Your Heart Makes that Lonnie discovered that he was the fortunate young man who gave Annette her first kiss! Among Lonnie’s 67 TV credits are guest roles on The Beverly Hillbillies, Hunter, Hill Street Blues, The New Gidget, Saved By The Bell, a recurring role on Falcon Crest, Murder She Wrote, Chicago Hope, Lois and Clark, L.A. Heat, Homicide: Life on the Streets, and daytime dramas Another World and General Hospital. He has been a guest on more than 100 national and local talk shows from the 1960s into the 21st century promoting the Mickey Mouse Club for Disney and his own books, criticism, poetry and plays. As a writer, Lonnie is the author of a memoir, The Accidental Mouseketeer (2014) and Two for the Show: Great 20th Century Comedy Teams(2000). He has two poetry collections, forty-eight poems published in literary journals and newspapers and is the recipient of 11 poetry awards. He is a playwright with four produced plays (Occam's Razor, Over the Hill, Children Are Strangers and Exeunt All) and a musical (book and lyrics for Fantasies), which have been staged in Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, DC, plus twenty-two nationally aired radio dramas for Heartbeat Theatre and two for American Radio Theatre. Finally, he is the author of numerous articles, essays, and both film and theatre criticism whose work has appeared in more than twenty national and regional newspapers and magazines including the Los Angeles Times, New York Times Syndicate, American Film, Cincinnati Enquirer, US, Louisville Today, Oui, Hartford Courant, Storyboard and online publications. Burr was one of the hosts and the creative consultant (WGAw, second writer) for the 1980 ABC television special 25 Years of Mouseketeers (aka Mouseketeers 25th Anniversary Special). He was also instrumental in the creation of scripts for the Disneyland live performances by some of the original Mouseketeers throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s. As a choreographer, Burr’s specialty is creating tap and jazz routines for actors, singers and personalities who are not trained dancers. Examples of his work include live and filmed Disney and Disneyland/WDW productions; his swing dance with Hayley Mills as junior high school teacher Miss Bliss in the "Save The Last Dance for Me" (2/4/1989) episode of Good Morning, Miss Bliss (series title changed to Saved By The Bell), the original Carl's Jr. guacamole burger "Flamenco, Ole!" commercial, plays and several industrial shows. He has