PageantCast News Desk: Miss America Ringtone and Wallpaper Features Bert Park's legendary song “There She Is”

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Miss America Ringtone and Wallpaper Features Bert Park's legendary song “There She Is”

With the new Miss America ringtone, fans of the 87-year tradition can experience the thrill of a Miss America crowning moment every time their cellular phone rings. “There She Is, Miss America,” as performed by longtime master of ceremonies Bert Parks is now available as a ringtone exclusively through select mobile carriers.

“The release of the new ringtone coincides with the build-up of excitement surrounding the countdown to Miss America Live!, which will air live on TLC from Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday, January 26, 2008,” stated Art McMaster, President and CEO of the Miss America Organization.

For just $2.49 you can download the classic Miss America theme song, “There She Is, Miss America” as a ringtone for your mobile phone. Download the ring tone today so that all the ‘Miss Americas’ in your life can have this classic song play every time they call your phone. Text the word MISS to 74466 to download the “There She Is, Miss America” ringtone. Charge will be added to your cell phone bill.

For only $1.99 you can download the official Miss America Crown as wallpaper for your mobile phone. Customize your mobile phone screen with this iconic symbol that is sought after by many, but worn by only a few. Text the word CROWN to 74466 to download the Miss America as wallpaper for your mobile phone. Charge will be added to your cell phone bill.

The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs and the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women. Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations made available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance. For more information, go to www.missamerica.org.

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Editor's Note: Instead of reporting Lauren's next TV appearance, this latest advertise..er, press release comes out. Oddly, they once again left out the bit about being boneheads for firing Bert Parks in the first place. I'm still waiting for that press release.