Two of television’s most vibrant comediennes will soon take the stage in Cleveland.  Telma Hopkins and Emmy-winner Jackee Harry are featured in J.D. Lawrence’s hit comedy/musical, The Clean Up Woman, which comes to The Palace Theatre at Playhouse Square for three performances, October 9-10.  Both actresses are considered “go to” comedy gold when TV shows need a strong supporting character.  Jackee is best known for her roles on 227 and The WB’s Sister, Sister, but she’s now a scene-stealer as hairdresser “Vanessa” on Everybody Hates Chris.  Telma’s career is nothing short of extraordinary.  She and Joyce Vincent are the female singers in Tony Orlando & Dawn, one of the ‘70s most successful pop groups, with 14 songs reaching the Top 40, including #1 singles Knock Three Times, Candida, and Tie a Yellow Ribbon.  Last year, the trio was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame near Youngstown.  Their popular variety series led to lengthy roles for Telma on such favorites as Bosom Buddies, Gimme a Break, Family Matters and Half & Half—where she delivers her trademark one-line zingers as “Phyllis.”  If you’re able to see the two legends in-person, let us know how you liked the show.  And remember to check ‘em out six days a week on WBNX.