The Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic, under the baton of founder and conductor Gary S. Greene, will perform a benefit concert for veterans and homeless families on Thursday, March 3 at UCLA’s Royce Hall. Greene (left) will be joined by celebrity guest actress June Lockhart. They are pictured with Thomas Girardi, founder of the law firm Girardi & Keese and sponsor of the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic.

(photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic)

The performance will include songs from “South Pacific” and “Guys & Dolls.” Additional celebrity guests include actor Ed Asner, who will narrate “The Impossible Dream.” Singer and dancer Carol Lawrence will also entertain, along with singer and songwriter Rozzi Crane, 16-year-old soprano Golda Berkman and the Honorable Arthur Gilbert, who will perform Leroy Anderson’s “The Typewriter” with the orchestra. KNBC 4 weathercaster and comedian Fritz Coleman will serve as master of ceremonies.

Proceeds will be donated to Salvation Army programs for veterans and homeless families including the Westwood Transitional Village, the Bessie & David Pregerson Child Development Center and the GrowGood urban farm. Tickets start at $25; $10 for students and free for veterans and active military members. Veterans and military members can pick up free tickets at the VA will call table at Royce Hall beginning at 6:30 p.m., or can obtain them by emailing harmonyhelpsconcert@gmail.com. Royce Hall is located at 340 Royce Drive on the UCLA campus. For information and tickets, visit www.HarmonyHelps.org.