 In the city of Cleveland, ten-year-old Beverly Potts left her parents  West Side home with her best friend Patsy a short time before sunset. It was an August evening in 1951, and Halloran Park was just a three-minute walk away, where neighborhood children were singing and dancing in an old fashioned Showagon performance for a thousand people or more. Her mother had been a dancer and her father was a stagehand in Cleveland s theater district. They understood Beverly s love of show business, and her wish to stay - even though it would be after dark - for the end of the show. But Patsy had to be back, and left her friend at the park. That Friday night, Beverly Potts vanished without a trace and the case has not been solved to this day. Beverly s imprint remains, her appealing face and inscrutable eyes made more and more indelible by time. With every clue that has emerged in the half-century since she disappeared, she has returned as young and as vulnerable as ever in the hearts and minds of Clevelanders, some of who search for Beverly to this day.