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Agne Gredraityte, 10, of Downers Grove competes during the preliminary Suburban Chicago's Got Talent auditions at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights on Friday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Rory Wood, 18, left, and his brother Casey, 15, both of Palatine preform a martial arts fight scene during the preliminary Suburban Chicago's Got Talent auditions at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights on Friday. The two brothers said they have been practicing martial arts skills since age three.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

"Sophmore 64" duo Jake Basala, 16, right, and Calvin Hughes, 17, both of LIndenhurst, set up a Commodore 64 and two Game Boys to create music during the preliminary Suburban Chicago's Got Talent auditions at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights on Friday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Wesley Kochan, aka WES LeE "K", of Bartlett listens to judges' comments after performing in the Suburban Chicago's Got Talent auditions at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights on Friday.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

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"Sophmore 64" duo Jake Basala, 16, left, and Calvin Hughes, 17, both of LIndenhurst, listen to the judges' comments.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Wesley Kochan, aka WES LeE "K", of Bartlett listens to judges' comments after performing.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

"Sophmore 64" duo Jake Basala, 16, left, and Calvin Hughes, 17, both of LIndenhurst, preform music using a Commodore 64 and two Game Boys.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

"Sophmore 64" duo Jake Basala, 16, left, and Calvin Hughes, 17, both of LIndenhurst, preform music using a Commodore 64 and Game Boys .

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

The judges at Suburban Chicago's Got Talent auditions were impressed with the martial arts fighting of Rory Wood, 18, and his brother Casey, 15, both of Palatine.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Suburban Chicago's Got Talent judge Michelle Shaver, preforming arts education director at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, offers feedback for a performer.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Wesley Kochan, aka WES LeE "K", of Bartlett, leaves the stage after performing.

George LeClaire | Staff Photographer

Gallery updated: 6/8/2012 6:09 PM

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A variety of contestants were out in force Friday for the second day of Suburban Chicago's Got Talent at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights.
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