The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 02, 1984, Page Page 13, Image 13

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    Wednesday, May 2, 1934
Dally Ncbraskan
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Being 77iere, the film adaptation of Jerzy Kos
inski's novel, is fine satire of the prevclance of
television in American society. Peter Sellers stars as
an literate gardener whose entire life revolves
around the tube, and who is ill-suited for his comical
rise to power. The 1979 film also stars Melvyn
Douglas, Shirley MacLaine and Jack Warden and
was directed by Hal Ashby. It airs at 7:30 p.m. on
Channels 6 and 10.
The world premiere of Witold Lutoslawski's
"Symphony No. 3" highlights this week's broadcast
concert of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (8 p.m.,
KUCV, 90.9 FM). The work, commissioned by the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, is the concluding
work in a program that also will feature Haydn's
"Symphony No. 100 in G" and Hummel's Trumpet
Concerto in E." Sir George Solti conducts.
At tl:e Sheldon
The King of Marvin Gardens, starring Jack
Nicholson, Ellen Burstyn and Bruce Dern, will be
.screened in the Film Theatre at 1, 7 and 9 p.m. This
1972 film shows the fraternal difference Dern and
Nicholson encounter. The film was directed by Bob
Rafelson, who also handled Nicholson in the classic
Five Easy Pieces.
On tzct2
The UNL Theatre's production of Tennessee
Williams' Summer and Smoke continues through
Saturday at the Howell Theatre in the Temple
Building, 12th and R streets. Studetn tickets are $4.
Around Town
Blues singer and guitarist Johnny Copeland will
perform tonight and Thursday at the Zoo Bar, 136 N.
14th St. The cover charge will be $3.
In last week's Weekend column, the cover
charge for Tucker Inn, 3235 S. 13th street, was
incorrectly listed. The cover charge is $2 all week
long, and that includes one free , bar drink. The
country band Free Ride performs regularly at the
bar.
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Styls Cc-sncil's My Ever Changin Moods: a
remxl;atl2 recovery.
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New album releases
show groups' potential
By Ctephmla ZirJk
The Style Council has just released their first full
length album following a disappointing mini-LP last
year. My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) is more
complete than Introducing the Style Council and
their style is more fully developed. .
The force behind My Ever Changing Moods is Paul
Welle r (ex-Jam) and Mick Talbot (ex-Bureau).
Talbot is almost a silent partner in this union, but he
makes himself known through his keyboard most
notably on "Mick's Blessings" which is solely com
prised of Talbot's tinkling of the ivories.
About every type of modern music is represented
on this album from "Blue Cafe," which is reminis
cent of the 1940s, to the early '60s sound of The
Whole Point of No Return," to the Motown sound of
"Strenth of Your Nature."
One of the best songs on the album is "My Ever
Changing Moods." It's an excellent example of
Weller's songwriting ability: "Daylight turns to moon
light and Vm at my bestPraising the way it all
works gazing upon the rest; The cool before the
warmlfie calm before the stormI wish to stay
forever - letting this be myfdbdButl 'm caught up in
a whirlwind and my ever changing moods. "
My Ever Chaging Moods is an excellent recovery
and may create a new style of music by reaching into
the past. .
Rounder Records
Rounder recording artist Johnny Copeland will
appear tonight and Thursday at the Zoo Bar,
123 N. Uth St.
Take your Icaccd phones to Uis Student Union (City
Campus) April 27 through Msy 7.
LTM"s bocLh will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday for your convenience.
Returning your leased phone saves a charge for picking
it up (Slier $15).
by bziyinjths phono
Save an additional 25 off the purchasa price of leased
phones from April 27 through May 14. This is a savings
of 65 to 80 off the regular retail price of new
Starlite, Styleline and Standard Desk phones. Discounted
prices are as low as 11.25.
Just call LT&Ts business office to make the ,
arrangements.
The charge for buying your leased phone will appear on
your bill.
You don't have to return your phone and next year,
you won t have to
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